Antinelli the Colgate standout figures in hoops and more
A Geneva resident, Al Antinelli, shines in basketball and excels in football and baseball for Colgate University. Scouts eye him as a major league prospect as he helps the Raiders in the upcoming War Memorial matchup with Colgate versus the Orange on March 1.
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Siafeet
Colgate
Chenango Valley
Stuady
Raider Frosh
Red O'Hara
Howie Hartman
War Memorial
Raiders
The
Orange
Cotton Bowl Play Starts Wednesday In Holiday Tourneys
Christmas week brings seven major college basketball carnivals including the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Texas Big Seven in Kansas City and more. Texas A&M and Arkansas meet Texas in the Cotton Bowl opener while Oklahoma A&M and Vanderbilt favored in other matchups. Big Seven features Kansas and Kansas State in top pairings with North Carolina State as host favorite in Dixie Classic style brackets. Gator and Sugar Bowl tourneys set standout schedules as Sun Carnival in El Paso and other events begin across Raleigh Jacksonville New Orleans and beyond.
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Dallas
Vex
Kansas City
Raleigh
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
New Orleans
el Paso
Texas
M. G
Arkansas
Te. Aggies
Balor
Vanderbilt
Rice
Christan
BIG Seven
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Kansas State
North Carolina
Southern California
North Carolina State
Navy
Wake Forest
Cornell
Duke
Columbia
Oklahoma Aggies
San Francisco
Tulane
Oklahoma City
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Idaho
Tulsa
Alabama
GATOR
Georgia
Florida
Florida State
Clemson
Kentucky
Brigham Young
Villanova
St. Louis
Wine
SUN Carnival
North Texas
New Moxico Aggies
If West Texas
Few Duck Hunting Days In December End In The Area
The second half of the split duck season ends today as hunting proves sparse with ducks scarce. Cold weather froze shorelines on Oneida Lake and nearby waters reducing drives, while Cayuga Seneca lakes drew occasional ducks but travel distance and blinds deterred many Central New Yorkers. Anglers report pike and perch catches at South Bay and Pike's Pound as winter fishing thrives.
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Cayuga
Seneca Lakes
New
New York
Percy B. Duryea
Oneida Lake
Big South Bay
Pike's Pound
Early hockey and basketball training for youth at War Memorial
A newspaper excerpt discusses youth athletic education with Eddie Shore and local groups promoting hockey clinics for ages 10 to 16, starting Friday at the War Memorial rink. Sessions run two hours from 7:30 AM, featuring professional athletes to guide juniors. Also mentions an evening basketball night school in Mexico with about 100 enrolled.
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Eddie Shore
War Memorial
Shore
Arourne
Mexico
John
NYU Eyes 12th Straight Victory Against Arizona
Undefeated New York University seeks its 12th straight win as it faces Arizona, the Border Conference champion, in a key matchup linked to a busy week of top teams. UCLA looms as a potential spoiler with games against Kentucky and St John’s ahead.
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New York
UCLA
Associated Press Weekly
Kentucky
Wildcats
Minnesota
St. John's
Redmen
St. John’s
Trnos
Fkt
Utah
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Frank MccGune
Celtics Rally In Overtime To Top Olympians
The Boston Celtics remained atop the Eastern Division with a 91 to 83 overtime win over the Indianapolis Olympians, their fourth OT victory of the season after Boo Denham forced overtime late in regulation. Syracuse lost to New York as the Knicks rallied from a 16 point halftime deficit behind 19 points from Harry Gallatin.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Syracuse Nats
Indianapolis Olympians
Boo Denham
Syracuse
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
Harry Gallatin
Boston
Siadeloh
Altimore
Rochester
Indianapolis
Fort Weyne
Mivauaee
Esuti
New York
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Fort Warne
Aumneapolis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Barons
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Hershey
Warriors
Providence
Beisler
Wally Stanowski
Cineinnati
Humez Agrees to Box Kid Gavilan
Humez of France accepts a March 28 title fight with welterweight champion Kid Gavilan at Madison Square Garden. IB C head Loi Burston said Humez’s managers accepted terms and expect arrival in late February. Humez, European welterweight champion, won a tune up in Nancy against Gilbert Stock, flooring Stock three times in 10 rounds.
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New York
Charl Humez
France
Kid Galavan
Madison Square Garden
Loi Burston
International Boxing Club
Burston
Ib.c’ Foreign Department
Humez
Nancy
Gilbert
Stoek Jin
Stock
Homer
Knicks Edge Nationals To End Slump In New York Victory
In a late March playoff clash at the War Memorial the Knicks rallied from 12 down to beat Syracuse Nationals 75 to 72 before 5,694 fans. Dolph Schayes led Nationals with 16 points but poor shooting and turnovers helped New York surge in the final stretch. Gallatin and McGuire sparked a decisive late run as New York pulled away and ended a four-game losing streak, closing the gap on the division lead.
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New York Knickerbockers
Syracuse
Nats
New York
Knicks
War Memorial
Joe Lapceick
Cervi
Syra# case
Boston Celtics
Miami
Fla
Milwaukee Hawks
Shrine
Syracusans
Dick McGuire
Harry Gallatin
Schayes
Jeff
Gallatin
McGuire
Vince Boryla
Seymour
Clifton
Jorgensen
Boryla
Jefe Schayes
NEW Yorf Gatort
Borvtat É Schavesf
Amgrhanal & Roche
Weaher
Eames
Seymoure i
Amcguiree
King
GlZashoiskst
Osterkornk
McGuiree
Jamaa
Red Wings Extend Lead With 4-0 Triumph Over Canadiens
Detroit moved 11 points ahead in the NHL race by routing Montreal 4-0 as Terry Sawchuk earned his seventh shutout. The Red Wings stood at 46 points from 19 wins and eight ties, while Toronto slipped to 35 in second. The Boston Bruins beat the Maple Leafs 4-2, and the Rangers edged the Blackhawks 3-2 to climb from last place.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Terry Sawchuck
Detroit
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Boston
New York Rangers
Chicago Blackhawks
Easy Washer Quint Tops Carriers In Industrial Prelim
Easy Washer Quint routed Carrier 35 33 in an industrial preliminary game ahead of the Nats Knicks clash at the War Memorial. Birch paced the victors with 15 points while Jim Schneibte added eight for the Twins Easy.
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Easy Washer
Carrier
War Memorial
Birch
Jim Schneibte
Peebles Named General Manager Of Jamestown Falcons
Ray Peebles former sports editor of the Erie Dispatch is named general manager of the Jamestown Falcons in the Class D Pony League. He began in Oil City in 1923 and later held publicity roles with teams including the New York Yankees Giants and Buffalo Bisons.
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Ray Peebles
Erie
Dispatch
Jamestown Falcons
Jamestowns
Detroit Tigers
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Oil City
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Giants
Buffalo Bisons
Warriors Triumph 3 2 Over Reds in Rhode Island
Syracuse Warriors beat Providence 3 2 to halt a slide and edge toward Hershey where they face the Pittsburgh Hortets. Doug McMurdy and Ken Hayden scored, with Stoddard assisting Providence as the league’s top scorer.
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Providence
Syracuse Warriors
Hershey
Pittsburgh Hortets
Doug McMurdy
Frank Beisler
Reds
Rhode Island
Ken Hayden
Warriors
Pittsburgh
Hornets
Hayden
McMurdy
Syracuse
Jack Stoddard
Jack McGill
Bell Goatane
Har|ness
Gooden
Orvata
Jora
Menara
Erordence
Shchalae Te Plante
Eund
Powell
Sullivan
Gradu
Kapus
Bedard
Scherae
Maurice Walsh
Lanesmen —Lesieut
Gearse
Spivey Quits Wildcat Team Amid Basketball Scandals
Lexington Kentucky February report states seven foot Spivey, a U S All America center, resigns from the Kentucky Wildcats amid lingering basketball scandal rumors. Spivey has not played this season following knee surgery and was named captain before New York District Attorney Vincent O Connor began probing alleged fixes. O Connor spent a week in Kentucky seeking information from three unidentified players, current or former, about bribery in the Kentucky program.
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Lexington
Bill Spivey
Kentucky
Wildcat
Spivey
Vincent O’connor
Istant
New York
O'Connor
Kerentucky
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Stracuse Herald-Journal
al Antinelli
Frank Woolever
Tull
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Tempo
Memorial Plant
Watts
Baltimore Bullets
Brestman
Volgate University
Geneva
Dixie
NYU
Builders’ Supply CO
Mote
Frank Vitale
Kathleen
Shrine Hospital
Frisco
Nationals
Jack Kerris
Fort Wayne Pistons
Minneapolis Lakers
George Mikan
Lakers
Tadianapolis
Jones
TilCoonert Loffran
Barnhorstt
Barris
Lavoy E Walther
Macauler
Au JO Brien
Sharman
Migheleen
Harris
Martin
Schaus
Kerris
Poust
Brian
Johnson
Miley
Wayne
Kid Gavilan
Yale
Herman Jickman
Yankees
Andy Gustafson
Sebels
Mahi Sheine Temple
Crippled Children’s Fund
Teavier North
Dolph Schayes
Dolph
Steves
Towels
Tal
Seractice
York
Syractice
Ischayes
Joreensen
Ratkoyiex
Zadotsky
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Colans
Stutz
Saarl
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Zesy
National Hockey
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Olson
SeaRran
Twday
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Michigan State
Ager
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Temple
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Phila
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Dunverne
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Pennsylvania
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South Connell
West Virginia
Tennessee
Los Apseles
Loyola
Wey
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N.B.A
Peebles
Jamestown ‘Baseball
Resin Danger
INS
New York State Athletic Commission
Rovert
Christenberry
State ‘Health Commission
Fittsburgh
S. Warren
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