College basketball roundup with mixed results across teams
The summary reports multiple college games and scores. West Virginia defeated Geneva 68 as Duke beat Maryland 58 while CCNY Saints and Siena posted wins. Madison Square Garden hosted a trial of a new two minute rule in college basketball to broad approval.
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Manhattan
George Wash
Oklahoma City
New
Tulsa
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Paula
Oxlanhoma A & M
Detroit
St. Louis
Holy Cross
Har- Dayton
Margare
Brigham Young
Loyshall
Duke
Lolo
Chicago
Maryland
West Virginia Bees
Geneva
Ccny-Saints
Joe Reichler
Siena
Loudonville
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New York
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West Virginia, Marshall tumble in tight conference slate
West Virginia edged Alderson Broaddus 63 55 as Wesleyan beat Jigersun and Glenville travels to Concord in a busy slate. Dayton defeated Marshall 68 41 while Geneva and West Virginia clashed, leaving league standings unsettled as two SIC tilts loom tonight.
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Marshall
Wesikgdia Tech
Metis
Glenville
Concord
Wesleyan
Jgersun Sronadus
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Geneva
Morgantown
Joe Duff
Vlasic
Geneva Center
Dayton
Huntington
Beloit
Gene Joseph
Don Meineke
Bob Wright
Bob Koontz
CCNY vanquishes St John’s in a 54 52 upset
Top college basketball results include CCNY ending St John’s 12 game unbeaten run 54 52 as Ed Roman scores 23 for City College. North Carolina State routs San Francisco 69 54 with 28 from Sammy Ranzino, while Washington State edges Oregon State 42 38 and Kansas State 913 pounds Utah State 70 45. Cincinnati beats Western Reserve 61 35 and Duquesne extends win streak to nine with Arizona State 67 63. Charley Cooper nets late goals to seal Wyoming overtime win over Colorado A M. Columbia also wins its second game in two nights 132.
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City College
Ed Roman
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Sammy Ranzino
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State
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Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Duquesne
Treak
Arizona State of Tempe
Charley Cooper
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Ind
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Bethany
Don Harris
Curt Thomas
Jim Hoitler
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Stonewall Jackson
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Area teams clash in scholastic basketball scores
Numerous high school matchups across counties yield wide scores from Hinton 34 Beckley 30 to Ocean a 435. Rivalries span Montgomery Sydney and Doddrid areas with final tallies including Meadow Bridge 54 Ror 3 and Pineville 28. Several Negro leagues and state schools show varied results while college action lists East and Midwest conferences with WVU and Duke among others.
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Beckley
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Montgomery
Fayetteville
Gauley Bridge
Pax
Clear Fork
Alumni
Sophia
Jaeger
Pineville
Princeton
Northfork Athens
Matuaka
Hinton Lincoln
Stratton
Meadow Bridge
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Masters Hopeful Hugh Fullerton Jr Reinstatement Talk
The article notes Hugh S Fullerton Jr seeking reinstatement on the approved tournament players list with letters to PGA proxy Joe Novak and plans to return to the U S by mid March for lineup events before the Masters. The piece also recounts a Portsmouth Va incident where Onslow the White Sox manager faced a pecuniary penalty for Sunday baseball and a later college basketball rule change praised by Nat Holman and others that speeds the game by eliminating a last two minutes jump.
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Vincent Richards
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Joe Novak
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Jack Onslow
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Jack
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Bowl Payouts Highlight Chaos of 1950s Postseason
AP notes North Carolina won no prize but $125,951.95 from Cotton Bowl after loss to Rice, while Ohio State earned roughly $30,000 from Rose Bowl win over California. Cotton Bow totals reached $357,412.86 with Rice receiving $125,951.95 before 25 percent cut to the Southwest Conference leaving Rice with $94,463.95. Sugar Bowl projects $400,000 gross with Oklahoma and LSU each around $120,000 after conference deductions. Orange, Gator, and other bowls distributed flat stipends to principals and teams, as bowl revenues counted for conferences and committees.
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Ohio State
Tar Heels
Rice
Ohio
Buckeyes
California
Jimmy Hague
Cotton Bow
Owls
Big Ten
Commissioner's Office
Oklahoma
Louisiana State
Sooners
LSU
WVU Athletic Council to discuss DeGroot future plans
Morgantown West Virginia University Football Coach Dud DeGroot will be invited to the Athletic Council meeting Saturday to report on his future plans Officials said DeGroot may discuss a potential dean of physical education post at Washington State College after a coast to coast trip to review the situation He said the offer was not confirmed and he would not comment further The council meeting is a routine session with many topics on the agenda
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Morgantown
W. Va
Dud DeGroot
West Virginia University Athletic Council
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DeGroot
Roy M
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Councy
G. Ott Romney
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Knapp
Button named nation’s outstanding amateur athlete
Richard T Button, first American Olympic figure skating champion, is named the nation’s outstanding amateur athlete for 1949, receiving the James E Sullivan memorial trophy. Button, 19, Harvard sophomore from Englewood N J, led 134 of 426 ballots with 917 points, ahead of Joseph Verdeur and James Fuchs.
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Richard T
Dick) Button
James E. Sullivan
U. S
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Button
Joseph Verdeur
Philadelphia
Verdeur
la Salle College
Bob Mathias
Tulare
Calif
James Fuchs
Yale
Chicago Husky
Oslo
Fred Wilt
FBI
Fla
Barbara Jensen
San Francisco
Allen Stack
Hingham
Mass
Spectary
Middie Officials Confer With Prospective Coach
Annapolis officials and Eddie Erdelatz prepared for a noon meeting to decide if he will become Navy football head coach. Erdelatz, 36, is a former Navy end and San Francisco Pro Jets assistant. Terms and working conditions must be agreed, with a future coaching plan to be discussed after his arrival.
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Annapolis
Eddie Erdelatz
Naval Academy
Navy
Erdelatz
San Francisco
Howard Caldwell
Erdelalz
Washington
Steip
Limes
Acadlemy
St Mary’s
Boxing Roundup From New Bedford to White Plains
The Associated Press reports lightweight and welterweight bouts across cities. La Verne Boach and Johnny Crosby from Plainview and New York fought in New Bedford. Harald Meredith of Daytona Beach knocked out Jimmy Snedeker of Plainfield in Jacksonville. Bill Bossie of Pittsburgh defeated Johnny Arduini in White Plains with a 119 to 117 1 4 score.
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Daytona Beach
Jimmy Snedeker
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Bill fBossie
Pittsburgh
Johnny Arduini
Washington
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