Bowlers In Cohoes Major Take Night's Top Honors
Cohoes Major League bowlers led the night with Bear Beale posting 224 203 625 and Ed Inglis Jr 205 194 201 600 as norm contenders. DeMento AA Int Claude Spanawitk 223 600 and Len Lindsey 295 212 609 also highlighted the event alongside women’s top triples and several league tallies across multiple clubs and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Beale
Pate DeMento
Len Lindsey
Ed Inglis, Jr
Claude Spanawitk
DeMento AA
Alice Watson
Anna Dsugan
Bear Beale
Fete DeMento
Chet Rysendorph
Ball Barrett
Connie Heade
Fred Murray
Earl Muio
Mike Puskadlo
John Waiters
Lansingburg High
Brooks Kafka
Harry Kelly
Bveen Hughes
Pauline Kane
Marie Mortis
Cohoes Merchants
Rose Audet
Helen Sorel
Amelia DeMento
Mary Beilrose
DeMento League
Norman Ring
Claude Seneca
Hoty DeMento
Walt Rogers
Hack Wilson
Frank Smith
Hank Tusch
Sam Rounds
Jon Hammes
Don Heath
Joe Evers
Ed O'Connell
Mohawk Defeats Saratoga to Tie for Second Place
Mohawk Indians defeated Saratoga 76 to 52 at Convention Hall, tying Glens Falls for second in the State Basketball League with a 15-8 record. Cohoes leads the circuit at 16-8. Hockey results listed from National League and individual player scores appear in the same sports page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Indians
Saratoga Indians
Convention Hall
Mohawk
Glens Falls
Cohoes
Ciicut
Lee Leaves Angel Comes To LaSalle Arena
In a LaSalle arena card Monday night the French Angel Maurice Tibet, 288 pounds, faces veteran Johnny Marrs of Minneapolis in the best two falls feature. Tibet, known as Monsieur Tabiet, was a national sensation a decade ago and is described as erudite though not handsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels
LaSalle Arena
Tiny Lee
Tiny
Mike
Lou Rains
Wall
Maratorium
Johnny Marrs
Minneapolis
Angel
Maurice Tibet
Albany
Monsieur Tabiet
Harvard
Rassling
Union Stuns Amherst 61 57 in tight college game
Union College edged Amherst 61 to 57 to preserve its winning pace. Captain Jim Pemrick sparked the home stand as Union surged from a 31 24 halftime edge. Speidel tallied 21 for Union and Ed Kelly added 18 for Amherst in a hard fought contest.
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Schenectady
Union
Amherst
Jim Pemrick
Speidel
Ed! Kelly
Ambherst
Research Group Polls Coaches On Standardizing Basketball Equipment
The Nations Association of Basketball Coaches survey gathers American and Canadian college and high school coaches through Mundert’s panel. Findings set for Seattle discussions March 23 26 with aim to standardize ball type backboard shapes and court dimensions to streamline play.
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Atlanta
The
Nations Association of Basketball Coaches
Rojes Georga Teths
Rey Mondort
Eharman
Ogathes
Coacner
Cenadhan
Te Emswet
Mundert
Seattle
Wash
Marth
Columrttes
Tml
Questa Om
Indians Baffled By Height Of Victors
Seton Hall used height and sharp shooting to overwhelm Siena College 58 30 at South Orange New Jersey. Center Harry Renners and forward Dave Putnam each 6 foot 8 inches led the visitors with ten points apiece and strong rebounding as Siena, led by a struggling offense, failed to close the gap after a 26 16 halftime deficit.
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Seton Hall
Siena College
South Orange
WN. J
Siena
Harry Renners
Dave Putnam
St. Francis
Dan Cunha
Setonians
Renner
Putnam
Chuck Northrup
Lange
Myron Lotosky
Toro Laverte
Pep
Saul
Fordham
Albany
Arne
Averill Park
Jayvees
Siena Am
Gardner Ww . F.B. FG
Gibbons LaLiberte i Hammock
Fusco
Laughlin
Janetta
Weglars
Keefe Corbett Lackaye A
Kostyshyn O
Leverte
Reilly
All Sautei
U Ae
DePhillips
Malloy
Turks Top Pelicans In Upset In Troy Boys Club League
Turk AC defeated the Pelicans 40 to 27 to break a first place tie as Blackhawks beat Red Arrows 45 to 25 and Eagles won 33 to 29. Dem Geracitano said each team has three more games. last night’s scorers included Turk AC Nichols 2 Morrison 5 Commis 7 Valenti 5 Carrier 1 Roddy 4 Wager 2 for 40, Pelicans Higgitt 10 Edwards 4 Edwards 7 Everton 4 Qua 2 for 27, Blackhawks Murphy 4 Hastings 6 Fieuren 13 Potenza 19 Cardnuto 10 for 45, Red Arrows Hogan 2 King 2 Cashel 10 Owens 9 Goyer 2 for 25, Eagles Kalazian 2 Acerina 4 Allen 2 Moscatello 2 Owens 10 Kilidjan 10 Keshgarian 5 Bussey 0 Vartigan 0 Mahserjan 0 for 35, Yda Bill Bonesteel 9 Balaska 8 Leonard 8 Griffin 6 Hughes 7 for 29. Standings show Wool Pet Eagles 3 2 Bot Pelicans 3. Blackhawks 3. Turk AC 6? Idall 2.
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Turk AC
Troy Boys’ Club
Pelicans
Blackhawks
Red Arrows
Eagies
Ida Hill
Dem Geracitano
TBC
Nichols
Morrison
Commis
Valenti
Carrier
Roddy
Wager
Higgitt
M. Edwards
W. Edwards
Everton
Qua
Total
Murphy
Hastings
Fieuren
Potenza
Cardnuto
Keyroute
Hogan
King
Cashel
Owens
Goyer
Eagles — Kalazian
Acerina
Allen
Moscatello
Kilidjan
Keshgarian
Bussey
Vartigan
Mahserjan
Yda Bill—Bonesteel
Balaska
Eeonard
Griffin
Hughes
Team Wool Pet Eagles
Bot
Aim Blackhawks
Idall
OWL
Utica Quintet Withdraws From State Cage League
Utica officials withdrew from the New York State Basketball League after failing to secure the Utica Free Academy gym. The armory venue is deemed inadequate due to fire regulations, leading to forfeiture of remaining Wilton games. Uticans were in sixth place, with playoff slots limited to four teams: Cohoey Mohawk Glens Falls Schenectady and the Harlem Yankees.
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Olympic Alc
Alles
Uticca
Utica Free Academy
Olympicn
Uticans
Saratoga
Cohoey
Mohawk
Glens Falls
Schenectady
Harlem Yankees
Heatly High ices Averill Park for 10th win of year
Heatly High posted their 10th victory in 12 games by an 80-30 rout after outscoring Averill Park 22-9 in the final quarter. Bill Bologna and Bop Abate led the charge as coach Norm Lavender’s team broke open a close game on the Green Islanders’ court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill Park
Heatly High
Green Islanders
Bill Bologna
Bop Abate
Norm Lavender
Bologna
TR Natnte
Waterford Wins No 7 At Corp Waterford High Baskets
Waterford High School defeated St Josephs academy 35 31 at Sche nectady last night to run to seven wins in eight games. Bob Gillespie led Waterford with 14 points and John Sober added 7 as Waterford seized control late after substitute Bill Jackson scored the decisive plays following Bil Jeavons fouling out. Toohey led St Josephs with 13 while Dube added seven as the visitors kept the game tight through the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford High
Basketeers
St. Joseph’s Academy
Schenectady
Bill Jackson
Waterford
Bil Jeavons
Jackson
Jeavons
Don Baker
St Joseph's
Tom “Toohey
Bob Gillespie
John Sober
Jed
Toohey
Dube
St Jowphs
Gillespie
Jas Bob
Ronnie Haopea
Waterford S
Yayeees
Dorpians
College Basketball Results Snapshot
A cluttered score roundup lists Seton Hall 58 over Siena 34, Union 61 over Amherst 51, Hartwick 60 over Massachusetts 37, St Bonaventure 70 over Gannon, Villanova 67, Navy 46, Army 4 over Harvard 52, Detroit Tech, Rutgers 69 over Northern Maine 43, Lafayette 58 over Muhlenberg 57, Temple 422 over (unreadable) , Kansas State 53 over Kansas 48, Ohio Wesleyan 69 over Denison 49, Manhattan 59 over NYU 56, Clemson 79 over Presbyterian 29, Richmond 4 over Rochester , Albany/Willam Mary 61, Syracuse 65 over Duquesne 58, Pennsylvania 56 over Georgetown 57, Princeton 50, Lawrence Tech 73 over Stetson 67, West Virginia 49 over Penn State 41, Canisius 59 over St John’s, La Salle 42 over Cincinnati 26, Loyola 36 over Catholic U 47, George Washington 51 over Duke 49, Gettysburg 73 over Franklin-Marshall, Cobleskill 77 over Oneonta 39.
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Seton Hall
Siena
Union
Amherst
Hartwick
Massachusetts
St Bonaventure
Gannon
Villanova
Navy
Army
Harvard
Detroit Tech
Northern
Rutgers
Lafayette
Muhlenberg
Temple
Kansas State
Kansas
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Manhattan
NYU
Clemson
Presbyterian
Willam Amary
Richmon
Rochester
Alfred
Sampson
Triple Cities
Yale
Brown
Syracuse
Duquesne
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Columbia
Princeton
Lawrence Tech
Stetson
West Virginia
Penn State
Canisius
St John’s
B'ily
Canisius Manhattan Syracuse Upset Wins Reported
Canisius, Manhattan, Syracuse register upset basketball wins in Madison Square Garden doubleheader before 14,003 fans. Latoy Chollet scores 23 for Canisius in a 48 to something win. Buckshot Bob Kelly adds 27 in Manhattan's 69 56 upset over NYU. Syracuse beats Duquesne 60 58 behind 21 from Jack Kaley, Ed Dahler nets 23. Princeton Columbia overtime thriller highlights Eastern League race as Norman Skinner carries Columbia with 23 points. Penn beats Georgetown 56 53 as Herb Lyon scores 20 in 9th win of season.
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New York UP
Canislie College
St. Jon's
Madison Square Garden
Latoy -Chollet
Golden Griffins
Manhattan
New York University
Buckshot
Bob Kelly
Canisius
Alace
Syracuse
Pat Vernity
Duquesne
Xennon
Jack Kaley
Ed Dahler
Dukes
Orange
Chuck Cooper
Dahler
Princeton
N. J
Columbia
Princeston
Dillon Gym
Norman Skinner
Lions
Philadelphia
Herb Lyon
Read ‘Pann
Georgetown
Henrich To Get $40,000 Fourth Best Yank Contract
Tommy Henrich the New York Yankees star signed a reported $40,000 contract, becoming the fourth highest paid in club history. President Dan Topping confirmed a substantial raise, noting only Ruth, DiMaggio, and Gehrig had bigger deals. Henrich, 39 this month, hit .308 last season with 100 RBIs and may return to first base if needed.
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Henrich
Yank
New York
Tommy Hendrich
New York Yankee
Muchader
Masailon
Ohio
Dan Topping
The
Yankees
Yankee
Baba Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Topping
Ruth
DiMagigio
DiMaggio
Casey Stengel
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Ridgewood
N. J
Harness Horsemen Fight High Tax On Mutuels
Albany GP New York harness horsemen and track representatives denounce higher state taxes on mutuels at upstate tracks as detrimental to breeding and racing. A resolution opposing the tax hike was adopted unanimously at District 90’s annual meeting. The plan, urged by Governor Dewey, would raise the daily handle tax from five to six percent up to 509, with seven percent on daily handle beyond that. Delegates from Waterford, Westbury, and other tracks debate impact on purses and where horses race, while upstate tracks seek exemption. Elected three-year director E J Keilan of Hancock following resignation. Also notes Pirates head coach candidate Goldie Bolt after BMI Meier’s announcement.
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Albany GP
New York
Upstate
Dewey
USTA
Ravenas
Westbury
Doavena
Jackson J
Baker
Glenn Grinnell
Batavia
ST Josephs
McConnell
Dennebaum i
Saradoga
Buffalo
Batavia Downs
Goshen
Assembleman
E. J. Keilan
Hanock
Ace
Silavatanty
E. Roland Harriman
Andes
Maplewood Five vs St John s of Amsterdam clash at Maplewood
Maplewood Five hosts St John s of Amsterdam at Maplewood School court at 18 30 local time. St John s enters with twenty wins and four losses and seeks revenge after a three point previous victory in Amsterdam. Lineup features Costa Lazarou Szurek Fakenas Krochama Holton Sendentz Frye and Dybas.
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Maplewood Legionnaires
St. John's of
Amsterdam
Maplewood School Court
St. John’s
Chet Wall
Insestors
Costa
Lazarou
Szurek
Quantico Maries
Fakenas
Great Lakes Naval Station
Krochama
University of Alabama
Holton
Colgate
Rennselaer Poly Teams Rally For Weekend Road Tests
Rennselaer Polytechnic teams head far for a busy weekend with varsity basketball, swimming, and skiing on the road. Fresh squads in basketball and swimming also travel, as Ed Jucker’s cagers seek a 7-2 mark at Hamilton and Rochester while Rochester aims to rebound after losing its top scorer. MIT swimmers meet strong competition in Boston as coach Pop Graham’s Trojans chase wins. Skiers, led by Claude Wiese and Gunnar Sorkness, hope to place high at the ISU meet at Cornell. senior division status complicates matchups with St Lawrence and Cornell. Freshmen basketballs travel to Manhasset, and yearling swimmers face New York Military Academy.
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Rennselaer Poly
Ed Jucker
Cagers
Clinton
Rochener
Hamilton College
Universy
Hochester
Hamilton
Union
Rochester
Hnginvere
Jack Donohue
Donohue
Swimeners
Mit
Boston
Pop” Graham
Trojans
Fordham
Springfield
McGill
St Lawrence
Rolane’ Brown
Cornell University
St. Lawrence
Cornell
Byracuna
RPL
Brown
Claude Wiese
Gunnar Sorkness
Manthus
New York Milliary Academy
Bob Lewis Nets Indoor League Scoring Title
Bob Lewis of Marshall Eclipse scored 148 points on 54 field goals to win the YMCA Industrial Basketball League scoring title. Bob Degnan of Marshall Eclipse finished second with 108 points, followed by Steve Omelanchuck of Veterans Vocational with 107 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lewis
Marshall Eclipse
Bob Degnan
Alas
Degnan
Steve Omelanchuck
Veterans Vocational
Jack Gramm
Jack Bapitula
S Harold van Buren
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
U.N
Walter Merrill Hall
Lawrence A. Baker
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Arsenal Girls
Elenora
Helen LaFernere
Janet Anderson
Clara Roulier
Harvey LaDieu
Chuck JaDieu
John Smythe
Pete Danbury
Ken Wolf
Bill Butler
Hap Danbury
Ymca Industrial
Tom Garrity
Earl Mato
Bill Robinson Jr
Bill Clifton
Art Dahl
Ron Zahradt
Jackson Avenue
Ana Drugan
Adele Semonick
Araula Johnson
Classy
B. Val Morris
Ann Crola
Betty VanBramer
Artre Vergoni
Annette Pucci
Bea Vertefutile
Avermas
Ann Pearson
Ahee Turpin
Aver Path
Laverne Quel
Fred Showmaker
Ro, Oitman
Troy
Monse
Rose Bracken
Grace Ku
Besse Wordsworth
June Larkin
Gert Smith
MGI
Elsie Sorensen
Lucille Tracy
Gaseie Not Mantin
Lou Anderson
Barbara McManus
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Deira
Im, Flo Jenson
His
Sacred Heart
Milt Gray
Leo Breton
Joe Lebentript
Jim Jormg
Bi Marra
Wes Boidl
Ed Collopy
Darry Sheokh
Deck” Hull
Tom Horton
George Tehlegel
Ralph Rebm
O¢ Happ
Frank Marin
Tro
All Sar “General” Tatricell
Gene Reo
Ed Solomon
Don del Memeo
Tony Painecells
Mike Carase
Joe Deholh
Ed Vere
Louis del Monte
Tony Abrunza
St. Patricks Post
Cva
Frank Whiines
Lee
LaSalle
Union Shades Amherst
Turks Top Pelicans
Utica
Corp
Phil
Cincinnati
Loyola
Ball
Catholic U
George Washington
Duke
Gettysburg
Franklin-Marshall
Cobleskill
Oneonta
Syracuse Register
Tigers
LYON
Canton
Joe Canton
Watervliet
Navy Pier
Joe Diehl
Rockford
Ill
Diehl
Jimmy Caras
Upper Darby
Irving Crane
Binghamton
Irving Crance
Andrew Ponzi
George Chenier
Arthur Cranfield
Qnofrie Lauri
Brooklyn
Joe Procita
Los Angeles
Bennie Alles
Kansas City
Howard Lindley
Jack Dean
BUCS
Knoxville
Tenn
Bmi Meier
Pittsburg Pirates
Goldie Bolt
Bazehad
North Creek
N. Y
Nebel’s
Colonial Air Lines
Glers Falls
Dem. R. Chember
Commerce
Maplewood Five
St. John’s of Amsterdam
Poly
Indus
Trommer's
Trommer
PHC
OKLEN
Cramse
Allied Beverages
Fourth Street
Watermiet
Tel
W'iniet
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