Flyers Face Syracuse Warriors in pivotal AMHL clash
The St. Louis Flyers visit the War Memorial to tackle the Syracuse Warriors as both teams chase positioning. Syracuse seeks a sixth straight win while St. Louis aims to snap a rough spell, with Ed Shore’s squad hoping to climb above Providence with a victory and Cleveland’s result.
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Evangelists Triumph 74 68 Over Cathedral in Parochial League
The St John evangelists defeated Cathedral 74 to 68 at Danforth School. Bob Dietz scored 29 and Jack Underwood 28 for the winners, while Cavreny led Cathedral with 35. It marked St John’s first win of the season after a one loss start.
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Le Moyne Faces Villanova in New York Opener
Le Moyne College basketball travels to New York to meet Villanova in the first game of a Convention Hall double header. The Dolphins seek a second win of the season after a 6 defeat start. In a prior OT loss, NYAC edged Le Moyne 77 76 with Gerry Smith scoring the clincher and EMELY JENKENS 25, Jim Hand 12, Patsy Lee 11, Wenz 26 for New York center.
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Bowl trends reshape college football politics this winter
Bowls face opposition from the presidents committee on education while Maryland and Clemson swiftly position for postseason games. The Southern Conference and IBC weigh a no-bowl stance as national promoters eye star matchups and potential all-star events.
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Split Rock Triumphs Over Jordan 64 to 45
Split Rock downed Jordan 64 45 in a west division county high school game at Split Rock. Pienkowski led Split Rock with 19 points, Sidor had 15, while Gumear scored 21 for Jordan in a losing effort.
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Lafayette Defeats Fabius Courtmen 60 to 43
Lafayette crushed Fabius 60 43 in an east division county high school game played at Fabius last night. Lafayette won for the second time, while Fabius has now dropped three in a row. Russell Jed led Lafayette with 12 points, and Gorman and Palmer topped Fabius with 14 and 13 points respectively.
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Kentucky Governor May Break Scandal in Kentucky Bribe Probe
Kentucky prosecutors pursued testimony from University of Kentucky players amid a scoring fix inquiry tied to a National Invitational Tournament game with Loyola. Assistant district attorney Vincent OConnor said more UK players are involved, though lawyers for the players oppose questioning without warrants or proof. He noted New York fixers and possible gubernatorial pressure from Lawrence Wetherby as factors while naming no specific players or dates.
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Joe Louis Is Coming Home From Formosa Stop
Joe Louis cancelled an exhibition boxing bout set for tomorrow in Hong Kong and will travel by air to the United States via Hong Kong and Manila. His manager said Louis plans a quick return, with four exhibition bouts in Japan already staged before his arrival in Formosa.
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Solvay Quint Enjoys Romp
Solvay High School routed East Syracuse in a county basketball game, winning 77 to 40 on the East Syracuse court. Gus Castellini led with 38 points, boosting his average toward 39 per game. Hank Vona added 10. East Syracuse’s top scorer was Kenyon with 15, as it suffered its second loss in three starts.
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College Basketball Roundup From AP East and West
The AP roundup reports varied college basketball results across regions including Navy, Dartmouth, Middlebury, Plattsburgh, Coast Guard Academy, Norwich, New York area teams, Oklahoma A and M, Tulane, Davidson, Washington-Lee, Clemson, Indiana, Colorado, Washington State, and California. Multiple games conclude with overtime or close scores, highlighting regional matchups and notable performances.
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Skaneateles tops Marcellus for third straight win
Skaneateles beat Marcellus 36 to 28 last night in Marcellus, securing its third consecutive county high school basketball victory. Delaney led the Lakers with 11 points, Olmsted added nine for Marcellus, while Stenger and Greene contributed for the hosts.
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U S Netmen Sweep Sweden in Davis Cup Interzone Final
In Melbourne, the United States Davis Cup team completed a 5-0 win over Sweden. Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert won singles, with Trabert defeating Lennart Bergelin and Schroeder beating Sven Davidsson. Bergelin fought hard on the final two days but fell short, leaving his future in doubt.
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Sixour Sets Oswego Pace in 78 60 Tech win
Albany dispatch reports Rochester Institute of Technology and Fredonia State Teachers College unveiling a new basketball formula the mostest from the fewest. Tech defeated McMaster College of Ontario 78 to 60 with Ronnie Freiman and Arnie Bishop combining for 35 points. Freiman scored 33 and Bishop 22 in a strong team effort.
Maryland Clemson Banned Year By Southern Conference
Maryland and Clemson were placed on one year probation by the Southern Conference for accepting bowl bids without conference permission. The punishment bars either from conference voting for 1952 and removes six Maryland and five Clemson games. Clemson faces Gator Bowl on January 1 and Maryland slated for Sugar Bowl.
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Maryland Clemson End Probation Plays Cafeteria Bowl Fate
Maryland and Clemson faced probation, then allowed to play again after a private presidents meeting. Rosary and St John the Baptist led high school action as Camden rivals moved into the Parochial League lead and bowl bids were debated amid conference rules changes.
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Manlius Triumphs Over Owen Central Fayetteville Trips Liverpool 65 46
Manlius defeated Onondaga Central 43 32 in an East Digital County High School game on Manlius floor. Fayetteville beat Liverpool 65 46 to stay unbeaten in county league play. Durgey and Solway led Fayetteville with 14 and 13 points respectively while Finlay and Proctor scored 12 and 10 for Manlius.
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St Lucy's Triumph Over Assumption In Parochial League
St Lucy's Academy defeated Assumption 63 to 54 at St Lucy's last night. Ed Daughton led St Lucy's with 23 points as the team surged in the third period, while Bob Hollenback scored 37 for Assumption and Johnny Williams added 14. Both teams now have one win and one loss.
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Camillus Crushes Warners In West Division Showdown
Camillus overwhelmed Warners 68 to 33 in a West division county high school game at Camillus. Camillus sank 19 points from Bob Hart and 18 from Bill Danforth to power the victory as Warners suffered its second straight defeat.
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Albany State Teachers Defeat Curry 70 62 in Albany Tilt
Albany State Teachers led wire to wire to down Curry of Boston 70 to 62 at Albany. Bowling Green edged Niagara University 58 in a separate finish.
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Indianapolis Caps Wallop Mohawks
The Indianapolis Caps crushed the Cincinnati Mohawks 7 to 1 in the lone AHL game of the night. Defenseman Lloyd Durham scored three goals from long range and found the net in every period, powering a win that snapped the Mohawks’ sixth straight defeat as 758 fans watched despite snow and slush on the streets.
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