La Salle Cadets Drop Lead, CBA Upsets in Diocesan Loop
LaSalle Institute falls from first after a 40-36 loss to CBA at Albany as Troy fails to hold late. Measured by rebounds from Walsh and Bragley, LaSalle controlled the boards and built a 19-8 halftime edge before CBA surged in the final period. LaStarza wins a boxing showcase while Detroit Lions sign Don Doll in a separate note.
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Pehrywoop
LaSalle Institute
Troy Cadets
CBA
LaSalle
Trojans
Jack Walsh
Herb Bragley
LSI
USA
Taasalle
Walsh
Walsh New York Gpi
Fete Mead
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joey Cba
de John
Syracuse
Madison Square Garden
Mead
Wla
Salle
Michigan Walsh
Lst
Jamester
Jack Maloney
George Bai- Ming
Jewica
Olner
Red
Merry
LaSalle Jayvee
Oba
Dick Gatto
Fox
Joe Ger
Vais
Eith
LA Salle
Covas
Ao Valenti LZ
Johnny Burns
Palitsch
la Starza
Bradley
Maloney
Roland Zampieri
Bronx
Chaseava
Gino Buongino
Italy
Holland
Tory
CBA Buonvino
PB. T.P
T. Carroll i
Sobieski
Batkiewski
de Jonn
Restifo
G.de John
McGraw O
McGraw
de McDonald
John
Wagner
J. Carrot
de Joh
Ftato
Upstate
Canill
Heim
la Salle Mead
City League To Decide On Playoff Time And Site
The City Amateur Basketball League will settle the playoff time and venue at a Tuesday meeting in the Troy Boys Club and Jewish Community Center. Both teams finished 13 and 1, each losing only on their home court. next week features two regular games including Lansingburg Boys Club vs Emeralds and the Armory matchup.
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Troy Boys Club
Jewish Community Center
Ed Wachter
Oity Recreation Department
Langse
Lansingburg Boys Club
The
Emeralds
Troy Bish
the Armory
Dinner Gong Favored to Win Santa Anita Cap
Santa Anita fans expected Dinner Gong to be the favorite in today’s Cap feature with a $2,000-added purse. A muddy track and a large field of 15 runners create a-wide-open race, as Dinner Gong seeks a repeat of recent strong form and a possible payoff on a heavy surface.
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Arcadia
Santa Ania
Rockies
Breede
Ing
Weet
Ate Admira
Canada Gift
Alablae
Manyeak
Maine
Trost
Stezfather
Miral
Mize Grillo
Autocrat
Shimn Lang
Stice
Malone
Fox
Idanty
Awelenicher
Collins
Goodermotes Power Berlin Central Past Keveny in Close Tilt
Archie Goodermote scored 27 points to boost Berlin Central to a 57 43 victory over Keveny Academy. The Goodermote brothers totaled 38 points as Berlin Central trailed 25 23 at halftime before pulling away. John McDocahl added 18 and Fob Daigneault 15 for Keveny.
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Archie Goodermote
Berlin Central
Keveny Academy
Celices
Keveny Salem High
Dick Pharyan
T.p.jeuf
Hardee
Hoosie
McDonald
Valley Central
Valley Falls
Daigneault
Flatley
Grimes
Salem
Huovan
Sic Valley
Berlin
Art Goodermots
E.G
FB. T.P
Utes
Maxon
John Wein
Atu. Goodermote
Lawless
Sayvees
Sykes
Weinberg
Vailey- Salem
Barber
Lourie
Green
Durruma
Roche
Small
Gilfeather
Sulect
Pharent
Cheney
Hoosic Valley
Ryan
Lansingburg Jarvees
Lansingburg
Bob
Stork) Ramses
Philip Corrigan
Schuler Mish
Seymour
Tapin
Cohors High
Schott
Spindle City
Falcons
Duprees
O'Donnell
Cohnes
Perry
Ramers
Wittmanay
Albaplane
Hudson
Speer Shrop
Socth Des Corta
Trowbridge Ety LaPlante
Pacng Carr Tr Cohees
Crusaders Tie Losers Just Back Of Leaders
Catholic High backsteers used the Eighth Street hoo doo for the third time this season to edge St. Marys of Amsterdam 30 23 in a Diocesan League game. Cohoes Mastodons widened their State Basketball League lead by defeating Saratoga 85 48 at Cohoes Armory.
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Crusaders
Jerry Foith
Catholic High
St. Mary's
Amsterdam
CCHS
Marty Brooks
Bill Jarley
Saints
Uccount
Cohoes Mastodons
Mohawk
Glens Falls
Saratoga
Cohoes Armory
Dons
Jules Kasner
Cohoes
Don Harvey
Barry Kriesberg
Kreisberg
Harlem
Bob Yankees
Mulcahy
Utica
Brooks
Schenectady
Reigs
Glens Falle
Saratoga Throw Inc
Bob Collni
F.G. F.B. T.p.gaels
Harvey
Orlando
Weber
Rice
Walt Jasper
Rosen
Guertz
Thurston
Tom Leonard
F.B. T.P
Brosman
Coward
Brooks Militzok
Redclads
Miranda
Trip
Salem Nips Hoosie Valley in 32-29 Tilt
Salem defeats Hoosie Valley 32 to 29 as McDonald scores a pair of 3 pointers. The report notes high school style play and mentions players and local teams amidst a jumble of OCR artifacts.
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Salem
Hoosie Valley
Waterford Nips Heatly In Tight 11th Win Of 12
Waterford edged Heatly 33 to 32 for its 11th win in 12 games. The Morrismen clung to a late lead as Heatly fought back from a 29-12 halftime deficit. Coach Morris built an early 5 point edge, then Waterford stretched its margin before Heatly narrowed the gap in the final period.
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Waterford
Heatly
Green Islanders
Courine
Morrismen
Heally
Fordians
Fred Morris
Eam
Sober
Kline
Columbia Quint Bowl falls to Van Rensselaer 49 37 in nonleague
Van Rensselaer led 24 13 at halftime and held a 34 30 edge after three quarters. Don Bins led Columbia with ten points in a rally that closed the gap briefly but Waterford prevailed as Columbia dropped to 5 10 this season. Heatly Bologna and Gillespie contributed for Waterford in a 36 27 junior varsity win.
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Bud McClure
Catholic High Jayveé
St. Mary’s
Clem Zollo
van Steenberg
S.t.mary's
Amsterdam
T.P
Rlinsinger
Colum
Jasper
Guzielek
Brooks
Boggie
Catholic High
FB. TP
Mulcahy
Leonard
Dundon
LaParl King
Keegan
McClure
van Steenbers
Columbia High
van Rensselaer
Don Bins
Columbia
Sumeary
F.G. Fb.t.p
Lutz
Aford
Fusco
Kirseh
Don la Temkin
Ty Liberty
Nash
Grodano
Ixline
Odermayer
Shudt
Jeavons
Toe
Mt Jackson
al Baker
Sober
Totula
Bologna
Gardner
LaLiboty
Tin Cableskill
Cableskill Central School
New York State Institute
Cobleskill Institute
le Moyne College
Cobleskill
Empire State Athletic Conference
Tart
Saratoga Rally Nips Mechanics In City Tournament Fight
Saratoga High School edged Mechanicville 31 36 in a league tournament opener at Mecshanieville with Judland Rydberg and Veits leading for Saratoga, while Pete Rondy paced Mechanicville with 11 points. The first night featured eight games starting 6 pm with semifinals Friday and a finals lineup at 7 30.
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White I
Spa
Brooklyn
Morrisville
Fild Goat
Ana Utica
Cobleskill
Delhi
Arvears
Ingdale
White Plains
Farmingdale
Judland
Morrisyineemberton
Rob Rydberg
Utica
Bobby Veitch
Saratoga
Rydberg
Santseveri
Q Veltehs
Kuenzel
McCarthy i
LaBelle
DiMarco I
Pemberton
Mechanicville
Waldron I
Bochett
Poly Swimmers Dominate Hamilton in Eight Meet Night
Poly Technological Institute swimmers crushed Hamilton by sweeping all firsts in a meet at Cilaton. Engineers remain undefeated in eight starts, securing their sixth win of the season. Hamilton faced a strong Poly lineup as Colgnic games were planned for today.
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Hkensselaer Poly
Cilaton
Hamilton
Engineers
Poly
Colgnic
Rochester Announces Spring Sports Schedule At University
The University of Rochester releases spring schedules announced by Louis A. Alexander director of athletics detailing 13 baseball, six track, nine tennis and ten golf intercollegiate contests. Baseball opens April 23 against Union. The report lists dates and opponents across multiple sports, including Hamilton, Colgate, Union, and RPI, with events hosted at Rochester and nearby towns.
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University of Rochester
Louis A. Alexander
Hamilton
Rochester
Clinton
RPL
Troy
Clarkson
Sampson
Moth
Roches
Union
Schenectady
Colgate
Ithaca College
RPI
Britain
RUPLI
Castleton Routs Coxsackie Athens To Tie CHY Lead
Castleton defeated Coxsackie Athens 5 27 last night to tie Ravenaz Coeymans for the Central Hudson Valley League lead with a 10 2 season mark. Captain Curley Champaigne scored 21 and Ostrander added 14 as Castleton reached its 15th win, boosting season total and setting up a playoff clash.
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Castleton
Coxsackie-Athens
Tym
Ravenaz- Coeymans
Curley Champaigne
Ostrander
Coxsackie
School I Cops Tie Straight In Volleyball
Rita Myers led the Schord 1 team to a pair of straight set wins 15 3 and 13 over School 3 at the Public School Athletic League center this week. Eileen McAvoy added points while Smith led School 5 with two markers with Lawyer Eccomulin and Lor contributing effort.
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Rita Myers
Coor
Eileen McAvoy
Cave
Smith
Lawyer
Eccomulin
Coattown Prominent in Widener Field at Hialeah
Ten-horse Widener Handicap at Hialeah features Calumet’s Coattown as standout despite betting uncertainty and possible field size shifts. Other contenders include America’s Speed King with Fabulous and Face America, while officials anticipate a large wagering handle and a possible extra ninth race if Widener is unsettled.
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Miami
Wige
Todas
Hialeah
Calumets Coattown
America
Milne Triumphs Over Watervliet In Albany Showdown
Milne School crushed Watervliet 47 34 on an Albany court. Lew Carr and Ed Lux scored 16 and 14 respectively for Milne, pushing a 23 48 halftime margin as Jim Igoe led Arsenal City with 14 points. Watermint daytees topped Milne juniors 45 44 in the preliminary.
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Lew Carr
Ed Lux
Milne School
Scagery
Waterviiet High
Albany
Jim Igoe
Arsenal City
Watervliet
Milne
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Frank Fullam
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Ed Lopat
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Aticn
Ioent Et Aigh
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Wageton
Ont
Ottawa Fish and Game
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Gentry
Stewart
Saratoga Rally
Saratoga High School
Mechaneville High
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Poly Swimmers
Doug Schounmaker
Claus C
al Stewart
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Ton Dus
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Frank Beditz
Cohoes Businessiten
Wally Brewer
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Alex VanHuesen
Ralph Cassell
Bebr Mansing Triangle
Earl Bronk
Paul Pouchak
Jamney Manchester
Charlesy Mixhitarian
Tony Susito
Howard Baker
van Hoesen
Ralph Cassella
Tom Sale Cone
Ed Miner
Earl Malo
Anita Jordan
Fran Whinnery
Mildred LeMay
Rank Beditz
Fred Murray
Frank Evers
Frank Savoie
Charles Mactuza
Gene Purificade
George Mott
Mike Mry
Orko
Conrad Kenda
Tony Olszowy
Harry West
Homer Wormuna
Marge Jordan
Dot Collins
Florence Ormsby
Agnes Olszowy
Esther Veve
Ue Intie Freeman
Jennifer Simonian
Marie, Hogan
Alice Warenda
Marge Bull
Grave Kublizne
Kaye Normandin
Gentry League
Mike Hetanan
John Bowles
Doug Schoonemaker
John Carboni
Ed Inglis
Lou Dufresne
Joe Mitchel Sr
Howard Bode
Frank Slichko
Howard van
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Ellis Robison
Jim Hoffman
Joe Suriang
Sol
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Ida Cy Wagar
Bud Messlinger
Jim Alen
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al Shaver Jr
Delmer Miles
Bill Wagar
McManumon
Esso
Gloria Berghammer
Jane Peters
Susan Owan
Ares
Jack Warner
John Walther
Joe Lewis
Joe Monahan
Franki” Heenan
Russ Inglis
Ity
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Ice Cream League
Walt
Tracey
George Sandholt
Charles Bothwell
Charles Warner
Earl Belsen
Mary Enders
Nick Covatta
Frank Nickles
Robert Hancox
William Belsen
Ed Coyne
Ken Davin
Ralph Lewis
DeJohn
LaStarza Belts Buonvino
CHY
F.B
Crandall
Mann
Sears
Cohooes
Ramsey
Burg Downs Hudson High
Coattown
Widener
Eainy
Distan
J. L. Hopkins
Chemy
B.D. Weirtt
Dan Chappel
Jule Fink
Coaltown Hat
McLennan
Abe
Calamet
Bolleagn
Yhca Church League
Watervliet High
Diodorti FG
Remano
Papariana
Flannery
Peterson Lt - Kennedy
Dikacce
Igpe
Kaspetian A . ‘Oiler
Milne T& Fbtr
Lux
Bayer Oo
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