Syracuse vs Colgate betting odds and bookie profits
Syracuse held favored status as gamblers listed Colgate eight point underdogs and Syracuse eight point deficits for bettors. Bookmakers profited as even $12,000 stakes produced $2,000 gains on each side while parley odds favored the Orange, with a 13 point spread in several tickets and a West Virginia jinx referenced for later outcomes.
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New York
Orange
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Syracuse and Colgate Face Dry Field in Weekend Game
Light Friday practice and weather forecasts set the scene as Syracuse under Clarence Munn and Colgate under Andy Kerr prepare for a pivotal clash. Both teams lean on varied formations and passing flurries, hoping for a dry field to showcase multi ball handling and risk taking. Colgate enters as the bolder gambler while Syracuse seeks a steady, low scoring battle in a crucial season finale.
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Clarence Munn
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Andy Kerr
Red Raiders
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Muehlheuser
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Skaneateles
Rival Captains Should Stand Out In Syracuse Colgate Preview
Rival captains Dick Whitesell of Syracuse and Bob Orlando of Colgate headline today’s prewar reunion coverage. Whitesell and Joe Watt will alternate on offense with Whitesell on defense, while Orlando aims for a 60 minute all out effort anchoring Colgate’s defense and offense as a guard. Harry Herbert, a former 1921 quarterback injured in the 25 year ago game, attended the reunion and recently received the Medal of Freedom for wartime service with the Nationale Jewish Welfare Board.
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Dick Whitesell
Syracuse
Bob Orlando
Colgate
Orlando
Whitesell
Joe Watt
Orange
Harry Herbert
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Medal of Freedom
Harry S. Truman
China-Burma-India
Nationale Jewish Welfare Board
Syracuse University
Cornell Faces Dartmouth In Final Home Game
Cornell and Dartmouth clash in Ithaca as 15 000 fans await a pivotal football showdown in the 32nd meeting of the rivals. Both sides hold 14 wins with three ties, and Dartmouth seeks to end its skid while Cornell eyes a strong finish before games against Princeton and Penn.
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Cornell
Dartmouth
Cornellians
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Indians
Tuss McLaughry
Princeton
McLaughry
Syracuse
Pro Basketball Scores From AP Association and League
The Associated Press reports Toronto defeated Providence 85 to 8 in the Association of America games. In the American League Brooklyn beat Wilmington 59 to 52. Exhibition play saw Chicago Gears 62 over Baltimore Mets 42 and Rochester 54 defeating Youngstown 49.
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Providence
Brooklyn
Wilmington
Chicago Gears
Baltimore Mets
Rochester
Youngstown
Big Nine Fights Army For Rose Bowl Honor
New York report notes a tangle over Army's possible Rose Bowl invite. The Big Nine allegedly pressures for inclusion while Army contemplates participation. The 93,000 spectator capacity and Western Conference stake heighten tension as the Big Nine signals a potential permanent stand against the bowl if not invited.
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INS
Pacedona
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California
Dixie
Beau Jack Hurting Knee Injury Update Delays Return
Beau Jack, former world lightweight champion, fractured his left knee during training in Chicago last Wednesday. Dr Ralph Padula in Norwalk said Jack will walk in two weeks and be ready to box in six weeks, using a new non wiring treatment. He recuperates at Norwalk Hospital ahead of a planned fight with Willie Joyce.
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Conn
Beau Jack
Chicago
Ralph Padula
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Willie Joyce
Padula
Easter Hits 599 Leads North Side Classic Bowling
Frank Easter topped scoring with 599 pins to lead the North Side Classic Bowling League action. Local bowlers competed at the weekly meet showcasing high games and strong team play.
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Frank Easter
Pro Five Unable to Play Sundays in Armory Conflicts
The Syracuse Nationals faced a setback when Brig Gen Ames T Brown rejected their appeal to use the State Armory for Sunday night games. Co owners Biasone and Mingin planned 100 Sunday games, starting tomorrow vs Rochester, with Chicago Shebayan Detroit Buffalo Toledo Anderson and Indianapolis. State orders now force a schedule reshuffle to weekdays, with possible Monday substitutions.
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George Mingin
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Football results from various colleges and teams
Football results list scores for several colleges including Louisiana State over Miami Pin 20 to 7, Central State Oklahoma 19 over Northeastern Oklahoma 6, Ottawa As 20 over Emporia 0, Maryville Teachers 15 over Warrensburg Mo Teachers 6, Army B 44 over Bergen J C 0, Princeton 7 over Rutgers 6, Gettysburg Jayvees 14 over Delaware Jayvees 7, Temple Jayvees 10 over Richmond Jayvees 18 to 13, Dartmouth Fresh B 13 over Nichols J C 6, New Mexico Highlands 12 over Fort Lewis Colo A and M 7, Sul Ross 32 over Dallas Naval Air 13, and others in a mixed collection of college and junior college results.
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New Mexico Highlands
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Naval Air
Cartoonist’s Idea for Archbold Stadium Crowd at Syracuse Game
Herald-Journal cartoonist Don Palmer imagines what Archbold Stadium spectators will see at the Syracuse Colegate game. The spoof references Tom Coolican parody humor and ties to Syracuse victory expectations.
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Tom Coolican
Syracuse
Don Palmer
Herald-Journal
Archbold Stadium
Battle Array Officials Named for Today’s Game
Referee Albert J. Booth of Yale and umpire Calvin L. Bolster of Pittsburgh head the officiating crew. James J. Ailinger of Buffalo is head linesman with W. E. Bachman of Buffalo as field judge. Alton B. Hourin of Norwich operates the electric clock.
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Albert J. Booth
Yale
Calvin L. Bolster
Pittsburgh
James J. Ailinger
Buffalo
W. E. Bachman
Alton B. Hourin
Norwich
Fight Results Scattered Boxing Card From Various Cities
Boxers from New York Minneapolis Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia Worcester Asbury Park Indianapolis Montreal Hollywood San Diego San Jose faced results including knockouts knockouts and decisions. Notable bouts saw Elmer Ray Willie Pep Jack Graves Howard Bennett Frankie Moore and Tony Olivera among others with multiple technical knockouts and outpoints across venues.
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Elmer
Violent’ Ray
Minneapolis
Jersey
Joe Walecott
Iola
Camden
N. J
Wat Rbury
Gann
Willie Pep
Hartford
Tomas Beato
Santo Domingo
Cincago
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Nick Castiglione
Chicago
Hollywood
Calif
Frankie Moore
Oakland
Lew Hanbury
Washington, DC
San Diego
Harold Brickshear
San Francisco
Jerry McSwain
Anaheim
San Jose
Tony Olivera
Georgie Freitas
Santa Clara
Trautman Rooses for Bramham Job in Pony League
George Trautman former president of the American Association and current Detroit Tigers GM was advanced as the probable successor to William Bramham as minor league president if Bramham resigns. Pony League officials backed Trautman noting Warren Giles would also be suitable but not available. Batavia and Jamestown were named co champions for the past season with future ties to be settled by official playoff.
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George Trautman
American Association
Detroit Tigers
Pony Baseball League
William Bramham
Bramham
Bob Stedler
Pony League
Trautman
Warren Giles
Cincinnati
Woodcock Stops Martin In Third Round To Retain Crown
British heavyweight Victor Woodcock, a clear favorite, knocked out French challenger Georges Martin in the third round of a scheduled 10 round non title bout today. Woodcock pressed from the first, scoring with left jabs as Martin sought counters, and finished with a hard right to the chin after a second round knockdown and a cut eye on Martin.
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London
Bruce Wandcock
Georges Martin
Woodcock
Martin
Jeff Eye
New York Race Bet Totals For 1946 Season
New York State 1946 racing season lasted 192 days with total wagering of 407,105,748 and a daily average of 2,120,342. The season ended with a three day charity meet at Jamaica hosted by five racing associations. Attendance reached 4,901,616 with an average of 25,529 per day. By contrast the 154 day 1945 season drew 4,623,123 fans and wagered 450,663,190.
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New York
New York State
Jamaica
Traditional Rivals Set And Ready For Battle
Football madness peaks as Syracuse and Colgate meet for the 47th time at Archbold Stadium with 36 000 capacity. Andy Kerr retires after leading Colgate Raiders as kickoff at 1 30. Syracuse backs Davis Watt Slovenski Mandarino and Colgate backs Heddy Treichler Baird Muehlheuser prepare for opening play.
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iSyracuse University
Colgate
Archbold Stadium
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