College Scores Across Regions Highlight Mixed Results
Gustavus Adolphus 60 over McAlester 53. Friends Kas 38 over Sterling 37. Emporia Collect 62 over McPherson 45. Northwestern Okla Tech 44 over Panhandle Okla Aggies 39. Oklahoma A and M J C teams posted losses. Wesleyan 54 defeated Baker Kas 44. Red Oak McCook JC 62 over Concordia Neb 49. Springfield Normal 56 toppled Norfolk JC 44. Hastings 38 over Doane 32. Omaha 73 over Bann 60. Southwestern La 46 over Centenary 39. Louisville 20 over Georgetown Ky. Western Kentucky 69 over Morehead Ky 4. Georgia Tech 51 over Georgia 44. Northwestern La 56 over Louisiana Tech 3. Southwest Tech 53 over Hardin-Simmons. Oregon 64 over Washington 54. College of Pacific 47 over Nevada San Diego Teachers Dons AAU 4. San Diego State 40 over San Francisco 38. St Marys Calif 37.
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Gustavus-Adolphus
McAlester
Friends
Kas
Sterling
Collect of Emporia
McPherson
Sorthwestern
Okla
Tech
Panhandle
Aggies
Fastern
Connors
Wesleyan
Baker
Gxarbury
J. C
Concordia
Neb
Springfield
Normal
Norfolk
Tatngy
Red Oak
McCook
Nebraska ‘Central
York
Peru
Twins
Hastings
Doane
Omaha
Bann
Lousiana
Centenary
Louisville
Georgetown
Western Kentucky
Morehead
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Northwestern Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Southwest
Hardin-Simmons
Oregon
Washington
College of Pacific
Nevada
Commission to Continue Fight Hearings
New York State Athletic Commission keeps probing the $100,000 bribe offer to Rocky Graziano to throw a December fight. Attorneys clashed as Alfred J. Scotti questioned Graziano and Jacob Rosenblum defended him amid warnings from Edward P F Eagan. The inquiry aims to whether Graziano violated Rule 64 and could face suspension or license revocation.
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New York
New York ‘State Athletic Commission
Rocky Graziano
Graviano
Jacob Rosenblum
Brooklyn
Alfred J. Scotti
Graziano
Scotti
Rosenblum
Edward P. F. Eagan
Eagan
Chlan Powell
Scowui
Rocky
Cowley
Ruben Shank
Madison Square Garden
Bummy) Davis
Davis
Davis Cup Choice Debate Hits Local Gazettes
The debate over Parker versus Schroeder for the Davis Cup against Australia stirs local papers. The writer recalls the squad favored Schroeder for second singles, with Captain Waltz Pate approving. Parker lost the chance after declining the Victorian championships just before the cup tie.
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Frank Parker
Ted Schroeder
Austria
Corp
Parker
Schroeder
Capt
Waltz Pate
Frankie
Pate
Gardnar Mulloy
Mulloy
Kramer
Bobcats Take Two From Spring Hill in High School Clash
Hope High School seniors defeated Spring Hill 44 to 31 while the junior boys edged Spring Hill 24 to 20 in overtime. LaGrone led Hope with 13 points and Collins topped the Spring Hill scoring. The junior girls and Howe B team were set to play Washington Thursday as the senior boys prepared for a Friday rematch at North Little Rock.
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Hope High School
Spring Hill
Hope
LaGrone
Collins
Howe
Washington
North Little Rock
Wildcats
Ee Miller
Gough
Reed
Russians Readies Fifth Demobilization of Hundreds of Thousands
Moscow reports another large demobilization order affecting several hundred thousand Soviet armed forces personnel. Signed by Nikolai Shvernik, it takes effect between March and June and excludes officers while targeting ground, air, and naval personnel.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Ifeb
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Nikolai Shvernik
Russia
Stalin
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