Syracuse and Cornell face off in Archbold Stadium
Lawrence J. Skiddy notes Syracuse fresh off a big game history with Joe Watt and Bernie Custis prepare to meet Cornell. He compares eras, stresses grit and strategy, and predicts a battle decided by on field football power rather than psychology.
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Syracuse
Orange
Archbold Stadium
Cornell
Big Red
Ithaca
Joe Watt
Watt
Bernie Custis
Custis
Orange Boys
Holy Cross
Penn State
Colgate
Jim Britt to Speak at Stark Feast in Bellevue
Syracuse golfers honor Bill Stark as State Senior champion with a Bellevue banquet for his 16 years leading the Syracuse Golf Association. Toastmaster Robert Purcell and speaker Jim Britt will headline the event, with Britt balancing a World Series focus and golf commentary legacy.
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Jim Britt
Stark
Bellevue
Syracuse
Bill Stark
New York
Starkh
Syracuse Golf
Syracuse Golf Association
Central New York
New York State Golf Association
Robert Purcell
Boston
Britt
Buffalo
Syracuse Yacht Club
Lewiston
Boston College
Mississippi
Mel Allen
Harvard Plays At West Point
Army Cadets, aiming for an unbeaten season, host Harvard in a key matchup expected to draw about 28 000 fans. The first meeting since 1922, Harvard enters with mixed results this season as Army opens as a 20 point favorite.
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West Point
Army Cadets
Harvard
Army
Arme Harvard Polivers
Ehdrasio
PET
Oc Caevovenamedhl
Bradlee Leann
Ccoee
Houston Yeoman
Center O'Brien
RY Gulloway
Coan
Davis
Bender Tren
Xorentinog Gatga
Henry Siyars Noonan
O'Donnel
Posents
Syracuse Freshmen Booters Crush Manlius 6 0 in Opener
Syracuse University freshmen defeated Manlius 6 0 to start the season. Emil LaRach Roberto Fernandez and Sam Goeljian each scored two goals for the Orange freshmen.
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Syracuse University
Manlius
Orange Cubs
Emil LaRach
Roberto Fernandez
Sam Goeljian
The
Orange
College Football East Scores and Results Snapshot
A wide set of college football outcomes across multiple conferences lists Bridgeport defeating New England College 32 to 0 and Hartwick blanked 18 to 0. Other games include Bucknell over Ithaca 45 to 6, Hampden-Sydney 27 over Apprentice 14, Boston University 13 over Temple 7, Villanova 43 over College of Pennsylvania 12, Northwestern Louisiana 49 over Southeastern Louisiana 6, Drake 17 over Bradley 14, and Dallas Naval Air Station 19 over Cisco JC 7 in a diverse mash of schedules from the era.
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South Florida
A& M
Morris Brown
Kansas
George Washington
Mississippi
jCortege
Macalester
Hamline
Parsons
Chanute JC
el Dorado JC
Pratt JC
Southswest
Dallas Naval Air Station
Cisco JC
Sam Houston College
Bishop College
Texas Mines
Brigham Young
West Colorado Mines
el Torro Marines
Brooklyn
Chicago
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Fight Results By the Associated Press
New York at St Nicholas Arena reports Lee Sala from Donors Pa and Reu pen Jones from Norfolk Va both scored knockouts with Torito Rama from Tijuana and Gene Spencer from Chicago involved, noting Carlos Chavez from Hollywood and Bob Standbers from Milwaukee. The card shows multiple fighters achieving decisive results with knockouts and points totals.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Lee Sala
Donors
Reupen Jones
Norfolk
Hollywood
Calif
Carlos Chavez
Angeles
Torito Rama
Tijuana
Mexico
Caala
Bob Standbers
Milwaukee
Okio
Gene Spencer
Chicago
Cornell Invades Syracuse In Classic 1947 Grid Clash
Powerful Cornell faces Syracuse in Archbold Stadium before about 80 000 fans. The Big Red, 1947 upstate champions, seek to defend the area title in a long rivalry noted for passing stars Custis and Dorset. Syracuse, underdog, hopes to counter with speed in the backfield and a stronger daylight attack.
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Cornell
George “Lefty” James
Cornellians
Reaves Baysinger
Ithaca
New York University
Navy
Harvard
Schoellkop Field
The
Big Red
Army Conquers Cornell Harriers in Cross Country Meet
Army defeated Cornell 18 to 37 at West Point as the Cadets remained unbeaten. Tom Strider and Dick Lewandowski tied for first place while Don Young of Cornell finished third. Winning time was 28 minutes 37 seconds.
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West Point
Army
Cornell
Tom Strider
Dick Lewandowski
Don Young
Valley Beats Central as Eastwood Fights Hard Night Clash
In Syracuse high school action Valley routed North 38 6 with Dick Perkins scoring four touchdowns and Pete Cost adding a rushing TD. Eastwood unbeaten but tied meets Central at Roosevelt Field as Valley moves into third in the conference behind Vocational and CBA.
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Syracuse
Eastwood
Central
Roosevelt Field
Valley
North
Merton O’hare
Nottingham
Dick Perkins
Ed Broscoe
Vocational
Perkins
Pete Cost
Cost
Jack Ginley
Windy Hillers
Dick Shephard
Indians
Tom Cappelletti
Frank Verzino
Cappelletti
Windy Hill
North Shepard
Donalda Ballard Veces
Orlando
Lathropysicesis
LaGes
Esses
Retaily
Boheimier
Tasker
Barr
Barnes
Conway
Jim Wallace
Lawless
Purcell
Flags
O'Connor
Leigh
Whelan
Streeter
Card
Mazzaroppi
Lorini
Michnga
de Santis
Cramer
LaPonte
R. van Lengen
Beagle
Dauenhauer
Headinesman
Red Jayvees Beat Orange at Ithaca
Ithaca notes Cornell Jayvees defeat Syracuse Jayvees 6 to 0 as Tom Gargan leads scoring drive. Gargan carries 18 times for 109 yards and a one yard TD plunge, part of a 51 yard fourth quarter march. Orange offense stalls after interception, Tangerine Wiebe punts to keep game tight.
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Ithaca
Tom Gargan
Cornell
Redmen
Syracuse Jayvees
Gargan
Syracuse
Wiebe
Johnson Named President of Syracuse Nationals Basketball Club
John C. Johnson was named president of the Syracuse Nationals basketball team at a stockholders meeting in the Onondaga Hotel last night. Al Diesseroth Dan Biasone and Harry Marley named vice presidents while Bernard Sarno was appointed secretary treasurer. directors for the year are Ed Dorsey Edward Masler Dr. William Vickers Tony Bersani Vic Hanson and Howard Barth.
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John C. Johnson
Syracuse Nationals
Onondaga Hotel
al Diesseroth
Dan Biasone
Harry Marley
Bernard Sarno
Ed Dorsey
Edward Masler
William Vickers
Tony Bersani
Vic Hanson
Howard ‘Barth
Sala Wins But Fails To Impress debuts in New York
Middleweight Lee Sala known as Wonder Boy barely outs Rusty Reuben Jones in a 10 round split decision at St Nicholas Arena before 2,445 fans. Sala of Donora Pa extends his pro victory run to 48, but judges’ scores show a closer, less impressive performance.
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New York
Lee Sala
Wonder Boy
Reuben Jones
St. Nicholas Arena
Sala
Donora
Jones
Norfalks
Ees
Joe Apnello
Frank Fullam
Joe Vacarelli
United Press
Donora Dynamiter
Quakers Face Lions In Big East Test At Columbia
Pennsylvania Quakers meet Columbia Lions before a 35000 crowd at Baker Field in New York with Penn favored to win. The game features noted officials and a high-stakes bid for early East supremacy as Dwight D. Eisenhower attends.
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NEW York
Pennsylvania Quakers
Columbia Lions
Columbia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Baker Field
Pennsylvania
Columbia Pennsylvania Ward Vy
Eee
Ees Wettlaufer
Brikes
DeTarYo
Karas Vee
U.g
Rolarcuyk Shekitka
Conker
Beenarik Wee Adams Hlemovich Siyeees
Rhoads Elusscyow
Alee Ee
Paul N
Leonard Dobbin Fordham
Lincssman
John F. Kelleher
Boston College
Tred R. Wallace
Washington
Red Raiders Clash With Dartmouth in New England clash
Colgate Red Raiders visit Dartmouth Indians in Hanover as Colgate seeks offense led by Alan Egler and Fred Dunlap while Dartmouth aims to rebound after a loss to Holy Cross and a prior Pennsylvania opener. Probable lineups and player notes are sketched for the game.
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Howie Baird
Colgate
Dartmouth
Passnachto LE
Armstrong Wendell
Jenkins Gangon L
Rancellitta
Davis J . Schreck Vetrang R
Vey Young Krisher
Gowen Kershaw
Rowe
Carey Kickolt
Boston U. Edges Temple In Second-Half Drive
Boston University recovered from a one point halftime deficit to beat Temple 13 to 7 before 10 000 fans. Pat Giordano scored the winning 12 yard TD on the first play of the final period and Everett Doar added the extra point as Boston maintained momentum with a balanced ground attack and timely interceptions.
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Philadelphia
Boston University
Temple University
Pat Giordano
Greenwich
Conn
New England
Temple
Boston
Giordano
John Toner
George Winkler
Silvio Cella
Ave
Winkler
George Laker
Everett Door
George Sulima
Tower
Walt Anderson
Anderson
John Maiden
Doar
Bill Bernardo
Ed Bateman
Shelly Feldman
Ralph Hansen
Joe Lee
Jack Smith
Luker
Bill Pavilokowski
Joe Roget
Bob Tsterly
Vince ‘Zielinski
Sulima
Reunas
Scheding 277 Blair 269 in North Side Classic bowling
Scheding and Blair each aimed for 300 in last night’s North Side Classic. Scheding posted 277 and Blair 269, with Scheding totaling 669 across three games and Blair 643. Blanche Rawson took top honors with 210 game and 566 series in the Ladies Victory Bowling League.
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Win Scheding
Ronnie Blair
Scheding
Blair
Blanche Rawson
Sports Writers Got Job for Stengel
LAWTON CARVER notes Casey Stengel returns to big leagues as New York Yankees manager thanks to press support and Webb backing. He is praised for popularity and wit, but critics doubt his ability to knit a contending club given past major league failures with Brooklyn and Boston. Stengel receives two-year deal as Yankees overhaul staff and trading moves unfold.
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Lawton Carver
New York
INS
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
New York Press
del Webb
Yankees
Stengel
Bucky Harris
Webb
New York Baseball
Casey
Brooklyn
Boston
Billy Southworth
Harris
Charlie Dressen
George McQuinn
Yankee
Yale Gridders Invade Wis in Intersectional Showdown
Yale and Wisconsin, both hampered by injuries, met before 45,000 in Madison in a renewal of their cross‑country football rivalry. It was Yale’s first trip to the Midwest since 1939, with rosters listing players such as Petruska Selter Bendrick and Rupp. Officials included umpire E C Krieser and field judge Bernard Darling.
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Baltimor
Missouri Tiger
Southern Methodist
Navy
Navy Missouri
Emerson Frasier
Edereeee
Cox Lawrence
Ryan
Tone Aee
Sheehan
Baysiniger
Madison, Wis
Yale
Wisconsin
Midwest
Yale Poverty
ByHoty Ve
Weedy
Piycevich
Derstad
Evgas
Reese McAlecy Wilson
Conway Kaul Asecereees
Dablonski
Oysterback
Wartinbee
Blackbourn
Petruska Selter Bendrick
Rus H
Rupp
Lebanon Valley
E. C._Krieser
Ohio
Bernard Darling
Beloit
E. ©. Curtias
Brooklyn Pros Edge Rockets In 21 7 Victory
Brooklyn Dodgers secure their first 1948 All-American Conference win, defeating the Chicago Rockets 21 to 7. Rookie starters shone as Bob Chappuis sparked late plays while veteran Bob Hoernschemeyer led the attack with two touchdowns, 109 rushing yards and eight completions for 73 yards. Baltimore Colts beat Los Angeles Dons 29 14, riding A Tittle and Charlie O Rourke passes to overturn a 14 0 deficit and pull away after the third quarter.
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United Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Chicago Rockets
Bob Chappuis
Michigan
Chappuis
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Baltimore
Los Angeles Dons
Los Angeles
Colts
A. Tittle
Chariie O’rourke
Tittle
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Bill Cunningham
Syracuse Fresh Booters
Jack Durkin
Pete Dorset
Dorset
Violets
Middies
Crimson
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Paul Giralamo
Jeff Fleischmann
Ithacans
Walter “Slivers
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Cuslis
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Pepper Vee
Horley
Gratbowski
Maces Greene
SEARO
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Stovonski
Picischman
Buchsbaum
Re —Albert
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Ymnire
Herbert J. Benzont
Coleate
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Clock Oneralor
Ben Light
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Citation
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Jimmy’ Jones
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Gentral
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Missouri Tigers
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