Logan Chieftains Snap Five-Game skid with 59 57 Win
In Jackson, Logan's Eddie Grandy scored 35 points to lift the winless Chieftains over the first-place Ironmen 59 57. Grandy scored 14 of Logan's 18 points in the final period as the defense held Jackson to key late baskets. The victory leaves Logan atop the SEC standings while Wellston and others share fifth place.
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Rockbridge and Carbon Hill Face Off In 84-68 Victory
Rockbridge defeated Carbon Hill 84 to 68 as Laurelville topped Gibsontown in a Hacking County League clash. In non league play Carbon Hill beat Buchtel. Laurelville led by Chilcote 27, Bradney 22, D Strous 14 while Gib tonville’s Kuhn 21, Febes 18, Morris 16 paced the visitors. Reserve win went to Laurelville 48-25.
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Teddy Davis Beats Chavez in Madison Square Garden
Teddy Davis 29 wins a unanimous decision over Fabela Chavez in Madison Square Garden drawing 3120 fans and $7958. Davis, known as Red Top, explains a hair dye choice by a former manager. The bout followed his long career since 1946 with 95 pro fights, 48 wins.
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Pomeroy Puts Up 101 Points In Meigs County Tilt
Pomeroy overwhelms Carthage Troy 101 to 26 as Nelsonville reserves edge ahead. Six Meigs players reach double figures led by Wolfe and Kitchen while Racine sets county mark in 101 point output. Ames Bern stays unbeaten with 47 45 win over Rome Canaan.
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First Syracuse Bowl Appearance Marks Postseason Debut
Syracuse football reaches the Orange Bowl, signaling the program’s first post season bowl game in school history. The historic invitation highlights a milestone for the team and its supporters as they prepare for a premier postseason matchup.
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Minoso tops AL base theft but foully caught 16 times
Minnie Minoso of the Chicago White Sox won the American League base stealing title with 22 steals and also led the league in times caught stealing at 16. This marks both a high success rate and a high number of outs on the basepaths.
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Shade 53 Harrisonville 50 in tense 2A clash
Oxley led Shade to a 53-50 win over Harrisonville as Shade overcame an eight point deficit in the waning minutes. Morril Oxley scored 26 points to push his career total over 800. Elmer Morris led Harrisonville with 23. Shade reserves won 94-24 behind strong bench scoring.
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Columbus
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Friday's College and Pro Basket Results Featured Wide Spread Scores
Friday's results show college games with Buffalo Teachers 90 over Ohio Wesleyan 67 and DePaul 83 over Taylor 69, while professional NBA note Minneapolis 74 ahead of Milwaukee 66. High school scores span Newark 63 to Canton Lehman 71 and many others across districts.
Chauncey Blue Devils Rally Past Stockport 73 70
Chauncey Blue Devils overcame Stockport 73 to 70 in a hard fought game. Huble Bobo led Chauncey with 32 points, sparking the comeback as the team seized a 69 68 lead with 2:25 remaining. Eddie Abdella contributed four points, including the first lead of the night, as Jerry Williams assisted and Abdella iced the win.
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Fights Friday Night Roundup From New York And Palm Beach
The Associated Press reports Teddy Davis from New York outpointed Fabela Chavez in a Melbourne style title fight. Marcel Brisebois from Montreal outpointed Tony Cimminon in Bayonne. Emerson Butcher from Rock Island outpointed Dennis Woodbury in West Palm Beach.
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Red Top
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Hartford
Fabela Chavez
Los Angeles
Marcel Brisebois
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Tony Cimminon
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Rock Island
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Foul Rules Stir Coaches Across College Basketball
North Carolina State coach Everett Case leads a Southern Conference push against the new one and one foul rule and final three minute two shot rule. Case cites slow games and unfair penalties for good shooters while proposing a limited use of the one and one. He plans to poll other coaches to consider intra conference adoption.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Everett Case
North Carolina State
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Wake Forest
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Southern Conference Basketball Coaches Association
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