Toledo Triumphs Over Kent State In 58 27 Shootout
The Toledo Rockets raced to victory over Kent State 58 27 to improve Ohio college basketball momentum as Youngstown fell to Duquesne 43 22. Bob Gerber topped Toledo with 23 points, while Kent’s Joe Price and Harry Eicher led the visitors in scoring.
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Sebring Trojans overwhelm Goshen 61 to 30 in hoops
Sebring Trojans routed Goshen 61 30 as veterans Dick Sanderson and Beryl Gorby led with 11 points each. Goshen’s Bill Thiel Kenneth Santer and Ray Stanly topped the loser's offense with six tallies apiece, with Sebring pulling away through dominant early leads.
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Dodgers Trade Four for Arky Vaughan in Major Deal
Brooklyn pulls four players Luke Hamlin Peter Coscarart Jimmy Wandell Babe Phelps to land Arky Vaughan from Pittsburgh. Vaughan likely shifts to third base for the Dodgers. Lavagetto and Camilli still linked in trade rumors as MacPhail reshapes the pennant winner.
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WHBC Extends Schedule to News Fed War Front Updates
The WHBC radio schedule extends to 2 a m with midnight to 2 a m programming interrupted by news bulletins. Royal Arch Gunnison, a new Mutual correspondent, will broadcast from Manila and twice daily under navy permission. The beacon station system limits air and directs station shutdowns to deter enemy beam guidance.
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Two Detroit bowlers lead all-star contest again
International News Service reports Detroit players John Crimmins and Joe Norris retook the top spots as the eight day all-star bowling contest entered its seventh day in Chicago. Crimmins leads with 118.20 while Norris has 118.17. Madison’s Connie Schwoegler sits third with 117.09. Chicago’s Joe Wilman and Cleveland’s Charles Lausche follow.
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Minerva Lions top Salineville 40 to 24 in Friday win
Minerva Lions built an early lead and defeated Salineville 40 to 24 in front of home fans. Jack Street led with 15 points as Minerva opened 8-3, widened to 17-5 by halftime, and 30-14 after three quarters. Salineville finished strong from the foul line, while the second-string Minerva squad lost to Salineville's reserves 24-19.
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Mount Cagers Triumph in Season Opener Over Defiance 45-31
Mt. Union College’s Purple Raiders opened season by defeating Defiance 45-31 at Memorial Hall. Jim DeWitt led Mount with scoring bursts as six of seven players reached the scoring column, while Defiance received early hope before Mt. Union pulled away in the first half. Defiance’s Fisher and Dowler added late baskets for their side.
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Welterweights Zivic and McCoy draw in tense MSG bout
In a fast ten round bout at Madison Square Garden Pittsburgh’s Fritzie Zivic and Detroit’s Young Kid McCoy fought to a draw. Both eyes swollen and possibly cut from rough exchanges the fight produced no knockdowns but heavy action. Referee and judges saw it as a draw while promoter Mike Jacobs eyed a rematch with Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Hogan Snares Tourney Lead at Miami Open
International News Service reports Ben Hogan of Hershey Pa. led the Miami Open into the third round with a two day total of 133 after a 69, three strokes ahead of Sam Snead. Byron Nelson stood third at 137, Johnny Revolta shot 66 for 138, as the field was cut to 75 pros and 15 amateurs for the final two days.
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Dellroy Dominates Malvern 40-33 in County Contest
Dellroy High led from start to finish defeating Malvern Green Wave 40-33 in Car roll county league play. Dellroy also won the junior varsity game 25-15 as Buehler and King scored 19 of Dellroy’s points while Mastrich and Hutchinson led Malvern with 12 and 10 respectively.
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