Local prep basketball and Derby upset highlights
Cory Area High faces Franklin in a key Section I league clash after a loss to Titusville. Warren topped the nursing five 64 4 as Oil City and Meadville seek wins to stay atop standings. Dark Star upset Native Dancer in the Kentucky Derby, while Purdue toppled Michigan State ending a 28 game Spartan streak. Junior Highlagers host Union City and Titusville. Bevo Francis stars for Rio Grande at Gannon Auditorium. Pennsylvania Game Commission notes resident wild game rules and honors Roger Latham for conservation work.
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Cory Area
Chuck Snell
Warren
Onl City
Titusville
Meadville
Oil City
Bulldogs
Dark Star
Chimehil Downs
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cait Hoy Stable
Eddie Hayward
Henry Moreno
Native Dancer
Alfred Vanderbilt
Purdue
Michigan State
Spartans
Iowa
Omy Junior Highlagers
Vic Crage
Union City
Erie
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande
Gannon Auditorium
Alliance College
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Roger M. Latham
Newport
Wildlife Research Division
Nash-Kelvinator Conservation Awards Committee
Erie gains tentative Class D Pony League franchise
Erie is set to replace Batavia in the Class D PONY League after a league meeting tentatively awarding the Erie franchise. Councilman Mike Cannavino said Erie will post the required franchise funds, with Erie having played in the PONY League in 1944-45. Next year’s teams include Hamilton Ontario Bradford Jamestown Wellsville Corning Hornell. New York area entries were listed alongside other cities.
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Erie
Associated Prees Erie
Batavia
Meetin
Butalo Gaturday
Lakeport
Mike Cannavino
Aleadset
Hamilton
Ontario
Bradford
New York State
Jamestown
Clean
Wellsville
Corning
Hornell
College Cage Season Nears Halfway Mark
Kentucky leads a group of undefeated teams as college basketball reaches midseason. Duquesne Holy Cross George Washington Western Kentucky and others hold strong records while Indiana Oklahoma A&M Kansas and several conferences battle for position. Reading Times names Pat Gordon Williams longtime sports editor and Melvin Silva as new sports editor.
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Associated Press
NEW York—College
Kentucky
Duquesne
Weat
Holy Cross
George Washington
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Little St. Anselm
Virginia ‘Tech
Titans
Indiana
Oklahoma A & M
Minnesota
Houston
Aggies
Wiehite
Tulsa
Wheatshockers
St. Louis
J. Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Jery Vayda
Oklahoma City
Oregon State
Tolaho
California
UCLA
Kansas
Missouri
Phog Allen
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas
SMU
Baylor
Arkansas
Cornell
Brown
Penn
Yale
Lustans Stata
Ounce Gon
Georgia
Reading
Pat Gordon Williams
Reading Times
the Times
Herbert ©. Kahler
Hayley Quier
The
Times
Reading Ogle
Melvin 8
Silva
Williams
Hockey Scores National League Results Across Cities
New York defeated Toronto 4 to 1 while Detroit beat Montreal 2 to 1 and Chicago downed Boston by a margin of 3 goals. In the American League Cleveland won 5 to 0 over Hershey and Syracuse prevailed 7 to 2 against Buffalo with Pittsburgh 5 Providence 3.
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New York
Toronto
Detroit
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Hershey
Syracuse
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Providence
Saxony
Dunbrook
Esquire
Fort Wayne Pro Cager Faces NBA Ban for Gambling
Fort Wayne Pistons forward Molinas Molinas, once viewed as a Rookie of the Year candidate, faces indefinite suspension and possible expulsion from the NBA for gambling on games. He reportedly bet on his team to win, earning about 400 in profits and asking to play without pay for a second chance.
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Associated Press
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jack Mo~ Hinge
National Basketball Association
NBA
Columbia University
Maurice Poddott Jettettle
Mollas
Podoloff
Molinas
Associated
Prem
Tve
Pooloff
New York
Boomakers
Fort Wayne Ramey
Pistons
Boston
Wampler Sets Pace in Los Angeles Open Golf Tourney
Fred Wampler of Indianapolis led the $20,000 Los Angeles Open at Fox Hills with a five stroke edge after 54 holes, firing a 66 to reach 206. Jimmy Clark, Fred Hawkins, and Bill Nary share second at 211, while Jerry Barber sits at 212 and notable pros Bud Ward and Ed Oliver remain near par.
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Associated Presa
LOS Angeles
Fred Wampler
Wampler
Indianapolis
Atletic Association
Purdue
Acmibistration
Fox Hills Country Club
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
Calif
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Pex
Bill Nary
Ariz
Ariz. Nary
Hawkins
Clark
Jerry Barber
NBA Scores From Yesterday and Saturday
Yesterday results show New York 81 against Rochester 00 and Minneapolis 99 over Boston 95. Saturday games include Minneapolis 76 over Milwaukee 67 and Baltimore 95 defeating Philadelphia 90 and New York 88 with Rochester 07.
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NBA
New York
Rochester
Syreuve
Baltimore
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Boston
Mineapolis
Baltimre
Philadelphia
Unbeaten College Teams Lead Early Season Rankings
Eleven college teams remain undefeated including Kentucky Duquesne Western Kentucky Holy Cross and George Washington. Kentucky sits No 1 with 14 victories as Duquesne follows with 13 wins. Connecticut leads Yankee Conference with 12, Belott and Lawrence Tech hold 10, and several others have streaks.
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NEW York
Kentucky
Duquesne
Western Kentucky
Holy Croes
George Washington
Holy Gross
Connecticut
Belott
Wis
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Little Norwich College
Northield
Erskine College
South Caroina
Eastern
Caroline
Seniors Rout Juniors In Intramural Loop
Seniors defeated juniors 37 to 20 led by Dick Latos with 26 points for the Senior No. 2 team in the intramural league. Sophomore No. 8 beat Sophomore No. 5 41 to 34, Junior No. 2 edged Sophomore No. 5 30 to 29, with Tony Fatdecki scoring 12 for the juniors.
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Hige
Tour
Japior
Dick Latos
Soph
Tony Fatdecki
Rimiers
Soph Club
Ex Ring Champ Rocky Kansas Dies at 58 in Buffalo
Rocky Kansas the former lightweight champion died at 58 in Roswell Park Memorial Institute after cancer. The Buffalo native won the world title on December 7, 1926 by a 15 round decision over Jimmy Goodrich, retired July after loss to Sammy Mandell, fought 162 bouts in a 16 year career, made a comeback in 1930, later worked as a construction laborer and city employee.
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Buffalo
Rocky Kansas
Roswell Pack Memorial Institute
Rosswell
Kansas
Reece "Tow
Junior High Team Seeks Win Over Union City Five
The junior high squad, led by Coach Vic Cragg, opens with wins over Titusville and Union City but lost to Warren in their last outing. The Blue Jays aim to rebound as they face Union City on the local hardwood with top scorers listed among Kansas standouts.
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Union Cty
Poinn
Vic Cragg
Pylind
Titusville
Union City
Warren
Blue Jays
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