Hornets Triumph Over Dundee Vikings 45 to 30 in League Opener
Saline High School’s Hornets secured their first Huron League win at Dundee with a 45 30 victory. Harry Fosdick led Saline with 22 points on 10 field goals and 2 of 3 free throws, while Wayne Clements added nine and Don Friess led Dundee with 13 points.
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Hornets face key tests as 1946 47 season opens
The Hornets show early gains with a 4 3 record through seven games, .vote of confidence from local scribes. Harry Fosdick leads with 84 points, while Wayne Clements and Harry Steiner contribute 4 and 35 respectively as Milan and Romulus loom next. The team aims to improve on last season’s 9 9 overall and push for Huron League success.
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Harry Steiner
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Dutch Graf
Milan And U High Lead Huron League Play
Milan and University High led the Huron League in Friday night action, with all schools except Chelsea seeing games. Coach Ron led Milan and U High to early advantages as the league slate progressed.
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Second Team Blows Lead To Lose
Saline High's second team lost Friday night after a 12 to 19 lead in the second quarter faded. Donnie Jaeger led scoring with seven field goals for 14 points. Dundee's Hubert Meade and Jim Ingrahant added 14 and 11 points.
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Nevada athletes set record in week of games across states
Harold Hayes and Scott Beasley set a new sport record by playing basketball in New York City and football in Hawaii within a week for the University of Nevada, flying about 5000 miles between venues. Bob Feller’s fast pitch measured by an army chronograph reached 98.6 mph, while Tris set a new world mark at 139 feet per second. Ball shoes cost around 16 dollars, and football history notes rule changes and growing high school injuries. Dutch Graf stood out on the Dundee floor despite no points.
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