Kentucky and St Louis to meet in Sugar Bowl Tournament final
New Orleans hosts the Sugar Bowl final as Kentucky faces St Louis after both teams advanced with wins. The Billikens beat Holy Cross 61 52, while Kentucky overwhelmed Tulane 78 47. Tipoff is 9 30 p m CST at the municipal auditorium.
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Jess
New Orleans
Kentucky
St. Louis
Wildcats of
Nnan Billikens
St. ‘Louis
Billikens
Holy Criss
Ncaa Kings
Tulane
Phillips Oilers
New ‘Orleans
Municipal Audiee Ee
Torium
Holy Cross
Vistors
Genera
Pride of the East
Louisville
Greenies
Wildcats
Flocats
Ten Schools Represented on B Class All State Team
Morgantown announces the first annual West Virginia Class B all-state football team with ten schools represented. Huntington Vinson and Alderson both have players, with Vinson’s Nutter captain of the mythical eleven. Separate A and B ballots will start next year after the initial classification.
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Vinson
Alderson
Webster Springs
Morgantown
Rey M. Ha
Hoenoite Center
Lewisburg
Pegfell
Kowlesburs
Aorth Lamberpert
Petersburg
e—Moorehesd
Huntington Vinson
Hammack
Winfield
Sprouse
Sistersville
Huntington
Eorg
Ridgéelty
Nutter
Perp
Sixtersville
Bowles
State
High School Athletic Association
Woodrow Wilson
Beckley
Hawley
C. F. Walker
Wellsburg
Rocco J. Gorman
Charleston
J.B. van Meter
Art Ward
Weston
Don Hardman
Carl V
Duke) Ridgley
Jack Bradley
Moose Club and Keatley's Chalk City Win City League Games
Yost scored 16 to lead Moose Club to a 43 29 win over Universal Supply while Lovell added 12 as Keatley's routed Blue Flame 41 12. Holiday round up notes reveal city league results and other sports chatter from the period.
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Arnold
Yost
Pat Lovell
Moose
Keatley
Universal ‘Supply
Love
Keatley's
Blue Flame
Harry Otoski
Universal
Beckley Eagles face undefeated Skeins in two-game swing
Beckley’s Trap Hill Wildcats defeated Alumni 46 in a prior game as Noel Riffe led the scoring. Beckley prep team, led by Hubert Jackson, plans to start Randy Broyles Joe Kosco Bill Lane Jack Davis and Ben Hedson for the home opening against Hinton next Tuesday.
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Beckley
Flying Eagles
Surveyor
Hubert Jackson
Trap Hill
Noel
Babe" Riffe
Wildcats
Polar
Risa
Beckle
Sharkeesburg
Neeton Quintet
Wheeling
J. R. Van'Meter
Randy“ Broyles
Joe Kosco
Bill Lane
Jack Davis
Ben Hedson
Eagles
Kosco
Pete Ferguson
Burky Johnson
Joe Conte
Bob Daniels
Jeep Lilly
Bob Mickis
Bill Warden
Hinton
F.ffpis Wright
Shumate
Clay
Manning
Browning
Hedgecock
Robertson
Alumal Oan
Boots Home 317th Winner of Year
Arcadia California report on jockey John Eric Longden extending his modern record to 317 first places in the 1948 season. He rode Count Victor to victory at Santa Anita, surpassing his 316-win mark and pursuing a total near 3,237 overall, with purses around 1,304,025 for the year.
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Associated Press
Arcadia
Calif
John Eric Longden
Aaa
Longbet
Gordy Richards
Longden Apas
Santa Anita
Longden
Final Call
Dun
Bradstreet
Nevada
Cowboys Favored In Camellia Bowl Starts Today
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys meet the University of Wichita in the first Camellia Bowl with Dallas-leaning odds by two touchdowns. Fair weather and 17 000 fans expected at Southwestern Louisiana Institute Stadium. Cowboys aim to add to bowl appearances after a 35-35 Grape Bowl tie and a 40-12 Shrine Bowl win.
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Associated Press - Lafayette
Hardin- Simmons Cowboys
Abilene
Tex
University of Wichita
Texans
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Hardin-Simmons
Cowboys
College of Pacific
Lodi
Calif
Ouachita College
Little Rock
Ark
College Basketball Scores From Confusing OCR Fragments
Fragmented lines show assorted college basketball results including Martinsome and Loyola Los Angeles games, Florida, Temple, Seton Hall, Duquesne, Akron, Colorado State, and Princeton with partial scores and consolation results. The readable items indicate a mix of quarterfinals and consolation rounds across several schools and venues.
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Matewan
Ironton
Alums Xu
Elkview
New
Martinsome
Kauvenia
Itoe
Temple
I Duquese
Seton Hall
Texas Vite
St Bonaventure
Lafayette
Easternantucky
Toledo
Cineptl
Colorado State
Akron
Cab By
Longhorns Ready to Prove Orange Bowl Choices Right
Miami reports Texas fans enraged by Orange Bowl invitation controversy as Georgia and Texas loom for the January classic. Georgia led by passer Johnny Rauch faces Texas star Paul Campbell in a clash of SEC champions and SWC runners up.
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Miami
University of Texas
University of Georgia
Texas
Austin
Tex
Burns
Longhorn Royal
Fowler
Crow-Ealing
Georgia
Jo Norman Rad
Texans
Longhorn
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Texas A & M
Johnny Rauch
Paul Campbell
Marshall Exits SIC After Independent Tournament Rule
The Associated Press reports Marshall College appears out of the State Collegiate Conference loop as players Gene James and Jim Bakalis were ruled ineligible for league competition after competing in an independent St. Albans tournament. President Elbin notes conference will study procedures, but observers say Marshall cannot remain in the loop with those players.
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Associated Press West -Liberty
Paul N. Elbin
Marshall College
Marshall
Gene
Goose) James
Jim l Bakalis
St. Albans
League
Elbin
James
Bakalis
Mustangs Open 20 Game Schedule at Home Against Hinton
Mt Hope Mustangs host Hinton Bobcats in Coalfield Conference action at 8 with a 6 45 p m preliminary between Hinton and Mb Rope junior vars. Coach Mandich plans to start four holdovers Bill Scott Ted Anderson Jack Stone Jane Pena with a undecided fifth starter. Schedule includes January and February away and home games at Montgomery Beckley Fayetteville Oak Hill Mullens Ansted Beckley Bluefield Kingston and Kingston.
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Register
MT. Hope
Mt. Hope Mustangs
Coe
Mustangs
Montgomery
Gauley Bridge
Oak Hill
Ansted
Beckley
Fayetteville
Oak
Ball Bowman and Martin Pace SIC Hardwood Scorers
Ralph Ball of Concord leads the State Collegiate Basketball Conference in scoring with 26.5 points per game after two league outings. West Virginia Tech star Al Martin tops the circuit with 125 points in five games and leads in field goals. Millard Bowman follows in scoring and field goals. Glenville leads the conference in average points per game at 75.5 through two starts. Beckley and Bethany show notable team fouling and free throw trends.
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American Olympic Committee
Amateur Hockey Association
AHA
Berlin
NHL
Garmisch-Partenkirchen ‘Teipation
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Ox da Grosa
Lavelle
Endicott
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Charley Justice
Hosta Rodgers
Baylor
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Texas A
Peshead
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Harry Aglmont
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Associated Press
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Ralph Ball
Concord
Glenville
Bob Hardman
George Springer Hardman
AL Martin
West Virginia Tech
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BS Mackers
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Millard Bowman
Morahan Bowman
Tech
Id Tred
Mackey
Alderson-Broadius
Bethany
Blue Hawks
Alderson-Broaddus
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