Upstate Big 3 Laurels Shared by Cornell and Syracuse
In Upstate New York Cornell Big Red and Syracuse Orange both tallied their fourth win of the season while Colgate, Siena, and other area teams posted results. Yale suffered a setback to Cornell, and Syracuse defeated Rutgers before a Hudson Valley audience, with Colgate and Siena highlighting long win streaks and notable performances by players like John Werner, Ted Anderson, and Jack Kiley.
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St Patrick's edges St Pauls in 37 34 rally win
Brewer starred as St Patrick's erased a 15 8 halftime deficit to beat St Pauls Mechanic 130 34 in the nightcap. Frank Backiey led scoring for St Patrick's with 6 mint he was also the bellwether in the first half. Hinchey and Murphy contributions noted for the losers with Hingher leading St Pauls. Preliminary game St Patrick's defeated St Francis by 8 18. Other scores and bowl references listed from various leagues.
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Purdue Upsets Bradley as Unbeaten Streak Ends
Purdue defeats Bradley 65-11 to spoil the Braves new 600000 dollar field house dedication. Cincinnati edges Western Kentucky 58-54 on Dick Dallmer’s late free throw. Alabama falls 47-44 to Mississippi State. La Salle ends Temple’s winning streak with a 60-55 victory. Cornell beats Yale 60-57 to top Ivy standings. USC, Holy Cross win titles in late-night matchups.
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Hunters Get 19 030 Bucks In State
Albany reports deer harvest figures for New York State during the 98 season. Total deer killed: 13,343. Western counties and Adirondacks show notable totals, with Sullivan and St Lawrence counties among the higher counts. Conservation efforts and regional variation are noted as part of the state hunting summary.
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Russell Leads Pin Loop Standings After Tight League Week
Russell tops the Troy Bowling Association Individual League with 23 victories and 10 losses after taking three games from Charlie Gray. Barrett and Walthers each stand at 21 wins and 12 losses as they posted 2-1 results against Tony, DeLano and Chick Cicchinelli. Hetman and Cramer trail closely at 313 pins with fresh wins over Fiarto, Inglix, and Wagar, while Bechard posted a 661 series and sits near the campaign leader Bevd Connally's mark in recent weeks.
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RPI and Siena Stay Unbeaten in Holiday Hoop Run
RPI and Siena each kept undefeated records as Polymen throttled Stevens Tech 76-57 in Hoboken. Ed Zena sparked a late 18 point burst, Richie Lassen and Frank Murphy scored 11 each, and Bob Halloran plus Bill Brower added nine as Beookiyo’s Trojans defeated Pratt Institute 243 total in a separate late-night game.
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Watervliet Bowl At Spa As Jinx Tightens Grip
Watervliet faced Spa as the jinx tightens, with Spamen pacing the pace and leads growing through the quarters. Jud Pemberton scored 24, repeatedly finding scoring chances as Saratoga jayvees clung to a slim advantage in the preliminary contest.
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Race Entries Kobatiemain 195 8 2 WR C4 Re Guidis Gores 7
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Wakefield to Yankees for Kryhoski in bid for sparkle
Dick Wakefield a pre war rookie sensation gets a chance with the Yankees in a trade that sends Kryhoski to Oakland. The Watervliet five face Bethlehem and Central foes in a pair of Eastern Scholastic Conference games as coach Jones seeks a needed spark after a string of losses.
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Northrup and Lange Lead Saint Indians Past St Francis
Northrup and Lange starred for Siena as they pulled away in the second half to defeat St Francis 62 43 before about 5200 at Albany Armory. Northrup scored 12 of 14 in the first half and Lange added nine of his 11 as Siena led 27 22 at the break. Billy Harrell sparked an Indian surge with three quick baskets after halftime to push the margin to 44 33 with 11 minutes left. Dan Cunha’s squad, hitting their Brooklyn rivals for the ninth time in ten tries, extended their home stand to five wins in a row and will host Southern Tingle next.
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Deals Top Saturdays Sports Card Deals Top Saturday
In New York and Pittsburg and Houston reports blend trades and standings. Dirk K moved from the Giants to the Tigers for Dick Wakefield while Fran Papish joined Cleveland from Cleveland Indians by Pittsbur g news. Bobby Riggs earns top rank as 1942 pro tennis player per the association.
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