Three Perfect Hoop Records on Block in 1919 Schedule
The region hosts a dense 20 game schedule with Mabscott and Christians delivering overtime wins. The Coalfield Conference features the Mustangs at Hinton against the Bobcats and Beckley aiming for a second straight win at Beaver High.
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College and high school scores from 1940s regional games
Pairings and results show Yale defeating Cornell 59 to 40 while Johns Hopkins edged Gettysburg 54 to 33. Other matchups include Lafayette 59 over Georgetown 48 and Marshall 82 over Murray 78 with various West Virginia teams noted in close scores.
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St Louis Bills Top AP Poll in First Ever Rankings
The Associated Press peer poll crowned unbeaten St Louis University the nation’s top basketball team with 69 first place votes and 904 points. Kentucky finished second with 842 points while Western Kentucky placed third and Minnesota fourth, Oklahoma A&M fifth.
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Five College Quints Still Undefeated
Minnesota tops Iowa 61 to 45 to notch 12th straight win and grab first in the Big Nine as five teams remain undefeated including St. Louis Western Kentucky Hamline and Villanova. Duquesne beats Akron 63 to 43 while Minnesota improves to 12 straight victories in conference play.
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Underfed POW Nips Jap, Miler in Forced Race
In a war crimes record, Lou Zamperini recounts being forced to race a Japanese champion while undernourished as a POW. The former Olympian and bombardier testified in Adm. Toyoda’s war crimes trial, noting he won the race but did not identify the Japanese rival.
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