Reds Battle Chiefs for Two Days in Florida
Syracuse Chiefs open spring play in Plant City against Reds with lineup changes including Art Hartley Al Beresh Jimmy White Grover Frisbee and Dutch Mele. Jewel Ens leads the club with Hank Sauer among visiting Cincinnati players as Happy Chandler attends and Artie Gore stops by during training week.
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Herald-Journal
Wire
Plant City
Syracuse
Art Hartley
al Beresh
Jimmy White
Grover Frisbee
Dutch Mele
Mele
Cincinnati
Chiefs
Happy Chandler
Diamond Czar
Jewel Ensang Club
William Hofmann, Sr
Artie Gore
Windy Hillers Triumph at Skaneateles in Loud Victory
Windy Hillers defeated Skaneateles 64 to 4 last night as Tom Jackle scored 253 points and Bill Fash added 19. Skaneateles star Bob Austin led hosts with 28 points in the lopsided game.
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Tom Jackle
Bill Fash
Windy Hillers
Skaneateles
Quint
Bob Austin
Windt Hillers
Skaneateles i
Palhice
Skaneateies
Maranata
Fight Results From The Associated Press Wrap
New York based results show Jare Lamotia defeating Robert Willemsin by knockout in 12 rounds. Sugar Robinson stopped Bobby Lee in Chicago. Proctor Chishoma outpointed in Hollywood with a decision. Multiple bouts listed with various locations and outcomes across the country.
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York
Jare Lamotia
New York
Robert Willemsin
Prance
Chicago
Sugar Robinson
Bobby Lee
Baltimore
Hollywood
Proctor
Chishoma Cc
Anid
Iandco
Russen
Oc Eurpeinied Joe D. Scepol
San Diego
Bob Murphy
San
Johnny Garden
Los Havana
Reading
Chaney Datson
Reeaine
Whitman Dorsch
Philadelphia
Win Scheding Sets 718 Season High in North Side Classic
In the North Side Classic Bowling League last night Win Scheding set a season scoring record with 718 pins. The performance highlighted a high series for the week as competitors vied for top placement.
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Scheding
Parochial Court Opens Playoffs With Evangelists and Padua Matchup
The Parochial High School League finals begin at the Coliseum as St. Anthony of Padua meets St. John the Evangelist in a best two of three series. Padua, led by coach Ray Flynn, seeks another win after beating St. John the Baptist 30-26 in the semifinals, while Evangelists def St. Vincent's 39-37 to reach the final. The opening game starts tonight, with games to follow Monday and a potential Wednesday tiebreaker.
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St. Anthony of Padua
St. John the Evengelist
St. John the Best
St. Vincent's
Evangelist Basketeers
Paduans
Ray Flynn
St. John the Baptist
Matt Casey
Evangelists
St. Vincent’s
Baptist
Podalak Meets Morgan in Semi Final Wrestling Card
Syracuse star Podalak with 302 straight wins meets Ethelbert Morgan known as Man Mountain in a Tuesday Coliseum semi final. Morgan hopes to halt Podalak’s streak and force a main event billing while promoter Martinez matches them against Shi Hi Lee and Primo Camera in the nightcard.
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Walter Podalak
Syracuse
Golden Superman
Coliseum
Podalak
Littie
Kentucky Hill
Billy
Ethelbert
Man Mountain
Morgan
Storgan
Peodalak
Martinez
Superman
Morgen
Shi Hi Lee
Primo Camera
Rosary Grammar Five Wins Parochial Title Over St John
Rosary Grammar Five defeated St John the Baptist 38 to 16 on the John TL Roberts School court to claim the Parochial Grammar School League championship. It marked Rosary’s second win in as many playoff games in a best two of three series, finishing the season with 38 victories in 39 games.
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Holy Rosary
St. John the Baptist
John TL Roberts
Rosary
Neterpavitz
Brasbere
Halpin
Bavistal
Franey
Coon Chase Sunday At Darlene Course
A field trial coon chase is slated at 2 P.M. tomorrow at the Darlene course in Maple Bar. Sixty dogs are expected to participate and Bob Johnson will direct the competition.
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Darlene
Maple Bar
Bob Johnson
Comep
Near Riot Follows Barone Taylor Boxing Decision
Nick Barone edged Joe Taylor by a 2-2 margin after 10 rounds at the Coliseum drawing a raucous crowd of 6,730. Officials gave Barone five rounds, Taylor four, one even, sparking boos and chairs overturned as police contained the incident in Syracuse.
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Baroness
Taylor
Fisti
Syracuse
State Athletic Commission
New York City
Nick Barone
North Side
Husky
Joe Taylor
Binghamton
Thes
Thomas Graulty
Troy
Bluecoats
Jess Doctor
Dick Fazio
Albino
Graulty
Five Mohawk Basketeers Are Banned
Five Mohawk Redskins and one Cohoes player were barred from New York State Professional Basketball League games after missing the opening playoff game. The Cohoes Mastodons beat the Redskins 57 to 49 to lead the best of five series.
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Cohoes
Mohawk Redskins
Cohoes Mastodons
Redskins
Red Seracheck
Robert Yenger
Dhing
Vin Verdeschi
Ed Kassier
Scranton
Hartford
Conn
Hank Posenstein
Cohces
Ben Danforth
Leafs Clash With Bruins in Stanley Cup Semis
Toronto and Boston square off in the NHL semi final with the Maple Leafs seeking momentum after back to back wins. Harry Watson starred by scoring twice in each of two decisive Boston wins.
Karl Lawrence Named Secretary by Coaches
SEATTLE UP John Bunn of Springfield College was elected president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches succeeding Herbert Read of Western Michigan. Vadal Peterson of Utah was first vice president and Jack Gregg of Texas second vice president. Karl Lawrence of Colgate and Everett Dean of Stanford were named secretary and treasurer. A letter to pro teams urging stop to raiding college players was drafted.
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John Bunn
Springfield
Mass
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Herbert Read
Western Michigan
Vadal Peterson
University of Utah
Jack Gregg
University of Texas
Karl Lawrence
Colgate
Everett
Stanford
Paul Hinkle
Butler
Roy Mundorff
Georgia Tech
Hockey Playoff Scores and Schedule Brief
Last night United States League Omaha defeated Kansas City 4 to 3 to tie the best of three series 2-2. Windsor routed Toledo 38 to 4 in the International League best of seven, with Windsor leading 2-0. Tonight Detroit visits Montreal in a seven game set as Boston hosts Toronto with Toronto up 2-6 in the series. Providence at St Louis leads 3-01 in a best of seven. Dallas at Tulsa opens a three game series, San Diego leads Los Angeles 1-0 in a best of seven. Windsor at Toledo in the International League has Windsor up 2-0.
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Associated Press
United States
League
Omaha
Kansas City
Windsor
Toledo
Mdsor
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
American League
Providence
St. Lo
Clev Ted
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Dallas
Tulsa
Tacoma
O . Ies
San Diego
Los Angeles
Minternational League
Windsor Hetiche
Wine&or Trade
Frank Schaefer Wins 628 In Yncourt Recreation Bowling
Frank Schaefer posted a 628 score to win the honors in the yncourt Recreation Bowling League.
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Frank Schaefer
Yncourt Recreation
Drumlins Open Golf Set With Partial Course Access
Sunshine weather morning sparked activity as Drumlins announced nine holes on east and west nines would open today. East nine reserved for club members and west nine for pay as you play golfers with more holes to follow as conditions improve.
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Drumlins
Minneapolis and Rochester Set for Sunday Playoff clash
The Basketball Association of America released its semi final schedule. In the Western Division Minneapolis travels to Rochester on Sunday with a potential third game in Minneapolis on Friday April 1 if needed. Eastern Division games feature Baltimore at New York, then Washington at Baltimore or New York with a possible third game in Washington on Saturday April 2.
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New York
Basketball Association of America
Iaday
Minneapolis
Rochester
Minneapoli
Red Wings win second straight Stanley Cup playoff game
The Detroit Red Wings defeated New York 5-2 for their second consecutive playoff win. A.N. year notes indicate Oklahoma A and M claimed a second straight NCAA basketball title with a 45-40 win over North Carolina. Craig Wode won the Durham Open with a 271 for 72 holes. Peter Radacher captured the all around title at the national ski jumping championships in Sun Valley.
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New York
Oklahoma A
North Carolina
Craig Woode W
Peter Radacher
Sun Valley
Pro Basketball By the Associated Press Night's Results
Night results from the New York state league show Hartford 62 Philadelphia 85 with Scranton 7 Bridgeport 3 and Mohawe 49 in an Anal series opener. Tonight's schedule lists playoff pairings Denver at Moline and Waterloo at Darton at Anderson with a best of three series tied 2-1.
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Hartford
Philadelphia
Scranton
Bridgeport
Association OF America
National League
Denver
Moline
Anderson
Wallerloo
Darton
Ohio State Women Win Telephonic Billiard Championship
Ohio State University led by Beverly Cook with 47 points clinched the Women's Intercollegiate Pocket Billiard Tournament title. Wisconsin Florida Rhode Island State Idaho Arizona Purdue South Dakota and Minnesota trailed the Buckeyes as results were compared by telephone.
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Chicago
INS
Ohio State University
Beverly Cook
Wisconsin
Florida
Rhode Island State
Idaho
Arizona
Purdue
South Dakota
Minnesota
Buckeyes
Cervi Named Coach of ’49 And All-Star
Cervi named Coach of the Year for Syracuse team and All-Star selection for the National League. Schayes chosen Rookie of the Year with Billy Gabor and Ed Peterson on the second rookie squad. Otten named league Most Valuable Player as Tri-Cities dominates voting.
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A Cervi
Ers
Ities
Adalph Shares
Cervi
Parnner
Syracuse
Schaves
Marko Todoromeh
Sheboygan
Billy Gabor
Ed Peterson
John Macinowski
Naif
Waterloo
Rochester
Doxie Moore
Moore
Don Otten
Otten
Tri-Cities
Gene Englund
Oshkosh
Dick Mehen
Spike Garnisch
Jim Enright
Chicago
Schayes
Don Ray
Jim Darden
Denver
Jack Bur
Master
Gene Berce
Leo Kubiak
Waterloon Gabor
Peterson
Alex Hannum
Dee Gibson
Tri Cities
Macknowski
Marshall Hawkins
John Sebastian
Oliver Shoaff
Frank Brian
Englund
Whitey von Uieda
Marko Todorovich
Bill Cross
Ward Gibson
Ralph Johnson
Pop Gates
Milo Komenich
Harry Boykoff
Howie Schultz
Ed Stanczak
Regis and St Peter's Prep to meet in final at Newport
Regis of New York City, defending champion, will face St. Peter's Prep of Jersey City tonight in the Eastern States Catholic Interscholastic Invitational Basketball Tourney final at Newport. Regis beat LaSalle Philadelphia 55 to 51. In the consolation semifinal De LaSalle Newport edged CBA Syracuse 49 to 48, with Frank Jachim scoring 16 for Syracuse.
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Newport
Exhibition Baseball Results From Yesterday
Baseball scores from yesterday show Pittsburgh and New York night game results with Pittsburgh defeating New York 4 to 2. San Francisco tied Havana 3 to 3 in an international matchup. Other scores include St. Louis 7 over Detroit and Cincinnati Ny 3 over Boston 4 with mixed results across leagues.
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New York
San Francisco
Havana
Ghicaro
St. Louis
Louis
Detroit
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Cincinnati Ny
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Pela
al Nelson
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