Wahama Line Shines as Falcons Whip Buffalo 20-0
Wahama White Falcons blanked the Buffalo Bison 20 to 0 at Bachtel stadium. Key drives featured Jack Paugh scoring twice with David Roush and Sayre contributing. Wahama's 30-yard and 23-yard runs and stout defense halted Buffalo threats in the mud.
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Mack Blasts AS For Refusal Over A's Move to KC 1955
Philadelphia president Connie Mack accuses the American League of blocking eight Philadelphians from buying the Athletics. He says the club will likely play in Kansas City in 1955. Mack criticizes Roy and Earle Mack, praises Farle, and notes the Philadelphia syndicate’s legal end as $1.4 million escrow payouts are reversed.
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Redleg Outfielder Jim Greengrass Hospitalized for Exam
Cincinnati outfielder Jim Greengrass, 27, was hospitalised for observation after his right leg swelling worsened. The Redlegs say he plans to return after doctors check his leg, as he pursues a second straight 100 RBI season though he has 95 RBIs so far and hasn’t played since mid September.
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Albany Red Devils Triump Over Harrisonville 100 to 62
Albany opened the 1954 55 season with a high scoring 100 62 win over Harrisonville. Harold Beatty scored 28 points and Ted Tewksbury added 24 to pace Albany with strong offense and solid team from the Albany arena. Official scorers were Jack Osborne and Dan Pratt.
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Dan Pratt
WVU Frosh Subdue Ohio U Bobkittens in Rain Slowed Tilt
West Virginia freshmen defeated Ohio University 18 to 0 as the Mountaineers pressed the soggy field. Anastasio scored twice and Santicola added a TD after a fumble missteps by OU. WVU racked up 13 first downs to OU’s five amid a soaking rain.
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Southeastern Ohio Dogs Win Honors at Field Trial
In the 27th annual Huntington Beagle Club field trial at Wellston Southeastern Ohio dogs earned honors. Winners include Kent Terry Diane Dot owned by L. L. Mass Buckhannon W V a Sayres Black Girl owned by Boswell of Jackson and Bunces Bindy owned by Mrs Bunce Athens. Judges were Harry Truxel and Joseph J Dohmen.
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Friday's Fights stop Carmine Fiore by Vince Martins
In New York Paterson's Vince Martins stopped Carmine Fiore of Brooklyn after eight rounds. In Melbourne Bobby Ginn outpointed Billy Peacock in a 12 round welterweight bout held in Melbourne.
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