Syracuse Beats John Carroll In Rough Tilt At Coliseum
Syracuse University edged John Carroll 60 60 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. The Orange stacked with Charles Stevaskey scoring 12 points and Leroy Ghulles and Ray Cantey contributing key boards and points. Buffalo and Philadelphia assignments loom as Syracuse eyes more wins in a tough schedule.
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Nats Run Eight Man Lineup With Jorgensen Aid
The Nationals look solid with an eight man rotation and Jorgensen’s expected strong contribution. Key fl its include Seymour Corvind Gabor and Macknowski, who delivered consistent play in the prior season and are anticipated to repeat.
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St Lucy Is Easy Victor In Parochial League Play
St Lucy moved into a tie for second place with St Anthony after a 67 to 42 victory over Krimning St John the Evangelist on the Lucan court. Fatsy Lee scored 19 and Norman Ree 18 for the Lucians as St Lucy earned their third win in four league games.
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Notre Dame's Leahy to remain as coach amid rumors of move
Frank Leahy of Notre Dame will stay as head coach after speculation he would quit for higher pay elsewhere. President Cavanaugh and Leahy clarified he will remain at Notre Dame, with potential farewell coaching only if he steps aside. A Millers brewery link and Notre Dame alumni ties are noted but not confirmed. Nearby game updates show St Vincent and Rosary in a tight contest with Rosary trailing at halftime.
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Tully Bows to Fabius Courtmen in County League clash
In a Quontoga County High School League game at East Syracuse Tully, 39 23 last night, fell to Fabius Courtmen. Transferred sports from Grammar School lines show Tonta seven points in a separate northeast parish game. Other results: Assumption beat Blessed Sacrament 22 19, Our Lady of Pompei triumphed 49 31, St Brigid's topped St Patrick's 84 24 with Maiute Boyral scoring 11.
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Leahy Rise Touched by Rockne and East Coast Ties
The narrative traces Leahy’s coaching ascent from Michigan State to Fordham and Syracuse via Rockne and key contacts. It notes his influence on Crowley at Michigan State, his move to New York with Crowley, and early endorsements from businessman Tools Shor. The piece hints at Boston College scrutiny over Leahy’s hiring and his eventual Notre Dame opportunities.
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Cathedral Wins RemainsUndefeated In City Showdown
A Syracuse high school boys basketball page reports Cathedral, undefeated, beat Holy Family of Syracuse 44 to 11 last night. Dan Matherson and Dave Johnson each scored 16 for Cathedral, boosting their status in a decisive city match.
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Nats Invade Rochester in Eastern NBA clash
The Syracuse Nationals travel by train to face the Rochester Royals in a key Eastern Division showdown. Rochester seeks a fifth straight win after recent road victories, while the Nationals aim to reverse a home slide as attendance lags.
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Underwoods Set Pace in Local Bowling League
Underwoods led the Ladies Twilight League pace with a 221 percent three game series and 743 single. Irene Goss bowled a 486 triple while Jeannette Phoenix posted a 19 percent game. Betty Gasowski led in the Polish Home Ladies League with a 532 series and a 238 game. Ann Rudy shot 516 and 215, Hattie Popax 204, Helen Kolyra 201.
Inaccurate League Bowling Report of Mixed Results
Mrs Homer Martin led a threes series in a Believe Chub Women’s Coane event while Mrs Robert Daw son claimed top singles with a 108. The Chippers and Sandblasters tied for a 2,909 trio. Sandblasters had a high game of 1,026 with handicap. Army Reserve notification appears amid unrelated items.
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College Basketball Results From AP Figures and Scores
College basketball results reported by the Associated Press show Delaware State edging Howard 85 to 62, and dominant showings by Maine, Wake Forest, LSU, and California teams. The data lists scores, opponents, and notable game outcomes across several schools, with overtime noted in one matchup.
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St Patrick Wins First Parochial League Game
St Patrick's moved into the victory column in the Parochial League pennant chase with a 13 41 win over winless Assumption. Bill Lynn and Im Cheevers scored in the decisive late rally. Lynn led Patrick's with 12 points while John Williams had 17 for Assumption.
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Oswego Triumphs Over Nottingham In Close County Battle
Oswego defeated Nottingham 63 to 56 in a Western Division County basketball game. Jordan scored in overtime to secure the win for Oswego as both varsity and junior varsity teams played, with Marcellus also noted for a related matchup.
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Le Moyne College Courtmen Eye Scranton After Win
Le Moyne College of Syracusefresh from an 82 58 victory over King's Collegewill face Scranton at Kingston tonight Captain Don Savage and the Green and Gold snapped a six game losing streak Sophomore Billy Jenkins scored 12 points and associates
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Solvay Beats North Syracuse In Central Division Thriller
Solvay shaded North Syracuse 80 to 52 to seize solo first in the Mt Onondaga County League standings. A late one handed push shot by Jack Atahem sealed the win with five seconds left, marking Solvay’s third victory of the season and dropping North Syracuse to its first defeat after two previous losses.
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Arkansas University Names Foday Coach Amid Turbulent Year
Sports Mirror reports Foday at one Ago-Olig Doug las of the Philadelphia Logics appointed head football coach at Arkansas University. The piece notes long careers and recent resignations, including Francis Seii after seven years at Ohio State.
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Hill Mermen Triumph Over NR P L in Archbold Meet
Hill Mermen led by Coach Ted Webster dominate NR P L at Archbold gym posting a 59 to 16 victory. Jim Guthe starred in multiple events with wins in freestyle and breaststroke as the Grange forces swept most competitions. Other winners included Taylor, Wynne, and Ruge, with strong showings across diving and relay events.
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Paduans End Win Streak Of Baptists
ANTHONY of Pauing defeated St John e Bayuret 56-1 on Pauing’s floor last night. Baptists fell to 4th place. Peiuang moved alongside St Lucys for second at three wins and one loss. Anthony led with 35 points, while Neine scored 35 for the losers.
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Princeton Beats Colgate to Extend Unbeaten Streak
Princeton, defending Eastern League champions, beat Colgate 59 to 44 at Dillon Gym. Colgate led 31 25 at half but Princeton surged after intermission led by Tritsch and Tad Bodnar with strong scoring. Bill Dodd tallied 18 for Colgate before fouling out.
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