Canisius Defeats RPI 59 40 In Armory Contest
Canisius overwhelmed RPI 59 to 40 at the Armory led by Henry O Keeffe and Tara Muller. Tony Nilant and Mort O Sullivan contributed as Canisius built a double digit lead by halftime and kept the Engineers from mounting a sustained rally.
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Enel Brown
Canisius Teft
Edwand Donald
Ight
Engineers
the Armory
Henry O'Keeffe
Brown
Canisius
Tony Orlamla
Donall
Institute
K.P. Ts Cagers
Turin
Dugiesne
Piltsburg
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Magara
Niagara
Armory
Henry O'Meeffe
Leroy Challet
New York
Tara Muller
Tony Nilaiut
Mort O'Sullivan
Tony Orlando
Orlando
Grlande
Metin Stein
Chelle
Stein
Mulley
Tok
Norning
Andesneath
Camerus
Stan Gorzelnne
Tin O'Keeffe
Henry
Goizelnik
Navy
Lou Torre
Hal Wittnes
Melvin
Calek
T. Oikeette
O'Keeffe
Muller
Wil Foels
C'Sullivan
Paniggio
Niland
Mckinnon
Tatela
Mulligan
Dassen
Te Q
Fiavel
Orivhio
Behalfer
Btrodel
I Garzelnik
Powell
Seora
Graisius
RF. T
Pree
Missud
Garzelnik
Fiteln
Colak
O'Sullivan
Fools
Choket
H. O'Reafle
Polio Twin Bill Planned Tomorrow at Waterstiet High
A polio benefit event is announced for Waterstiel High School tomorrow night featuring a clash between Wallviet Ate Stare c and Claipeniye Chih of Cohoos. The Patton Post American Legion will host volunteers including Hum Benle Lukalie yoack and Tom Jones to narrate as Flynn Post donations support officials. Entertainment will follow between events.
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Waterstiet High School
Gyi
Wallviet Ate Stare c
Cohoos
Patton Post
American Legion
Flynn
Toss
Narranh of
Vicials
Hum Benle
Lukalie Yoack
Tom Jones
Crasey
Ai Debhaw
Jayvees Top Manlius in Overtime
Jayvees defeated Manlius in an overtime thriller after three extra periods. The game featured standout performances by Stindage Amortoma and Withington fi as Mlawbeth and Senos from Brooklyn Venturs provided late scoring. Baltimore Paterson and Trentor Yi from Philadelphia contributed key baskets in the tense finish.
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Stindage Amortoma
Withington Fi
Mlawbeth
Senos
Brooklyn
Venturs
Baltimore
Paterson Os
Trentor Yi
Philadelphia
Trenton Tigers Triumph Over Sphas In Three Overtimes
In a dramatic three overtime game at Trenton Ne the Tigers defeated the Philadelphia Sphas 96 to 86 before a large crowd. Newman led with 28 points and Schneider added 27 as Trenton surged from a halftime deficit to force three periods of extra time and finally pull ahead.
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Trenton
Speciai
Tn Americam
Taugni Secords
Trenton ‘Tigers
Sphak
Teutay
Weary Sphuts
AM Sehneider
Ben Gnas
Stanley Brown
J'hihuelphia
Nrewtan
Builthmore Ullets
Troy High Five To Play Terrace Troy High Five To Play Terrace
Troy's basketball team seeks a 21st straight victory as they travel to Sehenvetady on Wednesday to meet Nott T race, with a 182k victory over Perrage selder hitter noted.
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Troy High
Baskentall
Sehenvetady
Nott Trace
Troy
Perrage Selder
St. Peters Juniors Bow to CYO Stars
St Peters Juniors faced the CYO All Stars in a Saturday game at Lydam High. The Seniors dominated with top scoring by Tromeo Naples and teammate Hole, while Peter's trailed as fouls and turnovers limited their run in the late stages.
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St. Peter’s Juniors
CYO Stars
Tromeo Naples
CYO
Ronton
At. Peter's
CYO All-Starsa
Lydam
Cavan
Terminal Keylers Win Polio Mateh
The Terminal Tay elm took a two game win. Tray Byainess led the alley with 215 and 391 series. Johnny Carroli rolled 220 for the night as $40 was collected for the drive.
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Maren of Dimes
Fem
Tray Byainess
Alluys
Titi Fauvett
Alaorane
Johnny Carroli
Ti Wea
Writers Pole Fun Homers At Dinner
A New York city charity dinner honors Stan Musial and Frank Shaughnessy among others with a lively show. Guests include Jim Farley, Willam O Dwyer, Ward Frick, and Larry MacPhail. Banter covers baseball, gambling, and player origins, with Donkey-riding Happy Chandler and jokes about talent sourcing.
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Che Mat
Jim Farley
Bil Veouk
Cleveland Indians
Willam O'Dwyer
Ward Frick
Frick
Qnent Dineer
Barrymoré
Larry MacPhail
Sam’ Broadon
Mickey Owen
Leo Durdeler
Fiorello LaGuardia
Cantina
Chandler
Brooklyn
Jorge Pasqual
Bop
Brenton
Jorge
Ike Wrigity
Horace Stoneham
MacPhall
New York Yankeers
Scherdulr
Venezuela
Fuerte Rico
Larry
L. A
L,a
Los Angeles
America
Thales
Isabella to Roll Against DeLano in Miity Rowing Contract
Isabella faces DeLano with eight bowers in the Miity Rowing contest at Alpha Orega. DeLano of Mechanicville/ Tsibele of Troy set for tomorrow night as the second round concluded with Bellerose over Snow 1084-89 and Trgt of Green Island defeating Nesta 1046-985. All contestants posted 200 averages. The Round Yobln will follow tomorrow’s games featuring the seven remaining kegfort.
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Feld
Tony DeLano
Mechanicville
Dee Tsibele
Troy
Alpha Orega
Gene Bellerose
Jhmnny Snow
Eddie Trgt
Green Island
Ralph Nesta
Area Scholastic Athletes To See College Twin Bill
Area scholastic players from New York State Vermont and Massachusetts travel to the Troy Armory tomorrow night for a college double bill. Brooklyn Paly faces Union College in the opener and Siena meets John Marshall College of Jersey City in the nightcap. Several school squads to tip off. Troy high school outsides present along with Waterfliet and Union standouts. Union’s freshmen include Jim Penileth and Dave Toricello with Siena’s forward lineup featuring Dan Cunhu and Bob Plunkett joining Ed Henle. Referees Blip Trowling and Jack Cassidy head the Albany officiating crew.
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Varsily Wasketbally
New York State
Vermont
Massachuestis
Troy Armory
Brooklyn Paly
Union Cotlage
Siena
John Marshall College
Jersey City
Troy
Waterfliet
Alurone
Union
Stan
Jim
Lake George
Bret Const
Guard Academy
Art Meinfold
Sehenectady High
Satbade
Union Jasspagon
Blip Trowling
Albany
Jack Cassidy
Sacaloga Springs
Ben Lowenberg
FU Strader
Thigh Jumper Sets Record at Historic Millrose Event
Mundathéin, national decathlon champion from NYU, soared to 6 feet 7 1/2 inches in the high jump to break a 15 year standard once held by George Spitz. The event yesterday at Madison Square Garden drew over 24 000 as Mundathéin earned the Redman Wanamaker Award for outstanding athlete of the season.
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Gigotts
Madison Square Garden
Suny
Mundathéin
George Spitz
NYV
Hoosick Falls Quint Triumphs Over Salem 50-49
Hoosick Falls edged Salem 50 49 in a tight matchup last night. Frederickson led the winners with 28 points.
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Hoosick Falls
Quint
Salem
de Feral Baltalion
Headquartes Company
Hoosick Walls
Randa
Salem American
Frederickson
Merrill May Takes Albany Manager Job at Third Base
Merrill May, newly named Albany Senators manager, plans to play third base and bring excitement to the team. He spoke at a New York dinner, noting tough matchups with Rip Collins and a full schedule in Albany, with spring training in Brunswick and the season opener against Hartford set for April 23.
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Merrill May
Albany
Ivo
Win Wall Planaed
Merril May
Albany Senalors
Wa Ia
Baseball Writers’ Ananciation
Anne Waldorf Actoria
New York
May
Menly
Hawebsil Kinwledge
Tiawkins Stadium
Bean
Senators
Rip Collins
Sheea
Calfel
Ommoce Highton
Hilzabath, Inn
Philadelphia Philles
Tom McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Hidson
Brunswick
Georgia
Hartford
Raleana
Bullets Sign Hermsen Huge Pivot Player
The Bullets announce the signing of 6 foot 84 inch pivot man Hermsen by Jake Embry president. Hermsen, formerly with the Toronto Huskies of the BAA, played Friday night against the Washington Capitols and Saturday night against the Philadelphia Sphas before the contract dispute over the BAA’s status. He previously played for the Sheboygan Redskings and Cleveland Rebels before being traded to Toronto for Ed Sadowski.
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Philadelphia
Cleyple Hermsen
Fern
Baltimore Bullets
Jake Embry
Hicrmsen
Toronto Huatles
New Basketball Association of America
Toronto
Washington Capitols
Bullets
Philadelphia Sphas
Emmy
BAA
Sheboygan
Arena League Scores and National League Standings Snapshot
Arena League results show Philadelphia 12 and New York 63 with St. Louis 70 and Cleveland 4a plus Plaaburg 8% Providence 73. National League notes Fyracuae 60 and Oshkosh 46 reflect a mixed standings update.
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Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Plaaburg
Providence
Fyracuae
Oshkosh
Catholic High Five Wins Plays Trojans on Friday
Catholic High Five prepares to host the Trojans on Friday as Hueabalh Booster Night unfolds at the Troy Armory. Local committees from Saratoga Springs to Albany coordinate events with Rotary, Elks, and Knights groups backing the program and players.
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Catholic High Five
Winss
Trojans
Troy
Nray
Harold Danzla ix Ochabeaiin
Bila
Hy Cotlin
Urettle
Bt. John's U
al Suachetths
Stan Waxman
Herb Bloom
Russ Merrick
Incle Cuwick
Lay Rothman
Steve Juunyar
Aduisonal Dotaile
Elks
Canmilttes Mantings
Celtics
Morray
Phila Quiphia Sphras
Philataiphia
Warriors
Army backs Twins refuse to quit for football
Davis and Blanchard said they entertained thoughts of abandoning Army careers for football but their furlough request to play pro football was denied. They stated the event is over and their Army careers continue. They had been in New York for Millrose events and returned to Philadelphia.
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Feder
New York
New York Bowdad Welfare
Neason
von Tna
Brooklyn
Guy
Stan Musial
St Louis Cadinals
Philadelphia
Glen David
Felix
Dre) Blanchart
Arey
Ariy
Tivis
Millrose
JolinManghard
Jett
Eastern League Writers Reelect Sherwood as Head
Eastern League Writers reelect Sherwood as head with Ray Keyes named vice president and Low Willie secretary treasurer. Newly elected Board of Governors includes Charles Yowig Del Merce Jno Tsutler Milo Bermedi and others from Albany Hingfamton Wartford Sersuton Willamy and Elmiry Stuy regions.
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New York
Plein Sherewood
Tin Flmira Advertiser
Sys Ro-Alertel
Eastern League
Bainhull
Wail Ray Keyes
Willamisport
Sam Wie
Low Willie
Union Pees Saint Observer
Dixpatch
del H. Merce
Hingfamton Sin
Bit Lee
Wartford Courant
Jno Tsutler
Sersuton Thief
At Waliamy
The
Uilen Prey
Milo Bermedi
Wikiunsport Gazette
Bullatins
Alun Fi Gould, Jr
Elmiry Stuy Gattis
Rob Patton
Wikoa-Barro, Record
College Scores For Saturday
Saturday college results show diverse performances across conferences. Notable outcomes include Marylanders, Notre Dame and Wisconsin games with upsets and high scores, while Arkansas and Oklahoma State posted strong showings.
First Baptist Five Shades Trinity Nip Trinity Methodists
First Baptist Five Shades Trinity defeated Trinity Methodist 32 to 82 in a close gate tilt. Bishop Wapainta led the winning attack, Buckenala topped with 18 for the losers. Other scores: St Pauls Epis top State Street Methodists 58 to 19. First Methodist of Cohogs beat Waterviles 42 to 10. Second Baptist of Troy edged Waterford Baptists 27 to 25. Leading scorers included Keriig 28, Topping 1, Rand Glhaon 16. NHL hockey results: Montreal 2 New York 1. Chicago 6 Saranio 4. Boston 2 Detroit 2.
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Trinity Methodist
Sith ‘Wapainta
Buckenala
St. Paul's Episcopa
State Street Methodists
First Methodiat of
Cohogs
First Baptist of
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Mie Hess
Gledars
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