Balanced Bulldog Attack Beats New Lexington 78-53
Athens Bulldogs, led by Wen Wade 14 and Jim Rutkoskie 15, avenge recent slow stretch with a 78-53 victory over New Lexington. Larry Russell 18 and Jim Lee 12 helped secure a 14-point first-half lead and a 25-point margin at the final buzzer. New Lexington, coached by Don Kiger, drops to 5-5. Bill King 14 and Jim Plant 13 paced the visitors.
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Dons poised to extend winning streak as top program climbs
The San Francisco Dons threaten to extend a historic run after routing Santa Clara 56 to 14. Mike Farmer led the scoring with 18 points as the team built a 26-2 opening burst. Duke and North Carolina also posted strong wins while Furman and George Washington claimed key conference victories.
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Times Square Named Top Harness Horse
Five year old pacer Times Square named harness horse of the year for 1955 in Ohio. Owned by Eddie Kirk of Washington Court House, the colt led the USTTA Ohio district poll with 601 points, well ahead of Buckeye of Saunders Mills Stable Toledo and Lady Dunn of Carl School Cincinnati who placed second and third.
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Rio Grande 71 43 over McArthur in Gallia tilt
Rio Grande Blue Men improve to 7-1 after defeating McArthur 71-43 Tuesday night. Mercerville edged Windsor 63-62 in overtime, while Cheshire fell 71-47 at Eastern. Ches ter to Mer cer ville Friday then Rio Grande Tuesday in a rescheduled game due to snow. Cadmus plays Blackfork tonight, postponed from Tuesday.
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Gillman Sets Pro Bowl lineup for West team
Sid Gillman names the West roster for Sundays Pro Bowl with Harlon Hill Billy Wilson Lou Creekmur Bill Wightkin Duana Putnam Stan Jones Dick Szymanski Norm Van Brocklin Bill Howton Ron Waller Alan Ameche as starters. Joe Kuharich has not named probable East starters. The West is six point favorite by oddsmakers.
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Lou Creekmur
Detroit
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Chicago
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Stan Jones
Dick Szymanski
Baltimore
Norm van Brocklin
Bill Howton
Green Bay
Ron Waller
Rio Granders Dominate Kentucky State In 83 51 Victory
Rio Granders wrapped a two game Kentucky sweep by defeating Kentucky State 83 to 51. Rio led 39 21 at halftime to improve to 7 5 this season while Kentucky State dropped to 6 5. Myers 24 and Curry 20 paced Rio with Parker 15 Dunker 14 contributing. Large 8 Martin 2 and Gossett did not play. Rio hosts Cincinnati Seminary Thursday night.
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Kingston High Tops Rockwood In Overtime 9-4
In Rockwood Tennessee Kingston High defeated Rockwood High 9 to 4 in overtime after a 4-4 regulation tie. Kingston scored a field goal and three free throws in overtime while Rockwood was hurt by a traveling violation as time expired.
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One Day's Golfing Nets Pro $12,000
Miami Beach report says Herman Barron won $1200 in a Bayshore pro amateur event after a 67 on a par 72 course. Barron, White Plains club pro, defeated Sam Snead and Ed Furgol, with Pete Cooper of Tampa second and earning $900 in the strictly pro division.
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Hounds Edge Ironmen 70 67 in Nelsonville Showdown
Nelsonville Greyhounds jump to an 8-0 first quarter lead and hold on to defeat Jackson Ironmen 70-67. Stufflebean and Keating hit from distance, giving a 20 point halftime cushion as Jackson rallyed late before the Hounds iced the game with key defense. Reserve squad won 40-29 to stay tied for first with Pomeroy and Portage.
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Big Green Next Fee For Ohio U
The Marshall College Big Green, leading the Mid-American Conference, face Ohio University Bobcats in a return game Thursday. Marshall previously beat Ohio 87 to 71, and tickets are sold out with only a small number of general admission seats remaining.
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Ohio U Defeats Morehead in Tough Upstate Clash
Ohio University beat Morehead, handing Marshall one of their two defeats while also facing Georgetown College and Kent State. Coach Jule Rivlin noted Marshall’s bench saw action in the last Decembers meeting and pledged a much tougher game up north as Ohio U has defeated strong teams and is improving.
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Satterfield and Holman Set For Televised 10 Round Scrap
Chicago heavyweight Bob Satterfield 32, aims for his 31st knockout atop Johnny Holman in a 10 round bout televised by ABC at 10 p.m. EST. Satterfield, who fights light on weight by 15 to 20 pounds, has previously beaten Holman in 1954 and also defeated Nino Valdes and Bob Baker to build a 40 19 3 record.
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Boxing results from Holyoke and Hartford shows multiple bouts
In Holyoke Bobby Cou chesne weighing 130 outpointed Johnny O'Brien weighing 127. In Hartford Billy Lynch weighing 147 knocked out Bobby Robinson weighing 154 in the 3rd round.
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Olson Robinson Scrap Touted for Miami Rematch
Miami may host a rematch between Bobo Olson and Sugar Ray Robinson as promoter Truman Gibson arrives from Chicago to discuss terms. Olson, upset in Chicago on December 9, has a contract for a return bout within 90 days.
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Indictments Against Boxing Guilds and Officers
Two boxing guilds and three officers face indictments for boycott and Sherman Antitrust Act violations. Albert W. Del Monte of Cleveland, president of the Boxing Guild of Ohio, denies the charges. Also named are the International Boxing Guild of New York City leader Charles Johnston and IBG treasurer William Daly of Englewood New Jersey.
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Rules Makers Meet in Annual NCAA Wrestling Session
Los Angeles. The NCAA rules committee opens its annual session Thursday with chairman Fritz Crisler predicting a light challenge. The panel will review about 60 proposed changes to the rule book.
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