Bearcats star Richter to continue playing amid med school focus
Ralph Richter Cincinnati’s star forward, after hinting he would quit basketball for pre med studies, now says he will play “as much as studies permit.” The season’s top performers include Dick Dallmer, with the Widdoes family making headlines through Ohio U and Ohio State. The item notes NBA links with Kubiak and Payak, and WVU football scholarships, plus pro team losses and a Cow Palace crowd tally.
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Point Pleasant Blacks Top Reds 53 33 In Big Black Win
Point Pleasant High’s Big Black cagemen extended their winning streak to four by defeating the Aston Reds 53 33. Parky Gardner led with 15 points, Reece Nott 14, and Frank Shue 7 as Fisher hit long shots including a buzzer beater before halftime.
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Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago Bribery Arrests in GWU Basketball
Four men were arrested and charged with attempting to bribe Dave Shapiro, co captain of George Washington University's basketball team. The item reflects a recap of a scandal from the prior year with names and charges noted.
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Bearcats Rout Reserve In High School Basketball List
A long district roundup shows Bearcats walloping Linsly Institute 41 to 33 and many others across Ohio venues. The tally includes Fairland 58 Chesapeake 82 and Cincinnati area results with St. Marys, Aquinas, Roger Bacon, and Unity teams posting wins amid a busy score slate.
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Boxing Decline Warned If Antidote Not Found
Abe J. Greene warns boxing faces extinction in 1950 due to television and waning small clubs. He argues TV hurts local promoters and fighter development, urging a solutions plan to revive the sport. Also notes a high school basketball game change from Harrisonville to Tuppers Plains due to gym repairs.
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Erdelatz Weighs Navy Head Football Coach Post
Eddie Erdelatz 36 year old former San Francisco 49ers assistant meets Navy officials at Annapolis to discuss becoming the academy’s next head football coach. Navy cites his prior service as end coach in 1945 46 47 and notes many applications from other candidates. Terms and conditions must be agreed upon before any decision.
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Point Pleasant Juniors Open Season with Two Contests
Coach Virgil Siders sends two seventh grade quintets into action. The seventh graders face Gallipolis at 7 p.m. and the eighth graders play at 8 p.m. in the season debut at Point Pleasant.
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Barons Suffer First Shutout by St Louis
The Cleveland Barons lost 5 0 on St Louis ice in a rare shutout as Ralph Almas starred for the Flyers. Cleveland still leads the Western Division though St Louis handed a setback. Les Douglas remains top scorer with 58 points and six Barons reside in the top 10.
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Red) Almas
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Cage Games Tonight Midwestern college basketball slate
Butler visits Notre Dame as Xavier faces Youngstown while Defiance plays Hillsdale. Other games feature Harvard at Holy Cross and Boston College versus Tufts at the Boston Garden, with numerous pairings including American U. at Loyola Balto and Texas at Arkansas.
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Athens Stops McArthur Five In Easy 42-28 Victory
Athens High defeated McArthur 42-28 as Jim Widdoes led the Bulldogs with 18 points, nailing long shots and driving for layups. McArthur struggled with erratic passing and turnovers while Athens controlled the boards and built a double-digit lead by halftime.
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New Version of Foul Rule Hailed in Garden
At Madison Square Garden a new two minute foul rule was tested with unanimous approval by players and 18 000 fans. St John s coach Frank McGuire and Nat Holman of the Beavers praised the change as it sped up the game and kept the outcome in doubt until the final seconds.
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Redmen Fall as CCNY Ends St Johns’ Unbeaten Run
City College of New York upset St John’s 54-52 to snap a 12 game unbeaten streak. Ed Roman scored 23 for CCNY in their seventh win against two losses. North Carolina State beat San Francisco 69-54 as the Wolfpack improved to 9-1. Cincinnati, Duquesne, Wyoming, Columbia, Oklahoma City U., Dayton, Duke, West Virginia, Siena, and William and Mary also posted wins in top college games last night. Major games loom tonight including Kentucky at Mississippi State and Harvard at Holy Cross.
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