Indianapolis Caps Seek Edge in Memorial Clash With Syracuse
The Indianapolis Capitals visit Memorial to face the Syracuse Warriors in an American Hockey League matchup for their fourth straight win in a six-game home stretch. Indianapolis, led by Otto Heller, aims to avenge an October 3 2 overtime loss and break a rough season with key players like Early Reibel and Jack Stoddard contributing. A full night of hockey includes amateur league action and a planned doubleheader setup for future club nights.
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LeMoyne Falls to St Francis in Narrow Shutout Loss
Le Moyne College dropped a 56 to 51 road decision to St Francis of Brooklyn before 2,306 fans. The Dolphins led 17 to 14 after the first quarter but were held to 20 points in the second as St Francis surged ahead. Vern Stokes paced the winners with 14 points, while Jack Hand scored 13 for Le Moyne and Fred Beyers added 12. Le Moyne, now 1 and 5, heads home for a week of practice before facing the New York Athletic Club in their next game.
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Onondaga Central Wins Eastern Division Lead
Onondaga Central moved into leadership in the eastern division of the County League after a 161-35 victory over Lafayette, extending its win streak to two. Three Onondaga players reached double figures, led by a 15 point performance from a top scorer.
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Tully Cagers Edge Fabius For Narrow County League Win
Tully opened the eastern division County League season with a 49 to 38 victory over Fabius. The victors led 44 to 40 as the final period began and withstood a late rally to secure the win.
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Solvay Star Scores 48 To Tie League Scoring Mark
Solvay guard delivers 48 points in a high scoring finish as the Solvay Lakers beat Camillus 53 to 45 at Skaneateles. Floyd Green leads with 16 points and Harvey Stenger adds 12 as Camillus trails 12 24 22 fitch through three quarters before Skaneateles pulls away in the second half. Bil Danforth tops Camillus with 26 in a balanced but falls short in the final period.
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Jamesville Edges Minoa By Thirteen In League Showdown
Jamesville captured its first eastern division County League win of the season by defeating Minoa 64 to 33 at Jamesville. Gerald Carhart led Minoa with 22 points while Bob Hopkins scored 21 for Jamesville.
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Assumption Beats St. Vincent's 53 42 in County Showdown
Solvay High School Bearcats improved to 2-0 in county action by routing St. Vincent’s 53-42. Star Castellent scored 21 field goals and 6 of 11 four throws for a high total as Solvay built a 24-20 halftime edge and expanded to 63-34 late. North Syracuse jayvees beat Solvay juniors 27-25 in the preliminary.
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Polish Boys Win by Point in Southwest Parochial League
Sacred Heart edged St Anthony's 40-39 as Ron Dziadulas scored the decisive basket with 10 seconds left. Dziadulas led all scorers with 37 points. In other divisional games, Cathedral beat St Patrick 31-26, Most Blessed Rosary defeated St Lucy’s, and Blessed Sacrament led by Orcutt and Casey defeated Our Lady of Pompei 39-35. Assumption won 53-42 after a 28-12 halftime lead, with standout plays and a noted long punt event in Southeast Parochial League history at Aston Conference.
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DeMarco Wins Rematch Over Saddler in Non Title Fight
Paddy De Marco of Brooklyn defeats Sandy Saddler in a 10 round non title bout at Madison Square Garden, winning his 12th straight victory. De Marco, lighter at 136 pounds, outboxed and sometimes slugged Saddler, who was suspended previously for rough tactics. Referee George Walsh issued several warnings, Saddler threatened retirement afterward, while De Marco celebrated his latest win and potential title talks.
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Marcellus High Defeats Jordan in Close Opener
Marcellus High shaded Jordan 38 to 36 in a tight western campaign opener. Jim Williamson led Marcellus with 17 points as Jordan’s notable scorers posted sparse totals. The loser’s Boer last night fell short despite late efforts from several players.
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Belskin Testifies as Key Witness in College Basketball Scandal
William Belskin also known as Billy Bell was released on bail as a vital witness in the college basketball scandal. He was arrested in Hollis L I and described by an assistant district attorney as the man who passed money from gambler Daniel Lamont to Jackie Goldsmith and Joseph Serota while both men evaded police.
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Wiliam Belskin
Billy Bell
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Daniel Lamont
Jackie Goldsmith
Joseph Serota
New Coach Inherits Undefeated City Champs
Nick Abdo takes over Central High School basketball team after Ken Beagle, inheriting a squad that went undefeated in the city conference last season. He remains cautious, aware other conference teams can challenge his Scarlet troupe. Central narrowly defeated North at home after trailing most of the game.
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North team rallies with ball movement to edge Billings
Assistant coach ABDO to Francis Raye restructures offense in the North Central clash. After a sluggish first half relying on set shots, ABDO’s squad shifts to attacking the basket and fast breaks, aided by a few breaks, to win. Credit to North coach Bob Lewis for an underdog squad that may rise to the conference’s top tier.
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Fayetteville Trip Highlights Local Sports Clash
Fayetteville hosts East Syracuse in a regional match with players including Bamba and Brukowski contributing for notable performances. The event featured a sequence of strong plays and key baskets shaping the outcome for both teams.
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Evangelist Quint Upset In Overtime Parochial League
St John the Baptist high school Baptists upset St John the Evangelist 57 to 53 in overtime at North High. Bob Dietz led Evangelists with 25 points and Jack Underwood added 23. Evangelists edged ahead late in regulation, then pulled away in the extra period as most Baptists contributed to the scoring.
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Bradley Alumni Rally To Defend Owen Bradley
Bradley University president Owen Bradley faced accusations of moral debasement of three former players as a New York judge criticized his role. Officials and townspeople gathered to call the ruling unfair, citing his long tenure and focus on sports publicity and education. The judge condemned a system prioritizing athletic success over academics and accused Bradley of acquiescence and sanctioning the players’ conduct.
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Rosary High Opens Parochial Season With 45 Point Win
Most Holy Rosary High School opened its Parochial League season with a 45 to 35 victory over St Lucy's at the L l court last night. John Sidor scored the decisive basket with 10 seconds left in overtime as Rosary rallied from a late deficit. Pienkowski led Rosary with 24, while Canty and Newell added 20 and 12 respectively for St Lucy's.
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Cathedral tops St. Patrick's 73 to 62 in league opener
Cathedral Academy powered by Dave Johnson's 30 points led St. Patrick's 73 to 62 as Cathedral set the Parochial League scoring pace. Cathedral moved ahead 42 25 at halftime and held the lead throughout, with St. Patrick's the only other team to reach 60 in opening games.
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Four Way Tie Tops Miami Open Golf Leaderboard
A four way tie leads the Miami Open after 36 holes with Sam Snead Tommy Bolt Tony Penna and Bob Hamilton at eight under par. Snead shot 68 to 132 while Bolt and Hamilton carded 64s and Penna fired 66. Doug Ford and Jim Turnesa’re close at 133 with Turnesa’s 62 the day’s best. Several players sit at 135 including Demaret Furgol Streit and Cooper with amateurs Streit indicted in New York for conspiracy to fix a 1949 game.
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Bradley officials defend Streits remarks on intercollegiate basketball
Bradley leaders and alumni dispute Judge Streit's criticisms of Bradley and Owen defending the university's handling of athletics. They emphasize scholarships over cash gifts, support for students, and faith in President David Ower while noting the need to improve basketball tone. The article also cites courses in physical education such as square dancing and badminton as part of the program.
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Baldwinsville Beats Liverpool 62 37 In County League Game
Baldwinsville invaded Liverpool and trounced the home team 62 to 37 in a central division County League basketball game. Peters led the victors with 17 points, while Loughltaling and Kowalsta also scored in double figures.
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Cornell Cross Country Names Co Captains
William F. Alberts of Schenectady and William H. O'Brien of Oswego have been elected co captains of the Cornell cross country team.
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