Engineers Host Maritime Rivalry With Mulligan Out
Tonight the RPI Engineers host the Maritime quintet at the armory in a testing matchup amid unpredictable outcomes. RPI, 7-0 at home, faces Maritime, 6-3 overall, as Mulligan sits out for flying duties. Coach Tucker reports scrimmage solid despite a cold, while Reinhart seeks cohesion after a long layoff. Ed Zeno, Richie Lassen, Cahill, Dalley and Murphy loom as likely starters for RPI against Maritime’s Tom Coogan sidelined by injury. Frosh meet Columbia College of Pharmacy in the 7 p.m. prelim with a 8:30 p.m. game.
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Rengselver Poly
Tts
Armory
New York State Maritime Academy
Engineers
Union
Homestore
Maritime
Fordham
Trojans
Rams
Hd Tucker
Roger Reinhart
Hie
Concordia
Mulligan
Bob Mulligan
RPI
Floyd Bennett Field
Stevens Tech
Jucker
Jack Murphy
Dartmouth
Murphy
Ed Zeno
Richie Lassen
Bill Brower
Jon Cahill
Ed Dalley
Chick Havel
Dick Baynes
Tom Coogan
Ate
Ike Lorenzo
Jerry T.money
Dan Connors
Jerry Turner
Dick Vanderzee
Bill Rodgers
Troy High
Frosh
Columbia College of Pharmacy
Eight Cards Sign Pacts for 1949 Roster
St Louis Cardinals second baseman Al Schoendienst and seven others signed 1949 contracts. Fred Saigh Jr. said progress is good as contracts from Tony Kaufmann Hal Rice Al Papal Larry Ciafone Robert Habenicht John Yuhas Glenn Nelson and others arrive. Also Stan Musial Enos Slaughter and Harry Breethen were previously announced. Campanis named pilot of Lancaster Interstate League team.
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St. Louis UI
Red) Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred 3. Saigh, Jr
Mall
Tony Kaufmann
Hal Rice
al Papal
Larry Ciafone
Robert Habenhch
John Yuhas
Glenn Nelson
Foreign Duo Favored In Boston Meet
This season's brilliant foreign invaders two milers Ganton Relff of Belgium and Mrik Ahlden of Sweden are favored to continue their indoor track feats in the 60th Boston A A meet at Boston Garden. Relff aims to challenge Greg Rice's Unicorn mark while a star-studded field competes in dashes hurdles jumps and relays.
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Boston
Ganton Relff
Belgium
Mrik Ahlden
Sweden
Boston A. A
Fred Wilt
New York
Sastire
Vilanova
George Guida
Dave Bolen
Boulder
Cole
Tom Dickey
Louisiana State
Kenny Charles
Boston University
Hugh Short
Tomny Borican
Carl Joyce
Seton Hall Prep
Jim Grosholtz
Haverford
Henry Stoltman
Yale
Roscoe Brown
Gerald Karver
Philadelphia
George Thompson
Villanova
RPI Third In Larries Ski Meet at St Lawrence Carnival
St Lawrence edges Cornell by 1.7 points to lead 11 colleges as opening day features downhill cross country. Ray McIntyre wins downhill, Carl Johanssen tops cross country. St Lawrence holds 181.1 points to Cornell 179.4 with RPI third at 165.8 as slalom and jumping to decide final standings.
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Canton
St. Lawrence
Corswell
Downhil
Ray McIntyre
St Lawrence
Lief Arnesen
Cornell
Carl Johanssen
Claude Wiese
Rensselaer
P.I
RPL
Syracuse
Willams
Union
Norwich
Hobart
Penn State
Colgate
Toronto
Yankees Put Big If In Shea Contract
New York reports Shea signed his 1949 contract with a conditional salary based on performance and fitness. Weighing 201 pounds, he sits well below his spring training peak. Manager Casey Stengel supervised the signing, focusing on scale numbers rather than contract figures.
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New York GP
Frank
Spec
Tandberg Wins Warmup Bout Ahead of European Title Bout
Gothenburg Sweden Olle Tandberg of Sweden outpointed France's Stephan Olek over 12 rounds in a semi final for the European heavyweight championship. Tandberg, a 20 pounder, said he would challenge Britain's Bruce Woodesck holder next. Olek weighed 138 pounds.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Olle Tandberg
France
Stephan Olek
Tandberg
Britain
Haropran
Bruce Woodesck Olek
Siena Faces Brooklyn College In Albany Armory Showdown
Siena College aims for its 16th win in 20 starts as it hosts Brooklyn College led by 6-7 13 Don Siegelaub. Brooklyn counters with Al Goodlerner Al Kaplan Mike Di Tomasso Joe Post Iry Garner and coach Baggett using a fast break and varied defense. Siena relies on strong defense and leads in nation for defensive record while eyeing a win over a volatile Brooklyn club that beat Iona and posted a close earlier victory at the 69th Regiment Armory.
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Siena College
Brooklyn College
Albany Armory
Siena
Don Siegelaub
al Baggetts
Siegelaub
Baggett
West Texas State
Iry Garner
Font
Yona
Brooklyn
Iona
Indians
White Plains
69Th Regiment
Ed Langer
Chuck Northrup
Tona
Ray Peters
George Bruda
Bill Boland
Frosh
Fordham
Albany
China Missions
Feller Sees Early Accord On Salary And DiMaggio Holdup
Bob Feller expects to sign his 1949 Cleveland contract next week after talks with President Bill Veeck, aiming for a small pay cut linked to attendance. Meanwhile Joe DiMaggio drifts toward a stalled Yankees deal as George Weiss recovers voice and DiMaggio demands a flat 85000 salary.
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Joe Beichler
New York
Bob Feller
Cleveland
New York Baseball Writers’ Association
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Gay
Bill
Felter
Indians
Bob
DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Mexico City
Acapulco
Weiss
Dim
Ed Krause Faces Injury Woes Amid Notre Dame Uncertainty
Notre Dame coach Ed Krause deals with multiple injuries including center John Foley nose fracture and forward Leo Barnhart hand injury. Guard Hevin O S h e a knee issues slow progress while center John Brennan and guard Paul Gordon miss games. Rumors swirl about Ray Meyer replacing Krause, who may assume athletic director duties alongside Frank Leahy. Meyer says no talks and would consider offers to better himself. Montreal defenseman Kenny Reardon out four to five weeks with a broken right shoulder blade.
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South Bend
Ind
Moose Krause
Notre Dame
Ray Meyer
DePaul
Rau
Marquette
Milwaukee
TamAwee
aAugwuay Migul Krause
John Foley
Leo] Barnharat
Michigan
John Brennan
Paul ‘Gordon
Hevin O'Shea
Krause
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Meyer
Chicago
Montreal
Kenny Reardon
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Entries And Results At Leading Tracks F 105 Master Mind 117
A detailed list of race results and participant names for the meeting at FAIR GROUNDS, including winners Bouleaux 117 and x-Scipio 114, with times and entries such as Ramadan, Ben Lewis, and Mike Buston across multiple races and divisions.
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Master Mind
xJoe Mandell
Atlow
Bouleaux
x-Scipio
x-Take
Great Spirit
T. Atkinson
Xmichee
Buster
Alpha
M. A. Buston
Fair Grounds
Ash Stine
Gungeay Frm
Alowances
Cola
Gela
Ben Lewis
Beath Boy
Bob's Damion
Jupwand
Dover
Toutsioc
Chuie
Rush Hous
Maztal
Leo Vas
Car
Buddy
xHowdy Rowdy
Areca
Mike
Tarpon Ke
Pine E
Permane
Monte
SS. Menecer
Usar Pris
xDonna
zApolya
AW. F. Chipalet
Plar Sure
Jacopudes
Phantom
Ai Force
Furange
Basfir
a-Coaltows
Aisaran
Rpenciiecs
Lasmores
Loyal Legion
Pisst Nikkter
sin—Ol
Aquilon
Tired Eyes
W. Zakoor
Phar Mon
Butaic
B. Civitelioh
Pee Cee
B. Strange
Kulart
Ainmel
Joans Rodin
Varodt
Behasas Mandican
Sognaqua
Mel Indian
Schline
Kashoniz
Bet
Cistmins
jeBird
Commodore Lea
Goarment
Bymard
Brown
Kaxlick
Corps Dows
Surender
Ber
Free Nichi
Mize Spook
Trace
Narejesus
Uel Bea
Rowan
Cirex
Calla
Bertyene
Peieie
Martah
Joey
Adame
Tess Ray
Acaguet i
Caydlann
BOP
Lindsiss
Faleyic
Thacker
Pedeer
Peel wAn Prine
Mike Wire
Sal EL Timadaa
Whitemore
Gravion
Adgeinks Marr Brem
Keene
Mies
Levies Pinchewas
KytMoney
Dessimpie
Fisien West
Poliard
Moon and
Pillen Lenanna Wiley Ran
Farmingtmn
Masieere
Friends Hoc
Yppwati
Nile Doguerne
Re- Dim
Patacraca
the Squire
Bonnier Fink
Gopaiee Vc
Aetomer
Arlteo WixPreddle KG
Gamer
Reno Tornados
Darby
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Bomter
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Taras
Iran
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Cuarmich Teizared
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Aiken
Eaton
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Aseettge
Mace
Coxh Looot Mailer
Crate Aiay van Hs
Dekax-Tun
D. Wagner
Uwe Xeon
Prince Camrs
Bader
Torn
Tennett
Rick
Devilla
Eddie Collins Elected Baseball Players Association Leader
Eddie Collins, longtime Boston Red Sox executive and former star infielder, was elected president of the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America. The mail vote selected Collins to succeed the late Charles JH Graham, with Win Clark announcing the result.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Association of Professional Baseball Players of America
Win Clark
Collins
Charles JH. Graham
San Francisco
Cohoes Celtics Take On Arsenal City Motors Night Opener
The Cohoes Celtics host Arsenal City Motors tonight at Kereny Memorial Gym with games starting at 3 30. In the 7 43 p m preliminary Lee Duval's Midgets meet the Celtics Funiora.
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Cohoes Celtics
Kereny Memorial Gym
Arsenal City Motors
Lee Duval
Celtics
Utica owner fights to use gym for league games
New York State League fans follow Owner Tommy Ruggiero of the Utica Olympics as he seeks permission to transfer club activities to the Utica Free Academy gym. Without approval by the school board, Tuesday, he faces possible shutdown, amid a field of teams showing strength and a postwar surge in interest. Also details a Saratoga comeback tale for Eben Scott, a trotter recovering from a leg fracture and aiming for a 1943 season return under trainer Tom Burton in Vernon New York.
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New York State League
Tommy Ruggiero
Cohoer
Mohawk
Glens Falls
Schenectady
Packers
Sparta
Utica
Sarstoga
Harlem Yankees
Ruggerio
Saratoga
Bill Flanagan
Indians
Flanagan
B.A.A
Harlem
Art Josephs
Ruggiero
Saratoga Raceway
Eben Scott
Tom Burton
Vernon
N. Y
L. N. Harrington
Fred J. McRorie
Uhita
Spencer Scott
Reading
Rizzo Reinstated by League After Suspension Lifted
Jerry Rizzo of the Syracuse team in the National Basketball League is reinstated after officials lifted the season suspension. He must pay 300 dollars for investigation costs and will lose pay from December 20 to February 6. The decision follows talks with Denver team officials and writers. Rizzo, a former Fordham player, previously struck referee Ralph Fowler on December 18 and later apologized. He had been playing in the New York State League with Saratoga and Schenectady.
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Watervliet
Saratoga Indians
New York State Basketball League
Arsenal City Motors
Watervliet High Gym
Indians
Bob Holin
Byracuse
Syracuse
National Basketball Léague
Jerry Rizzo
Syraccuse
Doxie Mdore
National League
Rizzo
Moore
Mark Hammond
Ike Duffy
Denver
Fordham
Ralph Fowler
Fowler
Saratoga
Schenectady
Riegel Ties Leader At Tucson Open With 64
Skee Riegel fired a six under par 64 to tie Lloyd Mangrum for first at the halfway mark of the Tucson Open. Mangrum followed a 64 with a 66, while Fred Hawkins rose to 131 with a 65. Frank Strenahan and Johnny Bulla led a group at 182 after 36 holes.
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Ariz
Upia
Skee Riegel
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Mangrum
Plege
Fred Hawkins
Antioch
Chain O'Lakes
Hawkins
Frank Strenahan
Toledo
Ohio
Johnny Bulla
Pittsburg
el Rio Country Club
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N. Y. State Maritime Academy
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