Nats Battle Baltimore Five Tonight
Syracuse Nationals face the Baltimore Bullets to end a road trip with Al Cervi coaching. Belus Smadley is out and John Macknowski may step in as the Nats seek a win after losses to the Knickerbockers and a close game with the Warriors. The Nats then travel to Syracuse to meet Cliff Barker's Olympians tomorrow night.
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Warriors
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John Macknowski
Syracuse
Cliff Barker
Indianapolis Olympians
Mehen Traded From Baltimore To Celtics In NBA Move
Boston Celtics receive Dick Mehen 27 year old 6 6 forward from Baltimore in exchange for Brady Walter and Kenny Sailors. Mehen a Tennessee graduate scored 871 points last season with Waterloo averaging 14.3 points per game. Sailors joins fifth club in five years as Walker spent last two seasons with the Colts.
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Colts
East Syracuse Beats Baldwinsville In Central League Clash
East Syracuse Shades Baldwinsville 44 to 32 to lead the Central Division game on their home court. Readout shows East Syracuse ahead at halftime 24 to 16 and maintained the lead through the second half with key scoring from Whitehead and Jones.
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Solvay Romps Past Fayetteville in Central Division Showdown
Solvay defeated Fayetteville 59 to 38 in a Central Division game of the Onondaga County High School Basketball League. The Solvay lineup featured multiple scorers led by Brennan Ro and Graham, with Jackson and Baratia contributing in a strong home performance. Officials were Sinsson and Brownstein.
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Elbridge Edges Camillus In Thin Western Section Game
Elbridge defeated Camillus 41 to 40 in a Western Section high school basketball game for Onondaga County league play. Notable performances included Lovell and Shermands contributing double digit points as Elbridge pulled ahead late in the fourth quarter.
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Famechon Gatica Shine in Garden Ring Showdown
French featherweight Famechon overwhelmed Archie Devine in 7th round stoppage at Madison Square Garden. Jose Gatica delivered a 4th round technical knockout over Terry Young to excite a 5,170 crowd, as international boxing officials eyed rematches. Card included Vic Cardell’s 10 round unanimous decision over Don Williams.
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France
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Ann
St Lucy’s Opens Parochial Gridiron Campaign With Victory
St Lucy’s defeated St Patrick’s 23 17 at home to start the Parochial Grammar School League. Joe Kelley scored 12 for St Lucy’s while Bob Linder led the attack with 18 as Most Holy Rosary beat Sacred Heart 41 28. St Brigid’s fell to Cathedral 22 16 and St Mathew’s edged St John the Baptist 15 12. Blessed Sacrament lost 31 14 to St John the Evangelist. In the northeast Billy Randall fed St Mathew’s and Dick Taylor added 17 for St John the Evangelist.
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Joe Kelley
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Sacred Heart
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Cathedral
Paul Doloff
St. Mathew's
St. John the Baptist
Christian Brothers Academy gridiron squad to be honored
The 1950 Christian Brothers Academy football team city and county champions will be honored at a banquet Thursday at 6 30 P M in the Onondaga Hotel Grand Ballroom. Coach Walter Ludovico’s undefeated City League squad defeated East Syracuse, Onondaga County League champions, in an inter league playoff.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
Lakers Fall To Olympians In Indianapolis Thriller
The Indianapolis Olympians beat the Minneapolis Lakers 66 to 65 to tie Fort Wayne atop the Western Division. Chuck Mrazovich nailed a free throw with 24 seconds left for Indianapolis, while George Mikan led Minneapolis with 22 points after a first half two-point effort. Ralph Beard scored 18 for the Olympians and Alex Groza added 15 despite a sore throat.
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Ralph Beard
Alex Groza
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Ferrin
Michigan State Joins Big Ten to Open 1950-51 Season
The Big Ten kicks off its 46th season with Michigan State joining nine other schools. The Spartans replace the University of Chicago, which withdrew from Western Conference play in 1946.
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Stranahan and Mayer Duel For Miami Open Lead
In the third round of the 27th Miami Open, Frank Stranahan and Dick Mayer each shot five under par 65 to share a 36 hole lead at 132. Ted Kroll Jack Burke Jr and Jim Turnesa chased closely while Sam Snead posted a 66 in a turbulent round. Joe Mirkwood and John Barnum among others remained in contention as the field narrowed to 65 pros and 12 amateurs.
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Toledo
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Dick Mayer
Old Greenwich
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Jack Burke
Jim Turnesa
Turnesa
Sam Snead
Joe Mirkwood
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John Barnum
Cedar Rapids
Mich
Art Wall, Jr
Bronxville
Snead
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
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Marty Furgol
North Hollywood
Fred Hass, Jr
Cadets Are Big Choice In Classic
Army and Navy meet at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia for the annual game amid weathered fanfare. Army coach Red Blaik and Navy mentor Eddie Erdelatz share wary optimism as the Cadets seek a seventh straight win over the Midshipmen. The 102000 crowd expects a dry field and a tense battle with Army boasting a prolific backfield and Navy hoping to counter with an aerial attack led by Bob Zastrow.
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Marcellus overwhelmed Split Rockers 40 to 34 in league clash
Marcellus outplayed Split Rockers 40 34 in a Western Section Onondaga County high school game. Key players included Fidor and Armstead for Marcellus while Gillan and Stonger contributed for Split Rockers. Officials were Zesta and Wilcox.
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Warners Defeats Jordan 44 37 in League Contest
Warners beat Jordan 44 to 37 in a Western Section high school basketball game in Warners. The box includes player names and scoring details for both teams with halftime score Jordan 19 Warners 13 and referee Snow.
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Fight Results From Duluth and West Palm Beach Cards
In Duluth Glen Planagan defeated iBant Funelgien Louis Ramos by outpoint while Humberto Sierra stopped Ozzie Andress in West Palm Beach. Enrique Holanss of Los Angeles halted Manuel Madrid in New Haven California.
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New Haven
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Enrique Holanss
Los Angeles
Manuel Madrid
Pete Reiser Signs with Pirates to Bolster 1951 Roster
Pittsburgh signs veteran outfielder Pete Reiser, 30, after his unconditional release by the Boston Braves. General Manager Branch Rickey aims to blend veterans with younger players to offset potential losses to the armed forces. Reiser, a .299 lifetime hitter, joins Ralph Kiner as a key 1951 acquisition as Ed Stevens is released to make room. Dick Fischer also joins scouting, bringing Brooklyn ties and prior Rickey connection.
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Indianapolis
Dolphins Bow To N. Y. A. C. In Syracuse Hoops Loss
Moyne College basketball at Syracuse fell 74 to 68 to New York A. C. last night. LeMoyne trailed 34 24 at half, with Savare and Luzo each scoring multiple baskets. The Dolphins seek first victory tonight against Seton Hall.
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Vocational Wins On Oswego Court
Oswego- paced high school APAL game last night saw Vocational defeat Oswego led by Lou Stark and Dick Vannelli in Oswego.
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Dick Vannelli
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North Syracuse Defeats Liverpool in Central Division clash
North Syracuse outscored Liverpool 39 to 34 in a Central Division high school basketball game at the winning five's court. Players listed include Canozziti, Winter, Tassone, Wassner, Brovade, Schad, Keads, Lorwen, Murray, Wobeck, and officials Giarusso and Handis.
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Muelier
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Lorwen
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Wobeck
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Handis
Injured Union Grieder Honored by Nebart
Boxing notes recount Ray Robinson after a second round KO of Jean Stock in Paris and a wary reception in New York. The piece blends boxing bravado with light end-of-year sports vignettes and humorous contrasts from other sports, including Pruden in Milwaukee and Pomona's Roger Reinke.
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Roger Reinke
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Orange Host To Toronto At Coliseum
Orange coach Marc Guley debuts the first Syracuse varsity unit against Toronto at 7:30 PM at the Coliseum. Captain Jack Kiley leads the Orange with 439 points this season, backed by E Miller and Dick Suprunowicz as key starters. Toronto counters with Bud Natanson, Jack Gray and Ed Brennan in a Hillmen lineup seeking victory.
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Tony Hladick
Stan Swanson
Dan Dorf
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Jack Gray
Ed Brennan
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Jacks
Bob Masterson
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Hillmen
Rosary Nips Paduan Courtmen in Opener
Most Holy Rosary edged St. Anthony of Padua 63 62 in overtime at the John T. Roberts School court to start the Parochial High School League season. Maurice LaVallee forced OT with a late 3 58 58, then scored in the extra period as Ed Mahaney’s five opened with a win behind contributions from LaVallee Timmons and Klieberg.
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Ed “Scotch” Mahaney
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Bill “Timmons
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Frankie Woolever
Billy Fey
Cathedral Downs St Lucey Quint win over St Tatey’s 65 58 opener
Cathedral Downs defeated St Tatey’s 65 to 58 to open the Parochial High School League season. Dan Matherson and Rave Johnson led the winning team with four points each on various scoring plays.
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Leo Colotti Jr Bags First Deer Near Lyle NY
Leo P Colotti Jr 19 of 705 S Main St North Syracuse bagged his first deer a 185 pound buck shot with his father near Lyle in Broome County.
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St John’s Baptists Top Assumption in Parochial Opener
St John’s defense stifled Assumption in a 44 to 40 opening win on Assumption’s court. Key players included O’Brien for St John’s and Schultz and Williams for Assumption while tallying notables from both sides.
Colgate Beats Toronto 88 43 Behind Alion's 27
Colgate opened slowly but surged after 13 minutes to rout Toronto 88 43 before 1100 fans. Dave Alion led with 27 points in 23 minutes as Colgate built a 45 27 halftime edge and expanded to 65 32 early in the second half under coach Howard Hartman. Toronto had led 25 24 at 13 minutes with Bud Natanson and Art Binnington dominating the boards.
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Jim Bradles
Tully Edges Jamesville In Overtime Battle
Tully roared back from a 30 21 deficit to beat Jamesville 46 45 in overtime after a technical foul free throw by K Brenchley and a late two point play. The tied 36 36 end of regulation gave way to a dramatic finish as Brenchley converted a late technical foul free throw and secured the win for Tully in the eastern division clash.
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