Warriors Open Z- Game Series With Reds Tonight
The Syracuse Warriors aim to extend an eight game winning streak as they host the Providence Reds in an American Hockey League clash at War Memorial tonight at 8 30 P M. Coach Frank Beisler’s club holds a 2 1 edge over Terry Reardon’s Reds, seeking to climb out of the Eastern Division cellar with stronger offense and improved defense. Jack Stoddard and Ray Powell pace the visitors as the two teams open a two game weekend set. Preliminary at 7 P M features Clinton Stars versus Three Hour sextet in Intermediate Amateur League action.
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Yacht Club Ladies Lead Inter-Golf Bowling League
Mrs Kosh Mecclintock of Drumlins No 4 topped the Women's Inter-Golf Club Bowling League with 2 500 series. High single was 204 by Mrs Marit Schermerhorn of Yacht Club No 12. Drumlins No 3 bowled 486 and others posted 700 high game. Match results show multiple club pairings and standings across Yacht Club, Drumlins, Onondaga, Tuscarora, Lafayette and others.
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East Syracuse Tops North Syracuse by 19 in County Battle
East Syracuse defeated North Syracuse 71 to 52 on North Syracuse floor in a County League game. Kenyon led East Syracuse with 26 points, while Bi nack and Saba added points each. Pike led North Syracuse with 16.
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Orange Wins Fifth in Row as Syracuse Beats Loyola
Syracuse remains undefeated with an 84-65 victory over Loyola of the South in the second game of a collegiate doubleheader at County War Memorial auditorium. Ed Miller led the Orange with 20 points as they pulled away after halftime from a 50-32 lead, while St Bonaventure defeated Colgate 68-64 in the opener.
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Solvay Beats Liverpool to Lead Central League
Solvay tied Fayetteville for first in the Central division by beating Liverpool 57 44 on Liverpool’s court last night. It was Solvay’s fourth straight win. Gus Castellini scored 35 for Solvay while Strodel led Liverpool with 31 points. Liverpool also suffered a fourth straight loss.
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Riddle Is Appointed To Cardinal Staff
ST LOUIS Johnny Riddle brother of ex big league pitcher Elmer Riddle and a veteran minor leaguer has been added to the St Louis Cardinal coaching staff. Riddle will handle Cardinal pitchers next season after time with the Pirates from 1948 to 1950 and a prior minor league career as a catcher. The Notre Dame note adds that eight of eighteen players hail from Illinois.
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Ezzie Charles Stops Joe Kahut in Eighth
In Portland,E Zed Charles knocked out Joe Kahut of Woodburn in the eighth round of a scheduled 12 round bout. The former champion weighed about 189 pounds and dominated Kahut with sharp, telling punches as he heads back east for a rematch with Joe Walcott.
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Rosary Downs Cathedral for third straight win
Rosary, undefeated, won 63 to 53 on John T. Roberts court to stay first. Johnny Kieberg scored 20 for Rosary. Cathedral’s Connors and Caveny led with 21 and 17 points respectively in a high scoring game.
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Evangelists Deliver Knockout Over St Patrick's in Portland Fight
In a Portland boxing card, Evangelists defeated St Patrick's in a 20 round bout where 186-pound Oregon fighter delivered decisive blows to Kahut in round eight and a late KO at 1 40, drawing 6724 spectators for a venue gate of 31310.
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Celtics Give Boston Cage Fans Christmas Presents
Boston Garden head Walter Brown launches a special Sunday double header offering one dollar admission to Celtics Indianapolis game with season ticket holders kept at regular price. The bill features Broadway Clowns versus New York All-Stars with the Celtics game at 1 30 PM to allow viewing of the coast football championship at 4 PM.
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Assumption And St John Baptist Share North East Lead
The Assumption and St John the Baptist basketball teams remain in a first place tie in the north east division of the Parochial Grammar School league after third straight wins. St John the Baptist beat Blesset Sacrament 31 27 with Bet Kimball scoring 15. Assumption triumphed over St Vincent's 36 13. Cathedral defeated St Anthony's 31 29 in the south west division as Burke and Burns led Cathedral with 16 each while McCenn put up 19 for the losers.
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Bucceroni Beats La Starza In MSG Fight Upset
Dangerous Dan Bucceroni, a heavy underdog, handed Roland La Starza his second pro loss in 49 fights at Madison Square Garden. Bucceroni injured his right hand mid bout but stayed aggressive, winning 6-3-1 on the judges’ cards. La Starza, sidelined by flu and a layoff, fought cautiously and failed to capitalize.
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Marshall II withdraws from OVAC to seek MAC entry
Marshall College announces withdrawal from the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference to apply for admittance to the Mid American Conference. High travel distances and financial strain cited. Marshall to vote on MAC membership at Granville on January 20. If denied, the college will operate as an independent for several years while honoring current OVAC commitments.
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Keating Dead in Indianapolis Hockey Star Dies at Home
Jack Thomas Keating, 35, a member of the first professional ice hockey team in Indianapolis, is dead at his home. Keating, a native of Ontario, Canada, was a leading scorer with 17 points in 1942 when the team won the Calder Cup.
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