Beavers Open Cage Season and Top College Notes
Corry High School begins a 21 game basketball slate hosting Spartansboro High and Youngsville as coach Milanovich rebuilds the Beavers roster. CBS sports wrap notes USC tied Notre Dame in a dramatic late finish and USC’s resurgence as a top college football contender.
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College Basketball Scores From Saturday Night Action
Steubenville topped Brigham Young 70 to 57 as CNY beat Saint John 60. Rhode Island State edged Illinois 7 to 0. Hartwick beat Juniata 50 to 0. Siena defeated Harvard 52 to 50 while Inglehstown notched 80 over Kutztown. Bucknell and Bowling Green also played with 97 points.
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Hayrisort Keppel
Corry Locker
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Sturday
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Brigham Youne
Illanova
Rhode Island State
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Juniata Biatayette
Siena
Harvard
Brown
Ingelhtown
Kutztown
Bears Cards Set Stage For Decisive Tilt
The defending champion Chicago Cardinals travel to face the Chicago Bears in a decisive Western division tilt. Both teams posted big wins yesterday with the Bears routing Detroit 42 14 and the Cardinals routing Green Bay 42 7. Also in action the Colts beat Buffalo 36 15 to force a playoff rematch, while Cleveland and San Francisco won for an unbeaten season and a high yardage performance by Glenn Dobbs led the day’s passing and punting records.
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NEW York
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Davey O'Brien
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Steelers
Washington
Wourieta
Boston
Philadelphia
Patton Credited With Record 9.3 100-Yard Dash
Mel Patton was credited with a 9.3 second 100 yard dash as the world’s fastest time, after a special AAU records committee meeting approved the mark. The committee had initially rejected the application but accepted it after new information surfaced from Marold Berliner and timing reviews. Patton previously shared the American record of 9.4 seconds with Frank Wykle, Jesse Owens, Clyde Jerrey, and D. J. Joubert.
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Southern California
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Marold Berliner
Pacific Association
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Jesse Owens
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D. J. Joubert
South Africa
Pottsville hunter bags record Pennsylvania deer
Rupert Rosebery, 25 year old Pottsville Army veteran, reports taking a 260 pound, 22 point Pennsylvania deer during the hunting season. The animal weighed about 211 pounds dressed and required six hours to tote by Rosebery and five companions. The deer’s fur was aged and the antlers measured twenty two points.
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Pro Basketball scores and standings in A A A games
The Association of American Basketball tilt results show Chicago beating Fort Wayne 88 79 and a variety of scores: Minneapolis 18 St Louis 6 Syracuse 18 Denver 64 Moline 68 Hammond 52 Waterloo 41 Oshkosh 36 and Wilkes Barre Bridgeport 7 Hartford 9 and Sersnton 1.
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Bridgeport
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Brooklyn
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Michigan May Be Only Perfect Record Eleven
Michigan might be the only major college football team to finish 1948 with a perfect regular season and no post season commitments. The article notes Michigan, California, and Clemson as unbeaten heading into January 1 bowls, with Michigan among the few remnants of the unbeaten set. It also lists bowl results, including Clemson’s win and other outcomes across a slate of bowls.
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Will Gumsley
New York
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Anjestic
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Northwestern
Pusartene
Missouri
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Noel
Yule 7a Rutgers 62 West Wingma 63
A college basketball box shows West Wingma edging Rutgers by one basket as Aldoville Broaddis scores eight points and Pipdd and Remi State II contribute for Temple ff Maryland 49.
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West Wingma
Aldoville
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Maryland
Baseball Moguls Gather For Meet
In Minneapolis on December 6 major baseball executives begin informal talks at the 47th QUAUEL convention of the National Association of Professional League Television. The gathering includes 1,200 to 1,800 delegates from 58 minor leagues as officials head to Chicago for the December 13-16 sessions.
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Hamilton to Decide Athletics Director Fate at Naval Academy
Washington dispatches report Captain Tom Hamilton meeting with Navy officials may decide if he remains director of athletics at the Naval Academy or moves to Pitt. A Navy Department announcement could come in a few days as Hamilton says he is satisfied with prior assurances.
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Tom Hamilton
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Naval Academy
University of Pittas
Hamilton
Wits
Stamilton
Savold and Woodcock Net N London Ong
Lee Savold and Bruce Woodcock staged a ten round inquiry in New York for a potential challenge shot while Joe Baskin, famed for breaking Woods cook’s jaw, prepared to resume training after a long layoff. Scholastic football highlights include Blakely beating Ashland 19 to 6 and Frankford defeating Southeast Catholic 16 to 6 in Philadelphia city league play.
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Thmas Baskl
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Frouen
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Frankford
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