Robinson Wins But He Learns a Lesson
Ray Robinson retained the welterweight title with a 15 round unanimous decision over Tommy Bell at Madison Square Garden. Robinson, edged by a knockdown and near fatigue, shifted tactics midfight to rally from a four round deficit and secure victory in a tense title bout.
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Dodgers name Blades Sukeforth Pitler to coaching staff
Brooklyn announces a three man coaching setup for 1947 with Ray Blades Clyde Sukeforth and Jake Pitler filling vacancies from resignations of Charlie Dressen and Johnny Car rriden. Leo Durocher in Los Angeles said Blades and Sukeforth were chosen for their best available credentials. Pitler had been named coach last month.
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Big Red Overpowers Yale in Ivy League Opener
Cornell sprinted to a fast start and defeated Yale 64 to 41 before about 4,000 at Barton Hall. Cornell led 11 to 4 early, 34 to 25 at halftime, and Yale’s attack was bottled up. Bob Gale led Cornell with 18 points while Yale’s Lavelli scored 7.
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Solvay Defeats Marcellus in Western Division Showdown
Solvay remained unbeaten in the county league as it outscored Marcellus 39 to 22. Rinoldo Mossett led Solvay with 16 points while the Solvay junior varsity beat Marcellus Jayvees 28 to 11 in the preceding game.
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Bowling Green aims to break Syracuse win streak tonight
Bowling Green visits Syracuse at Armory Court in a key early season clash. Orange, coming off a rout of Ohio Wesleyan, seeks to extend a long winning run as Bowling Green, 27-5 last season, features veterans led by Otten and Peters.
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Greenberg Again Takes RBI Title in 1946 Driven Run Totals
New York reporting 35 year old Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers captured the American League RBI crown for 1946 with 127 RBIs, four more than Ted Williams of Boston. Williams led in slugging and other power stats, while Rudy York, Bobby Doerr and Charley Keller also ranked high in RBIs and slugging. Williams led in walks and slugging, Keller tied for walks, and Sam Chapman led in double plays. Boston led team walks and RBIs. Yankees led strikeouts.
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North Syracuse Dominates Tully 59 19 in County League
North Syracuse raced to a 59 to 19 victory over Tully on its home court as center Larry Feeley led all scorers with 26 points on 11 baskets and four foul shots. In the opener, North Syracuse Jayvees beat Tully junior varsity 27 to 17.
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Liverpool routs Jamesville in Eastern Division clash 40 to 17
Don Nickels scored 21 points as Liverpool High School defeated Jamesville 40 to 17 on the Liverpool court in a county league game. Nickels led Liverpool while Jamesville struggled in the loss. The junior varsity also posted a 30 to 13 win over the Jamesville Jayvees in the preliminary game.
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Ukrainians Win 35 31 In C Y O Basketball Clash
Ukrainians defeated House of Providence 35 to 31 on Providence court. McGarry led home team with 17 points while Mike Kazan scored 14 for the visitors.
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Christmas Checks For Widows Of Spokane Dead
Christmas checks totaling more than 114000 will be mailed to the dependents of nine Spokane baseball players killed and six others injured in last June’s bus crash that wiped out the Western International League club. Major and minor league clubs and individuals donated the funds. payments varied by family needs.
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Assumption Grabs Third Straight in Parochial Tilt
The Assumption Grammar School basketball team defeated St. Vincent's 34 to 30 on the losers court to extend its winning streak to three. Jim Moore led the victors with 18 points while St John the Baptist closed on top with a 26 to 6 win over Blessed Sacrament.
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Wartime coach Barns signs five year Arkansas deal
Avyo John Barns hill wartime football coach at Tennessee signs a five year contract for 10 000 dollars annually at Arkansas. Three years ago New York Yankees were voted No 1 by AP in a year ending with a two point margin over Notre Dame. Ten years ago Boston Red Sox collapse named biggest sports disappointment in AP pool.
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Cathedral St Anthony 63 48 in Parochial High Hoop Clash
Cathedral St Anthony defeated Padua 63 to 48 on the North High School court to stretch its win streak to four in the Parochial High School Basketball League. Ronnie Wilcox led Cathedral with 15 points while AL McKinney and Bud Riley added 17 and 16 for Padua.
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Fayetteville High Upsets Minoa 42 to 26 on Home Court
Fayetteville High School defeated Minoa 42 to 26 in an eastern division County League game on Fayetteville court. Jack Phillips led with 14 points and Al Vedder added 13. Fayetteville junior varsity also beat Minoa jayvees 24 to 20 in the prelim.
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Watertown Bills Hire Shawkey To Manage 1947 Team
BOSTON, Watertown hires Bob Shawkey, Syracusan ex Yankees manager, to pilot the Border League club in 1947. He succeeds Jim Scott Jr who will head the mound staff. Spring camp in Baltimore begins April 20 ahead of a May 15 season opening and a 126 game schedule. Eight cities eye league membership: Auburn, Watertown, Ottawa, Kingston, Ogdensburg, Seneca Falls, Geneva, Oswego.
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Fight Results From Cities Across the Nation
Boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters and towns including Chicago Dallas Pittsburgh Worcester Asbury Park Rumford Indianapolis San Diego Hollywood Names include Lew Jenkins Johnny Bratton Willie Joyce Frankie Abrams Bobby Zollo Eddie Lee Edild Lee, Vic Grupico. Disqualifications and knockouts noted with weights and locales.
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College basketball results show favorites win in tight battles
Loras edged St Mary's of California 61 57 in Dubuque after two overtimes. Purdue stayed undefeated with a 55 53 win over St Louis in Lafayette. Coe beat Chicago 42 40 in Chicago. Duquesne beat Morehead 53 52 and Union topped St Lawrence 35 32. Other scores include Michigan State 57 Stanford 45 and Princeton 60 Rutgers 40. Tonight features Kentucky vs St Johns at Madison Square Garden and Northwestern vs Southern California in Chicago with several other matchups on the slate.
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St Vincent Five Triumphs in Parochial League Opener
St Vincent, defending champion, beat St John the Evangelists 87 to 25 at home. Jenkins and McCarthy each scored 11 for St Vincent as they snapped a three game skid and opened the Parochial League schedule.
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Blair Helps Jordan Beat Onondagans
Blair scores 19 points to pace Jordan High School to a 45 to 30 victory over Onondaga Central in a western division county basketball clash. Blair hit 10 floor shots and 6 free throws as Jordan Jayvees also defeated Onondaga Central Jayvees 45 to 20 in the preliminary.
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Camillus Keeps Pace in Western Division Victory
Camillus High School defeated Skaneateles 38 to 23 to stay alongside Solvay atop the County Basketball League western division. Fred Siddall led Camillus with 24 points, while the junior varsity edged Skaneateles 18 to 14. Referee Rich officiated.
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Pro Basketball Association scores Toronto top New York
In a high scoring game Toronto defeats New York 74 to 70 as the league standings show competitive play. The night also features Chicano 60 Theater 48 in the National League and Cohoes 67 facing Ution 81 in a separate Professional League matchup.
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Junior Church League Division 2 Scores Report
Results from yesterday show Park Central 12 over Fayetteville 8, Furman M E 22 over Plymouth 7, St Paul Evangelist 18 over Liverpool 5.
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Davis and Blanchard See Pro Careers After Army Fame
No. 1 and No. 2 college football stars Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard passed through Chicago on Christmas leave en route to home and Idaho respectively. Both said they want to play professional football and would consider clubs near their homes, after leaving Army service. Davis cited his mother’s tap-dance influence on his agility and recounted early high school slow maturation before flourishing. Blanchard planned visits to Davenport and friends before pursuing pro football.
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St Lucy Five Wins On Final Free Throw
St Lucy's remains unbeaten with a one point victory over St Patrick's on their home court. Vince Klementowski sealed the win with two foul shots after time expired as St Lucy's moved to within reach of Cathedral at the top of the league standings.
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East Syracuse Wins in Overtime Over Manlius
East Syracuse edge Manlius 41 to 39 in overtime after tying 34 34 at regulation. Jarvis tops East Syracuse with 12 points as Newmillerdt Norris and Ackerman contribute. East Syracuse JV also defeats Manlius 26 to 18.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
Syracuse defeated Ohio Wenleyan 74 to 47 in college basketball action. The day featured numerous results including Colgate 58 over Baldwin Wallace 33 and Cornell 64 over Yale 41. Also noted were several high scorers and standout performances such as Freddy Resch delivering a 615 total with a 235 game in the Assumption Holy Name Bowling League.
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Red Raiders Triumph 58 53 Over Baldwin Wallace
Colgate Red Raiders rebounded to defeat Baldwin Wallace 58 to 53. Mc Laughlin led with 14 points as Colgate avenged an earlier loss to Cornell.
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Hockey Scores From Associated Press Circuits
In the Eastern League Washington defeated New York 6 to 4 while Baltimore beat Boston 3 to 4. In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver won 4 to 1 over New Westminster and Hollywood triumphed 5 to 2 against Oakland.
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Power to Concentrate Shapes Bowling Mastery
In a piece on focus in sport, the author compares golf greats like Bobby Jones who retired due to concentration issues to bowling stars Joe Willman and Ned Day. The article argues that sustained, strict mental concentration from the first game is essential to adjust to ball behavior, stance, grip, and release while staying relaxed under pressure.
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