College Scores Summary From Evening Basketball Slate
List of results shows Manhattan 60 over Dartmouth 46 and Oregon 81 over New York 65. Kentucky 75 beat Baylor 34. Va Tech 55 defeated Quantico Marines 39. Okla Aggies 34 over St Marys 33. Ball State 73 over Milwaukee Techs 42. Iowa 76 over Montana State 49. Wisconsin 61 over So California 56. Indiana 74 over Marquette 50. Minnesota 68 over Nebraska 58. Bradley 56 over Stanford 51. Washington 52 over Ohio State 46. Oregon State 58 over Portland 38.
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Bulldogs to Play Near-Last Season Schedule in 1947
Athens High Bulldogs will largely repeat the 1946 football slate under SEC rotation rules. They will open away at Portsmouth East after Oak Hill, with Grandview as a second home game and four league contests, despite losing eight regulars. A junior high nucleus is seen as future strength.
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Phantom Phil Hergesheimer Sparks Rockets In Scoring Lead
The Philadelphia Rockets, near the bottom of the AHL standings, boast the league scoring leader Phantom Phil Hergesheimer. He jumped from seventh to first with a ten point weekend, totaling 21 goals and 21 assists for 42 points in 30 games, two ahead of Norm Burns of New Haven. Johnny Holota of Cleveland sits third with 37 points.
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Burns
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Miller to Quit Baseball After Reds Career Ends
Eddie Miller, longtime Reds shortstop, announced retirement citing an ailing right arm and poor hitting. The 29 year old led NL shortstops in fielding three times and earned three All Star nominations, but hit .194 in 91 games in 1946. He plans to enter business and lives near Cincinnati on a 30 acre farm with his wife and three sons.
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Southeastern Conference aims at peace with acceding colleges
New York report says the Southeastern Conference plans to smooth relations with the so called simon pure colleges at the National Collegiate Athletic Association meetings next month. The Sealfoks wrapped up their conference business quickly and will likely review its scholarship rules after the NCAA session.
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Lincoln Star Norris Anderson Hosts Today
Lincoln Nebraska entertainer Norris Anderson headlines today as the guest star. He quips that Old King Cole called for his bowl and his fiddlers three and now they have three bowls for each fiddler in a playful bit.
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Old King Cole
Whiz Kids Get Gee Back in Illinois Spotlight
Ty Anderson, rumored oldest living hockey player at 38, will return for the Boston Olympics against the New York Rovers tomorrow. Frank Elkins resumes his weekly ski information broadcasts Thursday night, offering snowy radio updates.
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Ty Anderson
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Boxing results from New York and Boston cards
New York fighter Chester Rice, age 141, defeated Juste Fontaine, age 139, by outpoint in Milwaukee. In Boston, Mad Anthony Jones, 170 pounds, stopped Davy Feld, 166 and a half, in Brooklyn, with Jones winning on the Boston card.
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Davy Feld
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Tight Early SEO Scoring Race In Southeastern Ohio
In the Southeastern Ohio Conference season pause, two games per team show a tight scoring race. Bill Lehew leads with 31 points, followed by Harry Surface and John McBroom, as Middleport and Pomeroy top the standings with undefeated 2–0 records.
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Pomeroy Merchants Gird For Cage Opener Friday
The Pomeroy Merchants women’s season opens Friday against Frazee Jewels of Parkersburg at Pomeroy Junior High Gym. A 7:30 p.m. preliminary game between the Middleport Legion and Cheshire precedes the main event. Proceeds support the Pomeroy High School Athletic Fund.
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Paul
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Connie Mack Rings In 84th Birthday In Baseball Long Career
Connie Mack observed his 84th birthday in Los Angeles and said he looked ahead to his 63rd year in organized baseball as owner-manager of the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Connie Mack
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NYU Upset, 81 65 in clash with Oregon Ducks
New York defeats Oregon Ducks 81 to 65 as Oregon enters the game on a nine game win streak averaging 73 points per contest. Kentucky remains unbeaten after a 75 to 34 win at Lexington extending their two year 25 game streak over Baylor.
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Kramer Ailing Threatens Davis Cup Bid
Melbourne reports Jack Kramer, key American player, injured a small bone on the bottom of a foot. Kramer downplays the issue but trainer warns to ease during final Kooyong practices today and tomorrow.
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Jack Kramer
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Kooyong
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