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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1948

Page

15

Syracuse and Oklahoma battle in holiday showdown

Syracuse University basketeers defeated Oklahoma 65 63 in a hard fought Christmas contest at the Coliseum before 2 141 fans. Captain Ed Stickel led the Orange, with Tory Aladik and Jack Kiley among standout sophomores, as Iowa State was toppled earlier in the week.

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Wildcat Mentor In Gloomy Mood After Loss

In Pasadena CPI storm coach Bob Volats faced a downbeat mood after the Wildcats lost the game. Volats showed frustration as players struggled with execution and focus, a rough outing highlighting issues on offense and defense.

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Australian On Mat Here in Wrestling Matchcard

Promoters revealed a two preliminaries set for the Tuesday Coliseum show featuring Windistaw Talan and Billy Manson with four newcomers. Fred Attins faces Dan OConn or in the semi final while Ralph Marley meets Nana Singh of India in the first preliminary. An Atkins 261 pound Australian known as the kangaroo clutch will headline another 30 minute bout as OConner Tong brings rough tactics to the ring. Nanjo Singh, appearing on supporting cards, marks his Syracuse debut and is noted for the cobra hold in a Hindu style.

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Packers Win Over Oshkosh Puts Anderson Solo Lead in East

Anderson Packers toppled Oshkosh 70 to 62 before 2,000 fans, Ralph Johnson scoring 22 to pace the winners. The victory put Anderson sole possession of first place in the Eastern division, a half game ahead of Syracuse Nationals. All 10 Anderson players scored at least three points. Stancrzak added 13 as Batmeister led Oshkosh with 15.

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Waldorf's Bears Not Too Sharp Ahead of Northwestern Game

Waldorf, coach of California's Rose Bowl bound Bears, said after a long workout that several spots must be smoothed before New Year's Day. He warned the team is off from mid season form, weak on defense and not sharp on offense.

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Pro Basketball New York State League Brief Item

Partial OCR text reports a pro basketball note from the New York State League with unclear names and events. The readable fragments indicate a game or performance update, listing teams and players in a period voice typical of sports briefs. Further specifics are unreadable due to garbled OCR.

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Regis King Leads Scorer Role for Manhattan Freshmen

Regis King stars for Manhattan College freshmen, scoring 120 points in seven games. He poured in 25 points against St. Francis, helping Manhattan to a 6-1 record in conference play and placing him among city league leaders. The squad defeated CCNY and CCM while splitting two games with St. Francis and Fordham. John McNerney returns in January after illness, boosting Owens Wage County League prospects.

Jack Durkin Regis King Canillus Teadee John McNerney

Records Set At Saratoga in 1948 Parochial Games Season

Saratoga Springs reports new attendance and betting records during the 1948 harness racing season at the Saratoga raceway. St John the Baptist leads with unbeaten play as St Pat bets climb to nine million in wagering. Parochial schools St Anthony St Lucy's Most Holy Rosary Assumption St John Evangelist St Vincent's clash while Cathedral draws a bye in the next round.

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Geneva Gets Two Players From Watertown Trade

Geneva Red Birds acquire Gutfielder Steve Kromkoat and Tony Romeo from Watertown Athletics in a straight player exchange. Kromko posted a .312 batting average in 126 games last season, Klesteni¢ hit .282 in 90 games for Watertown, and Romeo batted .259 in 48 games.

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Cleveland Hires Training Base for Farm Clubs

Cleveland Indians establish an extensive training complex at Marianna Florida, designating the former B29 air base as the site. Twelve minor league clubs will train there starting March 10 under Hank Greenberg and scouts led by Herold Muddy Ruel, with Batavia among the farm affiliates listed.

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Bison Injury Halts Rookie Johnson in Practice

Buffalo Bisons rookie defenseman Tom Johnson was injured by a skate to the right eye during a practice scramble. The eye wound needed four stitches but Johnson still joined the team to travel to St. Louis for the weekend series opener against the Flyers.

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New Tree Record Led by Creed and Thompson Pacer

A new tree record credited to Jimmy Creed emerged, with Silas Thompson of New Ross Indiana owning the pacer that covered the mile in 22016375. Other Laia season records followed, including purse distribution of 510675 and an increase of 5129,840 over the previous high of 1947. Average attendance and stable horses were noted, though the year and places remain unclear.

Jimmy Creed Silas Thompson New Ross Ind Roo

Halderson Rejoins Bisons After USL Play

Indianapolis report that Len Doc Halderson of Buffalo will return to the Bisons of the American Hockey League after stints with the Houston Husking and a U S League option. Coach Burl Friddle said the center, a former Georgetown Uni star, will be temporarily replaced by Jack Maddox of West Texas State, previously with Oshkosh in the NBL.

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Travel Home For Holiday To Syracuse Cagers

Nationals basketball players disperse for Christmas with most heading home while John Chaney and Jim Homer stay. Several players travel from Denver and New York to resume duties before Sunday’s game against Anderson. New acquisition AL Hoges expected to fill the void left by Jerry Rizzo.

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Stanley Stars as Rangers Top Blackhawks 3 2

New York Rangers defeat Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 behind Allan Stanley’s timely plays and assists. Buddy O’Connor delivers the go ahead goal after a late relay from Al Arbour and teammates in the third period. Maurice Richard fuels Montreal 4-2 over Boston as Canadiens strengthen fourth place while Boston falls in standings.

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Bills Land Larry Joe Bills Land Larry Joe

The Buffalo Bills of the All-America Football Conference announce new signings as they build for next season. Larry Joe, a 199-pound, 5 foot 10 halfback from Penn State, joins from the past two seasons. Also signed are Bull Talar nen, a rugged defensive back from Pennsylvania University, and Jim Lakens, an offensive lineman from Washington & Lee University.

Buffalo Bills Larry Joe Penn State Joe Sollegiata Elvelos Baffalo Bull Talarnen Pennsylvania University Jim Lakens Washsington & Lee University

LeMoynes Wallop Lincoln Bankers In City League Scores

City Recreation Basketball League results show LeMoynes Wallop Lincoln Bankers and various teams posting scores across divisions. Notable results include Five Stars 1 over Amisham 11 and Transfiguration 34 over Hawkers 30, with other close games among Scarlets and Indians.

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Reds Seek Avigie Gala Contract Offer

Cincinnati dispatch reports that the Reds have received a preoffer for Avigie Gala's contract. Telephone operator Wiseman says she would like to buy the contract if Gala is sold unconditionally, noting the odd requirement of owning a ball club.

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Cazenovia Junior College Promotes Wide Athletic Program

Girl Reporter Peggy Cram details Cazenovia Junior College athletics pageant across archery tennis softball field hockey basketball volleyball badminton and golf. Freshmen sophomores contest in field hockey and basketball while village cooperation funds a shelter and rink at Lakeland Park. January brings YWCA programs ski club and winter carnival with May capped by Athletic Association events. Local golf champion Mrs Donald Roney plans skating season with husband. Miss Peggy Goode leads as cheerleader.

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Five Thousand Three Hundred Forty Two Teams Enter ABC

Atlantic City N J P The American Bowling Congress announced today 5342 teams would seek prize money close to 300000 In its 461 annual tournament scheduled to begin in Convention Farma The ABC wanted 6864 teams for a 60 day meet and had visions of a 500000 prize melon The lower on ly list out three days from the t ournament and brought about a reduced number of alleys from 52 to 46 an ABC official said Tournament director Charles Trenter of Milwaukee said 3508 regular teams will compete The most are hoashers.

Atlantic City N. J.P American Bowling Congress ABC Charles Trenter Milwaukee

P.A.C.C. Wins Behind Wiegand 25 in CNYBL Game

Bob Wiegand scored 25 points to lead the Pntish American Citizens Club past the Hibernians 67 to 57 in a Central New York Basketball League game played on the Ukrainian home court. Jaap McGary added 17 points for the Hibernians.

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Baltimore Cagers Turn Back Stags

The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Chicago Stags 96 to 89 in Baltimore as Freddy Lawin opened a pivotal stretch with a fourth quarter set shot. Lewks pece led the Bullets with 20 points while Max Zaslofsky topped Chicago with 23 points. The St. Louis Bombers then routed the Providence Steamrollers 208 to 98, aided by Fay Lumpp’s 14 points as Fort Wayne surged.

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