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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1949
Page
11
Louis asserts that Savold must fight Charles, a boxing clash demanded by persistent calls. The remark underscores tension between fighters and promoters as fans push for a marquee bout in a bid to settle lingering rivalries.
Miss Yuckel led with a high game of 252 as Jane De Marchi finished second in a lively bowling note. The meet list shows Gridley Lugers Lutzy Siegler Gel Combined White and Normandy among participants with modest scores.
In the Cin Recreation Department bi league next week a nine game slate for girl basketball is listed. Senior division teams include Frankie and L, with matchups set across the planned venues and dates.
Representatives from CBA and Most Holy Rosary join former Rosary and Colgate peers for a triple bill at the Coliseum on Feb. 4. Rosary greats like Luke Dramd, Clarence Issig, Tom Costello, Bunny Leage appear as supporting stars alongside CBA veterans. The event includes a Rosary and CBA interlinked reunion while Corky Erwin signs with the Dodgers and Ithaca College Fresh wins highlight the program.
Penn State showcases two standout wrestlers, Jim Maurey and Homer Barr, stars from Clearfield High who were Pennsylvania scholastic champions. Both anchors of the Lions, they headline the wrestling program in a period of strong performance and notable achievements.
Peggy Cram Buss Patricia Evans as sports chairman of The Electromettes a club created for 3023 women employees of General Electric in Syracuse. Plans include golf bowling fencing and swimming with Miss Evans coordinating a broader program and Ruthann Stubbs vice president Betsy Zahora overseeing grants and Hester Smith managing funds. A golf unit formed last spring and weekly sweeps. the Woogpeckers lead the league followed by the Alley Oops.
Western Kentucky and Hamline, part of a four‑team group, defeated Syracuse University and Miami in a busy basketball slate as coach Adolph Diddle’s team from Kentucky pressed toward a title. Miami routed by 33, St. John’s of Minnesota won 55–35, while other games saw Baylor, San Francisco, and Tulsa posting wins in a packed schedule across the region.
Manhattan rides third ranked offense into a Tuesday night showdown with Siena, a top defensive unit. Siena enters with a 13 game stretch allowing about 40.2 points per game as Manhattan seeks a 71 point pace to topple their rival.
The Washington Lions, bolstered by Barons additions, fell to the Philadelphia Rockets 5 to 3 at Washington’s Coliseum. Demarco opened the scoring with Bryan Hextall assisting, but Rockets surged with two goals in each of the second and third periods as Washington extended its losing streak to eight games in the Eastern Division of the American Hockey League.
Fabius Five defeated Tully 45 to 33 in an Easter section game of the Onondaga County League played last night. Usherwood led the winners with key fast breaks and points while Toltr contributed for the losers in a low scoring contest.
SCHENECTADY UP Bobby Feller ace pitcher of the Cleveland Indians believes the American Leaguers will repeat as champions this year. He says Brooklyn is a strong threat but the Indians aim to win the pennant again. Feller expects to win 20 games and stresses the main goal of repeating as champions.
Chicago Stags regain pace in BAA Western Division with an 86 to 76 win over Boston Celtics. Mex Zaslufsky led Stags with 23 points, edging Eddie Ehlers who scored 22 for Celtics. Stags stay within one game of co leaders Rochester Royals and Minneapolis Lakers.
Hamilton Colgate Red Raiders host Clarkson Tech tonight at eight in Huntington. Raiders start Ernie Vandeweighs at center with Ed Brett and Core Norris at forward and Jim Moore and Ted Stes at guard. Clarkson’s scoring threats include Gata Wagner and guards Bet the Call.
Fragmented OCR lists teams and scores with unclear names. Mentions Boston New York Rochester and an American League context with games and a schedule. Data appears garbled but indicates ongoing league play and matchups for the night.
THOMAS D. COOLICAN reports on Good Listening with a cash prize contest and CBS Gene Autry personal appearance tour set for Syracuse February 8. Other items include ATC guest lineup, G. E. Houseparty, Gig Young and Adele Sacks, Miss Curtis leave of absence to finish sophomore year, Merle Overton stereomer intro, Wally Coseck leading drama on WSYR, and boxing from Central City Box, Hart vs Sanders with Parton and Woodie announcing.
Radio listings show today’s programs with times and hosts including Menree Shoe, Everest Horten, Dar and Morom Dewees. The schedule notes various segments, reviews, and theater features, with program changes and station notes throughout the day.
Frank McCabe of Wisconsin University leads the scoring race this season with 165 points in 13 games, averaging 12.7 points per game. The six foot forward tallied 73 points in a recent win, pushing his season totals higher as teammates support the Hilltop program.
An obscure TV listing fragment references a Saturday night program. Names and details are garbled but hint at a station schedule and show identifiers. The readable bits show a mix of station identifiers, times, and possible guest mentions without a clear program title.
A man named Fred A Schutrum was fatally struck by a bus yesterday in downtown Buffalo. The incident disrupted traffic as authorities investigated the accident and noted factors related to street conditions and bus movement. Local sports clubs and entertainment venues are referenced in a confused fragment about concessions and leagues, including mentions of baseball parks and the American Hockey League.
Onondagans rallied to defeat Lafayette 44 to 38 in an Eastern Division Class C and D contest of the Onondaga County League played last night at Onondaga Central field. The game featured standout plays from local players and a tight fourth period securing the win.
XEW YORK GS Gaston Reiff Belgiums first and only Diszepic champion schedules first American limbering up at Columbia University. Reiff arrived by clipser Lester Jay and announced his debut for the 3ulirose Games, to be held June 29 at Madison Square Garden. He won the 5,000 meter championship at the London Olympics last summer with a record 24 17.6, ending the European dominance of Czechoslovak athlete Emil Zatopek. He repeats the victory in a later meeting with the Czech athlete.
Cleveland bowler Ward tied a long standing headpin record with a 324 total in the headpin event. The standout performance marked an era prior to the war, highlighting Ward's skill and consistency on lanes at the local meet.
The report notes Lu Gambino plans to return to the Terp campus to continue his education. It references past football connections and mentions coaching appointments, including Captain Thom Hamilton and other figures tied to collegiate football and professional leagues.
The Silver Star basketball team defeated the Mohawks with a 29 to 24 score. Focused play and solid defense from Silver Star limited Mohawks’ scoring, while Star guards and forwards pushed ahead in the second half to secure the victory.
A bowling ace achieved a perfect 300 with twelve consecutive strikes. The incident mentions two gold watches and roving activity tied to the event, highlighting notable recognition of the bowler.
Hockey items show teams and venues in a compact sports timetable. Listings include matchups such as Dallas at Oakland and Los Angeles at San Francisco with times and venues, alongside international and league notes.
Mana Charles Deessen announces an Oaklang Acorns youth sports event for youngsters of school age on February 25 and 26. The school will be held on Saturday February 19.
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