Today in Sport highlights Bill Hammond and boxing notes
Lehigh University’s Army program basketballer Bill Hammond scored 14 in a 24 27 win over Brown with Dick Hartian adding 17 as teammates discuss next destinations. The piece marks Basketball’s 53rd birthday and recalls Jim Naismith’s origin of the game, plus boxing news on Fuitzie Ziv’s wife becoming promoter and Robison bout cancellation.
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Millcreek Corry Till Deadlocked In County League Showdown
Millcreek and Corry remained tied as the County Class A tilt set. The Trojans defeated Girard 44 36 while Banvers beat Union City 63 9. Lawrence Park beat North East 48 24 and Harborcreek toppled Wesleyville 33 17. Joe Carpotull scored 14 in a floor game and George Fox helped with a pair of late scores. Stretch McKinney Merle Ottaway and Darno Tall led with 44 points for the visitors, as Goach Palmer watched a high tempo game end with 49 5 at the final horn.
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Corry Beavers trample Union City in 63 to 9 rout
Corry High School basketball blitzed Union City last night in the Erie County Class A League, surging to a 63 to 9 victory before the season’s largest crowd. Eight Beavers reached the scoring column as the first unit clicked in the opening and third quarters.
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Roundup on gambling crackdown and sports notes
New York reports the American College Publicity Association moves to purge gambling-savvy readers from mailing lists while a charity baseball game closes the March of Dimes infantile paralysis drive. Other items praise Fritz Crisler’s candidate for Western Conference athletic director, note high school hockey, and joke about racing officials and football legends amid a cluttered sports page.
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Dodds Hosts Farewell Indoor Mile in Boston
Gil Dodds, the Flying Parson and indoor mile records holder, runs a farewell two mile handicap on a reduced field at the Smail Boston High School meet in Medford, promising his last major indoor appearance. He then heads to Los Angeles to join a gospel group.
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Two Forwards Pace Oil City's Victory On Local Hardwood
St Joseph's of Oil City defeated St Edward's 62 to 34 in a rough, fast game led by forwards Jack Kenniston and Tom Hynes. Kenniston scored 22 and Hynes 16 as St Joseph's pulled away in the second half, doubling the Shamrocks’ scoring after a 18-4 opening salvo. Referee Paul Stroup kept control as St Joseph's defense stifled St Edward's in both the first and third periods.
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Red Cochrane denies signing for ring bout
Freddie Red Cochrane of Elizabeth New Jersey world welterweight champion reportedly rejected signing for a non title bout next month in Kingston. Manager Wille Gilzeniber of Newark says talks paused after promoter Marty Cohen announced an opponent not yet chosen. Cochrane plans training January 29 at Bey's training camp near Summit New Jersey.
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Scholastic Scares: Warren Stomps Titusville. Others Inch Ahead
A fragmented high school sports roundup shows Warren defeating Titusville 45 to 2 while Oil City led 31 to 18 in another matchup. Greenville trounced Franklin 39 to 18 as Meadville beat Parrell 31 to 26 and Beaver edged Erle Academy 45 to 26 with Strone Vincent among the cited players.
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Kinley Lassies Extend Lead in Fourth Ladies Bowling
Kinley Insurance surged four games ahead in the Fourth Ladies League by sweeping three from Zuckermans as Rosalind Hopkins led with 197, 174, and 184. All-Way Electric beat Lanstons two games. Gift Shop defeated Waterhouse two games, with Jennette Baressi and Tou Webber notable for the winners and losers respectively.
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Freshman Passers Defeat Bears 38 to 12 in Prep Game
In a preliminary to the Corry Union City varsity contest last night the Junior High cagers swept the program, defeating the visiting Freshman 38 to 12. George Andruss and Chuck Geertson led the Blue Jays with accurate shooting and speedy passing, delivering an easy victory.
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Nelson and Snead to Play Match at New York City Links
Byron Nelson and Sam Snead lead a 72 hole challenge to be staged in spring at New York City links. PGA tour director Fred Gorenan announced a planned match with aim to raise about 100000 for the PGA relief program for nonsoldiers. Several touring pros criticized the El Rio course length of 6102 yards as nonstandard for a 72 hole event.
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Flying Tigers Triumph Over Hot Shots In High Scoring Meet
The Flying Tigers defeated the Hot Shots 71 to 49 as Corry Red and Gun Chup led the winners with strong performances. Dave Michels scored 90 points at prone, while Albert Dennivan showcased expert marksmanship for the losers with 94. Other top scorers included Tiny Bennett, James Kiinger, Bill McElroy, and Bob Blakely among a list of standout players.
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College Athletics Open War On Gambling
Bloomington reports a nationwide push to keep gambling out of collegiate athletics. ASBOA official W Henry Johnston says 439 members will mount an all-out campaign as the association weighs actions to curb gambling within college sports. Indoor track season opens in New York with the Metropolitan Senior Championships at the Armory Regiment.
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