Syracuse Sports Roundup Shows Coaching Turmoil and Big Games
The article reports on Syracuse football coaching debates with figures like MATY V. Byrne ill in Misa and talk of nine long Saturdays, Niagara and Canisius basketball closings near Buffalo, and a Syracuse-Colllege Zame showdown expected to draw huge crowds, plus Dempsey's wrestling and referee notes. The piece notes ticket shortages in Niagara and a looming major crowd for the Orange versus Rens.
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V. Byrne
Misa
Syracuse
Dempsey
Pedro Martinez
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
New York State
Abvays
Lcense
Cry Babies Says Binghamton Man Letter on Fight Fans
A reader from Binghamton critiques New York boxing coverage and fight fans. He defends Joey DeJohn's record while disparaging Barone and Mead and questions management and stamina. The letter mentions DeJohn facing notable opponents and argues the champion must possess extra quality.
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Syracuse
Nick Barone
Joey DelJohn
Barone
Joel Tayior
Binghamton
Joel DeJohn
Pete Fead
Joey
DeJohn
Buffalo
Pete Mead
Mead
Steve Belloise
Jake LaMotta
Zale
Cerdan
Sitle
Joe Netron
Mohawk Forfeits to Schenectady in Pro League Semifinal
In a state pro league semifinals incident Mohawk led Schenectady by 57 55 with under 20 seconds left but a Mohawk timekeeper grabbed the official timer. After a 15 minute discussion the game was resumed then Mohawk refused to return to the court and forfeited to Schenectady 2 0. Barry Kreisberg led Cohoes with 16 points while Don Toombs had 10 for Glens Falls.
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Cohoes Mastodons
Glens Falls
Schenectady
Mohawk
Barry Kreisberg
Cohoes
Don Toombs
Freeman Keller
Helier
Connie Baker
Baker
Jordan High School Stuns Elbridge In 47 to 31 Victory
Jordan High School basketball team defeated Elbridge with a 47 to 31 score at Jordan last night, derailing Elbridge’s hopes for a Class C-D western division County League postseason berth. Referee Corbets oversaw the game. Elbridge player totals listed as 20 7 43 and Jordan totals as 12 1432 at balltime.
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Invaders
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Skaneateles Defeats Marcellus To Close Regular Season
Skaneateles topped Marcellus 57 to 47 to finish regular season play in the Western 4 division of the County League. Skaneateles earned its first win in 12 scheduled starts and held a late lead as the scoring summary showed key baskets by Go and Fedhmaney.
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Skaneateles
Marcellus
Skaneteles
Ers
Fedhmaney
Rithares
St Bona Closes Season With Villanova Test
St Bonaventure College seeks to end a strong season by challenging Villanova in the opening half of a basketball doubleheader at Buffalo. The Brown Indians own a top defensive rating and have won 17 of 23, while Villanova carries the East’s best record with only three losses in 23 starts. In the nightcap Canisius hosts Boston College, a new addition to the Golden Griffins’ schedule, with Canisius at 15 10.
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Ture College
Villanova
Eddie Milkovich
Brown Indians
Wen
St. Benz
Canisius College
Boston College
Golden Griffins
Canisius
Camillus Beats Split Rock For Second in Division Standings
Camillus defeated Split Rock 48 to 32 to move into second place in the western division of the Class C-D County League. The game at Split Rock was won by Camillus as the hosts remained winless. A Solvay Geddes Vets vs General Electric game scheduled for tonight was postponed.
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Split Rock
General: Electric
Solvay Geddes Vets
Colgate Faces Syracuse In Crucial Intercollegiate Clash
Syracuse aims to clinch the Central New York title against Colgate as captain Ed Stickel closes his career for the Orange. Jack Riley and Ernie Vandewhe will lead the Raiders in a season finale with potential impact on a three way tie with Cornell and Colgate.
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Syrscuse
Leput
Rey
Ed Stickel
Syracuse
Orange
Canisius
Senter Royce Newell
Oranse
Ernie Vandeweghe
Ree Raiders
Vanes
Ed Eren
Raiders
Ernie
Brett
Fred Dair
Frank Warren
Jerry Paladin
Bob Plunkett
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Grange
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Stickel
New Jersey
Badger boxing team extends win streak with Syracuse victory
Wisconsin defeats Syracuse 32 to 23 to extend its 23 straight intercollegiate dual meet wins. Al Sauerwein wins by technical knockout at 135 pounds, Jim Rollier takes a 155 pound decision, while Jay Wason earns a 230 pound loss for Syracuse. Crandell and Crandell contribute late in the heavyweight bout.
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University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Syracuse University
al Sauerwein
Jim Rollier
Jay Wason
Orange
Bobi ‘Ranck
Marvy’ ‘Crandell
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John Lendensk
Juhian Levine
Eetision
Gene Gieming
Ted Bay Line
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Evans and Brennan Lead GE Women Sling Scores
Pat Evans led with a 182 in the General Electric Women sling league, followed by Miss Mery Brennan's 141 trio. Ruth Zylka trailed with 169, Bernice Gladeszewski bowled 163, Evans placed second in triple scoring with 429, and Mildred Scotti had 428. Dead Ducks claimed double honors with 2476 trio and a 573 single. The Troopers and Alley Oops posted 2.5 and 2.425 in totals, while Lucky Sevens took second in singles with 51.
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Pat Evans
Mery Brennan
General Electric
Ruth Zylka
Miss Evans
Bernice Gladeszewski
Mildred Scottihead
Troopers
Lucky Sevens
Sei
St John the Baptist Grammar Wins a 11th Victory
St John the Baptist Grammar School won its 11th victory in 12 starts by beating St Vincent’s 9 15 yesterday in a Parochial Grammar School League game on the opponents court. Other scores listed include Most Holy Rosary 42 Cathedral 25 and St Brigids 123 St Matthews 25 Transfiguration 15.
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St. Matthews
Transfiguration
De Marco Defeats Graham In Rough Brooklyn Bout
Paddy De Marco of Brooklyn won by unanimous decision over Bill Graham of New York in a rough. dull 4 round fight. The crowd paid 493 dollars at the event with total receipts 235290 dollars.
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Marek
Pilly Grahaimn
New York
Paddy DeMarco
Madison
Garden Reading
AW York
Tras
Paddy de Marcon
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de Marcon
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Hockey Player Absolved in Death of Fan
Grant Warwick was absolved of responsibility for Norman Kallex’s death, following a paddock at Olympic arena during a game. Haley’s physician Dr. C W Evaris testified the injury was slight and Haley died of a heart ailment, with an assault and battery charge pending.
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Grant Warwick
Norman Kallex
Warwick
Olympic Arena
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St Anthony Routs Baptists To Tighten Parochial Race
St Anthony of Padua Cavaliered St John the Baptist 25 to 45 on Pere LeMoxyne School court to pull into a two way tie for second with 12 wins and 3 losses. St Vincent tops the standings at 12-3 with one game left as Padua aims to meet Rosary and Assumption while Baptists face Cathedral and St Lucy. Artie Kenner scored 20 to spark the Padua victory, their second in as many weeks after beating St Vincent seven nights earlier.
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St. Vincent Nets OT Win to Grab Lead in League
Billy Jenkins hit a decisive basket in overtime to lift St. Vincent to a 27-26 victory over Cathedral on Cathedral’s court. Jenkins earlier tied the game 25-23 in regulation, forcing the extra period where Cathedral’s Joe Lryéon scored once in OT. Jenkins then sealed the win as St. Vincent moves to 12-3.
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Le Moyne Teams Travel to Cobleskill in Contested Visit
Le Moyne College basketball squads journeyed to Cobleskill for a clash with the Cobleskill Aggies as they chase a late-season win. The Dolphins seek a repeat victory after beating the Aggies at the Coliseum and close out their schedule with one more game at Kings College in Wilkes Barre, Pa., on March 12.
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Hartwick Clinches Season With Dominant Buffalo Win
Hartwick College finished the basketball season by defeating the University of Buffalo 68 to 36 to reach 17 victories. Hartwick led by ten at halftime and extended the margin in the second half. Dick Hiffa scored 26 points for Hartwick while Rod Eldredge led Buffalo with 13 points.
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Hartwick College
University of Buffalo
Hartwick
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Rod Eldredze
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Miss Pallotta Scores Big In Victory League Match
Margaret Pallotta led the Ladies Victory League with 549 runs in three overs, firing 225 singles. Helen Gresens trailed with 536, Doris Broom 510, Eva La Venture 502, and Louise Greene 500 as Millers posted team highs of 2,375 and 34 dollars. Match results incomplete with garbled lines.
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Margaret Palotta
Hrenegers
Agh
Helen Gresens
Doris Broom
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Eva la Venture
Louisise Greene
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Oeember & Staat
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Scuare
Syracuse Police Basketeers vs Central Square Raiders Tonight
Syracuse Policemen travel to Central Square to meet the Raiders on the fat her s court for a 3 o'clock game tonight.
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Syracuse Police Basketeers
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Evangelists Top Rosary in Parochial League Clash
St John Lee Evangelists defeated Most Holy Rosary 59 to 49 on the Joan T. Roberts school court. Dick Shea scored 25 for the winners, who improved to nine victories and five defeats. Halftime stood 26 to 33 with St John leading.
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Most Holy Rosary Jastinizzhi
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Dick Shea
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Ov Brmes
Goalie Crowdis Shines as Washington Lions Edge Indians
Washington Lions goalkeeper Lou Crowdis earns praise as one of the league’s best despite shaky numbers. The Lions edge the Springfield Indians 3 2 to win their 11th win in 63 games, with Norm Kaiee and Senet Taeacs scoring in the second period and Augie Herchenratier sealing the victory in the final frame.
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Senet Taeacs
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Augie Herchenratier
Girt
Storia Cross
Canada
Baldwinsville Faces Fayetteville in Junior War Playoff
Baldwinsville meets Fayetteville tonight at Solvay Court in the first of a two game series in the Onondaga County League Class B junior war playoffs. East Syracuse tied for fourth. the winner draws East Syracuse in the next round.
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Nats Rally Past Ithaca in Canastota Benel Clash
John Chaney and Ed Peterson led the Nats with 12 points each as they beat the Ithaca All-Stars 62 to 35 in a March of Dimes benel game at Berton Hall. Jerry Pizzo contributed and Paul Yesawich scored nine for the visitors.
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Syracuse
Dick Matlow Dominates Foul Line in Junior High Meet
Dick Matlow of Edward Smith led the ninth annual junior high school foul shot contest at Grant Junior High. Matlow and Angelo Laruso of Grant tied 20 of 25, with Matlow winning the sprint to score top honors. Walter headed the scoring team standings with 79 of 100, as Madison, Lincoln, Roosevelt and others followed with lower totals.
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St Pat 5 Tops Assumption In Parochial Clash
St Patrick s 5 defeated Assumption 48 to 39 in a Parochial High School League game on the Assumption court. John Walker led the winners with 21 points as St Pat s improved play at halftime to pull away from Assumption 23 35 at intermission.
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Gormley Heads State Turf Association in New York
John Gormley of Wolfert's Roost Country Club heads the newly formed New York State Turf Association created at the three day meeting. Richard Lord of Middleport was elected secretary-treasurer as the group focuses on turf research and management.
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Wolfert’s Roost
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Minoa Tops North Syracuse in Country League Game
Kostello led points with 28 as Minoa defeated North Syracuse 8 to 32 in a Class B Country League contest at Minoa. The win moved Minoa to third place in final standings with Orth Syracuse in fourth. Relevees Bel and Ayan noted.
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North and Vocational Triumph In Upset Playoff Clash
North and Vocational fought to upset wins over CBA and Central in a tense post-season tilt. Stark led Vocational with 19 points while Danizewski added 13 as CBA and Central faltered in the late stages.
Great Stars Compete In A B C Laurel Bowling Meet
Atlantic City hosts the annual American Bowling Congress team championship with top five-man squads advancing. Star players include Sy Paul Krumpske Joe Linke Junie McMahon and Joe Wilman as Monarch Beer and Sitroh's Bohemians bid for early leads while Detroit A and B and Clark's Super Gas challenge for top totals and the Paseloup trophy.
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