Flemington St Augustine Thriller Ends 28 to 27
A chaotic Flemington Flemington St Augustine parochial high school game on St John street ends with a last second center floor shot by Duvall giving Flemington a 28 to 27 win over St Augustine. Officials disallow a late Augustine basket as crowd storms floor after dramatic rally.
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St Augustine
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Ralph Reed
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Gallo
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Harley Dunham
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr New York Dec 19
Pro football talk centers on drafts while Browns seek gate-share gains in All-America meeting. Seahoooks troubles blamed on promo fail. Continental Air Lines team uses Denver home base but Oklahoma City venue prompts travel. Texas U coach Gray defeats Long Island after dining in a autoist. Robinson-Bell welterweight title fight set for Garden. Army's Glenn Davis snubbed for Sullivan award. Virginia boxing novice Edgar Allan Poe IV draws fans.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Bert Bell
Cleveland
Miami
Seahawks
Chuck Hyatt
Continental Air Lines
Oklahoma City
Denver
Jack Gray
Texas
Long Island
Jack
Garden
Robinson
Tommy Bell
Army
Glenn Davis
A.A
U. of Virginia
Edgar Allen Por IV
Raven
Wedemeyer will stay in college football for Gaels
Moraga Calif Dec 19 Coach Jimmy Phelan of St Marys college says star Hawaiian halfback Herman Wedemeyer plans to complete his remaining season of college football eligibility for the Gaels rather than turn pro. The Saints host St Peters High and McKinney men play Bridgeport at GHS fieldhouse Laneups list.
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Moraga
Calif
Jimmy Phelan
St. Mary's College
Herman Wedemeyer
Hebert seeks federal laws to curb sports bribery
Rep Ed Hebert of Louisiana urged Congress to criminalize bribery of athletes to protect pro and amateur sports. He will introduce bills after Jan 3, applying to DC and the nation, modeled on New York anti-bribery law, arguing sports as interstate business and a matter of commerce.
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Alex H. Singleton
Washington
Ed Hebert
Louisiana
Congress
New York
Giants- Bears
Hebet
District of Columbia
Hebert
Madison “Qiare Garden
Night Scores Across Colleges From AP Report
Last night West Virginia beat Penn State 40 to 37 and Yale won 56 to 34. Other results include Bucknell 68 over Lehigh 40 and Franklin Marshall 60 over Haverford 40. The list covers numerous colleges with varied outcomes and ends with miscellaneous notes and quotes.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Penn State
Dunmoun
Brown
Yale
King’s Point
Bucknell
Lehigh
Swarthmore
Delaware
LaFayette
Lebanon Valley
Franklin-Marshall
Haverford
LaSalle
Gettysburg
Muhlenberg
Villanova
Witteberg
Rider
Niagara
Gannon
Mountaineers edge Penn State in WVU home tilt
West Virginia defeats Penn State 40 to 37 at Morgantown in a tight pre Christmas clash. WVU relied on late free throws, led by Leland Byrd with 14 points and Eddie Beach adding 10, despite center Mike Medich missing the game. Penn State’s tight zone defense bottled up Bill Zirkel and Fred Schaus.
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Mountaineers
Penn State
Field House
Nittany Lions
Bill Zirkel
Fred Schaus
Company
Pattonmen
West Virginia
Leland Byrd
WVU
Jack Biery
Penn
Schaus
Iery
Mike Medich
Eddie Beach
West Virginia to unveil athletic proposal soon
Charleston December 19 The West Virginia University board of governors plans to make public a proposal regarding the athletic situation within the next few days President Irvin Stewart announced after an executive session. Board President Raymond Holden and Stewart declined to elaborate.
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UPA
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Irvin Stewart
Stewart
University Board of Governors
Raymond Ae
Holden
Moose Downs Beaumont Tigers In Tight First Half Clash
Grafton Lodge Moose topped the Beaumont Tigers 42 39 at the Y to seal the first half standings in a grind it out game. Moose led 24 21 at halftime and 34 33 after three quarters as both teams traded the lead in a real boss battle.
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J. Gennette
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Shroyer
Canfield
the Moose
Lansbuynee
Gerkins
Beaumont Ponpalardo
Bartlett
Heinzman
Keglers
Griffith
Pitman
Kings win bowling match by 181 pins at Ceramic Club
The Club Kings defeated One Moose by 181 pins in a match game at the Ceramic Club, with a team total of 2,506 pins.
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Club Kings
Moose
Ceramic Club
Army Only Third This Year In AP Sports Poll
The 1946 AP poll names St. Louis Cardinals as team of the year, narrowly ahead of Notre Dame and Army, with Notre Dame earning 19 first-place votes and Army nine. The final tally gives the Cardinals 110 points, Notre Dame 105, Army 66, in a 62-judge ballot.
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Army
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Cardinals
Defenbaugh Aids Fairmont To Hard Fought Victory
In a three game set, Salem’s Desenbaugh led a tight win over Fairmont with crucial third quarter scoring. Doughty and Petrisko propelled Salem to a 43-38 lead, finishing with Doughty’s 20 points as Fairmont faded, while Glenville edged Pittsburg 62-51 in another close contest.
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Fairmont
Associated Press
Salem
Felmont State
Glenville
Metty Om
Tate
West Vainin
Sac Facorzd
Ance
Bob Doughty
Joe Petrisko
Wlol
Doughty
Furmont Falcons
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Afusshe
Speee
Conco
Athens
Quarte Stanwath
Pru
Cotton
General Taylor Tackles College Athletic Rules
In New York on December 19 Maj. Gen. Maxwell D Taylor, superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy, urged college presidents to tighten athletics administration. He said many detailed eligibility regulations could be discarded if schools improve oversight. The remarks came during an East Coast College Athletic Conference gathering with delegates from over 60 colleges.
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Pointhead
New York
Maxwell D Taylor
U.S Military Academy
Easton College Athletic Conference
Notice of Motor Carrier Hearing in 1947 case 7843
Public Service Commission of West Virginia will hear the application of West Virginia Transportation Company to operate as a contract carrier by motor vehicle for passengers on tickets of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Service would be non stop between Baltimore and Ohio passenger stations and hotels in Fairmont and Grafton via Routes 250 and 50. Hearing set January 2, 1947 at 10:00 a.m. in Charleston offices. objections may be filed.
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Charleston
Public Service Commission of
West Virginia
Underst
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fairmont
City of
Grafton
U.S
West Virginia Transportation Company
Clarksburg
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East Main
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Grafton Banking & Trust
Grafton, W. VA
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