TRUCOUNTY QUINTETS EYE DISTRICT 10 BASKETBALL RACE
District 10 basketball clubs face a tough season with Franklin strong and veteran talent at Meadville Union City and Corry among contenders. Veterans like Bill Zyck Mel Soyer John Linch and George Hines return, while Meadville bets on Nora McMillan Joe Dill and Herb Lynch. Rocky Grove suffers a blow with guard Walter Graham out, and Titusville fields an inexperienced squad led by Spence Olmes and Pratt.
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Hud Wells
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Joe Dill
Herb Lynch
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George Hines
Pred Thibaut
Teddy Maziarz
Ed Walken
Dick Helwig
Bob Dennissa
Paul Rhowlling
Bill Larson
Harold Starn
Tony Batiste
Meadville
Marty Vardaro
Amie Catalmno
Dot Eline
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Tausville
Dim ‘Spence
Jim Olmes
Queen City
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Holmes Kinder
Porssell
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Roess- Pir
Panax
Giants to meet Packers in sixth playoff game likely draw 50 000
George Kirkley reports New York Giants eastern champions clash with Green Bay Packers western titleholders in the sixth annual NFL playoff. Both scoring powerhouses, Green Bay leads in points with 228 to New York's 194, Packers strong in rushing, Giants excel in passing. Notes on recent form include Don Hutson’s return, Packers’ aerial plans, and Giants’ lineup featuring Leemans and Kareis as key backs.
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United Press
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Yaris
McKeesport to Meet Miami in Postseason Game
McKeesport High School Tigers state they will pay for post season contests with Miami High after the Tube City team accepted an invitation to play in Miami on December 28. Scholastic scores list games across Pennsylvania including Titusville, Shenango, Conneaut, and St Josephs with varied results. Delegates from 24 colleges and universities across several states converge on Philadelphia for the 17th annual Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Conference meeting.
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Larson
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Jack Pinson
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Tigers
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New York
Grover squad faces tough campaign with limited veterans
Grover coach Reid Pierce returns only five players from last season as he reshapes the team. With a promising new lineup, Grover aims to improve before the season ends after a 21 to 17 loss to Tidioute. Seniors Bell Carter King lead a returning group while juniors Witherup Rigl Snyder Lucas Klinger Brown Burkhardt help fill gaps. Freshmen Graff Sutley Rice also join the roster.
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Groyery
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Tidioute
Bell
Carter
King
Mack €Rat
Heilbrun
Witherup
Rigl
Snyder
Lucas
Klinger
Brown
Burkhardt
Graff
Sutley
Rice
Contest Is Won and Irked Fan Deserves Most Credit
Lorain native Ed Yeckley earned praise for mentoring Michigan prospects and sending players to major programs. His efforts culminated when Michigan defeated Ohio State 18 to 0, ending Ohio's four year grip on the Buckeyes in Columbus. Yeckley, an unofficial Michigan alumnus, celebrated from the stands as his proteges shined.
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United Press
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Wolverines
Ohio State Buckeyes
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Ann Arbor
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Ohio State
Yeckley
Paul Kramer
Lorain
Jack Meyer
Elyria
Columbus
Kromer
Meyer
Junior High Basketball Postponed to Tonight
The Junior High McKean game was postponed from last night and will be played tonight. Coach Wilford Pomeroy leads twelve Blue Jays to McKean for the season’s second game. Bob Feller temporarily regains his driver’s license after filing for appeal with the state supreme court.
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Wattsburg High boys roll past St Edward’s for second win
Wattsburg High School defeated St Edward’s 24 to 16 in the third quarter surge and 34 to 16 final. Johnson with 13 points and Robinson with 9 led Wattsburg while John Mead scored 10 for St Edward’s. Wattsburg opened a 4-2 lead and pulled away after intermission.
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Heinis Ranked Most Valuable Player in Pro Football
New York Giants center Mel Hein, a former Washington State star, was named the National Professions Football League’s most valuable player. He will receive the Guen merit award from league president Joe Sarr before the Grant-Green Bay Packers game tomorrow for the league championship. Last year’s trophy went to Carl Clark, Detroit coach and quarterback.
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Carl Clark
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Donaldson Brothers win two in Antler Bowling League
Donaldson Brothers won two games from Montgomery Ward bowlers in the Antler Bowling League last evening. High average for the evening was posted by Harris Kolator V5.
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Montgomery Ward
Harris Kolator
Collier’s All America Team Selected by Rice
Collier’s All America football squad by Grantland Rice and staff omits Pitt star Bill Daddie but features Roland Young of Oklahoma Bowden Wyatt Tennessee ends Sidney Roth Cornell Ralph Helkinen Michigan guards Ki Aldrich TCU center Davey O’Brien Texas Christian quarterback Bob McLeod Dartmouth Vic Bottari California halfback Marshall Goldberg Pitt full back.
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Grantland Rice
Bill Daddie
Ue Meadville
Pitt
Roland Young
Oklahoma
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Bill McKeever
Cornell
Joe Belner
Notre Dame
Sidney Roth
Ralph Helkinen
Michigan
Ki Aldrich
Texas Christian
Davey O'Brien
Pirates land Hutchinson 19 in major league chatter
Rumors spread among the hotel lobbies after one of the busiest minor league conventions as reports say the Pirates outbid the Yankees for 19 year old Freddie Hutchinson from Seattle. Other talks cite Francte Prasch turning down a $12500 offer to manage New Orleans Pelicans with Gabby Street named as likely Pelicans pilot.
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Pitsburgh Plates
New York Yankees
Freddie Hichinean
Seattle
Galento Offered $10,000 Bout With Burman in Baltimore
Tony Galento may take a $10,000 exclusive of the purse offer for a bout with Baltimore heavyweight Red Burman. The potential fight would take place in Baltimore if Galento accepts.
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Basketball results list proper match scores
Fordham defeated St Peter's 49 to 37 while St Lawrence topped Avanla 34 to 23 and Vermont beat Dartmouth 87 to 28. Buffalo State won 45 to 26 against Gyoye City and Waynesburg finished 59 to 51 over Folomac State Teachers.
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Avanla
Vernont
Dartmouth
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Gyoye City
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Folomac State Teachers
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