Allegheny College Gators seek fourth win on Erie trip
Allegheny College basketball, led by Bud McAndoe of Butler, eyes a fourth straight win as it travels to Gannon in Erie then Geneva on Saturday. The team has totaled 248 points in three games, averaging 82, with Elston and others contributing. The piece also notes MLB trends from the 1951 season and various player moves.
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Beavers blank Union City in 65 41 victory
Corry High Beavers won their third straight game beating Union City 65 41. Teddy Bichynski led with strong opening and Ted May added 12 points as Beavers built a 39 19 halftime lead and cruised to the win.
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Blue Jay Trip Titusville Team In Opening Tilt
The Corey Junior High cagers opened their season with a 36 28 win over Titusville. Couch Vic Gragg led Corry with a 14 8 halftime edge as Findley added three field goals in the final period. Bob Miller paced Titusville with seven field goals and three free throws for 7 points.
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Barons Edge Hershey Icemen 3 2 to Claim AHL Win
Vic Lynn scored the winning goal in the final minute as the Cleveland Barons defeated the Hershey Bears 3 2 in a tense American Hockey League clash. Hildebrand opened the scoring for Cleveland, Ferguson tied it, Gordon put the Barons ahead, Fisher tied late in the second, and Lynn sealed it with the late tally. Gyle Fielder, a US born pro from Folbach Idaho, noted among the league players.
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Robinson silenced on Negro player issue in baseball
Jackie Robinson says he will not criticize the hiring of Negro players in the majors while in baseball. A report suggested he was silenced by higher authorities after Commissioner Ford Frick declined to discuss the matter, saying he preferred not to discuss it.
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Maxim's Boxing Crown On Block Against Moore
Arch ie Moore, aged 30, challenges Light Heavyweight Champion Joey Maxim in a 15 round title bout at St Louis. Moore, favored at 1 to 5 by betting odds, hopes to seize the crown in front of about 14 000 fans and a nationwide CBS telecast and radio broadcast.
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Groat shines in pro cage debut for Pistons
Pittsburgh shortstop Dick Groat scores 18 points in his New York Pistons debut as they beat the Philadelphia Warriors 85 to 64. Groat plans two years in the Army, then will choose between baseball and basketball. NBA scores include New York 98 over Syracuse 93 in OT.
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Fordham Football Faces Possible End of Intercollegiate Play
Fordham weighs abandoning intercollegiate football as metro area support wanes. NYU, once strong under Meehan, runs a weak schedule while Columbia and Fordham show poor records. Fordham reports about $50,000 loss last season and a $200,000 seven year deficit, per Rev. Vincent Hart.
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Chuck) Meehan
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High Reserves Rout Union City in Narrow Win
High Reserves topped Union City JayVees 30-10 in a third straight win for Corry High. The Orange and Blick quintet led 12-6 at halftime and 82-8 after three periods. Bob Hixson led scorers with point totals. Scholastic scores list multiple district results and hockey scores note Cleveland over Hershey 3 2.
Bowling League Night Sees Several Leaders Fall
In the Ladies A League, Leed's and Thompson's Maple Products split, while Raymond's blanked Pogle Lumber for second. Mary Hnarystyn led with 180, as Helen Shoppe and Avalon swapped positions in the B League amid a busy night of matches and high scores.
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