Holy Cross Maintains Unbeaten Run as Duquesne Falls
Holy Cross Crusaders stay unbeaten with a 17th straight win after Duquesne suffers a setback. Duquesne lost 64-58 to Louisville as Holy Cross and other top teams in the nation push for high rankings.
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Siena One New Victory String Plays American U Fordham
Siena College pursues an 18th win against American University and a 20th against Fordham at Washington Ave Armory. The Indians seek a fresh stretch after a St Bonaventure loss, with both games pitched as early season tests against mid tier opponents.
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Indians Roar Past Siena In Warpath Hit Parade
Siena’s defense buckled as Texas techs Harrell Latched 14 points leading a 15 point first half and a 42 23 edge. Harrall Fedullo and Lange paced the Braves with strong rebounds and scoring as Texas cruised to a dominant win. The Indians outgunned Siena with sharp frontcourt play and timely passes.
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Norwegian Ski Jump Crown Sealed by Bjornstad's Win
Bjornstad of Norway won the world ski jumping championship at Lake Placid with jumps of 224 and 223 feet and 220.4 points. Thure Lindgren of Sweden took second as Arthur Devlin of Lake Placid finished sixth, part of a strong Norwegian showing that included seven of the top ten.
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Williams and Larsons Lead Williams Team in Homecoming Showdown
Williams and Williams led by Bob Larson and Wena Shudt face LeMoyne in a 2 p.m. homecoming feature at Syracuse Coliseum. Larson scored 21 points last Saturday as Williams defeated LeMoyne 63 to show strong form. Shudt, moved into a guard spot, tallied 13 points in prior games as Lansingburg High hoop stars aim to excite home fans.
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JCC Intermediates Triumph Over Saratoga Springs
Alan Butler 16 and Len Krall 14 propelled the JCC Intermediates to a 47 40 victory as Saratoga Springs fought back. Tannenbaum and Zelikofsky led Saratoga with 13 points apiece, keeping the game tight until a late burst gave the home team the edge.
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First Methodist Loses First In Church League
The First Methodist team dropped their opening church league game 32 28 to St Panis Excneehieal with Grae Meuniet scoring for the losers. Gannon beats Mextco in a separate college basketball match as listed in the report.
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Golden Superman Tops Corp Card at Paradise Rotler Rink
The Alzgenuin Sporting club presents a weekly wrestling card tomorrow night in Schenectady. Promoters Frank and Mick JoArmond announced the lineup featuring Jim Mitchel, one of the few Negro athletes in wrestling, who is tipped to challenge top contenders. Three additional bouts complete the card.
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Engineers Open at Home After Rochester Setback
RPI drops the first tilt after a disastrous Rochester trip. The Engineers travel this weekend to Canton to face St. Lawrence on Friday and Clarkson in Potsdam on Saturday as they pursue an undefeated season.
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RPI Falls to Loyola in Northland Hockey Clash
Rochester's Rivermen overpower Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 6-0 in Montreal as the visitors struggle with injuries and lineup gaps. Bob Mohlar stars for Rochester with 20 points across two halves, while Zeno Halloran and Halloran contribute for RPI, but the Gulls’ defense and offense prove too strong.
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RPI Falls 6-0 to Loyola as Captain Absent
RPI, minus captain Burt Clarkson, suffered a 6-0 setback to Loyola. Clarkson exited early with a cut ear, and Dick Whitcombe missed duties due to illness. Steve Currier filled in admirably, while Loyola’s Nick Ostaszewski and Ray Weinzler shared goaltending duties.
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Oneonta Improves to 13-0 with Geneseo win
Oneonta Teachers remained undefeated in upstate New York by beating Geneseo Teachers 35 to 22 to extend their streak to 13. The slate also saw Cornell crushing Pennsylvania 54 to 35 to take Ivy League lead and Syracuse rally past Canisius 59 to 49 at Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo.
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Our Lady Of Victory Upset In CYO League Play
Our Lady of Victory Intermediate upset St Patrick’s 21 in LaSalle gym. St Anthony’s rides lead with St Paul’s 36 21 win. St Joseph’s hosts St Nicholas tomorrow to decide a four way third place tie. Other games: St Ambrose over St Augustine’s 30 20 Sacred Heart over St Mary’s 32 24 St Bridget’s over Sacred Heart Watervliet 27 25. Scoring summaries list Keefe Kellogg Edwards Ryan Valenti Fatone Carroll and others.
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Gavilan Battles Graham Friday at Madison Square Garden
Welterweight bout headlines a Friday night card at Madison Square Garden featuring Billy Graham versus Kid Gavilan in a 10 round bout for the right to challenge Ray Robinson. Gavilan, the Havana hawk, enters as early favorite over Graham who recently beat Tony Pellone.
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Bauer Sisters Win Golf Set at International Championship
Marlene and Alice Bauer from Midland Texas won the 12th annual Women's International Synura championship in Hollywood Florida with a record 2.0 score, defeating Betty Burh of Hammond Indiana and Betty Mal non of Mount Pleasant Texas in the 6 hole final. The Bauer sisters aged 22 and 18 captured the victory moments before a lunch break, as spectators watched the dramatic finish. Local basketball results and other scores follow.
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