North Rallies To Nip South In a matter of days
Across the nation pulses rise as 1949 nears. In Troy the Emeralds and Haymakers clash for Amateur League glory while Cohoes, Watervliet, and Albany chase pennants. Samuel Jackson Snews hailed as Man of the Year. Ned Harkness named sport's year.
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North Repels South In Rainy Charity Football Clash
The North edged the South 2 1 2 to 1 in the second annual Spring charity game at the Orange Bowl. Northern stars Hickman and Dooney sparked a late rally, with touchdowns from Griffith and Romank and a pivotal pass snag by Isom.
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College basketball results and late foul lift St Josephs
College basketball scores include Santa Clara 73 Manhattan 64 Idaho 63 Lawrence Tech 44 St Josephs Phil 69 Utan 63 Temple 66 Buffalo 48. A late foul shot by Phil Brady in the final 24 seconds gave St Josephs a 67 to 66 win over Grab University.
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LSU Trips Dons 56 48 at MSG in wild finish
New York UP-Long Island University rallied with ten straight points late in the second half to beat San Francisco 56-48 before 16000 at Madison Square Garden. Manhattan lost to Santa Clara 73-64 in the other intercollegiate game with Tom Guerin scoring 20 before fouling out.
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Old Pete Ill as Cancer Fears Cast on Hall of Famer
Grover Cleveland Alexander, famed baseball pitcher known as Old Pete, lies seriously ill in Los Angeles County Hospital. Doctors suspect ear duct cancer linked to past injuries after an unconscious found in an alley. Alexander, 62, Hall of Fame inductee in 1938, won 373 games between 1911 and 1930. Also reports from National Association basketball scores include Rochester, New York, Boston, Baltimore, and others.
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Fragmented Track Meet Results and Names
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Cards Show Subtle Hint With Baseball Bats
Weel Pining Mo May 49. Walter Shannon manager of the Cardinals farm system arranged gifts and a big date at a local bar for his players. A local bar manufacturing company reportedly supplied budgeons and dies mailed to the players as Christmas presents.
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Filly Dead After Miami Race Finish
In Miami the Rataplan Purse featured a dead filly after the finish as Mra sterday at Tropical Park. Jockey George McMullen rode Aflame and won aboard the wet track but the filly collapsed near the clubhouse. Jobatown captured the Coral Gables Purse by two and a half lengths. The crowd attendance set a new high for the meet at 10,164.
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