Clarkson '5' At Cornell Open 1950-51 Basketball Campaign
Clarkson College cagers open the 1950-51 season at Cornell in Ithaca. Coach Hank Hodge plans a seasoned lineup led by Captain Tom Gatta and guard Lee Colavito with Ed Siedrecki at center. Four starters are juniors, only four seniors on a 14-man squad, veterans Pigliacampi Critelli and Stangler may see action against the Big Red.
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Potsdam
Clarkson College
Cornell
Ithaca
Hank Hodge
Tech
Tom Gatta
Lee Colavito
Ed Siedrecki
Bob Hodge
Stu Landersman
Ron Pigliacampi
Lou Critelli
Pat Stangler
Larry Rupprecht
Dick LaBeau
Joe Finn
John Yunas
Mass School Boy String Snapped in Piedmont Bowl
Reynolds High of Winston-Salem thwarted Concord High School in the Piedmont Bowl as Concord’s five year winning streak ended at 48 games. A late two yard stand preserved a 18 14 Tar Heel victory with an extra point lifting funds for the Winston-Salem police retirement fund.
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Winston-Salem
Reynolds High
Winston- Salem
Concord
Mass
Winston-Salem Police Retirement Fund
Massachusetts
Senators Win Citizens Club Billiards Baseball Championship
The Senators captained by Jimmy Clift won the American League title at the Citizens Club tournament while Anthony Caffrey's Cardinals took the National League crown. They defeated Boston, New York and Chicago en route to the title as Pittsburgh finished second. the world series is set for Thursday at the club.
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Senators
Jimmy Clift
Anthony Caffrey
Cardinals
Citizens’ Club
Boston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Moran Adds Triumph in Philadelphia Tennis Exhibition
Jack Kramer defeated Pancho Segura 2 6 6 3 6 2 as Kramer leads 18 10 in the cross country series. Pauline Betz Addie tops Moran 6 2 to widen the score to 20 5 with two matches tied.
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Philadelphia
Jack Kramer
Pauline Betz - Addie
Pancho Segura
Gertrude
Gussy” Moran
Kramer
Segura
Mrs. Addié
Miss Moran
Miss Anderson Leads South Side Ladies Bowling Scores
Miss Jean Anderson opened the South Side Ladies League with a 556 series and a 211 game to pace scoring. Teammates Marjorie Deder 553 and 208, Martina Ferrer 521, Gloria Murray 515 and 207, Trene Reagan 515. Morse added team highs of 2.416 and 862.
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Jean Anderson
South Side
Marjorie Deder
Martina Ferrer
Gloria Murray
Trene Reagan
Morse
Bonaventure Names Diute Captain for 23-Game Cage Campaign
Fred Diute, 6 5 center and one of two seniors, was named captain of St. Bonaventure University's basketball team. Coach Ed Milkovich's squad opens its 23 game schedule tonight against Brooklyn College's high scoring team at the State Armory in Olean.
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Olean
Fred Diute
St. Bonaventure University
Ed Milkovich
Brooklyn College
State Armory
Basketball Officials Exam Set for Monday Evening
A basketball officials' examination is scheduled for 7 30 P M Monday at Central City Business Institute 428 St Warren Sr Any person wishing to become an official should attend the exam.
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Central City Business Institute
St. Warren Sr
Mrs. G Wesley Nutter Active Leader in Women's Golf Club
Peggy Cram reports on G Wesley Nutter vice president of the Women's Golf Club of Drumlins leaving Syracuse for Utica. Active in feminine sports for 13 years she mentored badminton players at Edward Spaith and Charles Andrews Schools and later led in Drumlins women’s tournaments and state events. Her brother Wes Nutter is Crumlins Men's Golf Club VP and GE Utica branch manager.
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G. Wesley Nutter
Women's Golf Club
Drumilins
Syracuse
Utica
Margaret Oakes
Malone
Malone Ladminton Club
Sur
Edward Spaith
Charles ‘Andrews
Lake Placid
Nutter
Ithaca Beats Wilkes 73 54 In Season Opener
Ithaca College opened its basketball season with a 73 to 54 win over Wilkes College. Burt Maskins scored early points for Ithaca followed by Bomber co captain Ray Kirkgasser. Nickgasser led Ithaca with 16 points while Petrilak scored 10 for Wilkes. Jim Konstanty refereed.
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Itwaca
Ithaca College
Wilkes College
Burt Maskins
Ithaca
Ray Kirkgasser
Glenn Barroney
Wilkes
Nickgasser
Charles Petrilak
Noor Impresses in Hollywood Gold Cup Prep Debut
Noor, the Howard homebred handicap champion, dazzled at Hollywood Park winning by open lengths in a late fall debut. With jockey Johnny Longden aboard, he ran 1 mile 1 8 in 1 48 earning a track record, far ahead of Assault and Palestinian as field for the upcoming $100,000 Hollywood Gold Cup tightens.
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Inglewgod
Calif
Charles S. Howard
Noor
Assault
Hollywood Park
Hill Prince
Belmont
Johnny Longden
Burning Dream
Next Move in Vanity Handicap Leads Hollywood Park Field
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Next Move and Bed O' Roses starring for next move in the Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Park. The field of 10 includes Bewitch Westful and others racing for a $25 000 purse with Whang Beng Some Gal Lady Alice Great Dream Mrs Fuddy Burning Night and more.
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Englewood
Cal
Alfred ‘Gwynne Vanderbilt
Next Move
Bed O’ Roses
Calumet Farm
Westful
Bewitch
Hollywood Park
Wistful
Lea
Clearbrook Stable
Whang Beng
Rea Warner
J. H. Seely
Lady Alice
R. H. McDaniel
Suzy Q. Ranch
Mrs. Fuddy
W N. Schlesinger
Parshall Rites To Be Held Today
Funeral services were held today for Dr. Hugh M. Parshall the two time winner of the Snambletonian harness race. Parshall led the nation’s sulky pilots for about 14 years and died of a heart attack Thursday night. He had been semi retired since December 1945 after a heart attack while training for Hayes Fair Acres Stable in Du Quoin Illinois.
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Parshall
Hayes Fair Acres
du Quoin
Atonement Bowl In Basketball At St John’s
ST JOHN’S and St Peters defeated Atonement 50 to 53 on the Lutheran Church League court. Scorers include Bruce Ren 12, Parker 10, and Volturno 5 for St Johns and St Peters, with half-time 23 12. Also Bows Oneonta report notes Central City Business Institute losing 66 to 50 to Hartwick College freshmen.
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St. Peter's
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ST. Peters BR. Flt
B.F. T. Ibramm
Honkilf
Pichoskers G
Bruce Ren
Puller
Infdingene
Wilson de
C.C.B
Oneonta
Central City Business Institute
Syracuse
Hartwick College
Nardellio
Nicolini
C. Smith
Radio Timetable Caution from The Herald Journal
The Herald Journal notes it is not responsible for last minute changes in radio and TV programs by stations. The notice serves as a disclaimer for readers relying on timetable information.
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the Herald-Journal
TV Listings Preview with Reagan and Sid Caesar Shows
Radio and TV guide items list guest stars and schedules including The Men Murray Show with Ronald Reagan, Your Show of Shows with Sid Caesar and Marguerite Piazza, and Grand Ole Opry featuring Red Foley. Syracuse and Toronto basketball game noted.
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Men Murray
Ronald Reagan
WSYR
Herbert Marshall
Pam Wage
Syracuse University
Toronto University
Wsyr-Tv
Sid Caesar
Marguerite Piazza
Lucille Ball
Judy Lynn
Alan Dale
Grand Ole Opry
Red Foley
Wsyvr-Tv
Dorothy Collins
Moewhen
Palltzer Prige Mlayhouse
Dorella Morrow
Radio Station Puzzle Signals Patchwork Schedule
A garbled OCR page lists WSYR-FM and WNDR-FM night airtimes with a jumble of show titles, personalities, and musical segments. Names like Gene Autry, Guy Lombardo, Buckaroos, and Sandman appear among a mix of news, sports, music, church, and tease items, without coherent structure.
Television Schedule Highlights for NBC CBS ABC Listings
Saturday prime time lineup features Joe DiMaggio Show NBC at 5 30 with Nat Holman plus Don McNeill TV Club ABC at 6 00 and Hank McCune NBC at 7 00. Your Show of Shows Sid Caesar NBC 9 00, Your Hit Parade NBC 10 30, Wrestling CBS 11 00. News and pre–view blocks close the night with Pulitzer Prize Playhouse and Previews.
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Boy's Club
Joe DiMaggio
Nat Holman
NBC
Don McNeill
Sam Cowling
Aunt Fanny
Johnny Desmond
Patsy Lee
Eddy BaLantine
Raymond Schindler
ABC
Hank McCune
One Man's Family
Bert Lytell
Marjorie Gateson
Russell Thorson
Lillian Schaaf
Eva Marie Saint
James Lee
Arthur Cassell
Jack Carter
Donald Richards
Bill Callahan
Sid Caesar
Bill Hayes
Margulerite Piazza
Nelle Fisher
Jerry Ross
Earl Redding
Billy Williams
Hamilton
Snooky Lawson
Eileen Wilson
Dorothy Collins
Raymond Scott's Orchestra
Ben Blue
Sid Fields
Roberta Lee
Joey Walsh
Pat Gaye
Leslie Lyons
Whipperwills
Axel Stordahl
Orchestra
CBS
Dan Seymour
Alan Dale
Judy Lynn
Dennis King
John Raitt
Coretta Morrow
Loring
Smith
William Lynn
Jed Prouty
Phil Coolidge
Stanley Carlson
Brooks Dunbar
Harvey Sheppard
Jack Manning
Saturday Evening TV Lineup Highlights Prime Hosts
Channel 8 schedule lists 5:00 Showtime live from U S A with Sir Cedric Hardwicke and a star roster including Edward Everett Horton, Hank Ladd and Frances Langford. Beulah and Ethal Waters lead 5:30 followed by Butterfly McQueen and more. 7:00 Star Time features Langford, Benny Goodman and Jack Gilford. 7:30 Saturday Night Review and 7:45 The Faye Emerson Show with The DeMarco Sisters. 8:00 The Ken Murray Show includes Ronald Reagan and Banana Man Robins. 9:00 The Frank Sinatra Show closes the slate.
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Showtime
Cedric Hardwicke
Edward Everett Horton
Lee Bowman
Hank Ladd
Duke Ellington
Frances Langford
George E. Price
Vinton Freediey
Peggy Wood
ABC
Beulah
Ethal Waters
Butterfly McQueen
Bud Harris
William Post, Jr
Ginger Jones
Clifford Sales
Star Time
Benny Goodman
Lew Parker
Jack Gilford
DuMont
Stuart Erwin
June Collyer
Ann Todd
Sheila James
Willie Best
Alan Moowhbrey
Faye E Merson
DeMarco Sisters
CBS
Ken Murray
Joe Besser
Oswald
Darla Hood
the Enchanters
Jack Mulhall
Betty Lou Walters
Ronald Reagan
CBS Premieres First Hundred Years Soap Opera
CBS launches The First hundred Years a daytime soap starring Jimmy Lynden and Olive Stacey The five a week serial airs 2530 to 245 PM occupying the first 15 minutes of Robert Q s Matinee A one shot version aired on Silver Wheater last season with planned three house sets and three different locations in New York City cast includes Robert Armstrong Dan Tobin Nana Bryant Valerie Cossart Nancy Malone Ann Harding on WSYR TV and TV Club guests Dean McNeill later features Hank Lazarski Polish Melodies and a cast including Sir Cedric Hardwicke Edward Everett Horton Lee Bowman Hank Ladd on Showtime U S A NBC TV news car van trial extended Glenda Farrell guest host of Your Show of Shows on WSYR TV Robert Merrill absent from Met Opera engagements Kush show Music with the Girls moves to NBC Tuesday Swaye’s Lead a Band becomes regular hotel act.
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CBS
Jimmy Lynden
Olive Stacey
Robert Q
CBS TV
Silver Wheater
New York
Liederkranz Hall
Hollywood
Robert Armstrong
Dan Tobin
Nana Bryant
Valerie Cossart
Nancy Malone
DeJohn Knocks Out Williams in Fourth Round at Fine Camp
Mike DeJohn stopped Ted Williams of Utica in the fourth round of a 10 round feature at Fine Camp. Bob Ashley of Massena lost a decision to Ray Reynolds and Gordon Bushing defeated Pete Thomas of Massena.
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Mike Dejohn
Ted Williams
Utica
Fine Camp
Bob Ashley
Massena
Ray Reynolds
Gordon Bushing
Pete Thomas
Bowling League Scores Highlight Miss Essig and Others
Miss Essig led the Ladies' Victory Bowling League with a 554 high and 223. Jane Doran posted a 930 total for three games. Other top women included Betty Blue 518 and 203, Arlene Stone 517, Helen Jankowsky 514, Rita Same 511, Mary Peters 206. Department of Agriculture posted team highs of 2 503 and 870 amid match results listings.
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Dorothy Essig
Jane Doran
Betty Blue
Arlene Stone
Helen Jankowsky
Rita Same
Mary Peters
Department of Agriculture
Dept. of Agriculture
Gray
Gridley
Heidelberg
Artisan
Cameron
The Ever After Scoreboard And News Trawl
Fragmentary schedule notes list times for sports and news segments with unclear titles. Key items include a 4:00 event, a 5:00 Saturday scoreboard, and references to sports, news, and music blocks with distorted labels.
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Potiiait
Kaabe
Sopyatar
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Milwaukee
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Milwaukee, Wis
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