Army and Cornell Set for Acid Test in Ithaca Showdown
Army and Cornell meet in Ithaca in a pivotal East clash that could shape the title race with Penn and Penn State. Navy visits Philadelphia to face Penn, while Penn State hosts Michigan State as fans hype the Cadet-Big Red showdown and Ithaca’s crowd notes a sellout capacity for the fourth time.
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Glenn Davis
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Bobby Stuart Cavort
Arnold Galiffa
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Letty James
Big Red
James Soul
Jeff Fleischmann
Frank Miller
Hillary Chollett
Paul Girolamo
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Rank Frost
Joe Quinn
Nationals to Scrimmage Colgate in Season Opener
The Syracuse Nationals travel to Hamilton for a scrimmage against Colgate tomorrow afternoon marking the first organized matchup of the season. Jack Phillips, Newark Bears first baseman, joined the club yesterday. Starting time for league games at the Coliseum this season is 30 PM.
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Skid Says and Weekend Preview Notes
Skid Says notes uncertainty about enjoyment of an event. Mike backs Michigan State to challenge Penn State this Saturday. A World Series ticket chase in Boston is compared with Army Cornell in Ithaca and Bellevue party for Bill Stark highlighted as a tribute to Syracuse golf champion. Cobb never stole 100 bases in a season. best year was 未 specified.
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Bellevue
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East
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Ty Cobb
Geddes Veterans WWI Teams Banquet At Andys
A banquet to honor Geddes town basketball and baseball teams and military veterans is scheduled at Andys at 7 PM on Thursday. The event brings together local sports figures and veterans for a community celebration.
Syracuse Chiefs 1948 Home Run Totals Tie 1947 Club
The Syracuse Chiefs 1948 season matched the 1947 squad with 125 home runs. Clyde Vollmer led 1948 with 32 homers, Kermit Wahl 120, Austin Knickerbocker 16, and others contributing. Hank Sauer's 50 in 1947 set a high mark. Sauer and Vollmer both moved on to major teams after leading their clubs.
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Austin Knickerbocker
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Ed Shokes
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Rutkowski Stars In City Bowling Lead Race
Rutkowski rolled a 258 game and 636 series to lead City Bowling League action as American B B, Polish Home and New Process Gear pulled away. High scorers included Vogel 631 Hermans 626 Parslow 613 Blue 612 Piraino 605 Scheding 601 Van Wie 600. results show B B 3 0 Forsyth 0 Anthonys 3 0 Pastimes 2 Gaeblers 1 and others. Standings have American B B and Polish Home tied for first at 10 2, New Process 3 3, Averaging leaders near the top.
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Jack Parslow
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Gaeblers
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Leonards
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Turners
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Alf van Wies
Forsythes
Four Way Tie For Lead In City Bowling Standings
Four teams Kantaks Burzynskis Macks and Highways share the top spot in the city division after a 3 0 shutout of Little Gems. Pete Mossotti of Andys posted 644 for high season average while Burzynskis led team totals at 2792 with multiple match results listed across players and teams.
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Highways
Pete Mossotti
Andys
Connie Macks
Derby
Sacred Hearts
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Kirk
Lutzys
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Hockey at a Glance Last Night's Scores and Schedules
No hockey games were played last night. Tonight's pro schedule lists six National League games and matches in American League and Pacific Coast League. Miss Rachael Nelson led boiler makers with a 157 high game for Ramson Club Auxiliary Bowling League. Isse Nelson posted a 442 three game series.
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Boiler Makers
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Isse Nelson
Gear Makers In Tie for First Place
In the Greater Syracuse Bowling League suburban division New Process Gear pulled into a first place tie with Van Deusen and Giaccobbi after a 3-0 win over Interstate. John Cahill of Galles paced a 2,832 team total with a 614 series as standings show Van Deusen-Giacobbi 10-2 2833 and Galles 10-2 1750 with multiple teams posting results across the match results table.
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Gallos
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Ranieris
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Fayetteville JV Ties CBA Jayvees 7 To 7 At Griffin Field
Fayetteville junior varsity football tied CBA Jayvees 7 to 7 at Griffin Field yesterday after earlier beating Fayetteville by three touchdowns. Dick Percival scored Fayetteville’s touchdown, Paul Durgey converted the tying point, Bill Cassidy scored for CBA, and Bill Wojik added the point.
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Paul Durgey
Bill Cassidy
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Bill Wojik
Major League Attendance Sets Records in 1948 Season
More than 20.9 million watched major league games in 1948, led by the Cleveland Indians with 2,620,627 at Municipal Stadium. The Yankees and Tigers also set club marks, with ten teams drawing at least a million and the Braves posting their first pennant since 1914. The National League lagged slightly versus 1947.
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Mancini Leads Knights Bowling Honors in League
Mancini of High Inc. C Bowling earns individual honors in Knights of Columbus Bowling League. Team results include Kings 9 Prack lers 0 Commodore 9 Ferstler s 9 Schopfers 0 Sisson s 5 Branca s 0 Wren 9 Navarre 2 Anthony 7 Jaquins 2 Fitzgerald 7 Burns 2 Jarka 7 Aiello 2.
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Schopfers
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Navarre
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Aiello
Miller Among 5 Men for A A Presidency in 1940s
Chicago report notes Frank Lane resigned as American Association president to join the Chicago White Sox. Lane formed a three member panel to study candidates including Leo Miller Frank Colley Ed Gilliand Harold Ruel and Al Banister. The final recommendation will be made in Chicago November 14 after a Cincinnati meeting November 9. The committee includes Bruce Dudley Lee MacPhail and Tel Sullivan.
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Syracuse
Frank Colley
Association
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Toledo
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Louisville Colonels
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Kansas City Blues
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Cornell Five Sidelined Ahead of Army Clash
Cornell coach Lefty James expects five sidelined players to see action against Army Saturday despite light injuries from the Syracuse game. Top scorer Jeff Fleischman of Plainfield New Jersey and standout kicker Bob Dean of Bloomington Indiana head a list that also includes Paul Girolamo, Bob Dunston, and Bucky Ellis.
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Army
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Syracuse
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N. J
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Bucky Ellis
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Kashuba Wins 10 Round Decision Over Vinci in Scranton
Nick Kashuba, 161 pounds from Brooklyn, defeats Chet Vinci, 159 pounds from Rome, in a ten round boxing decision at Town Hall Scranton before a crowd of 817.
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Chet Vinci
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Town Hall
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