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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
5
Promoters across the country rush to assemble post season games on January 1 as teams seek invites and bowl organizers line up hopeful matchups. Navy and Army clash in the service score drama while Notre Dame, Georgia, and Tennessee cap strong finishes, signaling a crowded bowl landscape and potential national comparisons.
A chaotic late finish left Army 21 to 28 over Navy in Philadelphia with disputes over a clock stoppage. Coach Hamilton and Navy captains argued the call altered final chances as West Point seeks revenge next season against Notre Dame and Navy.
St Peters Quintet led by coach Al Grey begins 1946-47 basketball season at 8:30 pm at St Peters Lyceum. Strong Watervliet five meets Hess All Stars in prelim at 7:30 pm with former Watervliet stars including Frank Lewis and Joe Lachfats ta.
Meshanievitlé hosts Glens Falls American Legion in the PriCe League opener led by coach Siek Tancredi and players including John MiBellok John Secbolik Taha Ainvodeo Louis Marcelli Red Moe Lean Ston Izzo Joe Dannts Yona Moroena Mike Murtane and George Aynold The senior league features Glens Falls Samas South Glens Sally Glens Fally Legion Hursonalls Counth Part Baward Bolton and Mechanicville Bine Streaks.
UCLA quarterback led the Los Angeles Rams to a 921 victory over the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds, completing 22 of 29 passes for 312 yards and forging a dramatic win as Benton tied the league record with 12 receptions. Giants face crucial tests in the East as standings tighten.
A brief note highlights standings in the American Sonip Cage circuit. Teague is mentioned as part of the standings context with no full details on team scores or dates. Further data would clarify positions and involved teams within the league.
In a tight National League contest, the Collegians clinched a 39-38 overtime victory over Fort Wayne. Detroit trailed late but pulled ahead in the extra period to seal the win.
In a surprising move during a rough stretch, Suidowski resigns as coach of the Toronto Maakles after a ninth loss. The announcement confirms the educational league duties were terminated effective immediately, with remaining staff noting unsettled game plans and a need for leadership changes.
Diocesan League schedule kicks off Friday with a heavy slate across area high schools. Catholic High travels to Vincentian while St Mary's Amsterdam meets LaSalle. Cathedral hosts CBA. Hoosick Falls visits Heatly. other matchups include Granville at Fort Ann and Mechanicville at Glens Falls with several towns lined up for weekend play.
Hoosick Falls High Five edged Mechanicville 30 to 24 in a defensive high school basketball game. Don Fustell and George Dougharty led Hoosick Falls with key baskets and free throws, while Mechanicville fought to stay in striking distance at halftime.
Annapolis readers honored the Navy football team with a ceremony in Bancroft Hall as the Midshipmen applauded a hard fought 49 to 47 defeat by Detroit in a heated late game. Cleveland Revels nailed a game winning shot with 58 seconds left after a 47-47 tie, as Army chants faded amid a celebratory crowd.
Troy Al Stars defeated the Watervliet Garnets 40 at Brotherhood Park. Case connected on a third period bullet pass to Gigi Marchese for a touchdown, capping a dominant drive as the Stars seized control and held off a late Garnets rally before ending with possession.
Boston Bruins surge from behind to tie Detroit Red Wings 8 8 at Boston Garden in front of a capacity crowd of 13 900. Don Gallinger led the Bruins with a pair of goals while Ray Conacher scored twice for Detroit.
Trish Cagers travel to face Franklin hosting the opening game as Notre Dame seeks season stability. Key players include Sally Buod Tut Ga Notre Dame standout and Vince Borgin of Haast Chlengs. Sophomore Lea Barnhorsts of Indianapolis stands 6 feet tall and will help bolster the lineup alongside Frannie Crm rin Sterling and John. Kelly Aulen and Paul Gordon from Baltimore and Kevin O'Shea from San Francisco are expected to contribute. Curran and O'Shea are returning lettermen, with O'Shea previously a standout at Camp Las Teme Marines.
Clairveux Club defeats the WT Nugrh Boolar Washington five 46 29 at Keveny Memorial. Hogan and Cary lead with 11 and 14 points respectively as Clairveux maintains only one loss this season. Apolin Club of Ranssetarr also mentioned with an 80 29 score.
The New York Rangers edged the Chicago Blackhawks 2-1 in a tight game before 16,773 fans. Mareo scored a late goal to secure the win as Chicago fought hard in a spirited effort.
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