Averill Park High Lists 11 Baseball Games
Averill Park High School announces an 11 game regular season for its 20 man baseball squad. Selected players include Jobs Ciars Richard Caurehville Eugene Devan and John Greis with a slate of Hudson Valley League games and matchups at Voorheesville Waterford and Columbia among others.
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Ic Jone
Jobs Ciars
Richard Caurehville
Eugene Devan
John Greis
Ekroy Face
Leonard Face
Arthur Ferguson
Walter Fryer
Willem Haznar
Robert Hogle
Basti Karpisu
Haw Mekenns
Gerald Miler
Geile Mosher
Berev' Nelsos
Bede
Mare Raphe
Gwen
Rober
Stubbietine
Werrer
Fass Sweek
Lebanon
Caseten
Berlin
Waterford
Hor Iehanos
Columbia
Mar
Cestietant
Horde
Voorheesville
Awa
Kins
Asteriks
Lansiegoureigh School
Averill
Vets Target Watervliet In Cohoes High Baseball Opener
Eight veterans from last season’s Cohoes High Baseball team lineup for the season opener at Watervliet. Cour Pee Mooney shapes a top pitching staff with Cramer Bagier Hawton Yarter. Veterans Warnyseia Honsegar Winkler Cramer Verter Mellziey Siopera Barrow anchor infield and outfield roles as Cohoes eyes a strong campaign.
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Watervliet High
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Bob Yarter
Scholastic Baseball
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Jack
Bob Opera
Ichide
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George Honsegar
Ronald Winkler
Cramer
Verter
Tom Mellziey
Selé
Jack Siopera
Fiip Bawron
LaSalva Victorious Over Manfro In Eight Rounds
In White Plains at the Westchester County Center before 7500 fans Vince La Salva won a unanimous eight round decision over Joey Manfro. La Salva scored two knockdowns in the first round and added a controlled showing throughout. Other results included Julie Cross stopping Frank Marino in 1 52 of the first, Jimmy Rizzo decisioning Baratiniz, and Lou Prince edging Felix Ramirez.
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Vince la’ Selva
Mr. Vernon
Joey Manfro
New York
Westchester County Center
la Salva
Jimmy Rizzo
Toronto
Baratiniz
Newark
Julie Cross
Stockton
Frank Marino
Westside
Lou Prince
Princeton
Felix Ramirez
Puerto Rico
Carl Olson
New Heven
Jimmy Saunders
Johny Rinaldi
Fordham
Jimmy Cognan
Sewark
N. Z
Solons Agree to Wright Hearing
The Maryland Boxing Commission announced a Wright hearing after a suspension controversy involving Chais Wright a veteran lightweight. Eddie Walker manager of the Los Angeles fighter sent a telegram last week urging action as Commission Chair McDosezn stated.
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Maryland/ Boxing Commissin
Chais Wright
Zor Ie
Commission On
Eddie Walker
Los Angeles
Commission
McDosezn
Gloeckners Cup Team Title At Troy Bowling Meet
Gloeckners of the Gentry League captured the Gloeckners Cup with 2592 total at Alpha Alleys. Brass Foundry Ludlow placed second they totaled 2983 with Camps No 5 2965 in a close top three.
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Nieman's plate clout lifts Braves past Brooks in nine
Elmer Nieman's clutch three run homer in the ninth powered the Boston Braves to an 8 6 victory over the Brooks in Nieman's circuit blow. Hal Gregg pitched well but Brooklyn faltered with three hits off Jim Tobin and costly errors.
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Standings and results in the National and American Leagues
National League results show New York defeating Philadelphia five to two with other games postponed. Standings list New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. American League schedules include Boston at Washington and St Louis at Cleveland both postponed, with team records and upcoming probable pitchers noted.
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LaRover Beats Genovese at New Bedford
George LaRover of Philadelphia won a unanimous decision over Joe Genovese of Toronto in a ten round main event at Bristol Arena New Bedford before 1200 fans. LaRover used counter punches to neutralize Genovese who pressed forward most rounds. Fat Doyle of Fall River KOed Mike Decosmo in the Ath round of their six round semifinal.
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Philadelphia
Joe Genovese
Toronto
Bristol Arena
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LaRover
Rich
Fat Doyle
Fall River
Mike Decosmo
Jersey City Shuts Out Toronto. Newark Tops Rochester in Rain
International card reports Jersey City 2 Toronto 0 and Newark 7 Rochester 2 as completed games while other matchups were postponed due to rain. The results highlight Jersey City and Newark victories amid a weather disrupted schedule.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Reb Russell to headline Albany wrestling show in Capitol arena
Reb Russell meets Sharkey in a feature bout at the Capitol arena Albany tonight as Russell seeks a second straight Albany win after defeating Joning Joe Cox last week. Sharkey, touted as a world champion in several states, is expected to provide a rough contest. The card includes Michel Leone versus Wally Greb and two other matches, with bell time at 8 30 p m.
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Texas
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Capitol Arena
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Joning Joe Cox
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Michel Leone
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wally Greb
New York
Pat Walsh
Atlantic City
Berb Freeman
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Sailor
Jack Adams
Schenectady
Florids
Jim Atlas
Boxing Law Reaches Twenty Five Years Under Walker
Former New York City mayor James J. Walker praised the Walker Law on boxing for its simplicity and effective supervision by the state athletic commission. He credited the law’s success to its fundamental design and to the administrators who handle judgments, noting it avoids overreaching provisions and adapts to contingencies.
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James J. Walker
New York City
Boxing Writers’ Association
State Athletic Commission
Walker
High School Star Hurls Third No Hit'er
Amherst Central High School pitcher Bill Clark hurled his third straight no hit game of the season in Amherst's 81 victory over Pine Hill. Clark threw no hits and no runs through 9 innings, continuing his remarkable opener streak.
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Bill Clark
Amherst
Clark
Pine Hill
High Low Tourney At Alpha Alleys
The Fifth Avenue Tavern League high low bowling tournament starts tonight at seven at Alpha Alleys. All bowlers should report by 6 45.
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Fifth Avenue Tavern League
Hightow
Alpha Alley
Ott Hits 2 Homers as Giants Win Over Phils
Ott hit two homers and drove in four as the New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 2. A three run third inning and a late solo shot by Ott capped the scoring, with Vance Dinges adding his first big league homer for the Giants.
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Andy
Hansen
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Svebins
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Hausmann
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Attendante
Senators Preseason Battles Meet Utica Blue Sox at Home
Albany Senators fans gain three pre season dates at Hawkins Stadium against Utica Blue Sox Friday Saturday and Sunday. Rip Collins hails pitching depth and batting power as a strong start shapes the season.
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Collins
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Chandler Named Commissioner of Baseball
The election of Senator Albert B Happy Chandler of Kentucky as baseball commissioner marks a major shift for the sport. Known for lifelong interest in baseball he is expected to fill the role once held by Kenesaw Mountain Landis and bring steady leadership as the news breaks by wire reports.
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Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Tom McCaffrey
Albany Baseball Club
Tom
Albany
Heppy Chandler Jin
RPI Lacrosse Coach Keeps Same lineup for Army game
Coach Ned Herkess plans to start the same roster as in last weekend’s win over Williams. The Engineers aim for a third straight victory at West Point to boost their season as Amy, the national champion, remains undefeated.
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Goltege
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Herksess
Roenseelser Poty
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Amy
Fuel Sear
Asc
Levine Beats Joe Bennett in Eight-Round Decision
Brooklyn light welterweight Artie Levine defeated Joe Bennett in an eight round decision at the Broadway Areas last night. Levine rallied after a rough fourth round to secure the win.
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Artie Levine
Joe Bennett
New York
Broadway
Co . Levine
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