Bowling Scores From Schanz League Night Dinner
Bill Baker and Ralph Wilson led Schanz League play at Colony Recreation with Baker 265 singles totaling 618, Wilson 220-617, while Goerold neared 600 in Church League. Betty Butler led Camp's Girls with 516, and Wynantskill Men and Averill Park Women posted solid scores including Carner 210, McKenna 171, and Walkinshaw 257 in Tuesday Nighters notes.
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Bil Baker
Ralph ‘Wilson
Colony Recreation
Baker
Wilson
Fred Goerold
Woin
Adam Hopson
Betty Butler
Camp's Girls
Averill Park
Maude McKenna
Marion Lee
Anita Conboy
Buck Warner
Betty McMahon
Cleanor Fremgem
Therese Paterniani
Rebecca Terry
Kay Brownell
Lorraine Hussey
Wiceline
Strunt
Shirley’ Walkinshaw
Shirley McGuirk
Rose Lysagorski
Ramona Zahradt
Walton Motors
Frank Peck
Frank Walsh
O’connell
Bob O'Hara
Otto Panza
John Smith
Sam Sica
George Clark
Arojan
Josie Meher
Kay Turton
Viola Cardish
Ethel Shelton
Florence Piche
Hazel Mar Ine
Yolanda Villa
Ann Keating
Josie Lampariello
Eudice Mack
Helen Marcis
Stella Killian
Bill Baker
Ralph Wilson
Howard Thorns
Clarence Faber
Les Passenger
Harry Sambrook
Buck Mitchell
John Holmes
Charles Keegan
Bill Weber
Gene Hayes
Joe Boon
28 Nations Battle for Davis Cup Honors
The rest of the world began the long task of taking the Davis Cup away from the United States in 1949, with teams from 28 nations ready to compete for the title.
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Gayle Talbot
New York UP
United States
European and North American tennis draw unfolds
The article details a tennis draw with Marehall Eclipse and Albany Felt leading in seed rankings, results from recent rounds, and upcoming pairings. It covers standings in the Veterans and other clubs, with matches scheduled August 26 to 28, plus interzone debates and comments by UN secretary general Trygve Lie on sport fostering international understanding.
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Marehall Eclipse
Albany
Seedtlean
Ourvivor
United States
Eclipse
Manning
Eat
Hille
Vocational
Joss
Behe Fa ‘Manning
Tek-I
Hughes
Behr-Manning
Val Vations
Eclipss
Fett
Australia
Zeechoslovakia
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lie
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
College basketball results show Holy Cross and Boston College in a narrow loss at 63 71. Kentucky posted a 71 63 win over Florida State. Maryland 7 percent South Carolina 48 74. Queens defeated Warton Reserve and Kenyon topped Rochester with small margins. several other matchups include Rhode Island over Buffalo and Western Kentucky a 7 point win over Evansville with Bowling Green 57. Northwest Missouri, Oregon State, Washington State, and Oregon State results noted in scattered fashion.
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Holy Cross
Boston
Tampast
Kentucky
Teseen L
Mette
Maryland
Carolina
Queens
Warton Reserve
Obertin
Kenyon
Wake Foret
Kotte Dame
Marquesse
Dartmouth
Resten
Fragmented boxing bout report with unclear names
A partially readable boxing scene mentions Miceli Kavers and Willie Beltram with references to a Brockiva fight and a third or fourth round end. The text is garbled with stray numbers and phrases about a referee named Ale Simon stepping in during a stoppage.
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Brockiva
Joe Mire
New York
Benjam Sas
Hi Secord
Ale Simon
Tad
Decisions 48 Fight Victor In Buffalo Ring
In Memorial Auditorium Buffalo event Tony DiMicco won a close decision over Lee Bala after 10 rounds. Johnny Kaufman edged Ted Bussey by technical knockout at 2 21 of the fifth. Other results include John Thompson stopping Whitey Armstrong and Tony Di Pelino defeating Sammy Daniels.
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Buffalo
Buffalo(p
Troy
Lee Bala
Donors
Tony DiMiegeo
Siena College
Loudonville
Data
Sdla
Memorial Auditorium
Johnny Kaufman
Rochester
Ted Bussey
Eddie Seres
Busey
Tory
di Micco
Bala
Sala
Lnst
DiMicco
John
Spider) Thompson
Whitey Armstrong
Flint
Mich
Tony di Pelino
Sammy Daniels
Baltimore
Crusaders Fall to Colgate in Boston Garden Shootout
Colgate defeated Holy Cross 86 to 74 in Boston Garden doubleheader action. Ernie Vandeweghe led Colgate with 28 points, Ed Brett added 22, while Bob Cousy reached 1,015 career points. Holy Cross slides to 11-4 on the season as Colgate remains in the fold for a later showdown.
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Boston
Colgate
Ernie Vandeweghe
Ed Brett
Holy Cross
Boston Garden
Towers
Bob Cousy
Cousy
John M. Tiernan
Crusaders
Vandeweghe
Raiders
Troy
Brett
Massacring
Lansingburg
Palatinio
Moore
High Court
Stad
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Plunkett
Trey Boys
J.C
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Degli
Gible
Racing
Macdtullan
Iglio
Wittman
Kildjian
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Madison Square Garden
Burg Boys Twaight
TP. Kelly
Canisius
But Echcod
Zac Ial Smith
Copnrad SL John's
Brooklyn
Lennek ‘Canisius
E.sc
New Fork
Plante
Manhattan College
Michigan State Coach condemns Reds for signing top catching prospect
East Lansing Mich Michigan State College criticizes Cincinnati Reds for signing Hebert Landrith MSCs No 1 catching prospect for this season Coach Johan J Kehe says Landrith left college for a big league deal at a reported sum and notes many bonus players signings. MSC officials and college coaches object to professional teams recruiting top college talent.
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Michigan State
Berates Reds
East Lansing
Mich
Michrigan State College
Baseball Peach
Cincinnati Reds
Hebert
Landrith
Mscs
Johan J. Kehe
Landith
Michiam State
Tor
Cincinnati Cab
Tampa, Fla
Gins
ApAr
Onathsha
Cnollege
Atason
Kohn
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Nafiend
Geng Teen
Valdine
College
Daschall
Kobs
MSC
Defrnitey
Hig
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Tre New Haven
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Feds
Kobe Evtistein
Kote
Elobs
Horns Widow Fulfills Wish Amid Fast Auto Race
The widow of Ted Horn gave birth to a daughter in Lancaster after a wild auto race fulfilled the late driver's wish to have the baby born in the city. Mrs Horn, of Reading, weighed five pounds six ounces and both mother and baby were reported well.
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Lancaster
Ted Horn
No Mente
Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital
Richard Lentz
Reading
Horn
Caras Sets Cue Record Run Of 82
Jimmy Caras of Upper Darby Pa set a new tourney high run of 82 in the national pocket billiards meet tying for first place after defeating Joe Diehl of Rockford Ill 125 to 40 in eight innings. Chanler Mosconi and Crane among others chase records as Robison Branca Ties and signs with Dodgers. Cranefield signs with Dodgers for 1949 season.
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Jimmy Caras
Upper Darby
Caras
Joe Diehl
Rockford
Jimmy Ared
Hugh Casey
George Chanier
Toronto
Dan
Drew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Iriso
Vin Crane
Binghamton
Nim
Mank Behrman
Freman
No Casey
Willie Mosconi
Barrington
Belgium Track Ace Withdraws From New York Meet
Belgium's Olympic 5000m champion Gaston Reiff pulled out of the Toussaint two mile at the New York Athletic Club indoor games due to foot blisters. He plans to rest in New Haven and target the national indoor three mile, while Erik Ahlden of Sweden leads those racing in the two mile with Abiden, Curtis Stone, Bob Black, Fred Wut and Armand Osterberg among the starters. Marcel Hansenne of France considers switching to the Halpin 880 as entries include Bengtsson, Siykhuis, Twomey, Brownie-Boss, and Tommy Quinn.
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New York
Gaston Reiff
Belgium
Reiff
Abiden
Curtis Stone
Philadelphia
Bob Black
Rhode Island State
Fred Wut
Armand Osterberg
Marcel Hansenne
France
Ilinois Athletic Club
Brownine — Boss
Vilanova
Tommy Quinn
New York A.C
Shotton Predicts Pennant For Flock and Trouble From Cardinals
Brooklyn manager Burt Shotton forecast the Dodgers will win the National League pennant this year, citing competition from the St Louis Cardinals as the toughest hurdle. He named the Cardinals, Giants, Phillies, Cubs, Pirates and Reds as threats, with concern over first base and relief pitching. Hodges praised for fielding but not hitting enough, amid talk of adjusting the lineup and addressing last season’s injuries.
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Ciudaa Trujello
Robinson
Dodgers
Robbys
Branca
Joe Reichler
New York
Branch Rickey
Agrestent
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn
Bartow
Fila
Frick
A¢Agon
the &T
Cardinals
Shotton
Boston
Giants
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pirates
Reda
Cincinna
Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Gil Hodges
Musial Honored At Hot Stove Session in Albany
Stan Musial was honored at a Hot Stove event before 900 fans in Albany. The gathering, led by Merrill May and attended by Mayors Corning Clark and Russo, celebrated Musial's hitting prowess and featured talks from Earl Turner and Frank Staucer. Proceeds supported the city's fight against infantile paralysis.
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Stan Musial
Btan Musial
Tung
Bang Lodge
Los Cardinal
Jebal A
Johnny Sain
Bostom
Musial
Merrill
Albany Senators
Frankie Staucer
Fred Lanifero
Earl Turner
Senators
Pittsburg Pirates
Pittsfield
Mast
Thomas F. McCeffrey
Erastus Corning
Albany
Tom Clark
Rensselaer
J. A. “Russo
Menards
Charles Young
Knickerbocker News
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Don Bink
Joe Pytko
Warren Garrell
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Ann Rich
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Tinyares Vinonia Patten
Colin War
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Jaroslav Drobny
South Africa
Eric Sturgess
Forest Hills
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Melbourne
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Degnan i Mulligan
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la Salle
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Miceli Kavers
Willie Beltram
Lee Sala
Troy BC
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Jinson
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Joe DiMaggio
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Jhigh
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Roy Shudt
SIENA
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WY Cartwright Sales & Service, Ine
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Geaway Wines & Liquors
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Tel “Troy
Mmabet Higgins & Burleigh
River & Tel Troy
North Troy Bellas
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St Ave
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Breray Tel. Albury
Averill Farr Baas
J. O'Donnell
Main St. Tel
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