VFW avibblers surge to fourth straight win over Oil City Comets
Corry Goins leads early to a 4th straight win as Eckert fires 17 points for the VFW veterans in a 3B-47 victory over the Oil City Comets before 300-plus fans. Krause 12 Stankey 11 Strand 10 pace Corry scoring. Eckert stars for visitors.
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Bethlehem Looms As Threat To Allentown in Hoops
Harrisburg report notes Bethlehem Hurricanes unbeaten with eight straight wins, led by coach Joe Prelets. They dominate Lehigh Valley scholastic basketball and prepare for a January 14 test against Allentown. Bethlehem has topped opponents by wide margins, promising a Central Penn League showdown.
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Frisch Hubbell Strong Hall of Fame Candidates in Poll
Former National League stars Frankie Frisch and Carl Hubbell stand strong for Hall of Fame election. The article reviews voting rules, lists top nominees, and highlights Hubbell’s 16 year run with the Giants and Frisch’s 8 seasons with the Giants and 11 with the Cardinals, noting World Series and military service details.
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Babe Ruth in serious condition at French Hospital
Associated Press reports Babe Ruth, retired baseball icon, in serious condition at French Hospital New York. A six-week treatment at Piehch Hospital precedes a neck operation to relieve intractable pain, with six specialists involved in the decision.
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Football to blame for 21 deaths in period survey
An 11th annual survey by Dr Mayd R Eastwood of Purdue presented before the American Football Coaches Association and NCAA rules committee finds football directly caused 21 fatalities, two in colleges, and urges safeguards including a helmet design study committee. coaches also called for five rule changes.
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Waterford 10 play Vets here this evening
The VFW entry in the Erie County Independent Basketball League opens its home season tonight at the State Armory against Waterford. Tip at 6:15 with the TAA at 5:15. Waterford seeks its fourth win in five starts. Dick Schneider returns to pace scoring and boards. Visitors rely on Johnny Egelin to spark offense in a 1-3 start.
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Roundup of college and pro sports notes from 1946 era
A collage of sports items mentions Bob Feller forming a corporation, an outside promoter failing to stage college doubleheaders in Cincinnati, pilot’s license for Bill Winfrey, Tulane quarterback Julian Brignac’s college and naval service, Big Six aid funding suggestions, Hal Schumacher and Carl Hubbell in the New Jersey farm system, Bob Healey of Georgia on football, and NFL attendance figures with Commissioner Bert Bell’s background.
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Hogan Sets Pace In L A Open As Final 18 Start
Associated Press report shows Hogan leading the Los Angeles Open at Riviera Country Club after 54 holes with a two stroke edge over Tony Penna. Penna, Cincinnati-born, posted a 70 yesterday and threatened to overtake the 1946 champion, though observers doubt the feat. Ed Oliver of Wilmington, Del, was also in contention as the field moved to the final round.
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Walcott Favored Over Maxim in Jersey Hall Return
In Philadelphia, heavyweight rivals Jersey Joe Walcott of Merchantville New Jersey and Cleveland’s Maxim meet at Convention Hall for a one round return. Walcott is a 2 to 1 favorite with potential plans to meet former champion Joe Louis next spring. Promoter Hermine Taylor expects about 1,000 fans and $40,000 in gate for the fight amid Atlantic City cooperation and talks of an April bout against Louis at the seashore resort.
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College Scores From Various Schools Reported
Syracuse 67 beat Prineston 49 while West Virginia routed Salem 4 to 8 and Pitt 43 trounced Penn State 21 Rhode Island State 54 edged St John’s Brooklyn 50 St Joseph’s Philadelphia 64 Utah State 8 Buffalo 45 Omnogie Tech 1 Manhattan 51 Scranton 42 Janistus 61 Cornell 40 Westminster 89 defeated St Vincent 32.
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Ripley Defeats IAA Five 38 to 34 in Prelim
Ripley Pliers defeated the Italian American Association cagers 38 to 34 in a State Armory preliminary. Markham and Simmons led Ripley with 22 points combined as Rosy Caruso sparked a TAA comeback with six field goals and four free throws.
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