Moose Krause talks Notre Dame basketball and NCAA policy
Le Moyne meets with Edward Moose Krause after a long road trip and discusses potential Notre Dame versus Le Moyne games. He criticizes the NCAA football television stance while proposing streaming and regional telecasts could boost attendance. Krause jokes about old time basketball and offers a playful suggestion to manage fouls and baskets.
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Edward
Moose” Krause
Notre Dame
Moose
le Moyne Heights
Dolphins
South Bend
Krause
Syracuse “University
Fighting Irish
le Moyne
Tom Niland
Midwest
Far West
National Collegiate Athletics 'Association
Trouble-Shooter Seeks Help For Central New York Tourney
Maury Agronin, a longtime volunteer at the Bars Club annual Central New York basketball tournament, urges ideas to boost attendance. He notes dwindling crowds despite charitable aims, suggests weekend daytime and matinee formats, and invites practical suggestions to support Boys Club funds.
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Central New York
Maury Agronin
Orange Basketball Comes Downtown
Private dinners for the Syracuse basketball team were held downtown the other evening with speakers including P. Andreas the athletic director. Proceeded to page 3 for continuation.
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Syracuse
P. Andreas
Cambridge Dominates Oxford in Henley Press Rowing Meet
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual rowing clash on the Thames with a final margin of 16 lengths. The race was hindered by blustery winds and intermittent rain as two American rowers on Cambridge, Monks of Washington D C and Phillip M DuBois of nose field Connecticut, contributed to the historic victory amid 500000 spectators along the river.
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Oxford
Bridge
Phillip, M
du “Bois
Nose Field
Conh
Cambridge
Washington, D
Thames
Putney
Hammersmith Bridge
Atlantic Ocean
Jersey Wins Biddy Title In Huntington Tournament
Jersey City's defending champions retained their title by defeating New Orleans 76 49 to win the Biddy Basketball crown in Huntington West Virginia. Atlantic City beat Highwood Illinois for third place. All star selections included Billy Jones from Syracuse and players from Jersey City New Orleans Atlantic City Highwood Puerto Rico Huntington West Virginia and New Haven Conn.
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Huntington
W. Va
Jersey City
New Orleans
Atlantic City
Highwood
Til
Syracuse
Billy Jones
Vinnie Ernst
Ernesto Tolentino
Jim Culotta
Wayne Pietri
James Bradley
Terry Lomenzi
Jesus Sanchez
Puerto Rico
Eddie Heck
West Va
William Turbett
Trowbridge
New Haven
Conn
George Furey Relationship Links Coach and Director
George Furey, Columbia's freshman football coach, is identified as the brother of Ralph Frurey, the athletic director. The note clarifies a family connection within the school's athletic leadership.
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George Furey
Columbia
Ralph
Turbulent Pan American Games loom over riotous crowd
Reports from Mexico City describe heated scenes as Latin American athletes and fans disrupted events. An Argentina player erupted in tears after a disputed call, needing multiple teammates to restrain him as Argentina edged Brazil 54-53 on a late free throw. Brazil later used a coaching timeout to steady a fast break, with the coach kissing each player after the win.
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Mexico City
Inn
Argentina
Brazil
Bcofs
Celtics Triumph Over Nationals In Overtime Thriller
Boston rallied from deficits to force overtime against Syracuse, led 49-40 at one point, with Togo scoring four baskets and Palazzi contributing in limited minutes. Brannum and Seymour caused tensions, and the Nationals arrived in New York for an All-Star game after a hard fought loss.
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Celtic
Bob Brannum
Boston Celtics
Syracuse
Nats
Hub City
Bob Cousy
Celts
Brannum
Dolph Schayes
Boston
Escue
Bostons
Cousyo
Palazzi
Cervi
Togo
Seymour
Paul
Hill Fighters Idaho Bound for West Coast Meet
AUERBACH credited Palesti and Sharman with key play contributions as coach Roy Simmons leads five Lions to a trip west. Syracuse boxers vow to rise after a mixed performance with Sharman scoring part of the effort for Pocatello, five points, while King and Ishing provide late energy. Colts have won two of three at the Arena this season as John Granger eyes a 139 pound title. Fiacco and Granger, Massena natives, claimed eastern crowns but Fiacco fights at 165. Nick Georgiade was set to compete but broke a nose during training last week.
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Auerbach
Palesti
Sharman
Roy Simmons
Syracuse University
Will
Pocatello
Idaho
Seymour
Ishing
King
The
Nats
Jim Tucker
Boston
Syracuse
Colts
Nick Georgiade
Fiacco
Granger
Massena
Elmira bowling results show strong team totals and individuals
In the New York state bowling tournament Elmira cashier team led with a 3083 handicap total led by Stan Glinecki’s 600. Aste Club of Syracuse posted 3062 handicap, Andersons Service Solvay 3004, with other teams and individual scores listed including Snyder and Quigley with notable doubles and singles tallies.
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Herald-American
Elmira Cashier
Syracuse
Stan Glinecki
Aste Club
Anderson’s Service of
Solvay
Anderson
Asto
Jolly - Five
Citrus
Mikton
Berndt
Maynard ‘Snyder
Bob
Quigley
Snyder
Marty
Walt
Cleeton
St Paul A B C Tops Bowling Tourney Opening Night
Howard's five of St Paul Minn led with 651 by Norman Abrams and 618 by Norm Sevlies as St Paul rolled 2941 to lead the 52nd American Bowling Congress opening session in Fort Wayne Indiana. Brunswicks Cincinnati and Detroit Quality posted strong 2941 and 2898 totals as Lafayette boosters endured a blizzard to begin the tournament.
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Detroit
Norman Abrams
Howard
Norm Sevlies
Aloysius Sporer
Charles Kremer
Len Maslos
Cortland Women Lead New York State Bowling Tourney
Western New York milk products of Rochester bowled 2454 pins to lead Class A in the 22d annual New York State Women’s Bowling Assn tourney. Marie Whitney rolled 201,566, and Albany Diner followed with 2412. Other high scores included Endicott Fiorist 2288 Kim's Regiers 2733 and Hyde’s Diner Cortland 2225.
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Albany
New York Milk Products of
Rochester
New York
Skaneateles Dominates JCC In Central New York Tourney
Skaneateles defeated the Jewish Community Center 90 to 23 at the Syracuse Boys Club as Ken Cosk scored 22 points. Jamesville edged Red Creek 62 to 61 in the other game with Frank Schad leading the winners with 16 and Steve Jewell scoring 22 for the losers.
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Ken Cosk
Skaneateles
Jewish Community Center
Central New York
Syracuse
Jamesville
Red Creek
Frank
Schad
Steve Jewell
Fiaurels
Dagro Signed by White Sox Affiliate at Dubuque
Chicago teen jack Dagro an 18 year old 5 11 165 pound third baseman who batted .403 for Schurz High School in Chicago hit .480 last summer in Chicago semi pro and has been signed by the Chicago White Sox for their Dubuque Iowa affiliate.
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Chicago
Jack Dagro
Schurz’ High School
Chicago, White Sox
Dubuque
Iowa
Dagro
St Vincent's and Rosary clash in Parochial final showdown
St Vincent's and Most Holy Rosary resume best of three playoff for the Parochial League crown at Nottingham at 8 30 p m The East Siders won the series opener 77 65 Friday The winner would claim the program's first playoff title since 1947 48 with St Vincent's last postseason crown in that year The Rosary lineup features Mike Young Gerry Fitzgerald Walt Lang Bob Russell Doug Savage Jones roster includes Bob Till Bill Kehoe Dave Verrette Jerry Santilla Charley Sammons
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ST. Vincent’s
Most Holy Rosary Basketeers
Nottingham
Ofa
St. ‘Vincent’s
East Siders
V's
St. Lucy’s
Holy ‘ Rosary
St. John the Evangelist
Rosary
Matt Casey
St .Anthony's
Heights
Mike. Young
Gerry. Fitzgerald
Walt Lang
Bob Russell
Doug Savage
Jones
Bob Till
Bill Kehoe
Dave Verrette
Jerry Santilla
Charley Sammons
Edwards '5' In Triumph At Central New York Tournament
Edwards led by Jack Larned with 13 points as E W Edwards defeated East Genesee Presbyterian 58 26 in the first game of the Central New York Tournament at YM Co A. Joe Linn scored 15 for Pompei Stars who beat Cassys 56 46, while Wendy Brown scored 15 for Cassys in a game with only five players, two fouling out. Orchard Inn rallied to beat Wee Tot Shop 53 44 with Greenway 17. Fitzgibbons led all scorers with 19.
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Jack Larned
E. W. Edwards Cagers
East Genesee Presbyterian Quint
Central New York
YM. Co
Orchard Inn
Wee ‘Tot Shop
Greenway
Fitzgibbons
Columbia Captures Laurels in Fencing at NCAA Championship
Columbia University won the NCAA fencing title at Michigan State College with 62 points, outscoring Cornell 57. Eastern schools dominated the two day meet with Navy third on 55, Pennsylvania fourth 34, Princeton sixth 49, Illinois fifth 51 as the only Midwestern school in the top six. Twenty eight schools competed in the round robin tournament.
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East Lansing
Mich
Columbia University
Michigan State College
Cornell
Navy
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Ilinois
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