Yellow Jackets Rally To Beat Lynn Camp In Tough Comeback
Middlesboro Wildcats edged Lynn Camp 55 43 in a close first half then pulled away in the fourth quarter. Charley Nagle led Middlesboro with 19 points and Danny Schultz added 11 as both teams spread scoring across many players. The win sets up a home game Friday against Harlan Green Dragons after a 63-50 Barbourville loss for Harlan.
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Yellow Jackets
Pathel
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Pendon
Jackets
Mare
Thei Jost
Victori
Linkter Tasy
Tiem
Lynn Camp
Middlesboro
Tome Christmas
Lynn Cainy
Gan
Dackers
Middies Bore
Middlestene
Ted
Lynn
Fose
Imark
Middlesbor
Aidbury
Middle
Imirk
Cats
Brittain
Danny Schultz
Schultz
Goodman
Thallies
Gary Teague
Middlesbury
Harlan Green Dragons
Barbourville
Knox Central and Barbourville Sweep SEKC Games
Knox Central overcame Pineville 59 48 in Pineville to claim a SEKC win as Barbourville routed Marlan 63 50 at home. Williamsburg defeated Woodbine 76 0 with strong second quarter surge led by Dallas tretrey 20 and Carl Trussell 18 while Helton 17 paced Woodbine.
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Knox Central
Barbourville
SEKC
Willamsburg
Woodhing
Knox Central Oercame
Pineville
Mountain Lions
Marlan
Williamsburg
Woodbine
Central
Panthers
Danny Haley
Wilbur Bingham
Wemselves
Utird
Dallas Tretrey
Carl Trussell
Helton
Bingham
Parks
G. Hammons
Walters Zigog
Hines
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High School Play Gives U S Hardwood Edge Says Latchek
St Johns coach Joe Lapchick argues high school basketball secures U S world supremacy in the sport. He cites four extra years of prep, pro-level collegians, and intense grind as factors keeping the edge, noting American players’ superiority and the changing game from earlier eras.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Lapehick
Rome
Basketil
New York Knickerbockers
St. Jen's
Russia
Lapchick
Collegians
Five Local Boxers in Running at Knoxville
Five local boxers remain active in Knoxville’s annual Golden Graves boxing event. Tormmy Roberts defeated Charles Ula in a clear decision, while Mond of Morristown edged in light weight action. Ben Miller won a split decision over Karry Richmond of Sweetwater and is expected to fight again soon. W. Smith lost to Frank Jackson in a flyweight bout but advanced in consolation. Gambita and Milligan have yet to compete as only three welterweight entries appeared. at least one will be in action tonight or Thursday.
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Middlesboro
Knoxville
Tormmy Roberts
Charles Ula
Mond
Morristown
Tanig Ben Miller
Ion
Karry Richmond
W. ©. Smith
Frank Jackson
Madisonville
Paul Gambita
Joynie Milligan
Nelion
Lone Jack, Red Bird, Oneida Triumph Over Pleasant View and Poplar Creek
Lone Jack, Red Bird, and Oneida posted wins as Pleasant View fell 62-59 to Lone Jack, Red Bird won 60-54 over Poplar Creek, and Raymond Meredith led the Cardinals with 28 points in a 18-14 finish for the victor. Buella topped Leathenwood 43-37 and Lone Jack’s 62-59 victory featured Paul Slusher with 28 and Cox 17 for the losers.
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Ned Divee
Bame
Pleasant View
Poplar Creek
Buella
Leathenwood
Red Bird
Mustangs
Paul Slasher
Cox
Raymond Shill
Cardinals
Raymond Meredith
Frank Meredith
Woody Wilson
Oneida
Leatherwood
Ken Smith
Nets
P. Slusher
Woods
Doug
Young
D, Cox
F. Slusher
Faulkner
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Burkes
Stanfield
Lone
Pleas
Meeks
Red Hind
Papiai Creek
R. Meredith
Wilson
Lawson
Lam
Greer W. Kilgore
McIntyre
Kilgore
Gilbert Pennington
Foxx Keeps Hidden Financial Struggles From Red Sox Boss
Jimmie Foxx confesses past mistakes and reveals he hid his dire finances from Tom Yawkey, Boston Red Sox owner famed for generosity. During a crisis, Yawkey offered help through various philanthropies, while Foxx weighed offers including a coaching post with the Minneapolis club as he confronted debt and uncertainty.
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New York
Jimmie Foxx
Hed Sox
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Mil Rhe
Red Sox
Teven
Boston
Foxx
South Carolina
Jimmie
Res Sox
Qyas
Minneapolis
Wheaton Still Leading in Small College Voting
Wheaton College received 19 first place votes and 336 points to lead the United Press small college basketball ratings through Jan. 25. Steubenville followed with 313 points, Evansville third at 282, and Western Illinois and Southwest Missouri State swapping spots in the top five.
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United Eros
New York
Wheaton II
Crusaders
United Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Wheaton
North Illinois State
Joouches
Southwest Missouri
West Virginia Tech
Ponty A. Wheaton
Evansville
Wester Hs
G. W. Vir. Tech
Tenn
Boston Univ
Texas Souther
Louisiana Tech
McNeese
Quarterbacks Lead Picks In Final Grid Draft
Philadelphia faces a National Football League draft summary as 30 rounds were completed with top players chosen by teams. The Eagles added quarterback Jack Cuthrer from Oregon in the 12th round to bolster their QB depth, while other clubs pursued star talent including Ray Brown and Mickey Trimaki as they eye long term rosters.
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Philadelpina
National Football League
Players Association
Anl Publicity Bureau
Die Iplayers
Hanes
Met
Colts
Ray Brown
Mississippi
Texas
Don
Jack Cuahtrer
Oregon
Ohio State
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Crasstree
Mickey’ Trimatki
West Virgo
Baltimore
Navstar
Broken Neck Could End Roy Campanella's Line
Roy Campanella remains on the danger list at Glen Cove Community Hospital after a near fatal auto crash. Doctors report his fourth cervical vertebra injury may be repaired but full recovery and a baseball return are uncertain. Campanella, father of six, was hospitalized after his sedan overturned in wet conditions Tuesday morning.
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Menry Logeman
Glen Cove
Los Angeles Dodger
Glen Cove Community Hospital
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Peled
Robeth W. Sengstaken
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Uarry Gifford
Hospital
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Phvatcians
Campy
Sengalaken
Rlogtae
Harlem
Obituary notices for Ernest Webb and Robert Johnson
Obituaries report the deaths of 10 month old Ernest Webb of Chenoa and 79 year old Robert Bilsworth Johnson in Knoxville. Details list survivors including family members, locations, and funeral arrangements with Coffey Funeral Home handling services. The text also includes brief notices of Simon Delph, 61, former Bell County School superintendent, with family survivors and funeral details.
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Ernest Webb
Chenoa
Jones ‘O
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Kenneth
Goldie
Lloyd Webb
Rosie Mason
Robert Bilsworth Johnson
Knoxville
Dustie Johnson
Goinsons
Sam
Pineville
W. Va
Henry
Hud
Mitchell
Sain
Marie England
Goins Brothers
Sam Johnson
Sneedville
Johnson
Goln
Johnny Johnson
Pontiac
Mich
Coffey Funeral Home
Simon Depilt Bilion Delph
Middlesboro
Bell
Cuanty
Systen
G. Minton
Corbin
William ‘Terrell
Lexington
Karen ‘Teccitl
Ase
Litha Cook
Pirville
G. C. Delph
Tiralay
Avset
Prien
Moms Chapel
J. G. Care
Ferndale
Ered Baker
OD. Hendrickson
Curtis Hays
Mantle in Florida talks amid Yankee tensions amid stinging Stengel critique
Unsigned UPI report details a tense baseball scene as Mickey Mantle nears a Florida meeting with the Yankees about Feb. 10 while Casey Stengel publicly questions Mantle's fielding and the team's overall performance. The article also covers Tigers trading Ossie Virgil to Charleston and other major signings and dismissals across teams, plus hospital notices and a charity drive announcement in Louisville.
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Fred Nown
United Press
Mickey Manfle
Florida
Lee MacPhail
New York Yankees
Mantle
Yankee
Asken
Casey Stengel
Governor pledges aid to speed U S 60 work in Kentucky
Kentucky brief details Gov. A. Chandler promising eastern Kentucky lawmakers he will push construction on U S 60 in Carter County. Reps Roger Qualls and Hobart Raghu urged use of a survey and right of way purchases for the Oliva WL project, with land still unsettled and court actions possible. Chamber of Commerce announces bond retirement for Kaynee Co plant expansion with $119,000 toward a site and initiation.
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Frankfort
Chandler
Kentucky
Carter County
Roger Qualls
Carter
Hobart Raghu
Laws
Oliva
GRG
Willyart Chamber of Commerce
Ian Julion
Kaynee Co
Rive Tals&t
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