Michigan Leads AP Top 20 Football Poll
Michigan remains No 1 in the Associated Press college football poll with 117 first place votes and 1,885 points after beating Minnesota 27 14. Notre Dame slips to No 2 with 19 first place votes and 1,615 points following a 27 12 win over Iowa. North Carolina is third. California, Army, Georgia Tech, and Pennsylvania hold fourth to seventh. Missouri climbs to eighth, with Penn State falling to 12th after a 14 14 tie with Michigan State.
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Bisons Send Pair South to Houston for AHL Club
Buffalo center Jack McGill and defenseman Ray Gariepy were en route to Houston Texas to join the U S hockey league club on option from the Buffalo Bisons. McGill, a former Boston Bruin, joined this year after a trade with Hershey for Jerry Brown and Hal Jackson. Gariepy, a rookie, turned pro with Buffalo recently.
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East West Shrine Game Tickets Flood Kezar Stadium
SAN FRANCISCO UP Bill Coffman, manager of the Shrine East West football game, said applications for tickets to the New Year’s Day spectacle were more than double Kezar Stadium’s 60,000 seat capacity. He also noted refunds totaling more than $160,000 to would be purchasers.
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Bill Coffman
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Skid Says: Student support urged for football team
Paul Keil reports a call for student body to back the football team with spirit after tough losses. He notes the squad fought hard in underdog games and suggests a giant sendoff with a university band and cheers Thursday at New York Central to honor the Orange squad entering Boston.
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Burzynskis Take Lead in G S League
Burzynskis broke a four way tie for first in the Greater Syracuse Bowling League by defeating Kantaks 3 0 in city division action. Pete Mossotti led individual scoring with 649 for Andys as the team posted a 2875 high series amid a busy results list across the circuit.
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Gallos Take Early Lead in Suburban Division Race
Gallos defeated Interstate 3 0 to seize first place in a tie with New Process Gear in the Greater Syracuse Bowling League. Gear makers beat Ranieris 2 1 while John Cahill led Gallos with 654 pins, totaling 2 828 for the team. Other results include Perkins 2 Bielskis 1 and West Side Vets 0.
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Fight results by the Associated Press carded across cities
The AP boxing roundup lists multiple bouts with outcomes from New York Boston Toledo Brooklyn and other cities. Notable results include Pete Mead stopping Sal Ritchie in New York and Johnny Cesario losing as Frankie Abrams advances in Detroit while Tony DeMices defeats Donora and Harry LeSane beats Teddy Darts in various venues.
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Sal Ritchie
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Boston
Johnny Cesario
Frankie Abrams
Detroit
Mich
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Ler Sala
Donora
Tony DeMices
Brookly
Tony Junko
Youngstown
Low Valles
Drew
Brooklyn
Fugle Prudenm
Catherines
Danny Martin
Newark
N. J
Porter Shows Syracusans Sportsmanship as Flunter Along With Baseball Acts
Dick Porter earns praise for sportsmanship while remaining active in baseball and golf related circles. Reports note his past role with Allen Blue Sox, Toronto management, and his quiet support at a Syracuse luncheon for Leo Miller. He avoids spotlight to keep focus on colleagues, with scouts and writers citing his modest, loyal character.
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Sports Mirror Highlights Past Pro Sports Moments
A lookback recalls Ted Vogel of Bults College winning the National AAU marathon in 2 hours 40 minutes 11 seconds. It also recounts aged NHL and MLB trades and team actions from past anniversaries including Bruins Canadiens, Dodgers reappointments, and Yankees deals featuring Myril Hoag Joe Glenn Oral Widebrand and Buster Mills.
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Bowling League Leaders Sweep Three Games as Scores Hit High
Scheding led the City Bowling League pace with a 677 in a 3–0 sweep for American Bowling and aed. Newcomer Frank Scott added 660, aiding the AB&B team after Fritz Wohleber’s departure. Polish Home rolled 2,895 to sweep Turner Tigers while other bowlers hit 600s, including Tony Miller 608 and Joe Leswandowski 606. Team results show AB&B 3 Van Wie 0, Polish Home 3 Turner Tigers 0, New Process 3 Forsythe 0, and more close finishes across the night.
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Chet Vinci to Box Rindone in Boston Fight Card
Chet Vinci of Rome N. Y. will meet Rindone of Phodtan in a 10 round feature at the Arena next Monday night. Roy Andrews of Lowell opposes Tony Ricelo of Gloucester in a separate 10 round bout. Vinci, former All Pacific U.S. Marine champion, has defeated Sonny Torne and Billy Seen.
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Tony Ricelo
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Vinci
Sonny Torne
Billy Seen
Newark Boxer Dan Martin Hospitalized After Knockout
New Jersey middleweight Dan Martin collapsed in the tenth round during Nishou with Tommy Tell of Saoungatawn, suffering a brain concussion. Doctors gave emergency ring treatment and sent him to hospital after last rites were administered. Martin recently lost to Nick Barone in Syracuse.
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Saoungatawn
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Danny Martin
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Martin
Nick Barone
Syracuse
Mead Stops Richie in Fifth at St Nicholas Arena
Pete Mead of Grand Rapids Michigan stopped Sal Richie of New York with a technical knockout at 2 06 of the fifth round before 1762 spectators at St Nicholas Arena Mead weighed 160 pounds Richie 151 pounds in a middleweight bout.
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Pete Mead
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sal Richie
St. Nicholas Arena
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Mead
Red Raiders Popped Up For Saturday Homecoming
Colgate trains for a homecoming game with undefeated Penn State after a Sirat major victory, as tickets at 3.60 sell fast. Coach Bixler focused on pass defense and stopping the Nittany Lions offense during a light workout. Holy Cross game noted for three Maroon interceptions. Benjamin Sibley trophy presented in Colgate Chapel.
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Tigers Take Over Jamestown Club
DETROIT (UP) The Detroit Tigers added the Jamestown New York Pony League club to their farm system. Head of the farm system Robert Red Rolle announced the purchase. the Jamestown club previously had a working agreement with Detroit. Other Tigers farm clubs include Flint Williamsport Toledo Thomasville and Roy Alan.
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Post Reorganizes UACV 560 Basketball Team
The UACV Post 560 basketball team will practice Wednesday at 7 at the Ukrainian National Home. Coach Steve Pan chesion asks last year’s members and newcomers to report. Krnik Noresk, 100 Sixth St Solvay, is manager.
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Krnik Noresk
Solvay
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