Parlay card shows upsets in New Year bowl bets and NBA shifts
Bowl pools yielded five of 11 underdog wins and a rare tie that helped neither side. Western stars Texas Mines and California fell behind as underdogs. Occidental upset Colorado A g g i e s 21 20. Clemson edged Missouri 24 23 after a one point spot. In pro hoops the Lakers and Royals led Western play while Washington Cups dominated the East. Muskingum topped Ohio University 54 56 in a high foul game with Muskingum’s Bill Ruby scoring 20.
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California
Golden Bears
Texas
Oklahoma
Villanova
Drake
Occidental
Colorado Aggies
Clemson
Missouri
Smu-Oregon
Muskies
Ohio
Muskingum
Gene Gyurko
Gene Kinsley
Herb Pollock
Bill Ruby
Bobcats
Bob Dickey
Dickey
Tom Connor
Ralph Murphy
Lou Bonvecchio
Bob White
Connor
Ruby
Paul Whyte
Chuck Renner
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Johnson
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Shreffler
Williams
Stefan
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Gcanner
C.w
Pegoy
Chieftains Bury Bremen Quint 71 44
Logan High Chiefs beat Bremen Oilers 71 to 44 on Tuesday night with height and speed. Bill Saxton led scoring with 20 points, Ronnie Soliday 17, Hartman top Bremen with 12. Logan pulled away in the second and third periods, VanAtta key late, with coaches Diller and Jacoby using substitutes.
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Logan
Logan High Chieftains
Bremen
Oilers
Big Bill Saxton
Chiefs
Ronnie Soliday
Hartman
VanAtta
Chieftains
Dwight Diller
Jacoby
McArthur High falls to Athens General s in late basketball tilt
McARTHUR-Athens High posted a 49 34 win over McArthur High Tuesday night. Center Bob Staneart led Athens with 16 points while Cozad scored 12 for McArthur as Athens built a double digit lead and held off late charges. The win sharpens focus on an upcoming SEC clash with Gallipolis in Athens.
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McArthur
Athens High
McArthur High
Generals
Gallipolis
Athens
Erals
Bulldogs
Bob Staneart
Cozad
College and pro scores last night across multiple leagues
Scores from college games include CCNY 58 over St John s 56 and George Washington 71 over Manhattan 63. Also Oklahoma 88 over Kansas 36 and N C State 76 over Canisius 60. Pro results show Boston 75 over Baltimore 69 and Chicago 115 over Providence 104. High school results span Norwood 42 and several others across Ohio towns.
Boxing results from Los Angeles and Buffalo card
Raul Campos from Mexico City defeated Charley Riley of St. Louis by decision in Los Angeles. In Buffalo Johnny Kaufman of Rochester beat Henry Jordan of Atlantic City by decision in a 10 round bout.
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Los Angeles
Raul Campos
Mexico City
Charley Riley
St. Louis
Buffalo
N. J
Johnny Kaufman
Rochester
N. Y
Gerg Henry Jordan
Atlantic City
Villanova Star Bill Doherty Honored in Philadelphia District
In Philadelphia district high honors, Villanova football back Bill Doherty, listed at 155 pounds, received a special award as the outstanding back. Ice hockey results show St. Louis defeating Philadelphia 6 to 1 in the American League.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Villanova
Bill Doherty
Ironton Tigers overpower Pomeroy Panthers 70 to 35
Ironton High Tigers defeated Pomeroy High 70 to 35 in a non league game. Beckett Shelton and Felty led Ironton with 37 combined points while Dallas scored 12 for Pomeroy. The Tigers built a 29 15 halftime lead and widened the gap to 46 24 after three periods as Pomeroy Junior High beat Jackson Juniors 27 14 earlier.
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Pomeroy
Ironton High Tigers
Pomeroy High Panthers
Panthers
Tigers
Beckett
Shelton
Felty
Bayles
George Dallas
Quint
Jackson
Ironton GG
OCHO
Uvandnianenn
Bhghok
Ccmecen
Bennett
Schuyler
PMU
Beascuvcuand
Pomeroy G. F
Sorchkio
Daniels
J. Russell
Seelig
Four Arrested On Bribe Count In College Game
Four men were arrested on bribery charges after George Washington University guard David Shapiro reported a bribe attempt to fix a game against Manhattan College at Madison Square Garden. The defendants are Joseph Aronowitz Philip Klein Jack Levy and William Rivlin. Shapiro, 25, a GI law student and WWII veteran, aided the investigation.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Franks
Hogan
New York City
David Shapiro
Brooklyn
Geo. Washington University
Shapiro
Joseph Aronowitz
N. Y
Philip Klein
Jack Levy
Miami
Fla
William Rivlin
Manhattan College
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
George Washington
Hart Wins Southern Australian Women's Championship
Doris Hart of Miami defeats Australian champion Nancye Bolton 6-4 8-6 to capture the Southern Australian women's title and its accompanying silverware in Sydney.
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Sydney
Australia
America
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Nancye Bolton
Robins Host Bliss In Nelsonville Tipoff
Western Auto Robins of Nelsonville hosts Bliss College of Columbus in the second annual game at Nelsonville High School gym. The Robins beat Bookkeepers 69 to 66 last year in a thriller and expect another close contest. Preceding it, Nelsonville Eagles face McBee Company of Athens in a 7:30 p.m. game.
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Nelsonville
Western Auto Robins
Aguint
Bliss College of Columbus
Nelsonville High
Robins
Nelsonville Eagles
McBee Company
Athens
Harry Westfall
Bob Hutchins
Bill Watkins
Jim Knight
Bill Blimes
Charlie Whyte
Keith Hawk
Jack Maurer
Jim Dawley
Charlie Miller
Gerald Blair
Gerald Forbes
Bliss
Russ Gregg
Ohio U
Harold Jennings
Lima
Dan Murphy
Columbus Rosary
Red Wilson
Ashville
Dillard Makes Best Comeback in 1948 AP Poll
Harrison Dillard, Baldwin Wallace track star, cited as outstanding comeback of 1948 after failing to qualify for hurdles. He won 100 meters at London Olympics and led the year end AP poll with 57 points, edging Stan Musial and Tony Zale.
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New York
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin Wallace
Dillard
Bill Porter
Associated Press
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Tony Zale
Rocky Graziano
Marcel Cerdan
Tok
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Roy Cochrane
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Staller Promoted to Martinsville Club in Carolina League
Philadelphia Athletics announce George Staller who managed the Portsmouth club in Ohio Indiana League last year will manage Martinsville in the Class C Carolina League. The club also optioned outfielder Bob Wellman from Norwood to Baltimore of the International League.
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Philadelphia
George Staller
Philadelphia Athletics
Portsmouth
Martinsville
Athletics
Bob Wellman
Norwood
Baltimore
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Freddy Martin
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