Dayton and UCLA Fives Eliminated in Holiday Tournaments
North Carolina State’s John Maglio, a six foot sophomore from Havertown Pa, propelled a late push shot for an 85 84 win over Minnesota in the Dixie Classic final at Raleigh N C Maglio and NC State earned an unbeaten record and a shot at top national honors. Nearby Duquesne defeated Dayton 90 75 in the Holiday Festival semi finals as Dick Ricketts hit a Garden record 19 of 19 free throws and a tournament high 38 points. LaSalle beat UCLA 77 75 to reach the finals while Notre Dame and Holy Cross, Missouri and other teams advanced in related holiday tournaments.
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Hoop Man Hurt in Garden Tilt
Niagara guard Hubie Brown suffered a throat hemorrhage after a tumble in the charity game against Syracuse at Madison Square Garden. Garden physician Dr. Vincent Nardiello said he would stay in St. Clare's Hospital overnight for observation with possible operation if the bleeding worsens.
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Consolation round leads to finals in college tourney
Consolation round results show Boston University beaten 82 73 with Nicholls 19 Dursema 18 and Willgohs 17 leading scorers. Maryland crushed Rhode Island 83 66 Cincinnati 262 over Evansville to set tonight's finals. Shavlik 32 tops six ten scoring honors while Simonovich 24 and Garmaker 24 boost Minnesota. Duke upsets North Carolina 65 52 and Virginia beat Cornell 79 71 as Hundley 24 and Rosenbluth 29 stand out.
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Gladys Cartint Tops Ladies Major League Singles
Gladys Cartint scored 227 to lead the Ladies Major League as Ann Osborne had the high series with 579. Eastwood posted a high team single of 951 and A.A.J.H.L.C. Keglers totaled 2 703 for the top triple.
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Polio Ends Football Dream of Redskins Prospect
Roy Butterworth, former Bucknell halfback and 1953 Redskins signee, informed the club he contracted polio and cannot play professional football. He’s in an Army hospital in Denver and will be considered a Redskins alumnus with guest privileges at games.
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Kerner Fined by NBA Over Referee Quarters Flap
Milwaukee Hawks manager Ben Kerner and coach Red Holzman were fined 350 dollars each by NBA president Maurice Podoloff after they barged into the referee quarters without permission. Kerner plans to appeal at the next board of governors meeting.
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Richard Brawls With Leaf Rookie In NHL Fight
Montreal star Maurice Richard clashed with Toronto rookie Bob Bailey after a 1 1 tie. Richard scored his 401st career goal before a third period fight that led to major penalties and misconduct for arguing and striking at linesman George Hayes.
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Springfield Indians Beat Barons to Extend AHL Lead
Elliott Chorley fueled a 5-4 win over the Cleveland Barons with a goal and two assists after setting up two early scores. The Indians moved seven points ahead of the Pittsburgh Hornets and Hershey Bears as Chorley’s late third period tally sealed the victory. The Hornets fell 3-1 to the Bears.
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Lizzi leads Solvay league with 662 set
Lizzi Bowls 662 to lead the Solvay Commercial League standings. Pat Trivison scores 1605 and John Savo adds 602 as teammates contribute strong totals.
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Nats Extend East Lead. All Stars Jan. 18 at MSG
Syracuse Nationals hold a 142 game lead in the Eastern Division despite a 72-70 defeat to Philadelphia. New York losses by Rochester keep Syracuse atop, setting Al Cervi to coach the Eastern All Stars against the West on January 18 at Madison Square Garden.
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New Haven Hosts Clinton In Arena Hockey Opener
New Haven Blades meet Clinton Comets at the Arena Saturday night at 8 30. Clinton leads the Eastern League by a slim margin and can widen the gap with a win. The Comets已 own two victories over New Haven this season 4 2 and 5 3 and a 6 35 overtime loss.
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Ski Report Highlights Mixed Albany Conditions Across Resorts
State commerce department reports varied ski conditions. Belleayre Mt. shows bad spots with a hard frozen base and no skiing. Cooperstown lists 36 packed with poor conditions while Kiamesha Lake and Lake Placid note fair to breakable bases. Old Forge reports 1 inch powder with a 12 inch base and good conditions. Snow Ridge Turin lists a 12 inch base with poor to fair skiing. Speculator 17 frozen base. Whiteface Lower Level reports zero to 5 inches with poor conditions.
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Jocoy Wins Saturn Club Intercollegiate Squash Championship
Ed Jocoy of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute captured his third consecutive Saturn Club intercollegiate squash title with a four set triumph over Smith Chapman of McGill University in the finals.
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Brown and Moylan Reach Sugar Bowl Finals In New Orleans
Defending champion Tom Brown Jr and Eddie Moylan of Tren ton N J reached the Sugar Bowl tennis finals in New Orleans. Brown defeated Bernard Bartzen 6 4 6 1 while Moylan beat Mario Llamas 6 2 2 6 2 6 2 to set the doubles and singles clash.
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Action Postponed On Giardello Case
The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission after a 25 hour hearing postponed a decision on suspending middleweight contender Joey Giardello for actions detrimental to boxing. Giardello was involved in a gasoline station brawl.
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Le Bel Family Set for Barrel Jump Title Clash
Three members of the Le Bel ice skating family from Lake Placid compete at Grossinger Country Club on January 8 for barrel jumping honors. Aldrina defends the women's crown while brothers Leo and Kenneth aim to upset men’s champion Terry Browne of Detroit. entries were received yesterday.
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Gillman Pressed for Rams Head Coach Job
Cincinnati Enquirer reports Sid Gillman UC coach and former West Point assistant is seriously considered for the Los Angeles Rams head coaching post in the NFL.
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Ex UCLA Coach Harry Trotter Dies at 64
Harry Trotter, retired UCLA track and football coach, died at his son's home Wednesday night at age 64. He coached track from 1919 to 1946 and football in 1921 and 1922. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Anna Preble Leads Twin Laurels in Polish Home Loop
Anna Preble led with two wins and a 200 single plus 510 for the twin laurels in the Polish Home Ladies' league. Parkview won top team single with 909. Skylight posted a high team series of 2 610.
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New York Sends 27 Bowlers to Chicago All Star Classic
Syracuse entries led by Adam Gajewski Andy Piraino and Barbara Korthas join 24 others from New York for the 14th annual Chicago event with $14 000 in prize money. Piraino teammates include Varipapa and several local stars as New York aims for titles amid strong showings in both men’s and women’s divisions.
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Rockets and Clinton Stars Meet For Memorial Showdown
Syracuse Rockets take on the Clinton Stars at Memorial in a decisive first place bid for the New York State Hockey League. Game time 8 45 p m with two precursor high school games, public skating after. Coach Art Simmons named John Christie in goal and plans to insert George Young into a third line. Clinton’s lineup features John Barretta and forwards Mike Nardella Tom Dockrell and Dick Dockrell.
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College Basketball Tournament Glances Across East and Midwest
East region scores include Iona 68 over St Francis 97 and Hofstra hosting, plus Delaware 68 over Lafayette 69 in semis. Midwestern action features Wisconsin 66 over Princeton 64 and Missouri 95 over Oklahoma 87 in the Big Seven semis, with numerous consolation results across leagues and venues.
Irene Zeck Leads 216 in Twilight Bowling Standings
Irene Zeck bowled a 216 to top the individual scores in the Ladies Twilight league along with Esther Haynes who rolled a 513. Peacock led the team scoring with 2,273 in the event.
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Orlando Pin Leader Pace Setter in South Side Circuit
An gelo Orlando led the South Side Recreation circuit with a 246 single and 624 triple. Rezak's 1077 stood as high team solo while Pepper captured the top series with 3 025.
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Tulloch to Get Bridge Job Again
ALBANY CP. Governor Dewey acted to insure John C. Tulloch of four more years on the Oedensburg Bridge Authority. His term expires Saturday and the appointment fills a vacancy from Ralph H. Michaels who resigned. The post pays no salary and requires no Senate confirmation.
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