Sugar Bowl tennis and basketball notes from New Orleans
In the Sugar Bowl week in New Orleans, top seeds Eddie Moylan of San Francisco and Harry Likas of San Francisco advance in tennis, while Jack Uniy and Salter reach semifinals. Oklahoma, Kentucky, LSU, and North Carolina prepare for basketball games and football practice amid injuries and tournament play.
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Tid Fav
Pest
Jack
Uniy
Frank Guernsey
Garden City
Salter
Tero
Moylan
Ltil Proubles
Eddie Moylan
San Francisco
Sugar Bawtannis
Wade Herren
Birmingham
Harley Glam
Beverly Hill
Seymour Gruenberg
Chicago
Naubles
Uniter
Anals
Oklahoma 4
Kentucky Elacn
Twlané
Louisiana State
Edgewater Park
Carole
Tarheels
Sid Varney
Harvard Rally Nips Western Reserve Five
Harvard edge Western Reserve University 58 to 56 in a college double header opener at the Arena before 7,500 fans. Siu Wanasehin led with accurate set shots and 24 points by Atavia Schin highlighted Harvard’s late surge, as Hank Lefkowitz Pred Becket and Bill Wesson each scored 15 or more to secure the victory on February 7 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Harvard
Western Reserve University Red Cats
Siu Wanasehin
Western Reservers
Red Cats
Ataviaschin
Hilt
Harvad
Hank Lefkowitz
Pred Becket Spen
Bill Wesson
Leo Page
Fatalkies KR
Western Reserve
College Results From Various Games
Harvard 58 Westmn iteserg 5B Missouri St Rice 53 Baylor 69 Tulane 65 Michigan 68 Town State 7 Beton Hal 74 Baldwin Wallace 48 Drake 60 South Dakota 33 Oklahoma A. M. 40 Texas 39 Notre Dame 66 Dartmouth 55.
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Missouri
Rice
Baylor
Tulane
Michigan
Town State
Beton Hal
Baldwin Wallace
Drake
South Dakota
Okahoma
A. M
Texas
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
Cohoes Cagers Edge Mohawk 62 60 In State League Thriller
Cohoes edged the Mohawk Redskin 62 60 before about 2 000 fans at the Cohoes Armory in a sensational Western Division battle. Lou Spicer and Paddy Bishop led a late Mastodons rally, while Red Blumenthal and Al Predan contributed strong efforts for the Redskins as ten players were exhausted by a high intensity clash.
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Cohoes Cagers
Shade Mohawk
John
Sun
Cove Missodons
Mohawk Redskin
Cohoes Armory
Cohoes
Lou Spicer
Uillagh
Buelern
Luea Olympics
Redskins
Evan
Ken
Fram
Clube
Gohoes
Rensking
Ine
Tommy ‘McTiernan
Paddy Bishop
Ray Fisher
Hontestars
Coumiur Ittact
Charlie Swart
Spon
Officnals
Move
Mohawk
Red" Blumenthal
Winseier
Mustadans
Ainge Oni
Rain Delays Davis Cup Play in Melbourne
Rain drenched Melbourne forcing postponement of the Dayle eu Davis Cup ties between America and Australia. Center court tarpaulins, players displaced, and lineup changes followed as Brian Bromwich and Kramer planned to resume Monday with Mulloy facing Pats while Schroeder and Kramer had clinched the doubles.
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Melbourne
Budayy
America
Australia
Pry
Jon Bramgieh
Wall
Jacke Kramen Monda
Thomwich
Walter
Pate
Kra
Adrian Quist
Antitea
Ted Schroeder
Dinny Pats
Bremowich
Mulloy
Schenader
Fromovich
Sehroeder
Smishean
Kramer
Gup
Tke
Leahy Declines Pro Grid Offer To Stay At Notre Dame
Notre Dame coach Leahy rejected a Chicago pro football club’s offer for next season. He stressed he has nine years left on his Notre Dame contract and intends to finish it out, saying stories of his departure are unfounded. He spoke while passing through Chicago en route to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl.
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Chicago
Bill Dudley Wing Dapper Dan Award Winner Named
Bill Dudley Wing was named the 1010 Dapper Dan Award winner for the year. The award honors the player judged to have the best performance and sportsmanship. Past honorees include Rip Sewell and Frankie Frisch. others listed span 1930 through 1944.
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Bill Dudley Wing
Dapper Dan
Pi—Bin Dadley
Pita
Hart
Omer Previda
Gonosil
Rip Sewell
Frankie Frisch
Twal Gens
Willy Cann
State Cage Loop to Act On Spa Case
State Cage Loop to act on spa case as Frank Gaslee calls a meeting of the New York State Professional League to discuss league jumping of four former Saratoga players. The players Buseekt Dedick Duenthewius Lagkhner left when coach Karin moved to Hingston Chiefs. Meetings to decide cases and ratify season schedule plus contracts and territorial rights.
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Herkimer
Frank Gaslee Hag
Forrmer Saratoga
Jerry Buseekt
Larry Dedick
Joe Duenthewius
Art Lagkhner
Tirk Karin
Sara
Hingston Chiefs
Baglve Eal We Mayers
Basleg
Schenectady
Rochester
Buffalo
Wybouk
Ferriany
St Michael's Intermediates In CYO Loop Actions
St Michael's Intermediates enter the CYO schedule with games against Immaculate Conception Watervliet and St Joseph's Club while St Lawrence reportedly forfeited. The card lists multiple junior and intermediate matchups across St Joseph's Lycuot and LaSalle venues with byes and postponed games set for Saturday morning and next week.
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St. Michael's
Patieh
Les
St. Lawrence
Robert
Tony
St. Joseph's Club
Gana
Tray
Carmel
Gaulle Lund Catholic Fugt Gulls
St. Peter's
Lycout Willy
Fane Gsi
St. Anthony's
Boys Club 5 Tops JCC 69 to 57 In Tight Game
Troy Boys 5 edged JCC 69 57 at JGC Gym in a hard fought basketball clash. Colling and Tegile led with strong scoring, Reville Kaplan Elfenbein and Cohen also contributed, while Centerman fought back from a 30 point deficit but fell short.
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Troy Boys
Low Clofts
George Collins
Frant Tegile
Gonter Yen Besdayr
J. GC
J. Kaplan
Elfenbein
Romars
Bernie Cohen
Troy
Stubtorn
Trey Keglers Outroll Albany State League Cage Standings
In the opening match of Christus show at Shades Bowl Academy in Albany, Cramer, Barrell, and others defeated Albany's Bombsyd and Callahan. The event featured tight frames and late-pin drama as Albany trailed before Tisy pulled away to lead 735 by 38. Tonight at 8:30 at Thomas Rec Travian Alleys, the final five home games of the Monte series will be rolled with top performers listed.
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Christus
Shades Bowling Academy
Albany
Bill Barrell
Morris Cramer
Jim Bombsyd
Tom Callahan
Tisy
Ping
Thomas Rec
Sotm Cramer
Bombara
Gollahen
Fay WU Nec
Missouri Quintet Edges Rice in First Round Thriller
Missouri edged Rice in a high scoring first round game as Darrell Larrance and Yom of Rice traded baskets with Missouri. Baylor rallied from behind to beat Tulane in overtime, 69 65, setting up a consolation final with Missouri.
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Missouri
Rice
Baylor
Tulane
Oldahome City
Aissouri
Inez Willakes
Missatrh
Bit
Yom
Ries
Misaochi
Darrell Larranee
Misgouri
Gary
Bob
Bell
Rika
Avnth
Ant Larvanee
Gac
Missouri Ave
Qwla
Bayley
Ayat Seaandy
Busler
James Owens
Dan Hathington
Aim Pulley
Athas
Dick Robinson
Thuvedey
Kanada
Tolan
Ollshomn A. & My
University of Texas
Aggies
Cardinals Lead League With Musial Slaughter Pollet Records
The St Louis Cardinals set multiple records as Musial Slaughter and Pollet starred, driving a dominant season. Musial led in RBIs and hits. Slaughter reached 100 runs and high RBI totals. Pollet anchored pitching with strong wins and low double plays. Brooklyn and New York players also posted notable marks as the league showcased top performances.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Slaughter
Pollet
New York
IMG
Shin Mudie
Muais
Howe
Loula Fea
Alul
Iniaghinion
le Wags
Alt Howe
Wade
Nehiloceids
Stusial
Vullhildar
Iwona Jb
Basena Ihnilésiason
Weddle Dyer
Wily
Dahany Mite
del Jintao
Whitley
Whitey Rus Vowsk
St Loui
Chirp
Thom Musial Waa
Alugger
Elie En
Alae Steel
Heane
Vince DiMaggin
Husevy Bailathle
Brooklyn
Be Statky
Sobby Blattney
Andy Semlnick
Phils
National Teague
Maimager Mel Ol
Giants
Et Louis
Brooklyn Watamen Dorn
Cineinnals
Chinaysn
Here’s Where To Go Skiing With Snow Across New England
Snow conditions vary across the region with several areas reporting powder and packed powder. Green Mountains Rutland Ascutney and White Mountains Cannon Jackman Conway and Bartlett show powder to five to twelve inches with continued flurries and temperatures near or below freezing tonight.
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Boston
New England
Green Mountains
Upper
Hower Trans
Rutland
East Gorlith
Ascutney
Brattleborn
White Mountains
Munk Anderson Fined for Slur Against Lions
New York coach Munk Anderson of the Chicago Bears received a 250 dollar fine from NFL commissioner Bert Bell for conduct detrimental to the league. The action followed Anderson’s alleged criticism of team management during remarks at a hearing, with leniency cited as due to owner intervention.
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Lions
New York
Anderson
Chiscago Benes
Iue
Bert Bell
National Football League
Profeaground Eftents
Nntion
Andason
Tiana Nln
Winchean
Dusfioit
Aniataan
Dons
Ala Heating
J3oll
Wilc
Bell
Fitzpatrick of Tropical Park Aims at Catching Races
A William Fitzpatrick, son of the late Dave-Devil, works mornings at Tropical Park in Florida. He discusses identifying who trains horses, the tough job of training, and methods used by glockers. He notes early hours and moonlit workouts, plus plans to see Hope Five play Cohoes at Cohoes High School gym Monday at 9 p.m.
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Pociety of Cluckers
Tropical Park
Florida
Diny
Fitapatrick
Pitaputtick
New York
Fitzpatrick
Troubadour
Wave
Alanes Foy
Witzpatrick Hay
Hwen
Conree
Hiy Pawl
Finlan
Lon
Fay
Benaldo Bine
Ies
Horie
Ehast
Devard
Minani
Hayes
Fenntty
Pilepatelele
Hercisa
Yatriel
Wixpatrick
Wtapatrick
Usl
HOPE
Hope A. A
Cohoes
Gtamo
Cojoes High School
Junior Indoor finals reveal hard fought bouts and upsets
New York players faced strong opposition at the national Junior Indoor finals with tough scores. Notable upsets included George Edison and Petar Golden defeating rivals while Sidney Behwartz fell to Maryk Mantin. Several Brooklyn and New York entrants advanced to the quarterfinals, highlighting a competitive slate.
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New York
Petar Goldenbig
Andhoy New Yorker
Leonid Sleiice
Brooklyn
Stewart
Robart Hatt
Daniel Teicod
Sidney Behwartz
Maryk Mantin
Didbronchin
Paat Robart Coxen- Turg
Brooklydim
Janes Bicknell
Beatles Hills
Mich
Lay Atiaqouing
Kenneth Angysl
Hilmstramels
Hagley Trugived
Gast Lainey Haredisor
Brooklinu
Massel
Rene the Roy
Pim Myloney
Quincy
Muse
Tion Theenpsor
Keston Dounting
Itepor
Notre Dame Navy Sign for 1948 49 Games
Notre Dame and the U S Naval Academy signed a new guaranteed game pact for 1948 49. Athletic director Frank Leahy announced the agreement covers games in IMS and 05h with a marquee matchup slated for next month.
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Notre Dame
Navy
Soul Bond, Inc
University of Motre Dame
U.S Naval Academy
Ncmes
Frank Lierny
Notre Diute
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