Beavers Dominate Union City in 91 44 Victory
Corry Area High cagers crushed Union City 91 to 44 led by Dietsch and Turner with 18 points apiece. Beavers used 18 players, pressed hard, and built a 50 17 halftime lead before extending to a 73 30 third quarter edge. Union City’s Magee led with 19 in a one sided scholastic basketball game.
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Corry
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Beavers
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Paul Dietsch
Jim Tomer
Bill Turner
Criggmen
Adoptitio
Department
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Dick Pitts
Besonsin
Core
Hundley Leads Mountaineers To Open Win Streak
West Virginia star Hundley scoring at a 27 point per game pace through three games as the Mountaineers roll to an 80 71 victory over Washington and Lee. The 6-4 sophomore sank 9 fields and 9 free throws for 27 points in the win, part of a 3-0 start and conference momentum.
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Villanova
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Four Tied For Lead In Miami Tourney
Miami tournament director Ray O'Brien notes four players share the lead in the $12,500 event as competition tightens. Frank Strann of Toledo stands out as a notable non amateur star amid a field featuring Fetechick of Mahopac, Wiesins of Midland, and Taines of Tanigley. Other results include professional basketball scores Rochester 100 Boston 108 Philadelphia 101 and Syracuse 92.
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Robinson KO's Olson To Regain 160-Pound Title Again
Sugar Ray Robinson blasted Bobo Olson in the second round at Chicago Stadium to reclaim the middleweight title, the first man to recapture the 160-pound crown twice. Olson had been favored but faded after Robinson’s sharp left hook and right uppercut. Olson’s camp eyed a rematch within 90 days as legal and personal issues loomed for both boxers in the wake of the bout.
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Chicago
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Olson
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Archie Moore
International Boxing Club
David Flaherty
Jim Norris
Bubo
Dolores
Frank Sikora
Jong
Sugar Ray
Rams Bid For Berth In Pro Grid Playoff
The Los Angeles Rams can clinch their first Western Division title since 1951 by beating or tying the Green Bay Packers in a top NFL game. A loss could enable the Chicago Bears to reach the championship by beating the Philadelphia Eagles, with Cleveland already set to host the title game.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Cleveland Edges Springfield to 2-1 Victory
The Cleveland Barons moved to fourth in the American Hockey League after beating the Springfield Indians 2-1. Springfield, having lost seven of eight, failed to tie Cleveland and dropped four points back in the standings.
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Olson and Robison Clash Ends With Knockout
A boxing bout ends as Olson stalls momentarily then Robison lands a one two followed by a left hook and right upper cut. Olson falls, the referee counts, and Bobo is unable to rise as the lights go out on the knockout.
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Bobo
Trabert Beaten In First Pro Start
Richard Gonzales defeats Tony Trabert in the opening match of the 1955 56 pro tour, losing the first two sets then sweeping four to clinch. Pancho Seguri and Rex Hartwig also win in doubles over Trabert and Bartwig. College basketball results and hockey scores follow.
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New York
Richard Gonzales
Tony Trabert
U. S
Gonzales
Pancho Seguri
Australia
Rex Hartwig
Trabert
Bartwig
Holcomb Takes New Position at Northwestern
Evanston Alfaplestu Holcomb yesterday became Northwestern athletic director and associate professor, moving from Purdue where he had four years left on a 10 year contract. He will earn about 13 to 15 thousand dollars annually, succeeding Ted Payseur who was promoted to assistant business manager. The changes follow Holcomb’s departure from Purdue after long service.
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Purdue
Northwestern
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Boilermakers
Ted Payseur
Stotz to seek settlement in Little League dispute
LEWISBURG Pa Carl Stotz and Little League Baseball Inc will try to negotiate their differences. U S District Judge Frederick V Follmer said he will hold all court action in abeyance while Stotz, deposed commissioner, resolves the matter.
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Carl Stotz
Little League Baseball, Inc
U. S
Frederick V. Follmer
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