Five Syracuse Cagers Play Final Game
Syracuse University seniors Ed Suckel Royce Newell George Jarvis Hank Schulz and Earl Ackley close out a 25 game season tonight at The Carrier Dome against Niagara in a bid for the 18th win. Zeke Nicolin leads the Eagles and Jack Kiley leads the host team as both aim to finish strong.
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Schenectady Invasion Prep For City Handball Showdown
President John Einswein of the Syracuse MLC A Handball Club announced his group will send a team to face Schenectady YALL CA on March 26. The matchup pits local clubs in a regional handball clash.
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Colgate’s Vandeweghe Tops Gabor in scoring average
Colgate star Ernie Vandeweghe eclipsed Billy Gabor of Syracuse in scoring average across four college seasons. Vandeweghe totaled 1,402 points in 73 games for Colgate, averaging 39.23, while Gabor scored 1,345 points in 92 games for Syracuse at 1.77.
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Columbians Tie Cornell In EIBL Thriller
Columbia edged Cornell 51 to 49 in New York to pull even with Pennsylvania for third place in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League with a 7 4 mark. Bob Sullivan hit the deciding basket to cap a late Lion rush.
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Syracuse Police Beat Sons of Poland In Exhibition Clash
In a tuneup for a charity game, Syracuse Police trounced the Sons of Poland 52 to 14. Firemen and police squads prepare for the cerebral palsy fundraiser while Cathedral High and Unicn Catholic Academy set preliminaries around the main event.
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Armstrong Tops William Armstrong in Cullere Mined League
Armstrong bowled 620 and 245 to pace Cullere Mined League. Miss Margaret Pallot led the women with 357 and 207. The Cornell team, first in the league, bowled a 741 single.
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Watch Packers Win in Nepal League Thrilling Victory
The Packers clinched a 89 to 53 win in the Nations Nepal League before a crowded crowd. Anderson led the effort with standout play as Rolf Ailavh contributed key points and defense.
Louis Snow Leads Bainbridge Cart to Narrow Win
Louis Snow in stride for Bainbridge High scores 25 points guiding a 73 to 69 victory over St. Brig. in a tight conference clash.
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Chiefs Rookie Once an Ump
Bill Staunton, rookie pitcher with the Syracuse Chiefs, formerly attended George Barr's umpiring school in 1947 and was urged to try out after Seaford in the Florida State League. He posted a 19-7 record for Sanford and 20-12 for Miami in the Florida International League last year.
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Eastwood Titans Meet Whitesboro for Section III Title
Eastwood faces Whitesboro Thursday at Utica Free Academy in the Section III Class B basketball final. Eastwood awaited the semifinal winner before Nien withdrew, shaping a single final matchup with a possible additional game on Friday depending on results.
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