Sugar Bowl duel looms for Kentucky Bradley clash
Sugar Bowl tourney eyes a Kentucky vs Bradley final after semifinal wins by Kentucky and Bradley. NBA ratings spark Charles praise while Joe Louis is dropped from top boxers. boxing belts and challengers are debated as Sugar, Cotton and Rose Bowls pace the holiday sports slate with several games set for New Orleans and other sites.
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NBA Championship Committee
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Robison Shout
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Bowl Aire hosts 200 Club with four 200+ games
The fast evening bowling event featured four 200+ scores as Charles Shuss earned 208 and 223 while Robert Bracken added 199? 203, Phil Sample 211 and 207, and Laurie Baker 219 and 214. Other entrants into the 200 Club included Ralph Carroll 481, Al Dorman 214, Clark Lord 212, Chiele Williams 411, Melvin Cobbett 209, Basil Lamielle 202 and Ed Barr, with scattered scores noted for Millburn and White Plains as headlines.
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Charles Shuss
Robert Bracken
Phil Sample
Laurie Baker
Ralph Carroll
al Dorman
Clark Lord
Chiele Williams
Joe Jungtleisch
Melvin Cobbett
Ed Barr
Basil Lamielle
Kentucky Holds To Top Rating In Basketball Poll
Kentucky remains No 1 in the AP poll with 105 first place votes and 1 408 points. Bradley finishes a close second with 81 votes and 1 482 points. Oklahoma A and M and Long Island follow, with LSU rising on wins over UCLA and Idaho. The weekly tally lists top teams, records, and key results from December play.
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Bowling Standings Shifts Amid Close A League Race at Bowl-Aire
After last night, three teams sit within one game of each other in the Men's A League at Bowl-Aire. Rossbacher's Insurance splits with Blue Bonnet, Cobbett's Real Estate sweeps Borstorff & Fitch, and Al's Clothes Shop takes from Tunnell's as European Hotel-Vets match is postponed. Standings show Blue Bonnet 16 wins, Rossbacher's and Cobbett's slightly behind, with detailed game-by-game results and individual top scorers noted.
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Ays Clothes Shop
Corry Quintets Clash With Union City Tonight
Corry High hosts Union City in a junior high eve game followed by a varsity 8 15 tip. Beavers seek win No 3 behind Pratt Kimmey and Casilla while Schwab plans Spaulding Hannan Andrus at forward with Elehynski and McGean at guard.
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Orange and Black Five
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Andrus
House McLean
Pratt
Kimmey
Union City
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Casilla
Tarbell
Pieper
Fred Schwab
Doug Spaulding
Hannan
Chuck Elehynski
McGean
Bill Gole
Man
Jim Bogden
Guy Davis
Baseball Signs Long Term Pact With Gillette Razor Firm
Cincinnati December 87 Baseball signs a six year 6 million dollar contract for television rights to the World Series and all star games with Gillette Safety Razor Co. announced by Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler. Owners including Warren G Giles Charles Comiskey Horace Stoneham Roy Mack praised the deal while Fred Saigh denounced it as in poor taste amid a split among other club leaders.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
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Ty Raver Co
A. B. Chandler
Warren G. Giles
Cincinnati Reds
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Chicago White Sox
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New York Giants
Roy Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
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Salgh
Giles
Redleg
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Angi
Giants and A's executives discuss TV deal details
Stoneham calls the arrangement a good deal and Roy Mack echoes it. The $6,000,000 figure does not cover all star and series costs. Gillette agreed to add $137,000 for six years of game broadcasting. TV income will fund players pensions and annuity plans after age 50.
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Stoneham
Giants
Roy Mack
Rafio
Gillette
Chandler
Boston beats Syracuse in close 102 100 pro basketball game
In a hard fought matchup Boston edges Syracuse 102 to 100. The game featured tight defense and late clutch plays by key players as Boston narrowly secured the win over Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Washington
Tolianapolis
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