RPI Poised For Union Clash Invasion Of Schenectady
RPI Eyeing full lineup for tomorrow's big Union game in Schenectady with Jucker back at full strength and Murphy, Goska, and Cardell among starters. Union holds edge historically but Engineers seek 42-32 advantage in series, aiming to upset the Dutchmen after recent near-misses. Speidel and Sherwin anchor Troy High veterans now with Union rivals.
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UNION
Ed Jucker
Jeff
Union College
Schenectady
Rensselaer
Halloran
Zeno
Dailey
Goska
Cardell
Tomor
RPI
George Yamin
R.P.I
Jucker
Sgaingt Union
Corp
St Lawrence
George Sirella
Ed Zeno
Murphy
Bob Halloran
Clarkson
John
Lettner
Bruce Cardell
Ed Dailey
Engin
Leers
Dorp
RPL
Zeno Union
James A. Naiamith
R.P.1
Sinca
Union Hag
Dick Speidel
Carlyle
Cookie)Sherwin
Troy High
Billy Harrell
Speidel
Sherwin
Scholastic Cage Card Lets Local Teams Clash This Week
Burnt Hills at Waterford Hoosic Valley at Salem Waterford at St Man s New matches include St Mary s Hudson at St John Albany and Mont Pleasant at Yorkmer Other games listed across Thursday Friday and Saturday feature Catholic high schools and neighborhood rivals with Central Hadena and Saretoga County schedules noted Followed by Lacrosse and tennis listings and league standings
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Burnt Hills
Waterford
Hoosic Valley
Salem
St. Mary's
Amst
Cathedral
D. St. Ann's
St. John’s
T Renas
Hud
St. John's
Alb
Giorgio Rated Over Perro In Albany Boxing Card
Schenectady's Giorgio, a 6-5 favorite, meets Sam Perro of Brooklyn tonight at the Paradise Roller Rink Albany Street for an eight round main event on the Algonquin Sporting Club card. Perro’s only loss in 13 fights, Giorgio edged him in their first meeting. Eddie Wilson and Milton Lattimore meet in a six round semi final with Bob Cedar facing Danny Junior in a middleweight six round. Four round preliminaries include Pat Smith vs Conappie James and Leo West vs Bob Hossek with Jim Malatano vs Johnny Hicks rounding out welterweights.
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Schenectady
Tommy Giorgio
Sam Perro
Brooklyn
Algonquin Sporting Club
Paradise Roller Rink
Albany St
Giorgio
Perro
Tiger Ted Lowry
Bedford
Mass
al Wilson
Mechanicville
Milton Lattimore
New York
Bob Cedar
Troy
Danny Junior
Albany
Pat Smith
Conappie James
Leo West
Alchineeights
Bob Hossek
Light-Heavies
Jim Ma&latino
Johnstown
Johnny Hicks
Al‘bany
Weltersweight
Keveny Falls To St. John's Upset Victory Report
The Albany game recounts Keveny falling behind then losing to St. John's 51 to 3. The article also discusses home court advantages in basketball, noting factors like court design, crowd proximity, and travel schedules affecting outcomes.
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Keveny
Farena-Coeymang
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Gloversville
St Patrick’s Five Battles Warriors in Local Contest
Local report outlines St Patrick’s five lineups facing Warriors with a late week score and a shift to Water Street Court Center. Officials note ongoing case proceedings and a tense atmosphere as teams contest remaining minutes and center area actions.
Walcott Cancels May 17 Heavyweight Bout in Germany
Camden manager Felix Bocchicchio announced Walcott will not fight German champion Ten Hoff unless money terms are met. The May 17 Essenling bout offered Walcott 47 percent of gross receipts with a 97500 minimum, plus 2500 for travel and 3500 for training and living costs. A possible Charles title bout with Ezra Charles was discussed by Dapper Dan charity organizers.
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Camden
N. J. cy—Jersey
Joe Walcott
Hes Ten Hoff
Felix Bocchicchio
Walcott
Jagad
Bocchicchio
Dapper Dan
Pittsburg
Ezrard Charles
Charles
Pettit Among Group At Pirate Farm School
Pettit joined a group at Pirate Farm School in San Bernardino with officials Fing Croshs and Tov Hamer approving. He trained for about two hours and prepared for a year’s apprenticeship before joining the Pirates in WSL for pitching duty.
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Call
Paul Pritt
Tutshurs Pirates
Bucs
Fing Croshs
Geneva
Tov Hamer
Pettit
Sugar Beats Mobley On TK0 In 6th Round
Sugar Ray Robinson, welterweight champion, defeated Al Mobley of Newark in a 10 round non title bout at Coliseeum Arena. Mobley weighed 150 while Robinson tipped the scales at 153. Robinson finished mobley with a technical knockout at 1 35 of the sixth after landing several counters in round six. A crowd of 5100 witnessed the bout. In the semi final, Bobby Pillott stopped Tonys Rips in the third round.
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Miami
Sugar Ray Robinson
al Mobley
Newark
N. J
Mobley
Robinson
Coliaeum Arena
Bobby ‘Pillott
Tonys ‘Rips
Monterrey
Mexico
Rookie Night? Baddies Put On Mar 23 Rosters
Chicago UPI reports the 1950 American League Red Book lists 128 rookies among 294 players on eight clubs rosters. St Louis tops with 20 rookies. Boston, Cleveland next with 17 each. Pitchers dominate with 56 rookies, nine catchers, 33 infielders, 2% outfielders. notable rookies include Noren, Wright, Conyers, Easter, Carrasquel, Collins, Martin, Kryhoski, Widmar, Albrecht, Hooper, Wahl. New managers and coaches named for Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Washington.
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UPI
Baseball Writers
American League Service Bureau
St. Louis
Chixcage
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Noren
Hollywood
Tom Wright
Louisville
Herb Conyers
Oklahoma City
Luke Easter
San Diego
al Carrasquel
Fort Worth
Luke Appling
New York
Joe Collins
Kansas City
al Martin
Oakland
Detroit
Dick Kryhoski
Louis
al Widmar
Baltimore
Ed Albrecht
Pine Bluff
Ark
Philadelphia
Bob Hooper
Buffalo
Kermit Wahl
Montreal
Bucky Harris
John Cor
al Simmons
Oscar Melillo
Muddy Ruel
Simmons
Rick Ferrell
Mickey Cochrane
Bing Miller
Miller
Earle Brucker
George Myatt
Sievers Balks At Offer From Browns
Sievers rejects Browns offer citing insufficient raise after a man to man talk with St Louis owner Bill DeWitt. Browns have seven signed players listed. Roy Sievers remains unsigned as team weighs terms amid roster talks.
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Browns
St. Louis
Bill de Witt
St. Lous Browns
Roy Sievers
DeWitt
Moss
Eddie Albrecht
J Cas Fannin
Tom Upton
Owen Friend
Billy DeMars
Bil Sommers
Wyse
Tulsa
Okla
Hank Wyse
Philadelphia Athletics
Tulsa Tribune
Shreveport
St Ambrose Upset Leaders In CYO Basketball
An error in the scorer’s report misstated a Sunday CYO game. St Ambrose defeated St Nicholas by a 12 to 58 count, with the correct result showing Ambrose as winner and readers misled by the original listing.
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St. Ambrose
St Nicholas
St Ambrose
St. Ambrose Wat
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Mercer Family Of 10 Plans June Channel Swim In Florida
A large Mercer family of ten, including Mr and Mrs Mercer and their children, prepare for a June channel swim near Jackemalie Beach. The mother details group routines and water practice, hoping the trip proves safe and successful despite reports of hazards like sharks. The family aims to relocate to New York after practice ends, and the father shares motivation and safety concerns.
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Jackenmalie Beach
Lee
John le
Potty
Erjler
Maevehidren
Jehan Ty
Kotter
Ana Teig
Cotadan
Mre Mercer
Leos
Falls Rover
Law Althey
John IL
La Salle wrestling show ends with odd disqualification turn
In last night's La Salle event Bob Wagner defeated Seelie Samara in a long two of three fall bout, with a 17:00 first fall headlock finish. Tiny Lee beat Farmer Jake Bernard by disqualification in a convoluted finish, referee Willie Glickman penalizing Bernard after an apronside brawl.
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la Salle
Bob Wagner
Seelie Samara
Tiny Lee
Farmer Jake Bernard
Wagner
Samara
Willie Glickman
Tiny
Jake
Glickman
Jack
Farmer
Juan Hernandez
Bob Wilson
Fred Matthews
Albany
Joe Kurpiel
Water Vilet
College Scores From Various Matches Reported Incomplete
A scatter of college basketball scores from multiple games is listed with mismatched team names and typos. Notable results include Villanova 83 over an unspecified opponent, Wagner 84, Ohio State 47, Missouri 46, Indiana 63, Minnesota 53, Michigan 44, North Carolina 23, LSU 76, Vanderbilt 65, Texas A M 45, Texas 38, and several scattered player lines and old-school names.
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Toledo
Villanova
Beranton
Manhattan
Wagner
Ohio State
Missouri
Kentucky
Alabama
Princeton
Cornell
Indiana
Divioin
Minnesota
Michigan
Roteera
Rider
Presbyterian
the Citadel
North Carolina
Wiliam & Mary
Steubenville
J. Vincent Pas
Wisconsin
Town
Kings Pont
Brooklin Poly
Heidiebere
Ashland
South Carolina
Mayland
Laciaville
Marahail
State
D.intera
Ola (Balt
Catholic U
Albright
Lebaron Valley
LSU
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Mississippi St
Arkansas
Texas A. & M
TCU
Texas
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Ten Hoff
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Charlie Whitehead
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Lou Merkle
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Sam Whitwell
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Len Crable
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Bill Hebert
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Lou Errow
Albert Couture
Ed Cusack
Hank Bonnenfant
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Peabody League
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Ken Akin
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Evelyn Provi
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Tony Olszowy
Herb O Brien
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Lou Squadere
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Ann J. Tebo
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