Freeman Fires 41 Points in Seven Games Run
Robin Freeman dominates early season with 41 point pace across seven games, boosting Ohio State past Washington 73 04 as Wake Forest and Brigham Young also post strong showings. Freeman’s scoring burst mirrors historic marks, with references to all time leaders and recent team results including Manhattan upset and Indiana edging Drake.
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New Assistant Named By Pirates Organization
Pittsburgh reports the Pirates appoint Melony Buen as assistant to manager Joe Brown. The 71-year-old veteran previously served as travelling secretary and business manager with ties to Loyola University. Brown, once president of the New Orleans Pelicans, will oversee duties in the female department and related office tasks previously handled by Inter World Routner.
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Bowling Stars Lead Marathon Scoring Night
Bowling action featured Mand and Teague pacing the field with several 200s as Christin VanTaaseluth and Charles Mayer posted 209 and 204 respectively. Mary Hnatyseyn led with multiple 195s while Blaie Hiv9 G and Beards Wy added strong scores. In college basketball Manhattan defeated George Washington 63 to 9, Connecticut showed.
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County Sportsmen Club Meeting at Corry Rod and Gun Club
The county council of sportsmen's clubs will meet at the Corry Rod and Gun Club next Wednesday at 7 30 p m. All local members are invited and urged to attend. The agenda includes ratification of the charter and election of officers for the coming year.
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North South all star teams prep for Orange Bowl game
North and South squads taper off training for their final meeting at the Siveine's all star charity game in the Orange Bowl Monday night. Co captains are Pat Bisceglin of Notre Dame and Freddy Wyant of West Virginia for the North, while Harold Burdine of Missouri and George Welsh of Navy lead the South.
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Ryff Favored as Vasquez Makes Eastern Debut
Mexico lightweight champion Vasquez, 24, unbeaten in 12, challenges New York’s Frankie Ryff in a Madison Square Garden 10 rounder with Ryff the favorite at 4-1. Vasquez, 35-8-1, has fought in Cuba, Miami, New Orleans, California, and Havana. Ryff, 19-1, earned rookie of the year 1954 and recently beat Ralph Dupuis in Brooklyn before a setback in New Orleans. Dupuis is No 3, Ryff No 4 in lightweight rankings. Vasquez is unranked.
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Syndicate Eyes Swap for Derby Winner Swaps
Miami reports Leslie Combs head of a syndicate that paid 1 251 200 for Belair Stud’s Nashua seeks to buy Swaps, the Kentucky Derby winner. Combs has contacted Rex Ellsworth, owner of Swaps, and says he may be ready to purchase when Ellsworth is. Ellsworth unavailable for comment. Hogkey scores Detroit 3 Boston 2.
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Loyola of the South to meet Dons after upset crowd
New Orleans reports Loyola of the South, riding a 32 game win streak with five Negro players, hosts San Francisco in a key matchup. Officials stress no racial incident occurred despite a Bradley game crowd booing forward Shellie McMillan.
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Loyola Seeks Historic Nonsegregated Game in New Orleans
San Francisco faced criticism for bringing more Black players than any team to a nonsegregated contest in New Orleans. Loyola, the first to erase color lines in New Orleans sports, had met Alonzo Lewis of LaSalle last year before facing Bradley.
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Feed Arrives For Game Animals In District
A shipment of grain for feeding game birds and animals arrived in the city. Local sportsmen or groups wanting to put out the feed should contact deputy game protector Lyle at his home on R. D. 4.
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Eagles Contact 14 Top Coaches About NFL Job
Vince McNally says he has reached out to 14 top coaches regarding replacing fired Eagles mentor Jim Trimble. Three have agreed in principle, with Bobby Dodd Earl Blaik and Blanton Collier named as definite rejections. Buck Shaw and Eddie Erdelate indicated they are not interested.
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Connie Mack Celebrates 93rd Birthday in Bryn Mawr
Connie Mack born Cornelius J. McGillicuddy marks his 93rd birthday at his son Roy's Bryn Mawr home. Tens of thousands send greetings while Mack recovers from a hip fracture and two recent falls. He managed the Philadelphia Athletics for 60 years, winning pennants and five World Series titles before the team moved to Kansas City.
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Charles Wins Split Decision in Bay Area Boxing Bout
Charles comes from behind to beat Bob Albright in San Francisco by 56-54 on two scorecards while the referee favored Albright 57-53. The former Cincinnati champ survives a late rally as Albright presses in the 10th round. Charles cuts Albright early, leaving him bleeding from eye mouth and nose.
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