Washington and Jefferson College 1951 54 basketball season
Washington and Jefferson College posted an 11 9 season record as John Majzer and Jos Richards led scoring with 400 and 306 points respectively. Richards from Aliquippa Pa and Molzer from McMechen W Va peaked with 30 point games, but the Presidents fell short against elite rivals. Coach Adam Sanders looks to freshmen and sophomores to shore up a center and improve next year.
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Washington and Jefferson College
Mt 1
John Majzer
Jos Richards
Sth
Richards
Aliquippa
Woh
Mojeer
McMechen
W. Va
J Tiye
Adam Sanders
Molzer
College basketball results from the Southern Conference and other games
Scores from the setai finals show Duke defeating West Virginia and North Carolina State a Washington, with Fairleigh Dickinson beating Buffalo University and Kansas edging Kansas State. UCLA beat Washington, Wyoming over Denver, Utah State over Montana, and pro basketball lists Milwaukee beating Port Wayne and Indianapolis over Syracuse with Manchester winning in the American League.
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Duke
West
Virginia
North
Caroling State
Washington O
Buffalo
Fairleigh Dickinson
Buffalo ‘University
Kansas
Kansas State
Western Reserve
UCLA
Washington
Wyoming
Denver
Utah State
Montana
Milwaukee
Port Wayne
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Manchester
NIT Cage Event Opens With Tripleheader
Associated Press from New York reports the National Invitational Tournament opens tonight at Madison Square Garden with Western Kentucky vs Louisville, Seton Hall vs LaSalle, and Dayton vs NYU. Top players include Arb Spoelstra and Bob Lochmueller, Walt Dukes, Tom Gola, and Don Meineke.
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Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garen
Western Kentucky
Louisville
Seton Hall
LaSalle
Dayton
New York University
Seton Mall
Spoelstra
Bob Lochmueller
Hilltoppers
Lochsmueller
Walt Dukes
Tom Gola
Gola
Don Meineke
Day
Meineke
Averaee
Army Has Good Chance To Win Boxing Crown
State College Pa March 8 Army boxers lead in the Intercollegiate Boxing Association tournament at West Point with Jim McInerney reaching the finals and six others into semifinals. Penn State Syracuse and Virginia remain in title contention as six men from each team survive with scoring based on final round wins. Coaches hope for the Edward J Nell trophy as the team title depends on final round outcomes.
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Prion State College
Army
Intercollegiate Boxing Association
West Point
Wood
Edward J. Nell
Syracuse
Jim McInerney
Associated Press
Penn State
Virginia
Hach
Scholastic Basketball Playoff Scores Roundup
Fast Penn League Playoff Bethlehem 62 Adentown 44 PIAA Playoffs Class B District Two Quarter Final Freeland 46 Harter Flymouth Township 8 Class B District 11 Semi Final Nesquehoning 65 Mauch Chunk 51 Class C District Three Final East Berlin 56 East Hempfield 49 South Penh Conference Playoff Hanover 5 Chambersburg 47 PIAA Finals Class B District One Prospect Park 68 Hilton 39 Darby 55 East Greenville 35 Class A District Three Quarter Final Muntenberg Township 45 Red Lisna6 Class District Six Semi Final Adams Township 1 Homer City 5 Philadelphia City Championship West Catholic 57 Ben Franklin 45 Old Forge 71 Taylor 31 Lackawanna League Second Half title Old Forge also won first half title
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Bethlehem
Adentown
Freeland
Harter
Flymouth
Township
Nesquehoning
Mauch Chunk
East Berlin
East Hempfield
South Penh
Hanover
Chambersburg
PIAA
Prospect Park
Hilton
Darby
East Greenville
Muntenberg Township
Red Lisn
Adams Township
Homer City
Philadelphia
West Catholic
Ben Franklin
Corry Marksmen Score Victories Over Creekers
Corry's two rifle teams defeated Walnut Creek in North Western League matches. In the Class A contest at Erie Curry won 1185 to 1182 behind Eugene Davis 243 and George Patterson 241. Walnut Creek's Hennings led with 239, TeWinkle 297, Hull 285. for the visitors Stanbro 282 top-scored. In Class B Curry prevailed 1199 to 1191 as Merle TeWinkle scored strongly and George Patterson contributed 241.
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Corry
Walnut Creek
Erie
Curry
Eugene Davis
George Patterson
Hennings
Merle
Raymond Jewelers extend lead in La Les B League
In a tight round of matches Raymond Jewelers swept Katherine and stretched their advantage to four games. Wallace Jewelers fell to Jackson's Floral Gardens while Model Dairy defeated John's Grocery. Final scores: Raymond Jewelers 50 Wallace Jewelers 46. Jackson's Florals 40 John’s Grocery 48. Katherine 45. Model Dairy 33 48. Mae Stenman and Frances Lyenink led the stick work with scores of 132 and 175.
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Katherine
Wallace Jewelers
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Model Dairy
John's Grocery
Jackson's Florists
John's Grovery Ae
Katherine's Ae
Raymond Jewelry St
Katherine’s Stop
Wallace Jewelry Bob
Mae Stenman
Frances Lyen
Bethlehem's slow Canaries stun Allentown 52 to 44 for league crown
Harrisburg March 3 A key Pennsylvania school basketball champion was dethroned as Allentown's defending champions fell to Bethlehem 52 44 in Hershey. Bethlehem claimed the East Penn Conference title while Allentown had previously held the half title in Philadelphia. Bethlehem played a deliberate, semi free style to counter Allentown's speed and led the game from start to finish.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Billy Meyer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burbank
St. Louis Browns
Lee Walls
Tol
Modesto
Dick Han
Bvernance Cole Hege
Bobby Delgreco
Fittsburgh
Allewtown
PIAA
Hershey
Bethlehem
Farrell Defeats North Union 60-36 in Class A clash
Farrell High School powered by Julius McCoy hammered North Union 60 to 36 in the Western Pennsylvania Athletic League quarterfinal at Pitt Field House. McCoy scored 19 points before leaving early in the final period as Farrell built a 14 0 run and led 22 12 at halftime. They advance to face McKeesport in the semifinal Tuesday.
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Ey Asavouyen
Eress
Pittsburgh
Farrel High School
Julius McCoy
Western Pennsylvania Athletic League
Reals
North Union
Pitt Field House
McGoy
Farrell
McKeespark
SPORTS FACE ATTACK ON NEW FRONT TODAY
New York reports a major anti trust drive expanding to boxing and other sports. Following a grand jury recommendation, government move seeks restraint of trade and broadcasting of championship fights. The NFL faces a pending antitrust suit over TV, while baseball’s reserve clause and Gardella suit echo broader antitrust pressure.
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New York
Tavedt
For Foral
National Football League
Danny Gardella
Liberty Broadcasting System
Chicago
Young Ready to Meet Robinson After Madison Square Garden Win
Paddy Young decisively defeated Ernie Durando in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden to earn a shot at Ray Robinson. Organizers and promoter Jim Norris indicated Robinson could face Carl Olson next in San Francisco, with possible summer plans to box Maxim for the lightweight crown. Young improved to a second victory over Durando, signaling his readiness for a Robinson clash.
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Associated Press
New York
Paddy Young
Ernie Durando
Ray Robinson
Hille
Young
Ray
Madison: Square Garden
Durando
Garden
Yuine
Robinson
Carl
Bobo) Olson
San Franisto Nex
Rocky Graziano
Chicago
Joey Maxim
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Three WEW Ladies Teams Compete In Johnstown Bowling
Three WEW Ladies League teams travel to Johnstown for the West State Bowling Tournament. Corty will be represented by the All-Way trio Corty Jamestown and Lane Murst and Stewart under Mwerdink's House of Furniture. Team events begin at Tollock this evening with singles and doubles tomorrow at six.
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Meadville
Ed Williams
Florida
Tulsa
Williams
Detroit
Toby Lyons
Cary Middlecof
Jamestown Highexgers
Olesa
Huskies
Hank Horany
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Buffalo Bisons
Detroit Tigers
Earl Shade
Erie
Berry
Cheriey Shuss
Timecom
Chico Velen
WEW
Corty
Corty-Jamestown
Lane
Murst
Stewart
Mwer—dink
House of Forniture
Tollock
Bom
Kegleretoes
Al-Way Hléetrie
Frances Hurlbnx
Marion Buferd
Alta Ber
Elsie Hixson
Florence Shaw
Ols Huth
Dorothy Rathbun
Eleanor Clark
Durando Durando Thriller Results In Tight Card
Officials backed Youre, Ret cure Barney Felix by narrow margins 5-4-1 and 7-4-2 while Bert Grant judged 6-2-1. Young scored two victories and one draw with Durando, weighing 169 pounds.
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Youre
Barney Felix
Joe Agnello
Bert Grant
Durando
Young
Duranda
Fights Last Night In Walla Walla Card
Walla Walla boxing results show Garth Panter 168 from Deyton defeating Billy Carlen 17H of Vancouver in a bout billed from Hollywood. Kenny 'Toran 13% from Los Angeles beat Tich Orteca 10'S of Absmenta, Cali, in another matchup.
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Wash
Garth Panter
Deyton
Iglu
Ony
Billy Carlen
Vancouver
B. G
Hollywood
Calif
Kenny ‘Toran
Loe Angeles
Tich Orteca
Absmenta
Calin
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Bill Waterhouse
Ted Wuhynski
Allentown
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Associaleu Ftes
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Xeetredelio
50 Bf
Cohen Auto Supply
Main ST
Botany
Paul's Men's
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