Charity Court Duel Sets War Memorial Game
Western Kentucky meets Le Moyne tonight in the War Memorial in the lone college basketball game of the season for the venue. All proceeds go to a Fund for Retarded Children. Le Moyne, led by coach Miland, forecasts a fast, shooting-heavy clash as Western Kentucky's Dan iels and Whitsell anchor the boards against four sure Le Moyne starters.
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Skaneateles Camillus and Jordan Win County Basketball League
Skaneateles Camillus and Jordan led a tight county basketball scene last night as Skaneateles and Jordan kept 3 0 records for a share of first place. Lake Shores beat Elbridge 59 43 at Skaneateles, Jordan won 76 60 at Jordan, and Camillus topped Marcellus 70 39 at Camillus. Split Rock remained undefeated at 2 0 but was idle. Ken Cook Dave Foster and Roger Hanson paced Skaneateles with 18 15 and 12 points. Paul Lando led Elbridge with 16. Ferry Miller poured in 23 for Jordan with Bill Skaram ski Waight at 22 as Jordan led the Lake of the losers. Camillus used balanced scoring to beat Marcellus, Walt Prabuski and Dick Moloski each had 13. Marcellus Kershaw top scored with 11. Additional box mentions reference Seaneatelis Elbridge Brenner and others.
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Utes Extend Win Streak With 77 44 Victory Over Arizona
Utah, coached by Jack Gardner, won their fifth straight with a 77-44 non conference triumph over Arizona. The report notes Brigham Young fading recently while Wyoming pursues Skyline lead and cites others including Colorado Aggies and Creighton. The piece covers college hoops action across several programs with scattered scores and player mentions.
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Springfield Indians Face Barons In Cleveland Tilt
Springfield Indians eye a one point lead in the standings as they visit the Barons in Cleveland. Hershey beat Cleveland 4 3 last night while Providence and Buffalo also played other games. Sunday’s slate has Springfield vs Buffalo and Pittsburgh vs Providence.
Muller to box Durando December 28 in Milwaukee
Boston report states middleweight Peter Muller will box Durando in a December 28 bout at Milwaukee Arena as a substitute for the injured Tony De Marco. The opponent is Bayonne, New Jersey’s, Threanda Miceli, with Contenders plans outlined for a one round sparring event in Boston Garden context.
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Nats Clash With Celtics in Fourth Season Meeting
Boston hosted Syracuse Nationals in a nationally televised game. Syracuse led the series 2-1 after a 120-107 win over Boston’s Tests Thursday as coach Al Cervi urged to give the referees a break.
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Baseball's Troubles Laid Directly to Selfishness of Owners
A polemical critique argues major league owners ruined baseball through greed and arrogance, condemning their treatment of minor leagues, public perception, and leadership failures. It cites figures like Foord Frick and Dy Webb, notes shifting loyalties, and reflects on court rulings reclassifying baseball as a sport not business. The piece laments owners’ self-interest harming the sport and fans.
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Grammar Quintets In Exciting Games And Baseball Turmoil
In a chaotic sports and baseball scene the Browns faced upheaval with management moves toward Baltimore while Veeck’s ties dissolved. St Matthews beat St Vincent's 39-11 as Anthony's toppled Blessie. The night featured overtime battles, shifting leagues, and critics predicting reform as minor leagues struggle and talks of a 10 club league surface amid broad uncertainty.
Selvy Brings Hawks to Full Strength for Knickerbockers
The Milwaukee Hawks prepare to host the New York Knickerbockers in their first game with Selvy and Bob Pettit sharing the scoring load after Selvy, from the Baltimore Bullets, joined the team. Owner Ben Kerner says crowds have been the best yet and the club aims to ride the momentum. In other action, the Rochester Royals hosted the Minneapolis Lakers. Cherry Road downed Baldwinsville 38 30 as Mike Davis scored 23 for the winners.
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Parochial Grammar Schools Basketball Action Highlights
Transfiguration and Our Lady of Pompeii posted wins in the Parochial Grammar School League yesterday afternoon. George Deptula poured in 20 of Transfiguration 26 points in a 26 23 victory over Assumption on the winner s court. Fritz Hollenbeck led the losers with 24 points. Our Lady of Pompeii defeated their opponent behind 12 points from Tony Argoni and Skippy Callegari lifting them to a third straight win.
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Pitt Dream Backfield at Luncheon Banquet Reunion
John Chickerneo reports that Pitt hosted a luncheon banquet with remnants of Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen and Pittsburgh’s 1995 dream backfield. Key players Crowley and Galdhere were delayed or detained. The event honored historic backfield clashes and touched on Rockne’s box formation and past Notre Dame games against Pitt.
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Junior Nats halt Golden Eagles 31 27 in league tilt
The Junior Nats beat the Golden Eagles 31 27 in an Optimist Basketball League Junior Division game. Rufus Kearse poured in 18 points to spark the Nats as they pull into a first place tie with the Wildcats at 3 1 in League A.
Eight winter resorts report fair to good ski conditions
Albany reports from the State Commerce Department summarize ski conditions at eight resorts. Belleayre shows 1 inch powder and 1-6 inch base, Colperstown 4-12 base fair, Highmount 1 inch powder with 5-11 inch base fair, Kiamesha Lake has machine snow with good conditions and nonoperating lifts, Lake Placid 10 inch powder 2 lifts and one good slope, Old Forge 13 inch base good with one slope, Turin 10 inch powder base fair to good, and Whiteface Mountain 1 inch powder 6 inch base with fair road access.
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Big Ten Debates Regional TV Plan For 1955
Detroit report shows Big Ten athletic directors and representatives weighing a regional television program for football next season. They consider a plan without NCAA approval, urging a national game of the week alternative if the NCAA resists. A seven-member committee will study feasible methods to implement regional telecasts.
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Miami Open leader Wininger holds halfway edge
Bo Wininger of Ayahoma City led the $10,004 Miami Open at the midway point with a 134, one stroke ahead of Sam Snead who stood at 135 after the opening two rounds. Julius Boros and Ed Furgol shared third at 137. Snead was sidelined by a back injury.
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Orange Wins Home Opener By 7 Points
Syracuse defeats Harvard 63 to 56 in Archbold Gymnasium to start the 1954-55 season. Sophomore Vinnie Cohen led the Orange with 26 points and strong defense, including a key second half run. Harvard’s Harry Sacks scored 25 for the Crimson, who trailed most of the game.
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Martinez Is Voted Verdict In 10 Round Victory
New York dispatch reports Vince Martinez of Paterson NY won a unanimous 10 round decision over middleweight Al Andrews of Superior in Madison Square Garden. Martinez remaining undefeated at 40-0 with 13 straight wins in 43 bouts. Andrews suffers his ninth loss in 42 starts as AL Berl ranks the rounds for Martinez. Gate revenue from the televised bout totaled $16,000.
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Mrs. Rocco Pirro Leads Bowling Scores in league
Mrs Rocco Pirro of Tuscarora No 2 tops scoring with 493 in the Women s Inter Golf Club Bowling League. Mrs Henry Young of Yacht Club No 8 had a high single 191. Crumlins No 3 posted a 1930 triple and Onondaga Club delivered a 2682 game amid match results including Yacht Club 93 over Yadaca Club 5 and Tuccarora totals fading.
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Second Ward League Scores Hit Highs in Local Bowling
Ed Kreskys 639 series and a 2H solo by Tony Yakawiak trimmed kegrees in the Second Ward league. Travelers posted season highs with 1,106 and 3,079. Solvay nips Solvay Dei 51 53 in MCA Town League at Solvay High. Bill Ewanisek and John Jingram led Solvay Dei with 38 and 16 points.
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