Siena Edges St Thomas In Low-Scoring Rally
Siena overcome a ten point first half deficit to beat St Thomas 43 to 38 at the Armory. Bruda connected on a 43 foot one handed shot late in the half sparking the Indians’ comeback, while Dan Cunha and Northrup Lange keyed the defense and late clock work. The win improves Siena to undefeated in league play with Willam and Mary next.
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Satond- Hale
St. Thomas
Minneauts
Washington Agenas Army
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Mary
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Howie Tucker
Minnesota
Charney
Northrup
Tineup
Thomas
Thiesap
Landstrom
College Cagaras
Lokers
Harrell
Roland
Brad
14 Year Old Ice Star Opens Training At RPI Field House
A 14 year old Detroit skating prodigy Miggs Dean trains at the RPIR Field House rink under coach Howard Nicholson preparing for an international meet in Cleveland January 13 and aiming toward the 1952 Olympics. Nicholson, former Sonja Henie coach, conducts morning and afternoon sessions while Miggs prepares to defend her Niagara International figure skating crown as she contests the world's best.
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Pert Miggs- Dean
Detroit
Rensselaer “Poly
Miss Dean
Cleveland
Howard “Nicholson
Ice Star
RPI
Participat
RPIL
Mammoth
Migas Dees
Dettroit
Howard Nicholson
Nicholson
Sonja Henie
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Dean
Field House
RPL
Troy Golf Invitational Highlights Local Talent and Wins
Entertaining action at Troy featured Billy the Kid dominating the Nor invitational scene with a 4 and 3 victory over Gagliardi manning Winged Foot at the TCC Invitational. Shields edged Fussell for the Northeastern New York Association title, while Makofakt from McGregorjinks of Schenectady challenged in single-day events.
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Billy the Kid
Gagliardi
Siena College
Westchester County
Yion
Winged Foot
Russell
Shields
Fussell
New York
No? Moore
Shaker Ridge
Brunawick King
Sig Makofakt
McGregorj Inks
Schenectady
Vermont
van Schaick
Leon
Hartford
Mt Anthen
Rennington von Lader
Olves Reiiman
Taconic
Lack Of Snow Cancels Lake Placid College Ski Tourney
An intercollegiate skiing competition planned for the New Year weekend in Lake Placid was cancelled due to insufficient snow. Cecar Haus, director of the organizing committee, stated the event could not be held as scheduled.
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Lake Placid GA
Cecar Haus
Snow i Birds of
Lake Placid
Panther Baseball Dine Tonight After Busy Year
Panther baseballers gather for a late season dinner at Callahan's at 6 45 p m tonight. Lou Musta leads the Eastern League event with manager Bill Carrier delaying until Tom Quest and Ken Spenardi can join from college duties. Jack Tower hosts stories as toastmaster with league commissioner Mark Filey Recreation Commissioner Ed Wachfers and Chuck Reynolds among honored guests. 25 to 30 players expected.
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Teason
Lou “Mustathers
Callahan's
Lou
Bill Carri
Tom Quest
Ken Spenardi
Uncertain roster list entries and names across clubs
A jumble of names, numbers, and affiliations from multiple clubs and organizations. Individuals such as Sam Cantanucci, Pete Daniels, Irene Hack, Amelia De Mento, and others are listed alongside codes and numbers, suggesting rosters or membership records for groups like YMCA Industrial and Colbact Majors, with scattered references to venues or teams.
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Freiboter
George Kewier
Jap Danbury
Sam Jordan
Pete Danbury
Cohoex Merchanta
Irene “Hack
Amelia de Mento
Mary Rederose
Lucy de Kendo
Helen Sorel
St. Joseph's Port
CWV
Jack Ratler
Steve Krill
Pete Kowalchyk
Berm Sack
George Turton
Joe Mitchel
Jim Brackley
Mike Bitter
John Desco
John Walther
Moris Cramer
Connie Reade
Charlie Bechard
Pete DeMento
Stan Majexsigi
Jem DeKeads
Ste Bil Zandt
Tromp Diex
Ed Inglis
Frank ‘Yar Sarde
Lovelock Olympic champ dies era of distance stars
The article recalls Lovelock's Olympic victory and his remarkable comeback after a life threatening operation two years earlier. It notes current world records for 1509 meters and the mile held by Haegg and Haerga, and mentions rivals such as Cunningham and Bonthron in the era of prestigious distance running.
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Glenn Cunningham
Ransas
Oxford
Princeton
J. Oxford-Cambridge
Princston-Cornell
Gundar Haergg
Sweden
Lovelock
Jt An
Olympic Stadium
Unclear Track Results and Entrants At Warner Park Event
Fragmented OCR lists numerous entrants and numbers across events from a track meet. Names and scores are scattered with many illegible tokens, including mentions of Warner Park, various athletes, and incomplete event entries.
Ohio State Triumphs In Dramatic Last-Second Football Clash
Paradise, Calif AB reports Ohio State edged California in a tense game with late penalties and offside calls altering the final moments. Key players include Padner Saric and Simmnr Clark on a decisive touchdown pass, while officials struggled to manage offsides and dressroom rowdiness before the final point.
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Simmnr Clark
North Western
Emil Modien
Ohio State Ween
IMA
Co Inmie
Uwinneis
Thinois
Stangis
Meres
Colintos
Great Joe Fulks Cements Lead In 1940s NBA Ills
The article recalls Joe Fulks as the era’s top scorer whose 1488 points in 26 games highlight his backboard prowess and hard driving shots. It notes the Warriors’ Eastern Division pressure and the challenge of surrounding Fulks with sufficient talent as teammates Falconer, Gardner, and others struggle to relieve scoring load.
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Dallmar
Penn
Bishop
Ty Hause
Divisi Jdon
T. Have
Joe
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Doak Walker Nominated for Sportsmanship Award
Doak Walker, star halfback from Southern Methodist, named one of the 49 players on 35 ballots forwarded to the committee for the sportsmanship award. The report notes his calm conduct after a tough game with Rice and Notre Dame, where he shook hands with the tackling player despite the rough moment.
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Baster Doak
Walker
Herb
Boston
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Notre-Dame
Toont Etter
Texans
Dem
Notre Dame
Kerle
Rice
Southern Methodist
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