Gambino Held On Narcotics Charge At Madison Square Garden
New York boxing card at Madison Square Garden ends with Vincente Gambino facing a narcotics accusation. Federal agents, posing as buyers, allege Gambino sold 55 grains of heroin for 380 to a undercover operative, then delivered heroin and money before gunmen interrupted the exchange. The case targets Gambino, a former Golden Gloves fighter, with further arraignment set for November 2.
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Warriors and Hornets Clash in NHL Preview
International News Service reports a four game slate for the American Hockey League. The Hornets of Pittsburgh ride a five game win streak into a matchup with the Syracuse Wary Hoss, a heavy favorite. In the Western standings the St. Louis Flyers share first with Pittsburgh at 10 points. Providence meets the Barons in Cleveland and the Buffalo Bisons face the Bears at Hershey.
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Buffalo Harriers Win First Meet Of Season
Buffalo University track team secured its first victory in four starts at a regional meet. The Aggies from University of Buffalo finished strong with Tack Trau Fort delivering the top finish after a close cross-country trial.
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Schroeder Joins Davis Cup Team
Schroeder joins the United States Davis Cup squad after initially being unable to commit. The California resident arrived with the group and will join teammates Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert as they prepare in Palm Springs. The team departs November 3 for the international matches against Australia.
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Solvay High Finishes Grid Race Unbeaten
Solvay High wrapped an unbeaten season as Onondaga County league champions, routing Fayetteville 34 to 0. Star back Dar Kotsra Torpedo led with multiple long runs, while Dik Chester and Koroya added scores as the Solvay defense stifled Fayetteville and set up a potential November showdown with CBA.
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Red Raiders Favored In Scrappy Yale Bowl Showdown
Scrambled notes from a muddled college football game show Red Raiders favored after a tense opener. Key plays include Cornell interceptions by Buddy Salp and Jostin, a long drive from the Valley to the 30 yard line, and Weiss to Burke on an 18 yard TD pass. Injuries disrupted the backfield as the Bulldogs rallied with Herrick’s 42 yard score in the third.
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Baldwinsville Clinches Second With 1913 Triumph
Baldwinsville seized second place in the county standings with a 1913 victory over North Syracuse. Liverpool and East Syracuse traded scores in a tight game as Dick Hayes led a late surge for Baldwinsville, while Bruce Lindward connected for a first quarter touchdown for East Syracuse. North Syracuse added a second TD by Hares, and Liverpool fought back with a long drive capped by Dick Sokolowzki.
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Nottingham Surges Past Valley 19-7
Nottingham defeated Valley with a 19 to 7 score in a high school football game at Roosevelt Field. The event featured Coach Bob Lewis's North team rallying to a solid win as Eastwood and Imvorile were noted in other week results.
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Women Bowlers Enroll for Local Tournament
Doris Phallips secretary urges women bowlers to enroll for the cy tournament. Fayetteville Woman Suburban league has 12 teams, led by Vivian Bausinger. Porter-Cabie and Solvay leagues with four teams each. Defending champions include Walt Taror's team and Santina Mauee's 0 team.
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Fight Results NEM Tork Breke Masttarn and Mer Gruter Lena
In a chaotic bout NEM Tork Breke Masttarn edged Mer Gruter Lena with decisive exchanges. Oak Carat Cant dre in. Frese Barert scored points amid the melee as Lee Snares pressed the pace.
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Track error may net ten thousand for cancer fund
SEW YORK (LP) A Jamaica race track error by pricing judges in the third race led to an inflated payout of 55.10 for Sao Paulo backed Pisteilekote. Air Service was later confirmed second with Sage Paulo third, triggering a proposed place price of 16.10. Track officials plan to donate unclaimed bets to the Pamen Runyon Cancer Fund, potentially boosting the fund by about 40,000.
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Cornell Has Defense for Kazmaier
Princeton faces Cornell in a pivotal Ivy League clash as both teams enter undefeated. Caldwell lauds Cornell’s defense and Kazmaier’s threat, while Princeton aims to avenge past defeats and maintain momentum in a high-stakes game.
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Three Shutouts in Ladies' VY League
Helen Gresens led the Ladies' Vietary League with a 210 single and 362 triple, as Zimmerman, Gray, Brooks, and Bennie posted multiple two and three scoring plays. Scoring details are garbled but indicate several players contributing notable counts and shutouts.
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Orange Harriers Conquer Colgate in Cross Country
Syracuse Harriers defeated Colgate in a cross country meet with a decisive margin. Team performance highlighted by standout runners and strong finishes at the event venue. Details on individual times or placements are limited in the fragment.
Cornell’s Rocco Calro Shines in AHL Standings Preview
The summary notes Cornell’s Rocco Calro as the main offensive threat in the American Hockey League standings discussion. Calro is highlighted as a precise passer with 28 completions in 46 attempts and four touchdown passes this year, as the league preview notes potential matchups against New York TF.
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Friday Football Fragments From Patchy Local Page
Readable fragments show various college and high school football scores and matchups. Names like Aurora College Dakota and Savannah State appear among scattered teams such as Alabama and Chattanooga with partial results and uneven spellings.
Columbia Faces Army In New York Showdown
Columbia squares off with Army in New York after rebounding from a defeat. Mitch Price is expected to oversee an attack that tests the Cadets' defense while Army relies on its quarterback and running game to mount a counter.
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NCAA Approves Bowl Games and UCLA Involvement
UCLA officials and athletic leadership through Wilbur C. Jobs announce NCAA approval of bowl games with final lineup expected soon. The decision impacts conference schedules and postseason play for 1940s era college football.
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Massacco Back For Holy Cross in Army Game Preview
Worcester based Holy Cross prepares for an Army showdown with Columbia. Key players Massacco and Meyern return from injuries to pace the offense while Mal Miascueca and captains focus on sharp execution. Intra squad drills featured Gaese and Beil at tight end as coaches emphasize speed and balance for Saturday’s contest.
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Boxing legends and college games mix in marquee weekend notes
A chaotic, OCR torn recap highlights Joe Louis battles, Rocky Marciano foil, and major college football shifts. It cites matching results among Tennessee, Indiana, Northwestern, Stanford, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma A and M, and other programs.
Dramatic New York Race At Jamaica Stakes Listed
A field of 19 horses is set for the 32d running of the $25,000 handicap at Jamaica. Entries include Rokeby Stables Greenlie and Stabie's Hall of Fame, with notable names such as Sandy and Green Tree Saddler among entrants. The event coincides with other racing notes and suspensions in New York sports pages.
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Cubs Name 34 Fall Roster Incomplete Text
The Cubs announce a 34 man fall roster with several players from farm teams and minor assignments. Included are mentions of Mende, Barzowcki, Fear, Wallaces, and live farm notes from Los Angeles and Springfield. Several veterans return from minor league duty as Deg Fe and others are listed with manager Phi l Cavers guiding the group.
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Buffalo Faces Connecticut II in rivals duel on grid
Buffalo and Connecticut meet again as the two teams clash in Cr arena. The game features standout players including Shanabrook and Passlera with past ties to San Francisco, spotlighting a tense gridiron duel shaped by past performances and current form.
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