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Bisons Hot Streak Boosts Coast After Holiday Wins
The Buffalo Bisons ride a five game winning streak in the American Hockey League and aim to press into second place in the Eastern Division by New Year’s Day. They beat the Rockets on December 15 and then defeated Providence Reds, Pittsburgh Hornets, Springfield Indians, and St Louis in a Christmas Week surge. They travel to Cleveland tonight and host St Louis tomorrow, with Ottawa’s crowd expected to swell.
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Rockets
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Memorial Auditorium
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Springfield Indians
St. Louis
Vets Pro Team Faces Strong Goodyear Five Test
The Corry Vets, a pro basketball lineup featuring height from 6 feet 7 inches to 4 feet 11 inches and players from Duquesne, Kentucky, Notre Dame, Lewis Institute, and Indiana, travel to Akron to meet the Goodyears in a 3:30 P.M. Sunday contest at the State Armory. A preliminary Erie County Independent League clash between the Vets and Bryant Stratton College of Buffalo starts at 2:13 P.M. Both teams seek momentum after recent wins as fans expect 40 minutes of cage action.
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Williams
Buffalo Legion
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Rubber City
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Ernie Fortney
Duquesne
Carl Sinker
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Joe Kelly
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Lefty Byers
Kansas State
Mervin Huffman
Indiana
Dick Budd
Miss
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Stan Krause
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Moose Bellingham
Reno Strand
Deacon Stankey
Nick Carter
Harold Arkwright
Red Taylor
Joe Frisina
Collegians
Jack Downey
Tom Cragz
Chuck Williams
Pred Schwab
Niagavo University
Frisina
Taylor
Dick Scheider
Ace
Bracken
Lanston Lassies Gain 2 Game Edge In Fourth Loop
Lanston wins three from Waterhouse to take a two game lead in the Fourth Ladies Bowling League. Gift Shop upsets Rossbacher. All Way Electric defeats Kinley Insurance. Lucille Church led the Electricians with 155 122 160. Almeda Akam paced Lanston with 157 127 133.
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Rossbacher
All-Way Electrics
Kinley Insurance
Danston’s
Kinley
Ross~ Backer
Ruth Schurman
Nellie Dunlap
All-Way Electric
Lucille Church
Electricians
Fileen Anthony
Blue Gray Classic Favorites Set For South-North Clash
The south opened as a seven point favorite to defeat the north in the ninth annual Blue-Gray football game in Montgomery Alabama. A sellout crowd of 273000 expected an aerial duel led by Harry Gilmer Alabama Carmen Falcone Pennsylvania and Red Cochran Wake Forest with Neill Annstronz Oklahoma A&M as primary target. Falcone directed last year’s 26-0 north win when the south was a touchdown behind.
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Ala
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Carmen Falcone
Pennsylvania
Gilmer
Red Cochran
Wake Forest
Neill Annstronz
Oklahoma A & M
Falcone
PIAA Reaffirms Present Rules For All Sports
The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Association reaffirmed current eligibility rules at its annual meeting answering an appeal from a Pittsburgh diocese. The board kept migratory, residence, and full time coaching requirements, effective December 1 1947, to allow non member schools to conform. It urged an amendment to ban post season and all star football games and approved nine constitutional amendments.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Association
Board of Control
Thomas J. Quigley
Pittsburgh
PTAA
PIAA
iResaater
District Seven
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New England Ski Season Poised for Record Year
AP News features a forecast of the coming ski season across New England. Dealers report rising ski and gear sales, aided by ex-GIs and improved resorts. Highlights include Cannon Mountain tramway expansion in Franconia Notch, Cranmore’s Arlberg run, new beginner slopes, Pico Peak grooming, and Bellows Falls ski bowl upgrades.
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New England
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Irjn
New Hampshire
Cannon Mountain
Franconia
Notch
Valley Station
Cranmore Mountain
Gilford
Vermont
Pico Peak
Bellows Falls
White-Canyon
Lehigh wrestling forecast boosts 1947 participation
Bethlehem Pa December 28 1946 coach Billy Sheridan of Lehigh predicts wrestling in schools and colleges will reach a new high in 1947 with greater participation aided by returned GIs. He will host an open house wrestling clinic January 4 for coaches and grapplers from Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York attracting wide regional interest.
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Oil City
Massillon
New York Black Barons
Pittsbugh Pirates
Sammy Hammerstrom
Jamestown High School
Denton Moon
Sedriek McCanl
Comy High
Billy Veeck
Cleveland Iadinics
Tribe
Holla Curently
Dickering
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athiet- Sheree
Associated Press
Bethlehem
Billy Sheridan
Lehigh University
Sherdan
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New "York
Trippi Expected to Choose Between Pro Baseball and Football
Macon Ga December 28 The Mad Telegraph reports Charlie Trippi may join Atlantic pro baseball or its New York Yankees or Chicago Bears pro football after Georgia. Trippi says Atlanta of the Southern Association is the lone pro baseball option willing to allow a football diamond career. He has not finalised his choice and is training with Georgia at Biloxi for the Sugar Bowl while weighing offers.
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Macon
Mad= Telegraph
Ehob
Trippi
Georgia
Bulldogs
Biloxi
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