Colleges Warned by Sanity Code in NCAA Review
Fourteen member schools face possible investigation after not complying with the NCAA Sanity Code limiting incentives offered to athletes. Clarence P. Houston reported to the NCAA board that some schools intend to come into compliance by March 1, while others admitted violations. In a separate update, Eastern football TV contracts may require one-year terms, and Dr. Floyd Eastwood noted the 1942 season had no fatalities in college football. L R Darren Meier of Texas Christian University was elected president of the American College Football Coaches Association for 1949.
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National Collegiate Athletic Assocition
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Clarence P. Houston
NCAA
Inten Lhcy
New York
Tufts College
Anid
Floyd R. Eastwood
Eastwood
Los Angeles State
Col Jeges
American College Football Coaches Association
L. R. “Daren” Meier
Texas Christian University
Harvey Harman
Rutger
Cathedral Triumphs Over St Lucy 57 51 Second Place Secured
Cathedral invaded St Lucy's court last night and outpaced the Downtowners to seize second in the Parochial standings. Bob Warne led with 14 points, supported by Tom Mahar 12 and Lefty Erwin 12. Losers' emps scored 18 in a high scoring effort.
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St Lucy's Court
Bob Warne
Tom Mahar
Walker Leads St. Pat In Close Basketball Battle
St Patrick won a tight game as John Walker led with 21 points. St Pat jumped to a fast start 14 to 7, led 61st period 14 to 7, and rallied from a 40-39 deficit in the final two minutes. Other scores mentioned include Peters 23 and Andrews 58 in a crowded box of results.
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Joan T. Roberts
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Spenser Borac
International Leaguers Profit By Diversion Of Players From Montreal
The article discusses a new triple-A alliance involving Brooklyn, Montreal, St. Paul, and Hollywood to boost the International League. It predicts clearer pennant chances for 108 and potential player diversions as Brooklyn supplies three AAA teams instead of two. Manager Clay Hopper may influence the effects next season.
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Jack Dorain
Olieesl Lesges
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Hollywood to Build Brooklyn Boxers in Major League Ties
Worcester fighter Fred A. Mattei linked to Brooklyn organization with Dodgers backing as Hollywood attempts to develop local boxing talent. The piece notes Mattei’s injury in a four round bout and mentions connections to Montreal and St Paul via Worcester Maz UF format and Holy Cross roots.
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Boston
Eddie Urbee
Pacific Coast
City Hospital
Mattei
Holy Cross
Onondagans Beat Onondaga Central 44 36 In Lively Eastern BillIon
Fabius won 44 to 36 against Onondaga Central in an Eastern division game of the Onondaga County High School League on the winning team's court. Mike Antil tallied 14 points for Fabius.
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Onondaga Central
Onondaga County
Mike Antil
Basketball Action Hits The Garden In Late Show
A chaotic buildup before the George Washington versus Manhattan game unsettled the Garden crowd. The night’s premier pairing featured St Josephs Philadelphia facing C N and Loyola Chicago matching up with St. Louis, creating a tense, rumor-filled atmosphere as teams prepared to take the floor.
Knicks Win In Boston Triumph Ends Road Trip
Knicks finish road trip with a 69-87 victory over the Celtics led by SID TANENBAUM's late set shot and Harry Gallatin's scoring. Boston, ahead early, was edged as the Knicks rallied in the final period with a 23 point burst sealing the win.
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Aeluxe
Harry Gallatin
New York Knickerbockers
Boston Celtics
Tanenbaum
New Yorkers
Knicks
Ruth Zylka High Leads GE Circuit Bowling Standings
Miss Ruth Zylka posted the top 461 series in the GE Electronics Women's Bowling event with games of 158 144 and 159. Helen Walker secured second with a 437 series including 133 140 and 164. Miss Matie Rolls added 435 while Helen Scott led singles with 192 and Chris OReilly 190. The Lucky Seven earned high triple honors with a 2 500 team total and the Aimless Five registered a 902 high team single.
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G.E. Electronics
Helen Walker
Les Place
Matie Rolls
Helen Scott
Chris Oreilly
Mary Church
Aimless
Assumption Team to Face Valley Legion in Evening Basketball
Assumption post team hosts Valley Legion Post in an 8 30 p m league contest as undefeated status looms. The rival game headlines a schedule including a separate 7 30 p m exhibition against the Yankees in the city.
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Ice Is Needed At Plattsburg Hockey Practice
Fragmentary note references Plattsburg hockey team needing ice for practice. Contains unclear phrases and possible misspellings but indicates requirement for rink time and preparations for games or sessions. No recognizable names, dates, or official details present.
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Plattsburg
Four accused in $20,000 college basketball bribe case freed on bail
Four men linked to an alleged bribe plot involving George Washington University basketball co captain David Shapiro were released on bail of 359,000 after the grand jury adjourned for the weekend. The case centers on a planned game with Manhattan College at Madison Square Garden and the ongoing district attorney investigation. Shapiro cooperated with police since reporting the ride attempt last September. The four men, including Jacob Aronovite and Philip Klein, were released after a reduction of the original bail.
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George Washington University
Manhattan
Madison Square
Garten
Jack Levy
Winter Rivlin
Miami
New York
Jacob Aronovite
Philip Klein
Brooklyn
Shapiro
District Attorney's
Young tenor Vaughn faces career crossroads at Carnegie Tech
The article profiles a young baritone who quit engineering to pursue music after a teacher remark sparked his Met ambitions. He later trained in Boston and rose from Carnegie Tech beginnings to a stage presence tied to NBC and CBS programs. It notes his switch to singing, early job history, and celebrity connections.
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Jeavng
Carnegie Tech
Wan ‘Ath
Austin Iwiter
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Leroy Fuk
Jack Marskard
Ard B Society
Boston
Ben
Ae Hew Conservatory ‘Music
Carnege
Met Briitone
Vaughn
Met
NBC
Pompei and Baptist Teams Victors in Parochial League
St John the Baptist romped over St John the Evangelist 43 to 19 on Lemoyne School court for its fourth win in an unbeaten parochial grammar league run. Our Lady of Pompei added a 36 to 22 victory over St Matthews of East Syracuse while Sacred Heart beat Cathedral 11 to 2 and Assumption edged St Vincent's 15 to 13.
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St. John the Evangelist
Lemoyne
Our Lady of Pompei
St. Matthews
East
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Sacred Heart
Cathedral
Assumption
St Vincent's
Minoa Five Routs Liverpool in County League
In a Class B game of the Onondaga County High School Basketball League Minoa High defeated Liverpool 73 to 35. Ronald Cos sac led the winner with 22 points as Minoa dominated the contest at Moorfield. Nearby, CBA opened its season with a win as coach Walter Iadovico’s team beat Cleveland at Oneida Lake Village Barn. Jim Prevost, Pet Antonacci and Denny McCormick won for CBA while Roy Spadafora led Cleveland with a win amid several draws and other notable performances.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Cincinnati
John Dotterer
Batcher
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Henry “Dutch” Dotterer
Regis King
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Ander
Walter Iadovico
Cleveland
Oneida Lake
Jim Prevost
Pet Antonacci
Denny McCormick
Roy Spadafora
Joe Capertelli
John Jetmeon
Cievaland
Buh Thayer
RADIO TIMETABLE LISTS MANDS BY STATIONS
RADIO TIMETABLE IN RELÉ PROGRAMS MANDS BY STATIONS TODAY HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE SHOWS AT 530 PM AND LATE NIGHT FEATURES. LISTS OF WEATHER, HOSTS, AND SPECIAL SEGMENTS APPEAR WITH unclear OCR DETAILS. MULTIPLE PROGRAM TITLES AND TIMES ARE SUGGESTED, ALONG WITH NAMES OF HOSTS AND SPONSORS.
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Television Station Schedule Note Describes Programs
A fragmented readable item lists a TV station schedule with children's programming and sports coverage. Mentions Lawrence Tech and university teams possibly tied to broadcast plans. Specific names and dates are unclear, but the item signals a local TV listing with morning and basketball related content.
Home repair tips and hardware ideas for homeowners
A compact roundup offers masking tape that forms a removable plastic film for clean edges, a wallplug for easy cord connections, fire cement for fixtures, proof glaze for seams, lacquer or cellulose tape to prevent rat stains, and advice on coating metal containers with lacquer. Contact Mr. Codd for general repair questions.
Crochet Pattern Offer From Syracuse Herald Journal
A crochet pattern promotion invites readers to send 20 cents to Pattern 528 at the Syracuse Herald Journal Needlecraft Dept for directions. Include name address and zone. mail to P O Box 116 Flatbush Station Brooklyn 26 N Y.
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Needlecraft Dept. P.O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
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