St Louis Five Beats Kentucky in Sugar Bowl Final
St Louis University earns a Sugar Bowl victory over unbeaten Kentucky as Lou Lehman drives the rally with a late go-ahead field goal and a clutch coast-to-coast set shot. Lehman’s late run preserves the Billikens lead, while Kentucky falls short in a dramatic finish.
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Two Baseball Clubs Fined 500 Each for Signed Players
The article states 500 penalties levied against two baseball clubs for signing players. One club, VesClananatl, tied to Hervert F. of Ztelly venod, reportedly issued a signed contract in the high ced division. The other club, Douglas of the Georgia State League, faced similar sanctions after a seven day period and involvement of a school student and team permanent free agent.
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Eddie Yarwood On Rampage
Eddie Yarwood scores twice as Tampa tops opponent 2 points while Se and Perer contribute a pair of points for a close contest.
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Western Kentucky Tops Long Island 83 58 in Big Win
Western Kentucky edged Long Island 83 58 at Maci Garten last night. The Dons had won eight straight games, and San Francisco star Dorr Letgran led with 25 points on a one man show.
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East Syracuse Faces Solvay Test as 40-Game Streak May End
East Syracuse aims to extend its 40-game court win streak in an Onondaga County League clash with Solvay at the Coliseum. Solvay seeks its 28th win this season, led by coach Jim Gibosils and veteran stars from Camillus era. The article recalls historic ISCAA-era battles and notable players, underscoring a key county rivalry and the looming chance for Solvay to surpass the record.
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Utah Triumphs Over Cornell in Key Basketball Win
Utah holds off Cornell 66 50 as Donia Bill and Paul Jansay lead with 16 points for the Utes. Center Velner Gard nets 14 as Utah extends its hot run to seven wins in eight games in a tense college matchup.
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Tatum Roots For 2 Teams
Bilony Miss UP coach Jin Fatum predicts Oklahoma North Carolina Cotton Bowl grid battle in New Orleans. He says Maryland Terrapin coach plans to rely on the same players shaping the Oklahoma Sugar Bowl squad.
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Red Raiders Bow Again During Minnesota Prep Tilt
The Raiders face Minnesota in a follow up after a Champs event. Eddleman scored 21 and Norris led as Minnesota dominated the game with strong defense and a high-scoring output.
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Wilkinson Denies Offer From Unknown Party
A confusing OCR fragment suggests Wilkinson denies an offer from an unspecified party. It mentions Chicago reports and a possible consideration for a position associated with Harré Stublurohr, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are established.
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Benedict Cagers Edge Dietz In Tight YMCA League Clash
Benedict basketball team narrowly defeats Dietz in a close Industrial League game at the YMCA. Final scores show Fayette Pottery 2 and General Eleic Test Engineers 21, Amson 32, Overdorfer 18, General Dect 6, Television 23, Grouse 15.
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Assumption Wins Over Police Five
In a bowling league match at the Boul wood Merchants Arena Assumption defeated the Syracuse Police 66 to 45. Ken Ryan led scorers with 34 points while Frahey and Kraft added 15 and 12 respectively for the losers. Joe Christian led the scoring page with 69 points.
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Syracuse Yacht Club champion memoirs by girl reporter
Peggy Chad reports on a girl reporter who rose to win the Syracuse Yacht Club women’s golf event and later competed in Westchester County and Syracuse clubs. The piece sketches her career, social circle, and recollections of figures like Gil Dobie, with notes on relatives and ongoing local sports ties.
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Ahepas Conquer Hibernians in 72 to 56 Upset
Siena College edged Loyola Baltimore 52 to 52 in a late tight finish, while Ahepas won their first league decision with a 72 to 56 victory over the Hibernians. The Washington area game featured Stark scoring 20 points as teams battled for conference play.
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Anderson Tames Waterloo 80 68 in National League game
Anderson Packers dominate Waterloo 80 to 68 after a tight three quarters. Belin Scholtz and key defenders sparked a fourth quarter surge for the Packers, lifting them to the win in Anderson, Indiana.
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Deans Return to Baseball With Clovis Move Planned
In a fall update from Little Rock Jeromes Dean dubbed Dizzy Dean plans to rejoin baseball with Clovis after purchasing property and serving as scout and advisor. The 34 year old ex star will base residence in Little Rock and relocate to Clovis around January 13 as he readies for the pennant race in the Catalan league.
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Rivals Drill In Rose Bowl As California Prep For Northwestern
California and Northwestern practice ahead of New Year’s Day Rose Bowl. Conelynn Waldorf leads California into the game while Jackie Jansen, nursing a toe injury, logs extended work in yesterday’s drills. The teams plan a tight workout followed by a team visit to a state theater.
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Syracuse Orange Open Year With Bright Basketball Battle
A glitchy note highlights Ernie Vandeweghe of Colgate as a standout, while Syracuse fans expect a lively start to the season from coach and team in the opening game. The piece underscores the early showcase by the Orange and mentions vivid player names in a colorful board.
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Stags Grab First Place in Western Basketball Race
The Chicago Stags surged to league leadership in the Western division of the Basketball Association of America by percentage points after a decisive 161-89 win over Providence. Rochester and Minneapolis trailed as Rochester lost ground with a 300-83 setback to Baltimore. Francis Laing topped bowling scores with 608 for New York Central.
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