Critics and officials in news media and sports
New York. Writers would continue to criticize officials despite debates over halting film of disputed decisions. Duke football and pro clubs stir talk of potential signings for Bob Duncan, student manager, while Heine Groh recalls his .474 World Series feat and license No. 474.
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Airbase Team Beats Haskell Varsity In Narrow 44 to 41 Win
An Olathe Naval Airbase quintet defeated Haskell Varsity 44 to 41 on Haskell's court last night. Haskell led until the closing minutes as the visitors surged to take the game. Key players included Freeman and Wetomore with critical late scores.
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College Basketball Scores From Across the Nation
In a mix of college and high school results, teams posted varied scores including Notre Dame 38 over Chicago Loyola 69, Bowling Green 48, and Rockhurst 41. Other listed outcomes include Kansas Wesleyan 56 Bethel 38 and Salina high school results with several overtime notes. Chicago Bears owner George Halas announced the signing of John Hoffman, a 23 year old Arkansas fullback, 6 foot 2, 215 pounds, timed 9.8 seconds for the 100 yard dash.
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St Louis Billikins Quiet Ahead of Big Game
New York January 12 The St Louis Billikins impose a strict no admittance policy for the big game. Star player Ed MacAuley is kept out of interviews as coach Hickey protects the team. Hickey stresses the squad of 15 is essential and not a one man show.
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St Louis Beats Long Island At Garden In Big Crowd
St Louis, led by Ed MacAuley, edged Long Island University 58 to 47 before 18,486 at Madison Square Garden. Akron and Hamline remained unbeaten, while DePaul upset Notre Dame 59 to 38 at South Bend in a day of strong college hoops results.
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Tory over Bowling Green Ohio Piles Up 10th Straight in Men’s Play
Spats beat Bee Toes 8 in a Big Seven fray while Nebraska edged Washington University 48-45 in a non league game. MacAlester fell 55-40, as the tally boosts the winning streak to ten straight for the Ohio matchup.
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Wesleyan Beats Bethel 56-38 In KC Conference Clash
Salina Kansas January 12 Wesleyan registered a 56 to 38 victory over Bethel College in a Kansas Conference basketball game here last night Harold Pound led Wesleyan with 17 points Reed the Journal World Want Ad.
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