Liverpool Rowing Banquet to Honor Regatta Coaches
More than 500 rowing fans are expected at a June 21 banquet in Liverpool to salute 13 college sailing coaches who shaped the Intercollegiate Bowling Association history. The event, held in General Electric's dining hall, marks Regatta Week with A. T. Schade chairing and a program including gifts to coaches and a later reception in GE’s auditorium.
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Onondaga Lake
Une
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
General Electric Company
Intercollegiate Bowling Association
A. T. Schade
General Electric
Schade
Bneek Averd Shroa
Liverzoo
Ray L. Grandy
Pat O'Connor Dominates In Upset Victory At War Memorial
New Zealand wrestler Pat O'Connor pins Sergei Kerilenko in two straight falls before 6 114 fans at the War Memorial. He delivers a series of arm chops and an airplane spin finish at 12 02 as the semifinal crowd watches. The noisy event features a chaotic card with racing notes and a Brewerton stock car feature tease, while Philadelphia pitcher Morris Maron is placed on the injured list after a broken finger.
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Pat O'Connor
New Zealand
Iowa
Sergei Keri Jenko
Kerilenko
O'Connor
Russsian
Oston
Ioeniz
Hana
Naten
Chicago
Syracuse Sports Roundup Faces Weather Delays and Schedules
Syracuse University teams and individual rivals are noted with bulletins on bowling high totals and baseball lineups. Adeline Alberts and Mary Welch lead in women’s bowling while Syracuse hosts St Lawrence and Duquesne in varied matchups. The Orange face Cornell, Colgate, and RPI in upcoming games as rain delays alter weekend plans.
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ST. Lawrence
Ber
Syracuse University
Adeline Alberts
Lew Carr
Mundy
Loretta Zimmer
Hed
Orange
Owls Schedule Indiana Football Return to Midwest Trips
Temple unveils 98th season intercollegiate football with five home and five away games. The Owls meet Indiana October 1 in Bloomington, first Midwest trip since 1949, and Penn State also on the slate.
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Temp
Indiana
Ued ¢ Hoosiers
Earl A.mans
Penn State
Schaaule
Zameing
Pempley
Bloomington
Ind
Midwest
Owls
Michigan State
Penny Pate
Alongnt
Syracuse
Buck
Cell
New York U
Ratts
Boston
Fordham
Holy
Rock Marciano Wins in Third Round KO in Providence
Rocky Marciano stopped opponent in two minutes and twenty one seconds of the third round in Providence. The Maine State Boxing Commission suspended a date and adjusted scheduling for a pre planned bout at Brockton, Massachusetts as fans in Rhode Island followed the action.
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Rock Marciano
Bernie Reynolds
Marciano
Amyra
Providence
Hucky
ROT PY
Rocky Ome Bernis
Hus
Rhode Island
Maine State Boxing Commission
Brockton
Mass
Strongboy
Refnces
Neianes
Schin
Rowing Meet At Lake Georging Princetons Eastern Trials
Jack Durkin reports on sprint rowing outcomes at Lake George New Jersey with Olympiad distance 2060 meters. West crews race the three mile route as Callow eight leads the East entries in a golden anniversary collegiate regatta near month. Coaches Rusty Callow and Al Brickson Jr are featured with Husky crews and Stanford and Columbia entries teased. Baseball notes include Karl Kluckhohn joining Colgate as outfielder and Stan Swanson from Syracuse with Billy Whelan of Cornell under scouts.
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Jack Durkin
Lake A Gie
New Jersey
Ndaga Lake
Princeton
Cibrickson, Jr
Rusty Callow
Worcester
Inia-Wi
al Albrickson
Hold Poll on Sunday Races in Canton Village Vote
Canton village board calls a referendum on Sunday stock car racing after a divided poll of about 50 residents. Local option follows state Sunday blue laws change. Canton is the only northern New York area with stock car racing now. The vote is Tuesday, June 3, polls open 3 to 7 PM. Eligibility requires a residence and age.
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Veeck Sends Players to Japan for Nippon League
Louis Veeck announced the assignment of two players to Nippon Pro League duties as part of the Braves of the Japanese circuit. The specific players were unnamed in the fragment, with plans for a stay abroad to pursue baseball opportunities.
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Ill Veeck
Japan
International Re
Veeck
Imhelde
Braves
Eagles Sign Two Players For 1950 51 Seasons
Philadelphia Eagles sign Nor ymen Willey a six year veteran and Ken Hunhold a rookie tackle from Wisconsin to football contracts for 1950 and 1951. Willey completed his college career at Wisconsin in 1950 and Hunhold joined as a free agent. In Columbus Ohio the Redlegs announce the catcher Bill Sari from St Louis Cardinals on a 24 hour pinning, with Bannister noting Wil will join the Redlegs later.
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Philadelphia
Norymen Willey
Ken Hunhold
Citly
Wisconsin
Eagles
Columbus
Mrier
Columbus Red
Columbus Club
Sari
St Lews Cardinals
Bannister
Redords
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al Richardson
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Morris Mar
Washington
Mary Welch
Mack Welch
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Upstate
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California
Muscatel, Sherry, Port
Robert F. Falwd & Co
Utice, New York
Karl Kluckhohn
Colgate’s
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Duihletes
Soene
Dick Jackson
Onondaga Valley Academy
Bolles School
Jacksonville
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Onondage
Stanford
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Stan Swanson
Billy Whelan
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New American Weekly
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Gayelord Hauser
George Fielding Eliot
Hugh Pentecost
American Weekly
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Seagram Distillers Corporation
Chrysler Building
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