St Mary's Defeats LaSalle 28 24 In Gridiron Clash
St Mary's tops LaSalle 28 to 24 as Cadets rally from an early 8 2 deficit. LaSalle junior varsity led by Pete Quillin and Pete Corel kept pace, Cantwell’s team secured late points to seal the win.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1947
Page
4
St Mary's tops LaSalle 28 to 24 as Cadets rally from an early 8 2 deficit. LaSalle junior varsity led by Pete Quillin and Pete Corel kept pace, Cantwell’s team secured late points to seal the win.
New York reporter notes Green known as the Brooklyn buzz-saw defeated Mead at Madison Square Garden by unanimous decision after 10 rounds. Green opened a gash above Mead’s right eye as the fight stayed fast and crowded, with Green’s rough style and constant pressure proving decisive.
Star Jacine Goldsmith scored 28 points for Long Island University as LSU edged the Aggies 83 78 at Madison Square Garden. Oklahoma State’s Alvin Williams had 22 points in one game and 12 in another, while the Records clinic with Long Island University is free to area basketball players. Tickets available via the sports department.
Catholic High School defeated Vincentian 47 to 45 in overtime as Tilton McCarthy scored the winning basket. The game featured late dramatics, tied 42 42 until a clutch finish, with McCarthy and Mulqueen leading Catholic High and Spanbauer scoring for Vincentian. The contest kept parochial standings tight, ending in a 45 41 overtime edge for Catholic High.
The Albany Stratory with a new squad faces the Crohns Mastodons at the State Armory in Albany. Connecticut’s Red Devils featuring Gnot Dubrutsky join Albany for the rest of the season in the New York State Basketball League. Cohoes defeated Saratoga 70 to 4% last night as they prepare for tonight’s slate and a preliminary game set for four oclock.
Kentucky quint wavered over Irish tonight as Notre Dame and Kentucky met in a high profile regional prep game in Tomive, Ky. The Kentucky squad despite being the smallest of the season featured Jim Lane and Mae Wildeats in a tough matchup against a strong Criverite and Notre Dame lineup. The contest highlighted strong defense and upsets with Kentucky holding a 10 of 20 record entering the clash.
Canisius College brings a strong lineup to Troy Armory to face Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Engineers own a tall rotation led by Gorvelinile and Stein while Canisius relies on Henry O'Kieffe and Leroy Chol at forward and guard Tom Muller centers for a potential upset in the late matchup.
The Star team edged Vavonle Haka 1460 to 146 in a tense pistol loop contest at Moy Pixtal Lavelle. Captain Th Teeket of the Alawks joined the win, marking the first victory as part of a war effort. Applehnovkers defeated by Star in a later match as Johony Paurelow, J. W. Prout, and Akeley contributed.
A feature basketball program set for Cohoes High Gym tomorrow night features Keveny Academy Oott and Keveny Alyn against Water viet Is in a major March of Dimes event. Notable players Don Deno Cony Valenti Steve Halabuda Jin LeGuyer and Steve Renta headline the all star lineup as Cohoesirs Wii face an all star Witervlige squad in the night’s marquee game.
A string of college men’s and women’s basketball scores and player surnames is listed, with teams such as South Carolina, Cincinnati, Toledo, Michigan, Maryland, George Washington, Arkansas, Georgia Tech, and Baylor appearing alongside scattered numbers and partial names. Many items are garbled or incomplete, yielding a dense, unclear score recap.
Army rejects furloughs for college grid stars as lawmakers debate whether cadets may take leaves to pursue pro football. Officers warn of precedents and potential conflicts with military duties while advocates cite equal opportunity to earn money in the sport.
In Macy's Tavern League action McGrathy topped Rudolph's while North End Fish downed Apos Hines for two. Westover-WolLan edged Bloomingdales in two. McCatlen beat Troy Prunt. Wally Rogera led with 200 208 603 followed by Monk Sloaningdale 200 491 and many others posting high scores. Multiple teams won games. Gillangs Trucks and Hom Dignume Insurance led victors, with Sullivans Liquors beating Comins Optometriata.
Canisius narrowly defeated Siena 43 to 37 as both teams battled for dominance. Leroy Chollet and Aly Henny Jones led a scoring effort for Canisius while Jean Northup and Glenn Weber spearheaded Siena's charge. Despite a late push by Siena, Canisius held on with key free throws and solid defense.
Madison Square Garden echoes as AUPLe Rest meets Bowling Green in a National Invitational Tournament clash. O Keeffe and Ove Tando lead ASPL against Canisius in a tense finish with a six point margin. Crowds surge for the Engineers as top players clash amid a thunderous night of basketball at Tray Armory.
The Whirlwinds travel to Utica for a state league contest tonight featuring Wally Williams and Bob Daly in the lineup as Troy aims to extend a recent home success run. Also note a postponed game at LaSalle Institute against Mo indicates scheduling changes.
Sisti Mimor Champ Tonks agree a pact with the Braves after signing a contract with Boston. The report notes his batting prowess and highlights selections as league and minor league standout, with prior honors cited from The Sporting News.
Union eyes a rising win streak as it hosts Brooklyn Poly in the opening game of a college doubleheader. Probable Union starters include Pomrick Schultz ONeil Roberts Mule, with the game scheduled at 8 15 p m and Sloan College and John Marshall of Jersey City to meet in the second half.
Dorp skating meet postponed due to weather. The New York State championship scheduling remains uncertain as organizers plan a February 15 date and await clarification from officials.
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