Holman eyes extended CCNY basketball tours abroad
CCNY coach Nat Holman reflects on his 20th anniversary as coach and praises travel for player education. He recalls winter trips to California, Cleveland, Buffalo, Syracuse, and the Coast, plus a 600-strong alumni dinner, arguing future tours many be longer and even cross‑oceans for Good Will and international competition.
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Nat Holman Names Top 50 Pro Players and College Picks
In a wide-ranging interview with Asher Markson and Harry Marley, Nat Holman recalls rope net games as his favorite pro basketball, laments steel wire nets, and names many legends such as Jack Inglis, Barney Sedran, Ed Wachter, Vic Hanson, Dutch Dehner, Johnny Beckman, and Davey Banks. He also weighs college teams, favoring Kentucky and St Louis with a nod to Bowing Green and Oklahoma A&M, and praises coach Iba.
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Asher Markson
Harry Marley
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Suhoush
Jack Inglis
Barney Sedran
Ed Wachter
Trot
Larry
Hough
Chris Leonard
Celtics
Joe Lapchick
Syracuse
Vic Hanson
Dutch Dehnerit
Johnny Beckman
Davey Banks
Benny Borgmann
Marty Friedman
Burt
Kentucky
St. Louis
Rupp
Macauley
Ed Hickey
Bowling Green
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Oklahoma
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Iceas
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Fight Results From The Associated Press
Boxers from multiple cities gather results with knocks and points. Names include Ezzard Charles, Teddy Davis, Leo Mihi, Gene Flanagan, Jesse Flores, and Joe Cheshut with alerts of stoppages and decisions across Cincinnati New York Baltimore Brooklyn St Paul Chicago San Francisco and Newark.
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Associated Press
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Red Tor
Davis
Jimmy Mealister
Brooklyn
tLeo Mii
Eduardo Carrasco
ST. Paul
Gene Flanatan
Luis Ramos
Chicago
Luther Rewlines
Spring training opens with talk of pennants across majors
Florida hosts seven major league camps within 50 miles as the 1943 season begins with optimism. Managers such as Onslow of the White Sox and Boudreau of the Indians project upward, while Rickey of the Dodgers and Dyer of the Cardinals predict strong campaigns. McCarthy of the Red Sox and Mack of the Athletics emphasize quick starts and solid pitching.
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Indians
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Bisons Sign Two Rookies for 1949 Camp
Buffalo Bisons add two rookies to 1949 contracts Les Eggers an outfielder from Rome and Luis Aloma a pitcher purchased from Havana. Eggers hit .275 last season in the Canadian American circuit while Aloma posted 19 wins with a 2.77 ERA for Havana.
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Buffalo Bisons
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Luis Aloma
Havana
Eggers
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Aloma
Army to Meet Georgia Tech in Atlanta November 1952
Army and Georgia Tech will clash in Atlanta for their first meeting since 1950 with a single 1952 game to be played early in November. Lt. Col. Orrin C. Kreuger of Army announced the contract.
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West Post
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Atlanta
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College Basketball Scores Across Regions and Teams
Regional college basketball results show York Onirreicr ss beating New York 53 to 12 and Syracuse trailing with 12 points. Providence downed by Manazisan 67 to 23. Moravian 70 over SOTTH Astbarn 65. Midwest matches feature Indiana Wessesen at 73 over Elmhurst 70 while Wisconsin Oshkosh led 34 to 33. Southwest Houston State edged Trinity 64 37. Baylor 45 over Texas Thristan. Far West Denver defeated BWcoming 37 to 34. Colorado teams posted mixed results.
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Texas Thristan
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Hardin-Simmons
West Texas State
Syracuse Board Ousts Grid Staff Reform Policy Promised
The Administrative Board of Athletics at Syracuse voted unanimously to replace the grid staff and expand powers to supervise intercollegiate sports. Vice Chancellor Crawford released a report urging a vigorous athletic program, better public relations, and improved facilities to boost football and overall sports, while housing and facilities reforms were planned for athletes.
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Syracuse
Andreas
Board of Trustees
Louis Renounces Title in Retirement From Boxing
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis announced his retirement via letter dated February 2 and released by National Boxing Association Commissioner Abe Green. Louis said he regretted relinquishing the title but planned to stay retired, while his group headed from Miami for exhibitions in Nassau, Bahamas.
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Gorgeous George Returns to Syracuse in Boxing Ring Gauntlet
In Syracuse at the Coliseum George Enters to face Capt. Mike Browning Mihalakis in the main event after a Madison Square Garden win over Ernie Dusek. Browning Mihalakis vows to roughen George as Walter Podolak duels Sliding Billy Hansen in the semi final and Aloysius Haggerty meets Howard Canton wine in another likely fireworks bout. Abe Coleman battles Al Korman in the opener.
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Coliseum
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George
Madison Square Garden
Ernie Dusek
Mihalakis
Mike
Walter Podolak
Billy Hansen
Aloysius
Haggerty
Howard
Cantonwine
Abe Coleman
al Korman
Le Moyne to Play Cadets Farewell Night honors Harold Anderson
Cadets and Ue stoyne College freshmen will meet at Binghamton on March 22 in a farewell night for Harold Whitey Anderson. Anderson leaves as Binghamton High School coach to become director of athletics and basketball coach at Manlius in September. He formerly played basketball at Manlius Colgate University and hails from Rochester.
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Uestoyne College
Harold “Whitey
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Binghamton
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Rochester
Dick Button Declines Pro Career to Stay in College
Richard Button of Enclewood New Jersey and world amateur figure skating champion said he would not turn professional and would continue his collegiate studies at Harvard. He denied plans to abandon his studies after winning the world title for the second time and expected to compete in the U S championships in Philadelphia March 11-12.
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Enclewood
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Philadelphia
Crawford to lead search for new coach after losses and meetings
The report notes three victories and six defeats. Officials were informed at 9:55 AM, faculty at noon. Dr. Crawford met with fact-finders at 12:20 PM, then athletic staff with Crawford and Andreas at 2:30, and by 4:00 PM Crawford and Andreas met the football squad to start deliberations on a new coach. No applications have been received.
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Andreas
McKee Signs for Redskins Again
Paul McKee and fullback John Hollar signed to new contracts with the Washington Redskins. McKee, a Syracuse graduate, and Hollar from Boone, N C were retained after coaches reviewed game films.
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Browns Evict Cardinals From Sportsman's Park
St Louis Browns announce Cardinals forfeited lease on Sportsman's Park and will terminate April 3. Cardinals president Fred M. Saigh notified. dispute stems from higher rent and Cardinals broadcasting road games. Cardinals must find alternative home site by April 22 opener.
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Dodier Realty and Investment Company
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Sportsman's Park
Cazenovia Urged for Football Hall of Fame Site
Assemblyman Wheeler Milmoe urged locating the Football Hall of Fame in Cazenovia New York. A Canastota Republican resolution asks the Legislature to press the National Football Shrine and Hall of Fame to consider Central New York when selecting a site. Milmoe notes Cazenovia as birthplace of Gerzviit Smith Miller, founder of the game, and its proximity to the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown.
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Football Hall of Fame
Albany CP
Wheeler Milmoe
Hall of Fame
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National Football Shrine and Hall of Fame, Inc
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Hart Loses on Unpopular Decision in Duquesne Garden Card
In Pittsburgh Tommy Yaresz defeated Sylvester Perkins and Jackie Armitage won a decision over Hart before 3 742 fans. Yaresz led most rounds and pressed a win, while Perkins landed hard blows. Hart faded late as Armitage took the verdict from Syracuse with boos echoing from the crowd.
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Tommy Yeresz
Sylvester Perkins
Jackie Armitaze
Cum Hart
Duquesne Garden
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Perkins
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Mohawk and Schenectady Open Playoffs in NY Pro Basketball
The New York State Professional Basketball League begins playoffs with Mohawk at Schenectady. Cohoes leads standings and clashes with Glens Falls in a best-of-three opener at Cohoes, with a Saturday rematch in Glens Falls and a possible third game in Saratoga Springs.
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Cohoés
Saratoga Springs
Rice rupture treatment experts in Syracuse at Yates Hotel
Personal representatives of William and Rice Inc advertise the Rice Method for reducible rupture control at the Yates Hotel in Syracuse from March 2 to March 5. Attendees can try the Rice Appliance with a 30 day trial and no charge unless satisfied. Hours are listed with morning and afternoon slots.
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