Harrell fuels Siena win over Madison Square Garden crowd
Troy native Billy Harrell rose to prominence as a skilled guard for Siena, impressing fans with speed, timing, and team play in a major Madison Square Garden victory. His local ascent from Troy Boys Club to Siena stardom earned praise from Ed and Lou Wachter and fellow athletes, while George Winkler prepares to shift from football to basketball at Boston University.
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Averill Park Triumphs Over Columbia 50 46 in League Tilt
Averill Park climbs to 2 1 in Central Hudson Valley League after a 50 46 home win over Columbia. Cliff Hastings leads with 14 as Averill Park builds late leads 16 13, 32 24, 38 33. Miami lead by Hamilton at Open Golf with 65, Haas shoots 132 total after a hole in one on 150 yard par three.
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Siena Cagers Seek Seventh Win At Albany Tonight
Siena College returns to the Washington Avenue Armory to chase a seventh straight victory over Tampa University. Captain Bill Boland, George Bruda, Chuck Northup, Ed Lange, and Billy Harrell lead a strong Siena lineup as the Indians face a young Spartans squad coached by Mike Gaddis.
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Area Scholastic Cage Scores Review
Area scholastic cage scores are listed with many garbled team names and odd spellings. Notable figures include TeSalle 28, Waterstet 77, Meads 44, Ave Park 38, Scotia Gieverevile 47, Mitre Bavret-Corynam 33, and Cathedral 13. The fragmentary text mixes schools such as M4 and Vincentian with unclear affiliations and misspellings.
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Alons
Pro Grid Merger Ends Four Year War for NAF Formation
The All America Conference merges into the National Football League to form the National American Football League with 13 teams. Bert Bell continues as commissioner, Horace Stoneham drives the effort, and Emil Fincher and Daniel Bherley assume leadership roles in the new league. The December 18 launch follows multiple rounds of talks and a reshaped team lineup including New York, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles franchises.
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Daniel Bherley
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Engineers cruise past Wesleyan in cage clash at Field House
Zeno and Sirella pace the Engineers to a 64 44 victory over Wesleyan before about 3 000 fans at Engineers Field House. Zeno scores 13, Sirella 14 as Wesleyan struggles with defense and fouls while Robinson and Beacon lead the Cardinals with 13 and 12 respectively. Wesleyan visits Union College in Schenectady. Hartwick freshmen beat RPI yearlings 58 35 in the prelim.
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Minor Leagues Open Draft Nets Record 222 Picks
Baltimore AP Minor Leagues closed their 1950 convention in St Petersburg with an efficient session that produced a record 222 player selections for 4750 dollars. Reelects Charles Hurtle as Southern Association president. No major league deals finalized yet, but several talks in progress including Boston Bill Southworth with Cincinnati and Cubs with Hun T pitcher Bill Voussello. Giants also eye Al Dark and other Boston moves.
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Baseball Trade Talk Roils U S Lagre Convention
Discussion centers on potential moves for Frank Royack, Mickey Vernon, Luke Easter, and Bob Dillinger as clubs weigh Cleveland and New York deals. Rumors tie Frank Lane to Vernon and Rae Scarborough trade talks with Yankees, while Detroit and Washington eye Eddie Robinson and George Stimwells amid franchise shifts including Newark talks for the Yanks and Cubs.
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Top College Cage Scores Reported With Mixed Results
A scrambled report of college basketball scores and player names shows varied outcomes. Teams like California and Keewe appear with scores in the 40s to 90s, while others show lower totals. The fragmented OCR text lists multiple players and matchups with inconsistent spelling.
SE Conference Opens Gates To Bowls
The Southeastern Conference reopened bowl access and did not expand membership to 13 colleges, blocking the University of Miami’s bid. A proposed NCAA bowl amendment would allow any team to play in bowls if it pays at least 8 percent of total receipts and contributes a third of its revenues to competing colleges. Miami’s bid stalled pending SEC constitutional changes.
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Pro Grid War Cost Ted Collins A Cool Million
The report outlines a high cost for Ted Collins amid a merger of teams in New York, with Collin/Cottina as a key figure owning the Bulldogs and purchasing the Yankees. The combined club will play in Yankee Stadium area, with six players retained by the Giants. Coaches named include Charles Ewart and Norman Strader. The sports notes mention a Pro Basketball tally with teams Philadelphia Chicago and Indianapolis.
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New York
Charles Ewart
Bulldogs
Norman
Red) Strader
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