Siena Upsets Manhattan Celtics at Madison Square Garden
Siena College’s basketball team, led by Billy Harrell and Charles Northrup, stunned Manhattan College 48 points at Madison Square Garden before 18 000 fans. Dan Cunha’s Siena defense limited Manhattan to five baskets in the second half as Harrell showcased floor finesse and rebounding.
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Siena
Madison Square Garden
Brena
Manhattan College
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Jaspers
Loudonville
Garden
Dan Cunha
New York Sports Desk
Associated Press
Manhattanites
Billy Harrell
New York
Upstate
Charley Northrup
Harrell
Troy
Charles Northrup
Amsterdam
Stena
Cunha
Cage
Ed Wachter
Wachter
Nat Holman
Sacred Heart
Boys Club Defeats Beaunit 95 76 in Theater State Street
Troy Boys Club, led by Willard Doran and Neil Valenti in a strong second half surge, beat Beaunit Foundation Boys Club 95 to 76 at the State Street gym. Beaunit’s Riley scored 24 as Troy rallied from a slow start to dominate the final two periods.
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Neil Valenti
Troy Boys Club
Beaunit Foundation
State Street
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Instermission
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Doran
Valent
Riley
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Twe Beams
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Atchott
Maloney
Osere
Feldman
Ronson
Raley
Novack
Malone
Butler
Horan
Caralio
Reo
Walsh
Inhan IH
Bucelero
Va- Tents
Bradley Opens Slate for 1980 Football Season
Bradley loads veteran unit as it opens schedule on Ren A J Roberson Memorial Fieldmine in Peoria against the University of Houston amid early expectations of a top ranked team.
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Bradley
Des Moines
Brading Braves
Bosk
Houston
Ike Williams Defends Lightweight Title Amid Betting Allegations
Ike Williams retained the lightweight crown with a 13 round decision over Freddie Dawson in Philadelphia. Judges had Williams ahead eight rounds to seven while a referee gave Dawson nine heats. Williams feared a betting coup before and after the bout at Convention Hall.
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Ike Williams
Freddie Dawson
Chicago
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Dawson
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Lasky
Daggett
Willams
Dawson Williams
Ike
Williame
George Jones
Chanain
State Athletic Commission
Williamsport
Hie
Wettern
Dawaon
Dhawson
Williams
Pro Basketball Brain Trust Proposes Speed Up Rules
The NBA brain trust urged three rule changes to speed play and curb fouling. Changes include a post free throw jump ball in late game and overtime, two defensive players near the basket on free throws, and widening free throw lanes to 12 feet for an experimental period. Podoloff expects quick board action despite likely objections from several clubs.
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Basketball Associations
Brain Trust
Maurice Podoloff
NBA
Podoloff
Ned Irish
Rehall
Trish
Mootiman
International Federation
Podaloff
Minneapolis
George Mikan
Washington
Jack Nichols
Indianapollo
Alex Groza
Rochester
Arnie Risen
Pottoloff
Board of Governors
Eddie Cottheb
Philadelphia
Walter Brown
Barton Carl Ben-nett
Fort Wayne
Leo Fertig
Syracuse
Duffey Anderson
Sexton Dominates Kowalski In LaSalle Gym Mat Feature
Frank Sexton controls the bout at LaSalle gym with holds and counters, pinning 265-pound Tarzan Kowalski after a fast exchange. Kowalski gains an early fall but Sexton recovers to execute an upside down pile driver and secure a three count as the crowd reacts.
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LaSalle Gym
Frank Sexton
Tarzan Kowalski
Sexton
Kowalsi
Frank
Tarzan
Kowalski
Willie Glickman
Possession Key To Cage Wins Cunha
Siena coach Dan Cunha, whose team is unbeaten, stresses defense and ball control as keys to winning. He says never trailing more than six points and holding the ball for good shooting opportunities is crucial. Siena has four wins this season, including 48-33 over Manhattan at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Dan Cunha
Siena
Cunha
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Unclear OCR 补全文本的历史报纸片段摘要
Fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper page shows scattered names, numbers, and place markers with no coherent story or clear events. Distinct entities and concrete details are too sparse to identify a single event, person, or organization reliably.
Dixie Walker Named Pilot for Atlanta Crackers
Dixie Walker, ex Brooklyn Dodger and Pelicburg outfielder, was named to manage the Atlanta Crackers in the Southern Association. Earl Mann, Atlanta president, announced the one year contract at the minor league convention. Walker had been signed previously to a one year deal but salary details were not disclosed. Walker left the Pirates after a stint in Brooklyn. Pinehurst golfer Richard D Chapman set a new course record at Pinehurst Country Club with a 63 for the North Carolina championship course.
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Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodger
Pietaburg Firate
Aanta Crackers
Southern Association
Earl Mann
Atlanta
Mann Sard Walker
Iecguer
Pyrates
Brooklyn
Pinehurst
Richard D Chapman
Seaxterday
Pinehurst Country Club
Albany Drafts Pair and Buys Two Batteries
Albany's Eastern League base ball club drafted a pitcher and a first baseman and announced purchases of two battery combinations at the Manor League meetings in Baltimore. The Senators drafted Tom Vangeler and Harold Erickson, with purchases of J William Herring and Rolf Moeller from Gartlesville.
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Senators
Tom Vangeler
Willington del
Harold Erickson
Quebec
Thomas F McCalfes
J. Wiliam Herring
Rolf H Moeller
Gartlesille Club
Kansas
Bartlestaille
Pittsburg Pirates
Elmira
James Morgen
el Dorado
Ark
Colton
Virgil Giovannini
Waco Tex
Bug
Binghamton
Russell Wilenin
Rachmond
Richard Welker
Terre Haute
Ind
Utica
Edward Graham
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Whilliam Sport
Siena Hosts Arnold Five Tonight At Gibbona Hall
Siena College faces Arnold College of New Haven tonight at Gibbona Hall Loudonville aiming for a sixth straight win after beating Manhattan in the Garden. Key Siena players include Harrell Northrup Boland Langs Bruda with Harrell set for a starting role after a 13 rebound Garden performance. Arnold coached by Ray Stoviak will counter with Piasiak La Verrane Griffin Amate and Brown as anticipated starters.
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Manhatorian
Arnold College of
New Haven
Gibbona Hall
Loudonville
Indians
Arnold
Siena
Northrup
Chuck Northrup
Amsterdam
Bac
Jaspers
Manhattan
Bill Boland
Fd Langs
George Bruda
Arnold Ist
Ray Stovi
Terriers
Springfield College
Anly Logi Hyning
Etiong St Orlin’s
Brooklyn
Stoviak
Frank Piasiak
la Verrerane
Roger Griffin
Cane Ter
Sebastian Amate
Ed Brown
Eastern League Adopts 140-Game 1950 Schedule
The class A Eastern League approved a 140 game slate for 1950. The season runs from April 2 to September 10 with teams including Hartford, Danville, Wilkes-Barre, and Wilmington. Notable players listed include Lester Bever n and Philip Paine among others.
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Lester Bevern
Danville
Philip Paine
Wilmington
Del
lkes-Barre
Jamen i King
Waco, Tex
Scranton
Ken Seifert
Lynchburg Va
Adam Zwierzynek
Topeka
Kas
Wwe
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