Boys Club JCC End Amateur Loop Race In Tie For First
The Boys Club and JCC finish the amateur loop season tied for first with 12 wins each. Six teams are slated for the Afth annual Senior Invitation Basketball Tournament at the Troy Jewish Community Center led by Clem's Clippers of Schenectady and the Newman Club from RPI.
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Johnny Holmes Posts 610 Classic in Local Bowling Soleo
Johnny Holmes of Schanz Teague rolled a 610 series with games 159 230 221 last night, the only 600 series on area alleys. Edith Kehoe and Betty Wolf led women’s events with strong scores, while Billi Baker posted 215. Annex Tuesday Nighters and Nigara Hudson League entries show vivid local bowling action with many players posting notable totals.
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Princeton Triumphs Over Yale In Low Scoring Tilt
Princeton defeated Yale 47-45 in the Eastern Intercollegiate League, ending Yale’s 12 game win streak and moving Columbia into first with a 4-1 league mark. George Sella starred for Princeton, holding Tony Lavelli to 14 points while scoring 18 himself as the Tigers pulled away after a 23-23 halftime tie.
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BAA Basketball Summary From New York Philadelphia Game
Partial sports wire reports Indiangels Reston led by six man rotation as New York faced Philadelphia. Scoring figures are incomplete with fragments showing Realecter and Ros ee 38 and a 74 to 3 score in a National game context.
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NBL Eyes Top Salary for Signings as Bell Talks MacAuley
NBL plans to pay top salaries to lure star players including MacAuley with Bell stating readiness to offer the best terms. Moore cites St Louis University connections and Oklahoma ties as leverage while discussing negotiations with Notre Dame’s Leo Barnhorst and other clubs. The National Basketball League aims to deepen its roster in a bid to compete with the BAA, signaling close attention to player salaries and contract talks.
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Gordon Holds Out Over Cleveland Contract Standoff
Tycoon Ariz. UFI-Joe Gordon, star second baseman of the world champion Cleveland Indians, arrived at camp yesterday and refused to commit to the team until workouts begin next week. He says he has not accepted the club contract and awaits word from officials.
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Mikan Sets 48 Point BAA Record At Garden
George Mikan scored 48 as the Minneapolis Lakers beat the New York Knickerbockers 101 to 74 at Madison Square Garden. The Lakers set a Garden all time team scoring mark, with Mikan hitting 18 field goals and 12 of 17 free throws before fouling out late. Knicks failed to contain him despite double and triple teams.
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Risen's Loose Ball Toss Helps Royals Win 92-86
The Rochester Royals, leading the Western Division, beat the Philadelphia Warriors 92-86 before a 4,300 crowd. Lang tied the game with under five minutes left as the Royals sealed the win.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
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Williams Wesleyan clash may seal Little Three title tonight
Williamstown hosts Williams at Lasell gym at 3 p m to decide the 14849 Little Three basketball series. Wesleyan, the defending champion, seeks a second win over Williams to clinch the title after both beat Amherst. Williams edged Wesleyan 33 36 earlier, leaving the outcome in doubt.
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