Scholastic Basketball Scores From East and Midwest Regions
East and Midwest rims show mixed results with players like Ketele, Huntington, Fairmont, and Morgantown posting wins and losses. Notable games include Holy Cross defeating Columbia in overtime and DePaul beating Manhattan. Duke edged William and Mary while Furman upset South Carolina. Conference rivalries unfold across numerous towns and colleges with several close margins.
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Prannis
Georgetown
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Murray
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Bellarmine
Morehead
Kentucky Wesleyan
Lenoir Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
Tech Faces Alderson-Broaddus In Key Conference Test
West Virginia Tech travels to Alderson-Broaddus Friday night as a potential loss could drop them from the top of the Collegiate Conference basketball race. Potomac State hosts Fairmont in another league clash while Davis and Elkins closed within half a game of Tech with a 64-59 win over Glenville. Beckley beat Concord 80-71 and Bethany defeated Thiel 54-46 as West Liberty also contests Saturday.
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Majors to Play More Night Tilts Than Ever Before
New York reports a record number of night games in 1951 schedules. The majors will play 438 of 1,132 games under lights, led by the St. Louis Cardinals, with 39 percent at night and 33 percent on weekdays after excluding Sundays and holidays.
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Brundage Oversees Refugee Athlete Plight For IOC Action
Oslo scenes shape Olympic refugee focus as Avery Brundage recalls rules denying competition for athletes who changed nations. He notes many refugees banned from games and cites examples like Drobny Urzanova and Szegedy. With 1187 entrants from 30 nations, crowds grow, ski jump may draw 150000, while Self holds a Wisconsin dairy degree.
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Four Yankee Pitchers Sign 1952 Contracts
Four Yankee pitchers signed 1952 contracts. The Associated Press notes Duke Furman and others in a college basketball context, with VMI in the Duke Blue Devils standings and a Raleigh event among teams including North Carolina Virginia Tech and Washington and Lee. The report mentions a March 6 contest in Chapel Hill and a late-season run highlighting Duke’s conference record.
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Rex Layne Upset by Willie James in Boston bout
Rex Layne, Salt Lake City heavyweight, failed to gain a comeback win as Willie James, Boston hopeful, won by unanimous decision over Layne in an eight round bout. James used counter punching to damage Layne’s eyes and score a late knockdown in the ninth. Layne weighed 199 pounds and fought at short notice after a rough buildup.
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