Coast Teams Crushed In Garden Cage Games
Pacific coast basketball woes continued at Madison Square Garden as St. John's routed the University of San Francisco 60 to 44. CCNY defeated California 76 to 46 while UCLA, Santa Clara, and San Francisco also fell to eastern powers. St. John's piling up wins strengthens their claim as a national power with 10 straight victories.
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East
Madison Square Garden
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Redmen
University of San Francisco
City College of New York
University of California
San Francisco
Don Lofgran
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Pete Newell
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Newell
Jerry Calabrese
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Creighton
Ft. Wayne Five Beats Bombers
Ft Wayne Pistons top St Louis Bombers 75 to 7 in a first period lead surge. Fred Schaus scored 20 for the Pistons as Rochester and Chicago results shift the top standings in the NBA.
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National Basketball Association
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Rochester Royals
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis Bombers
Fred Schaus
Pistons
Rochester
Chicago Stags
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Royals
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis Olympians
Boston Celtics
George Mikan
Syracuse Nationals
Sheboygan Redskins
Redskins
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Waterloo Black Hawks
Baltimore
Washington Capitols
High school and college basketball scores roundup
A dense list of boys and college basketball results across multiple schools and colleges. Notable scores include Notre Dame style upsets and regional matchups with teams like North Phoenix, Phoenix Union, St. Johns Brooklyn, Loyola Baltimore, LSU, Miami Florida, Colorado, and others.
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North Phoenix
Phoenix Union
Phoenix Tech
Yuma
Miami
Thatcher
Morenci
Abilene Christian High
Abilene, Tex
Benson
Tombstone
Bowie
Marana
Pima
Willcox M. Bowie
Lordsburg
N. M
St. Johns
Florence & Winslow
Holbrook
Bowling Scores Speedway Lanes Ladies Handicap League
Gilpin's Midgets beat Monte Vista 3 to 1. Mitchell's Furniture won 5 to 1 over Dameky's. Service Window defeated T. P. Realty 3 to 1.
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Gilpin’s
Monte Vista
Mitchell's Furniture
Dameky's
Service Window
T. P. Realty
Monte Vista Inn
Gilpin
Dameky
Fee Mitchell
Evie Copenhaver
Agnes Masilko
Valley Natl Bank Tops Anne’ in Lopsided Duel
Valley Natl Bank defeats Anne’ 4 to 0 in a high scoring matchup. Razara’s Florist wins 3 to 2 against Harland Mfg Co. Desert Drive Inn. Anchor Painting ephonettes lose 3 to 1 to So. Ania. Bank. Phone Belles down J. C. Ettes 4 to 0. Western Tavern ties Speedway Beauty 3 all with Caples Camera Co. claiming 3 to 1 Beacer Lighting.
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Telephone
Belles
W. KH. Cox & Sons
Southern
Arizona
Wee Rovera’s Florist
Capie's Camera Co
Beacon Lighting Valley Bank
Hariand
Mfg
G. Jankiewsen
M. Tjama
Cotton Bowl to pay Rice and North Carolina for game
Rice and North Carolina will each receive at least 126000 for the Cotton Bowl on January 2. Dan Rogers, chairman, said the rise from 108000 last year comes from a larger bowl and fewer student tickets. Rogers estimates net receipts around 300000 after stadium rental.
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Dallas
Rice
North Carolina
Dan Rogers
Rogers
Chapel Hill
N. C
James H. Stewart
Southwest Conference
Powers Edges Celeri For Pacific Coast Offense Title
Southern California quarterback Jim Powers topped the Pacific Coast Conference in total offense for the 1949 season with 1,214 yards in eight games, narrowly beating California’s Bob Celeri who had 1,135 yards in 10 games. Powers averaged 151.8 yards per game while Celeri averaged 113.5.
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Los Angeles
Jim Powers
Southern California
California
Bob Celeri
Powers
Celeri
Oregon State
Ken Carpenter
Stanford Indians
Idaho
Bears
Oregon
Stanford
Los Angeles trainer held on charge of horse sponging
Forest C. Wilson of Los Angeles was held in 5000 bail in Rockingham County New Hampshire on an accessory before the fact charge in the sponging of horses at Rockingham Park. He pleaded innocent and the case was continued to December 30. He allegedly instructed William H. Weaver of Nogales Arizona to insert sponges in Shin ing Deed owned by Henry J. April. Weaver is jailed in Hillsborough County on 2000 bail pending grand jury.
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Salem
N. H
Los Angeles
Rockingham Park Race Track
Forest C. Wilson
Rockingham County
Brentwood
Wilson
William H. Weaver
Nogales
Ariz
Henry J. April
Danvers
Mass
Weaver
Hillsboro County
Manchester
Dinner Hour wins Doncaster Purse at Tropical Park
In Miami, Dinner Hour captured the Doncaster Purse by six lengths at Tropical Park, with favored Mi Preferido fading from first to sixth. In New York, Frank Ervin, a 42 year old trainer and driver from Aiken South Carolina, topped harness racing money list with $179,771 this season.
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Miami
Fla
Tropical Park
New York
Frank Ervin
Aiken
S. C
Boxing Champs Reluctant To Defend Crowns
Boxing legends linger in non title bouts as Joe Louis denies plans to reclaim the heavyweight crown after Charles successful defenses. The piece surveys recent title fights, promoter shifts, suspensions, and notable KO wins shaping the sport's era.
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Crowns
Louis
Frank Eckap
New York
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Joe Walcott
Chicago
National Boxing Association
Fight Results from Philadelphia Fall River and New York
Upsets dominate the boxing card with Otis Graham stopping Honeychile Johnson in Philadelphia. Joe Blackwood halts Billy Gordon in Fall River. Paddy DeMarco outpoints Teddy Davis in New York Broadway show bout.
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United Press Philadelphia
Otis Graham
Philadelphia
Honeychile Johnson
Fall River
Mass
Joe Blackwood
Paterson
N. J
Billy Gordon
New York
Broadway
Paddy DeMarco
Teddy
Red Top
Davis
Whitewater Rated Choice Over Beltz in 10 Round Feature
Hollywood awaits as Archie Whitewater of Oakland is favored to defeat welterweight Elmer Beltz in a 10 round main event at Legion Stadium. Beltz rides a 17 fight win streak ended by Mario Trigo, who drew with Whitewater earlier. Trigo upset Art Aragon this week. Beltz seeks first main event win as Whitewater, more seasoned, aims to extend his dominance.
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Hollywood
Archie Whitewater
Oakland
Elmer Baitz
Legion Stadium
Beltz
Mario Trigo
Trigo
Golden Boy Art Aragon
Whitewater
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THE
Tucson Daily Citizen
Carrier Boy
Boyse
Tucson, Ariz
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Raymond Larson
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