Kentucky Strengthens Lead with New Coach Rumors
Kentucky remains the nation's top team under Adolph Rupp as Notre Dame and West Virginia push for the No. 2 spot. Ohio State faces coaching upheaval after Paul O. Bixler resigns to join Colgate, while players like Danny Dykes and Jack Wilson compete for scoring titles amid ongoing college basketball chatter.
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Colgate
Andy Kerr
Buckeyes
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Chin
Bisler
Paul Brown
Navy
Garrell Widdoes
Bixler
Big Nine
Beavers Alumni Polio Tilt Tonight With Grads Ready 13
Beavers battle alumni tonight at the Junior High in a Corry March of Dimes event. Grads coached by Baressi announce a 13 man roster including Ava Bracken Red Taylor Ed McElroy Chuck Williams Merle Ottaway Bob Auer Chuck Armstrong George Fox Frank Boucher Stretch McKinney Fred Jackson Bob Jewell and Baressi. The Beavers aim to slow Dyckes and J Wilson while veterans duel the younger squad in a 3 19 start after a preliminary Company A High Reserves clash.
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Corry March of Dimes
Beavers
Joe Baressi
Grads
Black Dribblers
Ava Bracken
Red Taylor
Ed McElroy
Chuck Williams
Merle Ottaway
Bob Auer
Chuck Armstrong
George Fox
Frank Boucher
Stretch McKinney
Fred Jackson
Bob Jewell
Baressi
Vels
TAA
Thethers
Milanovich
Chatwes
Jack Wilson
Sonny
Morgan
Geertson
Ken Wilson
Dyckes
J. Wilson
Philadelphia Passes Ticket Scalping Law
Philadelphia council approved an anti ticket scalping measure with fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail for violations. The law caps markup at half face value with a maximum of one dollar plus tax and requires licensing of brokers with a 50 dollar annual fee. It takes effect 13 days after the mayor signs and covers all amusement tickets.
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Veodelphia
Bernard Samuel
Panama Defeats IAA Five 48-41 in Tight Tie
The Panama team defeated IAA Five 48 to 41 after a close game. The New York quintet trailed early and tied 30 all at the third quarter. Babcock scored 21 points to pace Panama while Hand contributed 12 for the losers.
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Panama
New York State
Corry
Babcock
Jor Hand
Fish Fry and Open House Planned by Corry Rod and Gun Club
Corry Rod and Gun Club officers announced plans for the annual Fish Fry and Open House at the club home on East Washington Street Tuesday evening. The event includes a brief business session, remarks on outdoor life, and guest speakers such as James Latimer local game warden Carl Brock Erie Sportsmen's Club president Walt Weber Erie County Bishop Warden Hays Englert Oil City Division F Game Supervisor and a New York Conservation Department representative.
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East Washington Street
Amson
James Latimer
Carl Brock
Erie Sportsmen's Club
Walt Weber
Erie County Bish
Hays Englert
Oil City
New York Conservation Department
Duquesne Cagers Win With 51 38 Victory Over Marines
Duquesne University extended its winning streak to Mth game by defeating the Quantico Marines 51 38. Gannon College dropped to 2th loss in 14 starts after a 3G 29 defeat to Canisius. Grove City suffered 11 straight losses leaving Duquesne alone atop the Keystone state standings. Dennis Brady of New York outpointed Lieye Hudson of Portland Maine at Forum Arena.
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Duquesne
New York
Forum Arena
Dennis
Pat) Brady
Lieye Hudson
Ortland
Junior High Triumph Over Little Rockets in Season Sweep
Corry Junior High swept Titusville in the season series winning 26 to 16 behind a second period surge. Roger Ottaway and Jack Crawford led with six points each while Bob Coleman and Lloyd Lundy added four apiece. Titusville eighth grade replied with Gustafson scoring 20 and Harrison 16 in a 45 to 9 rout.
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Cony
Titusville
Little Rockets
Blue Jays
Bob Lytle
Corry
Roger Ottaway
Jack Crawford
Bob Coleman
Lloyd Lundy
Gustafson
Harrison
Dick Spaulding
Automatics Lead Rays League Amid Loose Sums and Scores
In the Raymond Teague league, the Automatics held a ten point edge over OMige with four points from second place. The Flak Department swept four points from Machine Shop while Small Order defeated Inspection. Standings show Automatics 55 21 7.24, Inspection 45 31 9.2, Fiat Dept 35 41 4.61, Machine Shop 27 38 3.56, Small Order 24 52 3.16. Individual scores featured Hujec high for Automatics with 198 228 124, Sonny Staples pacing Office with 385 180 178, and Stacy Skinner contributing 184 175 200 for the winners, as Bill Dahl also appeared.
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Omige
Flak Department
Tnspection
Raymond
Wol Pet Automatics
Fiat Dept
Machine Shop
the Automatics
Gitice
Eq Hujec
Autogan
Sonny Staples
Ofice
Stacy Skinner
Bill Dahl
Local Ping Pong Scores Sparked by Jaders and Cassett
In a series of handheld matches, Josera posted scores 167 191 and 162. The Flat Department outscored Amber with 994 958 and 1038. Machine Shop produced 929 957 and 104. Russ Cassett delivered 104 and 182 in a standout showing.
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Bol
Russ Cassett
Boxing Results Highlight Local Winners and Outpoints
The report lists multiple boxers with their weights and districts including Paull Auer with 174 159 and 115 for the Machinists. Jimmy Curtis from Highland Park New Jersey halts Willie Alexander from Chester Pennsylvania in a decision. Also notes a knockout victory for Doker Hodges in New York and Jerome Prusser overpowering Billy Justine in Philadelphia.
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Highland Park
N. J
Jimmy Curtis
Trenton
Willie Alexander
Chester
New York
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