Frankton Eagles Dominate Knightstown in Four-Team Meet
Frankton Eagles routed Knightstown Falcons 92 to 64 as McClain Friend and Dickinson scored 71 of Frankton's points. Windfall Dragons beat Anderson St. Marys Gaels 61 to 56. both Windfall and Frankton advance to the 1955 title finals, with losers to contest third place.
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Indiana routs Butler. IU tops Bulldogs 94 to 70 in Indy
Indiana University defeated Butler 94 70 before a crowd of 14381 at Butler Fieldhouse, marking a single game attendance record. Wally Choice led IU with 26 points as Indiana improved to six wins in seven pre Big Ten games while Butler dropped to four losses in six Big Ten tests. Ed Sutton and Buddy Sasser highlighted North Carolina’s big game with five touchdowns, Sasser scoring three.
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Northwestern Names Coach's Helpers
Northwestern University announces two assistants to Ara Parseghian for the Wildcats football program. Richard Urich and Bruce Beatty are named to support the new coach as the team moves forward.
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12 year old wins Nashua horse by bid kindness
Karen Ann McGuire of Valhalla New York who bid 24.03 for Nashua will receive a chestnut gelding at Greenwich Connecticut next Thursday. Hanover Bank executors of William Woodward's Nashua sale chose to gift the horse due to her affection for animals.
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Cage Scores From AP High School Tournaments
AP reports results from multiple high school tourneys with scores. Notable entries include Anderson St. Mary's 92 over Knightstown 64 and Cathedral 75 over Seecina 54. College rounds feature Indiana 94 over Butler 70 and Michigan 79 over Denver 69. Pro NBA notes Rochester 91 over Syracuse 80 and New York 80 over Philadelphia 79.
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Anderson Ravens stretch fame to Minnesota and Indiana rivals
Ken Murphy of a St Paul paper gathers details on Anderson College basketballs rival encounters. Howie Schultz and Rollie Seltz are noted ex Packers coaching in Minnesota while Schlundt leads IU stars in a benefit game for the Olympic Fund. Additional items cover local bowling feats and college hoops rally summaries.
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Pep Is 5-1 Favorite Against Ares Tonight
Miami Beach dispatch notes odds maker favor Pep at 5-1 over Ares in tonight’s featherweight clash. Result hinges on punch power and speed, with Pep seeking another title-shot bid while Ares aims for upset.
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Pep Defeats Arel as Favorite in Nationally Televised Bout
Champion Willie Pep, a 5 to 1 favorite, beats Andy Arel in a 10 round match on national TV. Pep, veteran of 208 fights with 201-1-6, has trouble with southpaws. Arel, 16-9-0, had won his last nine before meeting Pep. Notre Dame football enters its 67th season with 18 undefeated seasons and 10 undefeated years.
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Good Hunting Michigan Hunters Net 8 Million Meat Value
The State Conservation Department reports Michigan hunters brought home 8 million dollars worth of meat in 1954. Deer supplied the bulk, 4,671,000 pounds valued at 3,503,325 dollars, with pheasants at about 1,600,000 dollars and rabbits at 1,400,000 dollars.
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IBL to Meet in Miami January 3 to Discuss Syracuse Transfer
Montreal January 3 1950 The International Baseball League will hold a special meeting in Miami to formalize the transfer of the Syracuse franchise. IBL President Frank Shaughnessy announced the date and city while Sidney Salomon Jr of Miami disclosed plans to operate there. Directors will vote to complete the transfer.
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English Bettors Hit 1026 to 1 on Daily Double
Two Taunton bettors closed their Christmas holidays by winning 513 pounds 18 shillings from a 10 shillings stake at odds of about 1026 to 1. They paired Bailinascorney, 20-1, with Los Zicales, 8-1, for the daily double.
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