Glouster duo pace 60 32 win over Chauncey Tomcats
Glouster's John Dunnette and Bill Brown teamed for 45 points to rout Chauncey 60 to 32. Dunnette 25 points on nine field goals and seven free throws, Brown 20 on seven baskets and six foul shots. Chauncey led early at 6 4 but trailed 14 12 after one quarter and 33 19 at halftime as Glouster pulled away.
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1940 Hambletonian Winner Spencer Scott Dies at 13
Hanover Pa. 13 year old stallion Spencer Scott winner of the 1940 Hambletonian and Kentucky Futurity has died.
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Spencer Scott
Iowa Out of Bounds Play Diagram for Two Screens
Iowa coach Pops Harrison explains an NEA Service basketball diagram showing an out-of-bounds set. Guard 1 inbound, 2 and 8 align on one side, 4 opposite with 5 back. 8 screens 2, 2 crosses to guard 4, 1 feeds 4 on a high pass toward the basket. If defense shifts, 2 cuts in. Guard 5 guards outside. Next: Ken Norton of Manhattan.
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Pops Harrison
Iowa
Iowa City
Blackwell Aims for 1950 Comeback in Tampa
Ewell Blackwell once a Reds ace says he is ready for a big comeback in 1950 after illness and a 1949 kidney operation. He has rested two months in Tampa fishing and golfing and reports his arm was improving late in 1949. He cautious but confident of a strong year ahead.
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Fla
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Blackwell
Blackie
DeLong Heads Cage Scorers In Nationwide Ranking
New York report showing Nate Delong of River Falls Teachers leads NCAA scorers with 480 points in 19 games. George King of Morris Harvey and Ron Bontemps of Beloit chase with 440 and 430 points, while Charley Share has 385 for Bowling Green and Andy Taff sits fifth with 378.
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River Falls
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George King
Morris-Harvey
WVA
Ron Bontemps
Beloit
King
Bontemps
Associated Press
DeLong
Charley Share
Ohio
Bowling Green Falcons
Dayton
Andy Taff
Hanover
Ind
Share
Lions disclose 206000 loss amid 1950 plans
Detroit Lions owners announced a 206000 loss over the last two NFL seasons. President Edwin J. Anderson warned that stronger public support is essential for the club in 1950, declaring it the last opportunity if fans do not back the team.
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Detroit Lions
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Gene Sheline Leads Union Furnace Five
Gene Sheline, veteran forward for Union Furnace High, leads his team with 264 points after netting 103 field goals and 54 free throws. The team’s top scorers include Harry Nixon 142 points Jim Hixenbaugh 113 and Don Oggs 98, rounding out the leaders of the squad.
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Gene Sheline
Union Furnace High
Sheline
Harry Nixon
Jim Hixenbaugh
Don Oggs
G. F
Cage Games Tonight Across Ohio Colleges
OU faces Marietta at Ohio Northern. Dayton plays Baldwin Wallace. Findlay visits Defiance for Ohio colleges. In other games, Arkansas State challenges Memphis State. Georgia Tech meets Georgia. Louisville travels to N Carolina State. Penn State meets Pittsburgh. Texas Wesleyan visits Seton Hall.
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Defiance
Arkansas St
Memphis State
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Louisville
N. Carolina State
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Pittsburgh
Texas
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