St Augustine Falls Before Tunnelton In Hard Battle
St Augustine Augies rallied in the second half but failed to overcome Tunnelton, losing 46 to 38. The Blue and White trailed 21-5 at halftime, then 29-5 midway in the third period as they endured an 18 minute field goal drought.
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Best Certain Hecker Clear Of Dirty Play
Washington Redskins halfback Norb Hecker testified to NFL commissioner Bert Bell that no player engaged in a pool or planned to injure a rival to gain advantage. Bell pressed Hecker for direct answers after Layne injury reports and a newspaper claim of a Rams pool.
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Miller and Marberry Duel For Small-College Scoring Lead
National small college scoring race tightens as Joe Miller of Alderson-Broaddus and Fred Marberry of Minors Normal trade top averages. Marberry at 32.8 ppg, Miller 32.7, through Dec 15. Frank Romano of Susquehanna, Chick Barnes of Philadelphia Textile, Ed Kazakovich of Scranton also high scorers. West Virginia Tech leads team pace with 116.6 ppg.
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Alderson-Broaddus
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Susquehanna
Chick Barnes
Philadelphia Textile
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Scranton
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South Dakota State
Bob Giraldi
Pratt Institute
Jim Smith
Steubenville
West Virginia Tech nets 107 in semifinal win at Parris Island
West Virginia Tech, undefeated with 11 straight wins, defeated the host Parris Island Marines 107 to 104 to reach the finals of the Parris Island Christmas Invitational. Dale Russell scored four late free throws, and Ken Hammond led with 44 points as Tech extended its 107-point games and 100-point nights.
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Basketball Scores From East to West Across The Nation
East Villanova 7 Indiana 69 North Caolna 64 NYU 59 Jona 64 St. Bonaventure 63 LaSalle 83 North Carolina State 76 Midwest Loyola 111 89 North Dakota 72 Tulsa 75 Detroit 74 Minnesota 09 Kansas State 72 Bradley 74 Wisconsin 62 Southwest Nebraska 67 Texas Tech 66Tex Western 70 Colorado A&M 61 Okla City J 91 San Jose St 74 West Citrus 67 Pasadena 57 Chaffee 55 Mt. San Antonio 50 Fast Los Angeles 76 Santa Ana 54 Riverside 60 Santa Monica 50 Fierce 68 Fullerton 60 Orange Coast 59 San Dergo 58 South Wake Forest 73 Alabama 50 South Carolina 90 Geo Tech 83 Sanford 73 Centenary 67 Tulane 78 Southwestern 58 Loyola La 87 Houston 74 Kentucky Wes 71 New Mexico 66
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Talbert Eyes Miracle of 1954 Davis Cup Comeback
U S captain Billy Talbert plans a possible repeat of the Miracle of 1954 as the United States faces Australia in next week's Davis Cup challenge round in Sydney. He hints at using only Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert, with Seixas optimistic about beating Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall, and teams likely relying on doubles.
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Berra Draws Biggest Pay For Pitcher Berra
Yogi Berra signs for 55 000 making him the highest paid catcher in baseball history. He arrives at Yankee Stadium in a pink Cadillac and teases Whitey Ford about pitch styles while Ford signs for 35 000. The piece also notes Ford 19 wins, 2.47 ERA, and a Japan pickoff move.
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Tarheels Nearly Spilled by New York U in Boston Showdown
North Carolina remains unbeaten after a narrow 64-50 win over NYU in Boston Garden. Cal Ramsey led NYU with 24 points while Bob Cunningham scored 16 for the Tarheels. LaSalle upset NC State in Philadelphia as Tom Garberinas tallied 30 for the Explorers.
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West Virginia High School Football Scores Mixed Results
Snapshot of scores across multiple games shows Anderson College beating Morris Harvey 89 68 while other matchups produce varied outcomes. Chapmanville 68 Logan 58 Dunbar 70 South Charleston 56 Forest Hill 37 Fairmont West 77 Farmington 64.
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Sugar Ray Vows He'll Win Scrap Against Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson predicts victory in the scheduled match with Gene Fullmer. He cites earlier testing results and notes that both fighters show strong punching speeds, though accuracy remains uncertain.
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Bearcats Trek To Philippi For Tonight's Tussle
Grafton High basketball team travels to Philippi for a season second game and first against an outside school. Coach Rand McKinney says the Bearcats, after a Tuesday Alumni defeat, will scrap hard at home advantage to try for a win.
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Deer roaming Manhattan West Side Highway shocks officials
A full grown doe eluded police and park workers along the West Side Highway in Manhattan. Authorities said it may be the first wild deer on Manhattan Island since colonial days, prompting cautions.
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