Union Trims St Lawrence By 32 points in season finale
Union College led St Lawrence University 21 to 12 at half and cruised to a 32 point victory behind Captain Bill O'Neill seven baskets and center John Maxwelloni’s 13 points. Union shot well as teammates Pemret and Woherts contributed balanced scoring in the late-season clash.
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Robinson Wins Welter Crown Clash In Fast Bout
Robinson defeats Bell by decision after a brutal 16 round war to claim the welterweight crown. Bell dominates early, floors Robinson twice and appears to seize control, but Robinson rallies with fast combinations and a relentless barrage to finish strong, earning the judges’ nod in a dramatic, crowd-pleasing bout.
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LaSalle tops Troy Cadets in Principals Loop tilt
LaSalle beats Troy Cadets 27 to 18 in the Principals League Cobfest at LSL Gym. Will Doran scores 10 for LaSalle, Ferry Clitard adds seven after shifting positions, while Goyette and Carpenter contribute for Cohoes High. Cohoes junior team edges LaSalle juniors 12 to 26 in preliminary.
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Rensselaer In Rochester Tilt Tonight
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute seeks its fourth win of the season tonight at the University of Rochester. The engineers have beaten Drew, Middlebury and Clarkson Tech, while the Yellowjackets open their season with a game against Cornell.
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College Results Roundup Mixed Scores Across Teams
College results show Union 36 over St Lawrances 32 and Virginia Tech 59 over Catholic University 42. Michigan State 87 defeats Stanford 4 percent, Miami of Ohio 67 over Urnokigy? College 55. Akron 72 defeats Urge 90 and Villanova 85. Syracuse 74 tops Ohio Woaloyan. Marth Caroling State St meets Tolany Georgetown 70. Arkansas State Veachara 50 and Washington U. C8.
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Dartmouth Holy Cross Showdown Shapes New England Final
Dartmouth and Holy Cross meet in a key New England basketball clash after rough starts. Boston College seeks momentum against Fordham in a separate Boston Garden doubleheader while Brindley of Dartmouth is out with a sprained ankle, impacting the Green attack.
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Lansingburg Alumni Tilt Promises Old Rules Shakeup
Lansingburg earns an attendance for a dual alumni game at 9 o'clock to test new lineups amid a split format. One half features veterans from Gl with modern rules while the Burg lineup uses revived 221 and 1923 style play, with public seating arranged and preliminary contests setting the stage for Hope A and Lansingburg over Cub.
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Scholastic Scores From Regionals Include Big Wins
High school teams posted decisive results with Scholastic Results showing YoY High 84 over Catholic High 26 and Mine 28 over Cathedral 25. Other notable games include Columbia High 40 def Castleton 32 and Cambridge 28 defeating Falla 44.
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Paris Faces Trial Tuesday in bribery case
Alvin J. Preis, 28, of Broadway, charged with two counts of attempting to bribe New York football players to throw a championship game against the Chicago Beata, was ordered held without bail. Judge Streit denied extra time for defense yet warned readiness for trial and allowed defense to confer with Paris before Tuesday. The district attorney's office seeks swift proceedings, while defense contends lack of prep time and potential rights violations.
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Sugar Bowl tilt to kickoff pregrid doubleheader
New Orleans hosts a doubleheader featuring Oklahoma A and Kentucky with LSU facing Tulane in the opener. The Sugar Bowl event precedes New Year clashes as college teams from Georgia and North Carolina compete in football and tennis related to the era. The Baseball Writers dinner in Boston may be held February 4 at Station Hotel with BIN Grimes elected toastmaster.
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Cohoes Defeats Utica 57 to 51 Behind Free Throw Prowess
Cohoes Mustodans sank 17 of 22 free throws to beat Utica 57 51 in a state league game. Colons and Mastodonas traded leads while Utica shot 5 of 17 at the line as the decisive margin came from the charity stripe and late quarter surge led by Anthony and Jok.
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Greenberg Cops RBI Crown In AL for Fourth Season
Greenberg leads the American League in RBIs for the fourth season with 186 official at bats, driving in JIT aisles and surpassing rivals. The season featured new records across batting and fielding, including Warren Rosary setting catching records and Robert Feller tallying 346 strikeouts. No games were unplayed in six decades. Washington’s double plays set a futility mark against Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Navy Comeback Tops 1946 Sports Editors Ballot
Sports editors named Navy's 1946 comeback the year’s top moment. Navy beat Army in Philadelphia after a rough first half and won five consecutive conference games for the Big Nine title and Rose Bowl bid. The piece notes Hogan, Card players, and other Notables in a wide voting summary.
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Big Nine Heads Favored Delay In Bowl Plan
The Big Nine and Pacific Coast Conference leaders met in Los Angeles to discuss delaying the Rose Bowl plan. Officials cited doubts an agreement would have formed by New Year’s. Army’s invitation and faculty reviews weighed heavily against an early deal.
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Stillwater Five Triumphs Over Mechanicville 32 27
Stillwater Five defeated Mechanicville 32 to 27 at Stillwater. Notable scorers included Cannard with four points and Holmes with eight. Mechanicville players Hoover and Uke totaled two and three fouls respectively.
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