Cadets Tame Syracuse All-Stars In Charity Gridiron Clash
Archbold Stadium hosts the Manlius Cadets versus the Syracuse Rotary All-Stars in a benefit game for the Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital rheumatic fever fund. Coach Cahill’s Cadets seek a sixth win in eight starts, facing Arthur Hirst’s star lineup with two platoon plans for a fast, tricky attack.
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Syracuse
Syrause Rotary
Manlius Cadets
Archbold Stadium
Wieting-Johnson, Memorial Hospital
Tom
Chaill
Onondaga
Arthur
Hirst
The
Stars
Cahill
Bob’ Vollick
Syracuse Rotary
Eastwood
Arth
Onondaga County
Rotary
Vocational Winns Easily Over Oswego High in Armory Bout
Vocational High School defeated Oswego High 48 to 36 at the State Armory court for its season debut. Captain Stan Daniszewski led the winners with 18 points, while Dave Place went 7 of 8 from the foul line. Oswego reserves edged Vocational in a 44-42 overtime win in the preliminary.
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Syracuse
Oswego High
Armory Court
Stan’ Doniszewski
Dave Place
Vocational
Young
Yoo Ational
Aaees
Daniszewski
Ist
TF Constantine
McGroble
Greco
Yavelter
Stark
Ritz
Halenak
Dowd
Ae Czarneoski
Af Bhantbo
O.d Manel
Rowland
OlBurns
Miteho
Azzarello
Corp Bede
Sternow
Viti
Denver Laces Waterloo And Royals Win Again
Denver Nuggets beat Waterloo 83 to 74 in a NBA game as Ken Sailors scored 25 for the Nuggets who stand 2-2 on the season but struggle on the road. Rochester Royals defeated Philadelphia 102 to 79 to pull a second place tie with Minneapolis in the Central Division. Vern Gardner led Philadelphia with 23 points returning from a leg infection.
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Denver Nuggets
Waterloo
National Basketball Association
AG Hosse
Nuggets
Ken Sailors
Denver
Rochester Royals
Philadelphia
Royals
Minneapolis
Learly
Baltimore
Rochester
Bill Calhoun
Vern Gardner
Qcrester
Ees
Ui Fulks
Wanzer
T B'heimer
Sault
GiGardner
Duncan
Mozus
Risen
Sadowski
Gobei Johnson
Novaka
Calhouns
Seneskr.e
Coleman
Fleisnmang
Holzmanyg
Crassin
Gurran
Bobb.c
Payake
Idtnis
Davies
Holzman
Johnson
Calhoun
Fulks - Gardner
Fleishman
Fabius Upsets Jamesville 37 34 In Eastern League Hoop
Fabius defeated Jamesville 37 to 34 in an Eastern division boys basketball game at the Onondaga County High School circuit. Jamesville led 7 3 at halftime but Fabius surged in the second half to pull ahead and clinch the win.
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Fabius
Jamesville
Onondaga County
Fabius Amesviler
Smithdf
Algotiie
Martiniic
Dwrer
OlHrvexa
Cook
Paceling
Charette
al Hopkinsre
Marcellus trounces Warners in season opener 64 to 24
Marcellus opened its western division season in the Onondaga County League with a 64 to 24 rout of Warners. Bob Clark led the Victors with 12 points as Marcellus dominated from the start on its home court and coasted to the win.
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Marcellus
Onondaga County
Warners
Bob Clark
Smithal
Weeer
If Oo
Campion
Sewrin
Dailey
Mosier
Shermans
Clark
Ressieulecc
Annable
Nyer
M. Clarence
Camillus Defeats Split Rockers 50 to 13 in League Play
Camillus dominated Split Rockers 50 to 13 in a Western Division Class C and D league contest at Split Rock Court. Mike Gannon led Camillus with 24 points as teammates contributed multiple scorers in a high margin win.
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Camillus
Split Rock
Onondaga County High School
Mike Gannon
Camillus Split Rock
Panik
Coburm G
G. Lovell
Olmsted
Meakere
Rosary Secures Parochial League Opener Victory
Rosary High School defeated St Patrick's 37 to 30 in the Parochial League opener. The balance of scoring carried the win as no Rosary player hit double digits. Jim Russell led with nine points. Rosary junior varsity beat the Pats 17-16 while the visiting grammar school team won 33-12.
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Holy” Rosary
St. . Patrick's Court
Rosary
Jim Russell
Pats
Grammar Ff
B. EF
F. T. Russell
Bova
Murray
Lynnly
LeValleer
Sicheeverrf
Danzenskirf
Goode
Lo'rmerc Ao
Lange
Forartyre
Maroney
Hayes
Losary Tei St. Patericks
Fayetteville Nips Baldwinsville in Boys Basketball Clash
Fayetteville edged Baldwinsville 44 to 39 in a Class B Onondaga County League game on the farmer’s court. Bob Harper led Fayetteville with 19 points as the homesters built a 21-16 halftime lead and held on for the victory.
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Baldwinsvillle
Fsuiteville
Onondaga County High School
Bob “Harper
Secords
Homesters
Ebaldwinsville
Harpe
Arer IE
Gates
Ray
Collins Rf
Aicoxirt
Medve
Talbot
Stevenson
Oj Jones
Perkins
Gidlackson
Vanderver
Humplebeede
Germainers
Ol Bright
Patlowsk
Brennan
Fayetteville
Baldwinsville
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
Listings show multiple college basketball results including Boston University 57 to M. ToTe 37, Middlebury 62 over New Bedford Textile 43, Gannon 68 over Tiftin 63, St. Francis Ifkn 67, Baltimore Lovla 69, Genesea Teachers 39, Syracuse 79, Fordham 55, Pace 98 over Alumni 53, Hofstra 48, Columbia 92 over Kings Paint 44, West Va. Tech 78 over Wilson Teehers 65, Transylvania 3, Cathedral 65, Bridgeport 79, Albany Business 50, Alumni 38.
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M.tote
Middlebury
New Bedford Textile
Gannon
Tiftin
St. Francis Ifkn
Baltimore Lovla
Predonia
N.Y
Genesea
Syracuse
Torento Universite
Arnold WJ
Springfield
Mass
Fordham Tl
John Marshall
Pace
Alumni
St. Lawrence
McGill
Bridgeport
Conn
Bryant
Albany
Baldwinsville Alumnus Starred in Fork Union Unbeaten 1949 Schedule
Franklin Hulbert former Baldwinsville High School athlete helped Fork Union Military Academy post an undefeated 1949 football season finishing with wins over Augusta Virginia Military Academy and Staunton Virginia Military Academy to claim the state prep school title. Hulbert, a 5 11 guard and 180 pounds, also played baseball and football at Baldwinsville and later joined Colgate. His team earned a postseason bid to the Orchid Bowl in Chattanooga against Columbia South Carolina Military Academy.
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Baldwinsville
Franklin Hulbert
Fork Union
Military Academy
Hulbert
Augusta
Con Coates
Colgate
Mates
Chattanooga
Columbia
S. C. Military Academy
North Syracuse Beats Syracuse 49 33 In Class B Clash
North Syracuse defeats Syracuse 49 to 33 in a Onondaga County League Class B game. Key scorers include Drancho and Kenyon with 14 points each for the winners and the losers respectively. Officials listed as Ryanz and Snow.
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North Syracuse
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Drancho
Kenyen
Jones
Caponzai
Newkirk
Cerelli
Wallings
Ubra
Johnson
Reamore
Gedowski
S. Kenyon
Hyde
Ryanz
Snow
Skaneateles 1 Wins Big Over Elbridge 61 31
Skaneateles 1 defeated Elbridge 61 to 31 in a Western Division Class C and D game. Dick Ward led the winning attack with 17 points as Skaneateles topped Elbridge and claimed dominance in the league.
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Skaneateles
Onondaga County
Elbridge
Dick Ward
Skaneate Ales
Spitzer
Il Clarke
Cook
al Elddiard Oo
Warddr
Mator
Glark
Ogstrander A
Connor
Tspenglente
Q'Dell Oo
Ab Hanttime
Skanenicles
Ae Bridge
Washington State Grid Coach Resigns After Five Seasons
Wash State College head football coach Phil Sarboe resigned after five seasons citing insufficient results for fans alumni and students. He asked to be relieved effective July 1 1950 Brumblay acting athletics director said a replacement has not been chosen and Sarboe posted a 14 11 1 Pacific Coast Conference record and 1 10 1 Southern Division mark.
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Pullman
Wash
Phil Sarboe
Washington’ State College
Robert Brumbiay
Sarboe
Thasmilch
Washington State
Brumblay
Cathedral Triumphs Over Baptists In Parochial League
Cathedral Academy defeats St John Baptist 41 to 28 at Le Moyne in a Parochial League game led by Bill Lydon and guard Dave Johnson with 15 and 12 points respectively. Cathedral never trailed, 12-6 first period, 21-15 at halftime, 32-22 after three. Jack Haggerty led Baptist with nine points. Cathedral jayvees won 19-18 in OT.
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Bill Lydon
Dave’ Johnson
Cathedral Academy
St. John the Baptist
le Moyne
the Baptist
Cathedral
Jack Haggerty
Cathedral Jayvees
Baptist
Paul Sloszek
Joen Baptist
Pitzibbons
Evigkers
Tgarver
J. R.vickersrf
Lydon
Ja Grunniger
Mathersondis
Staerkerc
D.johnson
A.finccone
OlNelopowite
Cathedral Zise John Baptist
Kelly
Mesmer
Lucians Open Year With Victory Over St John Evangelists
St Lucy's opened the Parochial League basketball season by edging St John Evangelist 28 to 22 on the St Lucy's court. Francis Derenski led the winners with 10 points as Lucys pulled away after a 22 20 third period, holding their rivals to two points in the final stanza.
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St.John,the Evangelist’s
St.Lucy’s Court
The
Evangelist's
St. Lucy's
Evangelists
Francis Derenski
LUCYS
St Lucys
St. John Evaninelist
Brodsky
Ponti
Feyerabend 17 leads Paduans past Assumption in league opener
St. Anthony of Padua opened its Parochial League season with a 51-40 victory over Assumption as Feyerabend scored 17 points and Lou Vincequerra matched that total for the visitors. The Paduans showed stronger overall balance despite only two holdovers in their lineup.
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Assumption
Franey
Billy
Feyerabend
Lou Vincequerra
Paduans
ST. Anthonss
Mowins
Refaeal Snyderj
Downes Rf
Bleinrl
Clancy
giDreterer
O'Connorley
iTizenga
Wooleverry
Onondaga Central Defeats Minoa In Close Class C Opener
Onondaga Central edged Minoa 39 38 on the Onondaga County High School League court to open the eastern division of Class C and D. Hal Fenner’s late shot sealed the win as Amidon, Reynolds, Kyser, Fenner and other key players contributed to the tight victory.
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Onondaga Central
Minoa
Onondaga County High ‘School
Hal Fenner
Central
Onon
Agans
Amidon
Reynolds
Kyser
Ligner
Gastetto
Fenner
Ulle
Oster
Tlson
Olinge
Rathir
Hen’ Son
Roe Ab Halitine
Fight Results From AP Boxing Card Across Cities
The Associated Press reports results from bouts in New York Detroit Rumford West Palm Beach and Indianapolis. La Starza outpointed Brion in New York and Dawson stopped Bussey in Detroit while Stecher knocked out Holmes in Rumford and Linciano outpointed Quintero in West Palm Beach Parshay defeated Thompson in Indianapolis.
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NEW Yyork
Roland la Starza
New York
Cesar Brion
Cordoba
Detroit
Zbobdby Dawson
Ted Bussey
Rumford
Bob Stecher
Portland
Buddy” Holmes
Presaue Isle
West Palm Beach
Pla
Sonny" Linciano
Paterson
N. J
Herb Quintero
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Mack Parshay
Erica Thompson
LeMoyne Opens With Scranton Five Tonight
LeMoyne College basketball opens home schedule against Scranton University at the Coliseum with Captain Don Savage leading the Gold and Green. Preliminary contest features Dolphin yearlings versus Central City Business Institute at 6 45 P M.
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le Moyne
College Basketeers
Scranton
Tommy Niland
Don Savage
Lemoyne College Basketeers
Scranton University
Dolphin
Central City Business Institute
Harvard Athletics Chief Under Fire Over Football Policy
Harvard athletic director William J. Bingham faced a wave of opposition as statements condemning his views on big-time football drew reactions from Harvard, the Ivy League, and Penn leaders. Provost Buck and President Conant defended university policy amid Harvard’s poor football record, while Stassen and Penn figures urged careful handling of scholarships and athletic relations.
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Harvard
William J. “Bill” Bingham
Bingham
Art, Valpey
The
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Harly
Paul H. Buck
James B. Conant
Buck
Harold E.stassen
University of Pennsylvania
New England
Stassen
Conant
Penn
Iin
Paul ¥. Clark
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Clark
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia
Dartmouth
William H. McCarter
Orange Five Handles Toronto With Ease
Syracuse University basketeers opened the season with a 79-45 win over Toronto at the Coliseum, as coach Lew Andreas used 18 players and Jack Kiley led with 20 points. Cortland State freshmen beat the Orange yearlings 61-55 in a preliminary, amid gymnastic and boxing exhibitions on a stormy night before 2,268.
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Syracuse University
Quantico
Orange
Toronto
Quanitico
Lew Andreas
Upstate
Syracuse Rulers of Sport
Andreas
Jack Kiley
Billy Fash
Theil
Tom Jackle
Chuck Stevenskey
Bob Savage
Royce Newell
Kiley
Fash
Dick Supranowicz
Tony Hladik
Francis Miller
Steveskey
Ed Rosen
Tom Huggins
John Beck
Savage
Huggins
Cortland State Teachers College
Mike Jerome
Solvay
Joel’ Baba
Gene Babbit
Marty Crandell
Dan Curtin
Jim Rollier
Jim ‘Falmioto
Tim Curley
John Pardine
Ken Hunte
Pascal Perri
Drummajor
Ette
Dorothy Grover
Solvay Defeats Liverpool in Onondaga League game
Solvay defeated Liverpool 53 to 39 in a Class B Onondaga County High School League contest. Castallini led Solvay with 14 points as the team built a 24-15 halftime lead.
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Solvay
Liverpool
Onondaga County
Castallini
J. Graham
Nelson
Varatta
Rogers
Challintri
Richbure
Zoanet Ti
Ol Browning
Smolinskie
Bean
Graham
Ucks
Eckelly
Feichert
I 'Dehner
Marion
Nicolintry
Denny
Éy Nee
Notre Dame Faces S M U In Finale
Notre Dame meets SMU in the Cotton Bowl seeking the greatest Fighting Irish record. SMU, missing Doak Walker and other stars, hopes to slow Notre Dame’s potent offense as a crowd of 75,347 anticipates the finale with Benners Russell and Weatherford starring for SMU.
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Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
SMU
Methodists
Walker
Kentucky
oNtre’ Dame
S.M.U
Fred. Senners
HL. N
Russell
Bill Weatherford
Benners
Weatherford
Frank Sexton To Wrestle Here Tuesday
Frank Sexton, billed as the world champion by Don George Pedro Martinez, will appear in Syracuse Tuesday night to face Fred Atkins in a best two of three falls main event. Known as the man with 1000 holds, Sexton is a worker who pleases crowds. He once wrestled over 25 minutes in the rain at Utica for fewer than 750 fans. He and Primo Carnera are considered eastern rulers, with Thez as his headquarters in St Louis.
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Frank
Sexton
Don George Pedro
Martinez Wrestling Combine
Syracuse
Fred ‘Atkins
Utica
U.S
Marcel
Thez
Primo Carnera
G E Electronics Win Close Syracuse Rifle League Match
The G E Electronics defeated Delaware Baptist 1236 to 1229 on Delaware Baptist's range in a Syracuse Rifle League match last night.
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G. E. Electronics
Delaware Baptist
Syracuse
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