North Carolina Stretch Running Murder Calls Top Ranked
North Carolina extended a 29 game winning streak as Frank McGuire called the stretch run murder while the Tarheels remained unbeaten at 20 0 and topped Virginia and Wake Forest in ACC play. Kansas Kentucky and Seattle trailed the top 10 in the INS poll as Cincinnati Vanderbilt and Indiana joined the list. The article details weekly rankings and game results across conferences with multiple notable performances and shifts in the national scene.
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Wake Forest
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San Francisco Dons
Kansas
Kentucky
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Xavier
Ohio
Purdue
Santa Clara
Vanderbilt
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New Orleans
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George Washington
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Nittany Lions
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Lorain Fights Lakewood in Close Nonconference Loss
Lorain Highs basketball team, after midseason losses, pushed Lakewood hard but fell 75 to 58. Dave Evans led Lakewood with 25 points while Lorain’s Ben Norton topped scoring with 28, as Lorain finished regular season at seven wins and nine losses. Lakewood won the junior game.
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Frank Kosco
John Pasalis
Bill Mil Yer
Phil Dubinski
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Pettit Out But Hawks Still Win
Injured scoring champion Bob Pettit contributed only a tap-off for the St. Louis Hawks in a 118-115 overtime win over the Minneapolis Lakers. The game set an NBA record with 137 free throw attempts as the Hawks stay 272 games behind Fort Wayne. Syracuse beat Boston 116-106 while New York lost to Philadelphia 125-11.
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St Mary A Leads In Junior High Basketball
Elyria Catholic High School hosted eighth grade action with St Mary A atop the standings after the second half, while St Jude dominated seventh grade, finishing unbeaten to hold a three game lead. St Agnes beat Ridgeville St Peter and St Mary B fell to Holy Cross 49 23. St Mary A and St Jude claimed first half crowns and second half titles in their grades amid carnival prep notes.
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Oberlin Wrestlers Defeat Ohio Wesleyan In Conference Meet
Oberlin College's Ohio Conference defending champions beat Ohio Wesleyan 21 to 11 in a Saturday wrestling meet. Notable Yeomen wins came from Bill Skinner Woody Andrews and Bill Rugh as the event showcased strong performances across weight classes.
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Three Could Tie For Top Spartans Threaten Big Ten Deadlock
Michigan State menacing Spartans threaten to force a three way tie for first in the Big Ten as they seek a seventh straight conference win at Illinois. Indiana also faces Iowa on the Hoosier court while leading the league with a 7 2 mark.
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Minnesota
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Iowa
John Green
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Joe Ruklick
Hoosiers
Illinois
Mon Kramer
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Jed Dommeyer
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Om Laughlin
Ebayard
Larry Huston
Chicago
Veterans Report March 7 Farrell Greets His Farmhands Today
In Tucson at Hi Corbett field a group of 25 Redskins including 15 top farmhands are expected to attend the Indians spring training opener led by freshman manager Kerby Farrell. Veterans are not due until March 1.
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Indians Face Bees Tonight In Southwestern Standings Showdown
The Oberlin Medina high school basketball game will be played tonight at the Oberlin High gym to complete the Southwestern Conference standings. Oberlin seeks its sixth win against eight losses while Medina aims for its second league victory against 12 defeats. A junior varsity game starts at 7 p.m. followed by the varsity. The contest was delayed previously due to trouble at the Oberlin Municipal Light Plant.
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Farrell Seeks Speed as Indians Train to Overtake Yankees
Farrell, replacing Al Lopez, outlines a fast baserunning program for the Indians to improve from first to third and threaten the Yankees in the American League. He plans coordinated batting and running drills, with runners advancing on hits or bunts and pitchers attempting pickoffs, aiming to quicken the pace and steal chances to ignite scoring. The 1960s-era notes mention last season’s runner-up finish and a focus on speed to win pennants.
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Kegler Wis Brene Niegowski
Genloyal Industries
Hockey Standings and Week's Results Across Leagues
American League leaders and standings show Providence and Cleveland at top amid results. Tuesday Providence defeated Cleveland 8 4 while Rochester beat Providence 2 1 in another game.
Wesleyan Upsets Oberlin in Ohio Conference Tilt
Wesleyan Battling Bishops stunned Oberlin 70 to 64 in Delaware Ohio. Freshman Dick Blanks scored 20 points in his debut leading Wesleyan to its fourth conference win and fifth overall. Oberlin’s Ron Jacobs also netted 20 as Homer Gilchrist added 1% while Oberlin played 18 fouls to Wesleyan 13. Oberlin meets Western Reserve tomorrow in Cleveland.
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Six City B Tilts Slated For Tonight in Class B League
Six City B League games set for tonight include Brown-Lipe-Chapin vs American Radiator at 7, Midway vs MASA at 8, Belden vs Telephone Co at 9, all at Ely. Tougery meets Northern Savings at 7, Civics at 8, Riverside vs Plandler at 9, with all contests postponed from January 10.
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Bow Hunting Hours Proposal Shapes Ohio Debates
Representatives from 15 sports groups discussed bow hunting aids and earlier season hours at a state hearing. They urged changes to hunting times to hours before sunrise to after sunset, aiming to help bow hunters and boost deer season safety and success, with bills circulating in the Ohio Senate.
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Richards Promises New Mark At National AAU Meet
New York dispatch reports track star Bob Richards promised a world indoor pole vault record at the National AAU championships in Madison Square Garden after Ron Delany declined to attempt a mile record. Delany likely will win the mile in indoor fashion, while Richards aims for a bold record to mark the week’s anniversary. Other results include fast marks in the pole vault and related events as athletes compete in New York.
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Pitt and Purdue Five Wins in Patchy Report
Reading garbled OCR, the fragment notes Pitt and Purdue basketball victors amid scattered names and places. It references dates, venues, and players in a confused recap with uncertain outcomes and inconsistent context.
Hardware Five Loses In Medal Basketball Semi Final
Mansfield Cornetl from Plymouth overwhelmed Lorain Kohlmyer 91 to 84 in the Medal Tournament semi finals. Ted Schreck and 6-9 Jim Naba scored 24 points each for the winners, while Dean Maddork added 2 and Ken Logan 19 for Sohlmyer.
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Jim Naba
Bowling Results From Stoney’s Merchants League Night
A jumbled listing shows bowling scores and participants across Stoney’s Merchants League and Drome Couples League. Names like Berne Youngs Hardware BK DP Construction and Young Hardware appear with multiple scores such as 149 and 220, reflecting a busy night of lanes and competition.
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Youngs Hardware BK
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Lo& A
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EB Borvert
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Grove City Yeomen Dominant in Dual Meet
Grove City Yeomen defeated Yeomen at home in a dual meet with standout performances including fast 440 yard freestyle and butterfly legs. The event featured many teams and swimmers, with top finishes listed for multiple events and individuals across the meet.
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Kenyon Sabir
Arciiance
Renis
Cameron & Pres
Camber Essex
Indivinnal
Ted Mohney
Nitas Pace
Bee Westlake
Krenvick & Kemp
Scrivens & Binke
Eieanor Gehrke
TSO
Wal Hinke
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Allison & Hawk
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Eleane Dages
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Morris
Allins
Hebert Cops Golf Crown at Texas Open
Veteran Jay Hebert of Sanford Florida pocketed top prize money of 2004 dollars for his victory in the Texas Open golf tournament at San Antonio. Hebert fired a final round four under par 67 to finish with a total 67. Ea Furgat of St Andrews HI finished second with a 272 aggregate and collected 1900 dollars.
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