Bowl game week previews tone shifts on major clashes
The nation’s top bowls including Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange plus the East versus West all star game dominate the edition while Notre Dame and Army sit out. Predictions favor California Ohio State Oklahoma Notre Dame no. 2 Oklahoma battles Louisiana State and Maryland faces Missouri in the Gator Bowl with Dallas and Miami hosting key showdowns. Also notes on D C Miller’s slow-footed career and Harlem Globetrotters versus New York Celtics guard predictions and spring training upheavals are touched with scattered local notes.
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Rice
North Carolina
Dallas
Tex
Owls
Charley Justice
Kenicky
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Miami
Broncos
Okla
Maryland
Missouri
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Seans
Mississippi River
D.C. Miller
Miller
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Ickory
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Carthage
Lafayette
St. Joseph
Mich
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Gloversville
Toledo
Petersburg
Bristol
Williamsport
Elmira
Spartanhug
San Antonio
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San Fran
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Texfarkann
Gladewater Srn
Gannon Auditorium
Erie
Harlem Globetrotters
New York Celtics
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East Eleven Favored Over West In New Year Bowls
Across 12 major bowls tomorrow and Monday a record 650000 fans are expected to attend events from Pasadena to New Orleans. East Eleven leads Shrine game favorites while California aims to repeat Rose Bowl glory against Ohio State.
Pro Basketball At A Glance Last Night's Results
National Association scores include Syracuse 64 over Philadelphia 62 and St. Louis 90 over Baltimore 63. Sheboygan 94 defeated Waterloo 92, Rochester 97 edged Fort Wayne 18.
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Anderson
Syracuse
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Sheboygan
Waterloo
Rochester
Fort, Wayne
J And Sherwood's Store Maintains Bowling Lead With Wins
Louy vana siawa stretched his 10 game National Bowling League lead by blanking Corry Journal while Personal Finance shut out Waterhouse. Other matches saw Paul's Men's Wear take four points from Ferry's Service and Spring Creek take three from Washington Lunch. Corry Jamestown led with 52 12, Personal Finance 4, Washington Lunch 34 30, and Paul’s Men’s Wear 30 Ferry’s Service 28 38 Waterhouse. Meanwhile Snergooa's Stove Regiers kept a two game lead in the American League with three points over Owen's Station as Bowl-Aire swept Cabins-in-the-Pines.
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Corry-Jamestown
Washington
Paul's
Ferry
Waterhouse Ares SG
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Corry
Corry Journal
Paul Stroup
Paul Taylor
Waterhouse
William Lindecke
Frank Weils
Joe Hughes
Lyle Watrous
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Bill Randall
Clothiers
Jani Hajee
Snergooa
Stove Regiers
Owen
Loblaw’s
Cabins-in-the-Pines
Bowl-Aire
A& P
Stahl’s
Deer Head Inn
Sherwood
Steve Vey Lublin
Aye
Cabins-in
Louis Hurlbert
Bowl Aire
Vic Gragg
Grovers Staht's
Jack Wels
The
Jewelers
Richard Greeley
Three Bowler Club Adds To 200 Mark At Bowl Aire
The £200 Keg Club night at Bowl-Aire featured three bowlers blasting into the 200 club with Teague's 7m match and William Lindecke topping the field with a 222. Don Kincaid and Vic Craeg Sr also hit 200s, as other results included Bassett stopping Santa Bucca in Philadelphia and Shade outpointing Carasco in Fall River.
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Bowl-Aire
William Lindecke
Don Kincaid
Vic Craeg
Philadelphia
Percy Bassett
Santa Bucca
Fall River
Mass
Dave Shade
Eduardo Carasco
Lima
Port
Brooklyn
Brosaway Arena
Joe Lindsey
New York
Jack Porter
Ohio State Athletics Operated In Red In 1947-48
Ohio State University faced a deficit in the athletic department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1948. The state auditor found a $64,508 utilization of cash balance to cover the shortfall, tied to capital improvements totaling $65,782. Gross receipts reached 1,929,528 with expenditures of 1,394,036 while football and basketball seasons were in progress, and hockey results listed New Haven over Providence and others.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio State Athletic Department
Joseph T. Ferguson
Air Examiner
Ferguson
Beavers Set To Tackle Millcreek Five In League Clash
Corry High School basketball returns after 13 days as Beavers meet Millcreek in a Section 1 District 10 league tilt. Varsity tips at 8 15 with jayvee precede. Beavers carry 3 2, Millcreek 3 1. game viewed as tossup. Coaches plan no changes despite holiday practices.
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Corry Hich
Millcreek
Beavers
Fred Schwab
Millcreck
Ill Dimmiels
Dave Spaulding
Hall Caléman
Art Pitts
Roser Ottaway
Milleterk
Jackson
Robertson
Ladtal
Corbett
Storacel
Justice Ready For Bowl Game With Heels
Dallas Dec 30 The North Carolina Tar Heels prepared for the Cotton Bowl with two positives. Choo Choo Charles Justice will play with full effort against River Memorial College after trials on a sprained ankle eased. Today's practice emphasized passing as Justice Hayes and Weiss pitched balls.
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Justice
Dallas
North Carolinga
Charles Justice
North Carolina
Rive Mornday
Justice Hadeen
Hood Fleat
Billy Hayes
Dick Wiess
Providence Reds Fall to New Haven Ramblers in Close East Race
In a tense Eastern division pursuit, the Providence Reds lost 5-4 to the New Haven Ramblers, failing to widen their lead. Indianapolis Capitals edged Pittsburgh 5-4, narrowing the gap for the No. 4 Eastern berth as St. Louis held idle.
New York Colleges Abolish Two Minute Foul Rule
The Metropolitan Intercollegiate Basketball Association of 12 New York area colleges voted to remove the late game foul advantage. There will be no walking fouls in the game, a jump ball after every late foul shot, and a stop clock in the final two minutes.
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New York
Metropolitan Intercollegiate Basketball Association
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