Warriors host Cincinnati Mohawks in pivotal rivalry game
Syracuse Warriors return from a seven game road trip to face the Cincinnati Mohawks at War Memorial rink. Coach Frank Beisler aims to halt an eight game skid in the renewed Ohio series as Armend Lemieux and James Burnett lead with 13 points each.
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Syracuse Warriors
Cincinnati “Mohawks
Memorial
Frank Beisler
Sabe Ohiaati
Providence
Clint Smith
MoKay
Warriors
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Cincinnati
Ohisans
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Durando and Young Agree To 4th Bout
In New York Madison Square Garden a thrilling 10 round draw between Paddy Young and Ernie Durando set up a fourth bout to decide the rightful Sugar Ray Robinson challenger. Durando showed surprising strength late, while Young remained rugged and skilled. The planned Jan 4 rematch aims to crown the challenger as Robinson prepares for a Jan 25 world title bout.
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40 Fouls Let Philadelphia Down Nats 40 Fouls Let Philadelphia Down
The Syracuse Nationals lost 82 to 75 to the Philadelphia Warriors after committing 40 fouls. Raul Arkzin scored 30 for Philadelphia while Budke shut down Adolph Schayes, and Syracuse stayed one game ahead of Boston as the Celtics fell to the Olympians. Also notes Syracuse beat Liverpool 47-33 and Italy plans a May 18 1952 opening for a new Olympic stadium seating 100,900.
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Nats
Philadelphia ‘Warriors
Raul Arkzin
Budke
Philadelphia
Arizin
Adolph Schayers
Syracuse
Sesion
Celtics
Indianapolis
East
Liverpc
Dan Howardit
Italy
Olympic
Tisly
England
Don Savage Released by Syracuse Nationals
Don Savage, former Syracuse schoolboy and Le Moyne athlete, was released from the Syracuse Nationals. Club officials said they would try to place him in Elmira with Forey Levane’s American League squad if he accepted an out-of-town assignment.
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Don Savage
Syracuse
le Moyne
Tofey
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Savage
Elmira
Forey Levane
National Basketball Association
al Gerry
Don
Orange Squad Opens Season Against Canisius in Buffalo
Syracuse University basketball opens the 1980 81 season with a Memorial Auditorium game against Canisius in Buffalo. Coach Marc Guley seeks a strong start as four tournament champions from last season are listed as starters or bench. Syracuse hosts Brigham Young for its first home game on December 10 at the We Memorial court.
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Syra Luse University Basketeers
Canisius
Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo
LaSalle
Niagara
Suley
Orange
Syracuse
New Orleans
Symtai
Jailer
Bradley
Bob Roche
Fred Serlex
Frank Heddou
Mel Besjain
Dave Kline
Lou Beverly
Dan
Jackimiak
Gerry Large
Jack Larned
Charley Thaw
Connie Zimmick
Pat Stark
Syracuse Court
Joe Niland
Canislug
Bob Smnelzel
Herm Hedderick
Randy Sharp
Tony Gregory
Jim Young
Brigham Young
We Memorial Court
Manlius Wins 13th Straight in County Circuit
Manlius High School extended its victory streak to 13 in a row by defeating Jamesville 55 to 148 last night in the eastern division title clash. Bo Philips and Ronnie Phelps scored 38 of Manlius points with 20 and 18 respectively. Bob Hopkins of Jamesville also posted 20. Halftime score showed Manlius leading 77.
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Jamesville
Bo Philips
Ronnie ‘Phelps
Manlius
Bob Hopkins
Famesville
Manttuy
Dente
Fayetteville Dominates North Syracuse in 59 37 Victory
Fayetteville defeated North Syracuse 59 to 37 as Bob Jordan and Paul Dagey led the winners with 17 points each. The slugfest at North Syracuse highlighted Fayetteville's strong defense and scoring in a decisive win.
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Fayetteville
Vine
North Syracuse
Bob "Jordan
Paul Dagey
Avetteville
Norte
Fight Results Summary From OCR Fragment
Partial report notes a fight result with unclear names and places. Key entities are missing or garbled, hindering precise pull of competitors, venue, or score. The readable fragment suggests a boxing style contest with a single round or decision but lacks verifiable details.
Trojans Meet Notre Dame In West Coast clash
Southern California hosts Notre Dame as a pivotal football battle with a mix of veterans and freshmen after recent setbacks. Key players include USC stars Sehndler Gifford Carmichael Sellers and Notre Dame backs Mazur Lattimer Petitbon Worden, while Barrett sits out for the Irish. The game aims to draw a large Memorial Stadium crowd as both teams seek momentum.
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California
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
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Trojans
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Daine
Frith
Rcontest
Browdie
Memorial
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Dave
Billy Barrett
South Bend
Barratt
Barrett
John ‘ Mazur
John Lattiner
John Petitbon
Halirybacks
Nel Worden
Jim Muischelier
Bobtoneff
Southern California
Dean Sehndler
Freak Gifford
al Carmichael
Leon Sellers
Pat Cennamela
Shheine
Southern Cal
UCLA
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CCNY Cage Players Barred Amid Admissions Scandal
Three CCNY basketball players face barring as a special committee probes alleged tampering with admission papers and records. Ed Chenetz Arnold Smith Morris Bingin are named among those affected as CCNY withdraws from Garden competition and awaits fuller investigation led by President Harry M. Wright. Irwin Dambrot involved, under a six months suspended sentence for related matters.
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New York University
William & Mary
Manhattan College
Siena
City College of New York
Seaizs
Roencke
Academc Records
Ed Chenetz
Arnold Smith
CCNY
Jenermen
Morris Bingin
Harry M. Wright
Irwin Dambrot
Cocapan
Army Navy Grid Showdown At Municipal Stadium
Philadelphia crowds expected for the Army Navy football classic despite poor records. Navy aims to rebound with full strength after last year’s Cadets upset, while Army suffers injuries to key linemen. Scranton and Le Moyne games also noted with late scores and attendance figures.
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Navy
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Fgreen Army
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Red Blaik
Army
Fiddle Erdelaiz
Erdelitz
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Jm Thie
Howard Glock
John Krai
Iai
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le Moyne College Dolphins
War Memorial
Marquette Triumphs In War Memorial Classic
Marquette Hilltoppers beat San Jose State 21 to 7 in the second annual War Memorial game. LeMoyne junior varsity topped Morrisville Aggies earlier. Pacing Marquette were Don Leahy 15 completions, Glenn Chernick TD, Norm Rother 2 yard run, with 6000 rain soaked fans watching. Scranton’s Capt Fann Carbona and Sam Cavalier led with 12 points each.
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Sam Cavalier
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LeMoyne
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Morrisville Aggies
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Dick Shea
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Rother
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Skaneateles Wins No 50 in Western League Opener
Skaneateles defeats Camillus Warriors 95 to 82 to open the Western County Basketball League season as Floyd Green leads with 20 points for Skaneateles. Eighteen points from Danforth and strong defense propel the Lakers past Camillus, while Warners edges Elbridge 43 41 in another nightcap.
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Skaneateles Lakers
Camillos High
County Basketball League
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Skaneables
Wire
Eelliam Bush
Tranforte Hosers
Bill Danforth
Johnny Gibbons
Imitus Warriors
Cameets
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Herkes Ah Laisie Rivets
Holy Cross Favored in Boston College Season Finale
Holy Cross, rated a tie point favorite, faces Boston College in a traditional season closer at Braves Field. Healy Cross aims for an eighth straight win as seniors prepare for a high attendance home game in Boston with about 40,000 fans expected.
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Sboston
Healy Cross
Boston College
Braet Field
Holy Cross
Worcester
Solvay Beats Baldwinsville in 82-62 Hoop Clash
Solvay tops Baldwinsville 82-62 as Giumiph scores 30 points in a decisive hoops win. Baldwinsville struggles from the stripe while Solvay seizes control early and builds a double digit lead.
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Beercats
Baldwinsville
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