Beavers and Cardinals Eye Wins as Basketball Hits Midseason
The 1945 46 basketball season reaches halfway with Beavers optimistic for at least nine wins in 10 games. Warren county’s Corry hopeful, West Held Youngsville and Spaylwnsbursome face tough schedules. Cardinals start surplus sale with Walker Cooper and Jimmy Brown traded to boost coffers. Max Lanier eyed next. Big 10 standings show Ohio State, Illinois, Nebraska and Northwestern high. Roseland Park hosts Great Lakes Outdoor Speed Streak Jan 20. Chandler to address Reading Oldtimers dinner Jan 20.
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Two scholastic league games hinge on winning streaks
Harrisburg January 7 Two schoolboy basketball action left two teams with intact winning runs and two halted as Pennsylvania leagues moved toward March title clashes. Allentown High, defending champ, stretched eight straight in beating Bethlehem 52 38 and pushed season total to 40 3. Bradford fell to the Dragons 82 29 ending hope of a long streak. Aliquippa halted Hanover High at 99 31, while Rock Glen lost to Bash Malleh Clemo 40 35. Other notable results including Lancaster’s 949 3 win over John Harris and Lebanon’s win as Williamsport visits York. Across divisions, Coudersport defends in Lackawanna, Scranton Cools, West Scranton, Old Forge, Taylor, and Dunmore all on slate. Indiana visits Fern Dale in County League play. Further games listed across the state include Bethlehem at Cyvpsville, Lough Township at Bedford, Williamsport at Love Haven, and Pottstown at Norristown.
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Tickets For Cage Game Moving Fast at Salem College
Tickets for the cage game between Carl Mallon’s Salem College and the Erie All-Stars are reportedly moving along satisfactorily. A crowd is assured, with advance sales at Rum Restaurant Pauly Men’s Wear Shambure’s News and Sports Store and other city outlets.
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Buffalo increases lead in hockey loop
The Indianapolis Capitals finally beat Cleveland Bayans 9-0 after an 11 week wait as 8,620 fans watched. Pittsburgh Hornets stayed close with an 8-6 win over Providerica, while St. Louis Flyers defeated Bagley 7-5 in New Haven as standings tighten in the eastern division.
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Bat Makers Flooded With Orders From L A
Louisville, Ky AP Newsfeatures notes a shift in baseball’s reach as Latin American nations boost demand for bats and players. Hillerich-Bradsby hustles to resume prewar output of over a million bats yearly. Latin American interest expands markets and talent, tying baseball’s growth to hemispheric ties and U S neighbor policy.
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RoundupReports on Coaching Moves and Signed Players
New York January 7 report highlights expected chatter at the Association of College Baseball Coaches meeting in St. Louis over Ted Kluszewski signing with a major club from Indiana and the prospect of his pro baseball choice. Ohio State coaching changes draw note as out of state hires influenced by home-state retention, with Paul Brown comparisons. 82nd Airborne referenced for Monday matinee events, and promoter Mike Jacobs tied to plans for spring baseball camps. Philadelphia coverage notes a gun-handling event and a lengthy Atlantic Coast U.S. Handiesp street gun pursuit under 42-15 mile course.
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Breadon defends Marion in sale talks at Sportsmans Park
Breadon says Marty Marion is not for sale as Baseball Properties glides through deals. Waller Cooper moved to the New York Giants for 170,000 and second baseman Jimmy Benon to the Pittsburgh Pirates for 100,000 as the club weighs remaining assets and potential bids.
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Unbeaten Col leges Face Week of Conference Play
New York report notes only 15 unbeaten college basketball teams remain as cross-country games wrap. Wyoming leads 9-0 while Indiana and West Virginia sit near the top, with several programs 8-0 or 9-0 and heavy conference workloads ahead this week.
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Temple Center Defeats La Salle 70 60 With Hewson Lead
Temple Center earned a 70 to 60 victory over La Salle as Hewson scored nine field goals and 14 extra points. The win kept the Templars atop the Keystone State standings while Port Penn and Dayton mutuals faltered in a chaotic 1946 weekend.
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Nelson Keeps Lead In Los Angeles Open Tournament
Tournament favorite Byron Nelson maintained the top position in the Los Angeles Open as he withstood challenges from rivals Sam Snead and Ben Hogan pushed ahead to the third round. Nelson stood at 212 after two rounds with Hogan and Deacon White among contenders, while Seay, Ferrier, and Shen also remained in the hunt for the title.
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Philadelphia Phillies longtime road secretary Jimmy Hagan dies
Jimmy Hagan, 59, longtime Philadelphia Phillies road secretary and former vaudeville performer, died after a long illness at Temple University Hospital. He served the Phillies for 43 years and was second only to Bonnie Mack in tenure. born in Philadelphia, he was known as James Joseph, rarely used.
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