Three Perfect Hoop Records on Block Mabscott
The article highlights Mt. Hope Mustangs climbing to a 4-0 conference start as they travel to Hinton to face Lohcats in a Coalfield Conference game. It details a crowded 20 game scholastic basketball slate with many league matchups and local derbies across Beckley Bluefield Lewisburg Renick and surrounding towns.
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Scholastic Hoop Boxscores Highlight League Action
Episcopal edges Temple to hold church loop lead as AP Poll lists St. Louis top hoop ranking. Trap Hill 47 over Stoco 46. Baileysville 49 over Matoaka 31. Lewisburg 54 over MHillsboro 30. Middlebourne 48 over Harrisville 33. West Fairmont 80 over Mannington.
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Grade Teams Notch 3rd Win
Grade teams posted their third victory with several close scores. Ilkins led Parsons, and Garnett edged Charleston while Lin rain defeated Hinton. Yale toppled Cornell as Duquesne beat Akron and Johns Hopkins narrowly won over Gettysburg.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Wide Welterweight Action
In last night’s cards numerous bouts produced decisive decisions. Ike Williams beat Jonny Brallon, Lew Jenking defeated Rene Camacho, Willie Pep outpointed Teddy Davis, Fitzzie Zivic topped Eddie Stelle, Fotzie Prien stopped Jacy Belfiore, Sonny Boy West won over Eduardo Carrasco, Tim Dalton bested Art Andrews, and other results echoed across Boston Augusta Chicago and Detroit with varied weights and locales.
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5 College Quints Still Undefeated
Minnesota leads the unbeaten list with a 61 to 45 win over Iowa as Whitey Skoog scores 26. Duquesne defeats Akron 63 to 10, while Illinois remains perfect at 3–0. Remaining unbeatens: St Louis Western Kentucky Hamline Villanova.
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Underfed POW Nips Jap Miler in Forced Race
Lou Zamperini, once an Olympic miler from Southern California, testified in the Toyoda war crimes trial that as a prisoner of war he was forced to race a Japanese champion while badly undernourished and still won. He had been an air force bombardier captured after drifting 47 days in a life raft near the Marshall Islands.
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USC Publicizes Patton Retirement From Track
Olympic 200 meter champion Mel Patton ends his career at the University of Southern California to support his wife and daughter. The university announced the decision and cited family reasons for stepping away after a standout sprinting run.
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Los Angeles
Mel Patton
University of Southern California
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