Holy Cross Crushes Boston College In Record Night
Holy Cross walls Boston College in a high scoring game at Boston Arena. Crusaders set marks for points in a game and seconds as Manning Paper led Berk Ray in a tightly contested Industrial League doubleheader with Berk Ray, Veterans Vocational, and other teams.
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Bowling Scores and Notes From Local League Night
The Sheensus dropped two games to the Lorys but held first place. Paxtons took the odd game from Calbert. The Masons lost three games to the Marrays while Tashjian took two from the Derkowskie. High scores include Ed Bott 585 Max Holland 549 Frank Murray 630 Bo Hines 512 Dave Paxton 610 Ray Mason 510 Bob Sheehan BOL and Harry Fernet 300. Evelyn Connally led St Joseph's Women with 457 followed by Truth Marne 451 Kay Flynn 450 Marion Kelly 431 Joan LeBeau 427 Kirma Inglis 428 Peggy Inglis 408 Rita Ruroey 408 Virginia Lenthem 398 Pai Powers ai.
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St Peters Five of Spa Defeats Waterford in High School Game
St Peter's Five of Spa defeated Waterford 47 to 33 at Waterford High, led by D Andrea with 20 points. Dan Warren topped Waterford with 14 as Don Baker and BM Jackson added 19 and 12. Waterford recovered to win 98-26 over St Peters in a separate game. Jim Glavin suffered a broken bone during a scramble for the ball.
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Waterford Gophentare
Barry Kaye to MC Albany Sports Show
Barry Kaye the public figure and radio disc jockey will MC the Albany Sports Show at the Washington Avenue Armory, a nine day event starting Saturday featuring 12 acts and the Albany Sportsmen's and Boat Show. Noah John Rondeau the Cold River hermit will appear at the Conservation Department booth, with setup by Campbell Fairbanks Expositions and floor features including a diving tank.
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Washington Avenue Armory
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Ions
Noah John Rondeau
Cold River
Conservation Department
Rondean
New York
Bon Tons Nip St. Peter's In Night Lyceum Bout
The Bon Tons led by Otto with 22 defeated St. Peter's Juniors 48 to 41 at the Lyceum. Marvherfin added 18, Taj 18, Robinson 18, and Woleh 48 for the Bon Tons in a strong team performance.
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Voigts Named Northwestern Grid Mentor
Robert W Voigts a 21 year old Cleveland Browns line coach was named head football coach at Northwestern University to succeed Lynn Waldorf who resigned to lead the University of California Voigts returns to his alma mater on a three year contract he played at Northwestern in 1936 37 and 88 and had been the football mentor since 1914 when basketball coach Dennis Grady served a year as grid coach
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Cleveland Browns
Northwestern University
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Pappy)Waldorf
University of California
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Dorp Team Wins State Loop Thriller
Schenectady defeated Utica 87 56 before a crowd of 1800 at the Dorp Armory. Vig Mustrian former Siena captain led the Comet quint with 2 points as Utica’s Hen Noley scored 16. Ted Wybernee of Utica was taken to Ellis Hospital after head injuries. In the last quarter,
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Siena College
Comet Qaint
Hén Noley
Ted Wybernee
Ellis Hospital
Snow Defeats Bode in Alpha Alleys Match
Snow defeats Howard Bode 968 to 848 in Alpha elimination tourney at Alpha Snow alley. Snow had a 210 single. Ring beat Morris with a 242 high and 130. Bode’s 20. ub Ring winning from Pata Morria, byes given. Women: Eva DeMento defeats Rita LaPirate 1d¢ to 372. DeMento high single 104 while Rita had 137.
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College Scores Quick Roundup Amid Wild Mixups
A jumble of college scores lists many mismatched names and odd initials. Holy Cross leads a scattered slate, while Duke falls to Boston College 48 to 67. George Washington posts a solid 72 as Mt. St. Mary’s wins 63, and LaSalle over Seton Hall 46.
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New ‘Hampshire
South Carolin State
Morehouxe
Mt. St. Mary's
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Manhattan
Siena Bows to St Francis Quint 53 39
St Francis Brooklyn defeated Siena 53 to 39 at the Armory in front of 8 500 fans. Grady poured in five field goals and a foul for 11 points as St Francis surged late after a 23 23 halftime tie. Weber of Siena was limited but contributed, while Aberch led Siena scoring with four baskets and a free throw.
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DiMaggio to under second foot operation in bid to heal first
Joe DiMaggio will fly to Baltimore for a second operation on his left foot to speed healing of the January 6 wound. Dr George Bennatt to operate with hopes he can rejoin the Yankees by opening day despite past injuries and long absences.
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Red Embree Signs 1947 Tribe Contract
Tucson Arizona reports Red Embree agreed to terms offered by Indians president Bill Veeck to join Cleveland in 1947. Details of the contract were not disclosed. Embree leaves Bryan Stephens and Joe Berry as remaining Kolmiaut Hat players on the roster.
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Feller projects stronger Indians club this season
Bob Feller, famed Cleveland pitcher, previews a busier season asserting the Indians are stronger in every department except pitching. He expects his arm to amass more power, refuting injury theories after last year. The piece also touches on Lou’s sport development idea and notes on Ed Wachter and Clair Bee.
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Clowns Edge Raiders In Tight TBC Game 17 16
Clowns shade Raiders 17 16 in the closest game of the night at TBC. Pinelli led winners with alp totals while Raiders quartet Hughes Graham Hayner each scored four. Flowers beat Celtics 34 21 as Abbott led with 15 and Kramer added ten. Celtics trailed as Marciki and Garomella contributed four each. Tifte Avante Nip Blackhawks 27 26 with SuriAno scoring 11 for the victors.
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