Harkness and Jucker Lift RPI Sports to National Notice
Ned Harkness, lacrosse coach, and Ed Jucker, basketball director, have transformed RPI into a nationally recognized athletic program. Harkness’s lacrosse rise sent the team to England for Olympic exposure, while Jucker’s leadership turned the Engineers into a resilient, road-tested unit. Their youth and enthusiasm energize players and fans, with the North South Game in Troy marking a milestone.
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Dick Coons on Lacrosse Guide Cover at Wembley
The 49 Lacrosse Guide features Dick Coons of Rensselaer Poly as cover photo. It highlights his All England game performance at Wembley Stadium during the Olympic exhibition and reviews a standout season with 22 victories and one tie. Notable mentions include Larry O Connor, Arthur Beard, Caymen Jordan, Bob Hutcheon, Spertie Spaulding, and Art Beard.
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Suspensions Right After Golden Gloves Controversy in Lowell
New Hampshire Athletic Commission suspended three individuals over alleged substitution of a pro boxer for an amateur in the Lowell New England Golden Gloves. Named are Clement Bolduc and Armand Prince of Sherbrooke Quebec and manager Ralph Peloquin of Berlin. Prince previously won the Manchester 8 pound class title. Bolduc allegedly wore Prince’s name. Northridge stated the suspensions apply to all NH and affiliated commissions.
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Heusser Retires From Baseball for Oil Job
Ed Heusser, then a Philadelphia Phillies pitching property, announces his voluntary retirement from baseball. He says he has taken a job with an oil company as head of its plant at Aureos Denver suburb and plans to stay there for a while.
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College Basketball Scores From Surrounding Games
A roundup of college basketball results with numerous mismatched team names and scores, including Colgate 67 Penn State 45 and Loyola Chicago 87 John Carroll Toll 50, across various institutions and mixed spellings. The feed lists many partial lines, showing teams like Duke 44 South Carolina 58 and St Lawrence 83 Sampson 61, with several entries garbled or incomplete.
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Entries And Results At Leading Tracks 4rd 91.50
A dense horse racing card lists entries and results across multiple races. Notable horse names include Lilly Valente Favonlan Great Shuttle and Rookwood with various weights and times. the page mentions allowances and stakes, plus several labeled horses such as Penny Maker and Hassar.
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Danny's Gain Cohoes City League Title
Danny's captured the Cohoes City Basketball League crown by defeating St. Jean's 45 to 38. Bob Lewis led Danny's with 20 points while Jack Siopera paced St. Jean's with a dozen as Danny's clinched the top spot ahead of a three way race.
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RPI At Providence And Other Tonight Basketball Slate
Rensselaer Poly meets Providence in a 12th win in 14 games as Siena faces Georgetown at Albany Armory. Union hosts Hamilton as Williams visits Yale with Jesuit and prep stars in action. Ongoing Albany area college games spotlight Lop rec ords and upsets as league rivals clash tonight.
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Boston Dominate St. Louis 102 83 in Pro Basketball
In the BAA the Boston team defeated St. Louis 102 to 83, while in the National League Waterloo outscored Hammond 65 to 52. The results highlight Boston and Waterloo decisive wins in their respective leagues.
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Michigan State Poised To Lead IC4A Indoor Title Race
Michigan State appears to be the team to beat in the 28th annual IC4A indoor track and field championships at Madison Square Garden. With 19 athletes entered, the Spartans aim for around 25 points as top contenders Yale Army Manhattan New York University and defending champion Cornell are expected to challenge. A record field of 46 competitors attends, making this meet one of the strongest in its history. An international Zamperini mile adds to the program.
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Florida Pro's Seven Under Paraces Valley Open Dissension Report Denied
Florida pro Teal shot a 64 to lead the Valley Open at Har ngen Municipal, with 46 players breaking par. Otto Greiner, Rod Munday, Cary Middiecoff and others chased at 134-135, while dissension rumors swirled from past tournaments and a column by Dick Peebles sparked debate among pros and officials.
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Syracuse II Faces Busy Week Amid Seelbach Trophy Race
Syracuse University prepares for five home basketball games in ten days as the Seelbach Trophy, symbol of Upstate New York supremacy, nears a decision. CCNY visits first, then Canisius Colgate and Niagara, with veterans like Hilly Shapiro and Sonny Jameson leading City College of New York, while Canisius stars Leroy Choliet and Colgate rivals Eric Vandeweghe and Eddie Brett seek key wins against the Orange.
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United States Hockey Team Defeats Stockholm Side 12
The U S ice hockey squad beat a combined Stockholm team 12 points last night before about 2,500 at Olympic Stadium.
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Pimlico Race Track to be closed and consolidated with Laurel
The Maryland Jockey Club and State Racing Commission agreed to abandon Pimlico the 79 year old home of the Preakness and consolidate operations with Laurel citing high construction costs and economic feasibility. The move aims to strengthen Maryland racing against New Jersey competition and would limit both tracks to 25 racing days each with Pimlico historically hosting spring and fall meetings.
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Ravena Edges Averill Park In Valley League Clash
Ravena-Coeymans defeated Averill Park 57 to 46 on Averill Park's court to pull even atop the Valley League with Castleton after a 12th win in 14. Roger Mulgan and John Marjiasso led Ravena, while Averill Park slid to 7-5. Ravena also won the jayvee contest 40-22.
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Local High School Scores Roll Across Region
CBA 40, LaSalle 36. Lansingburg 41, Hudson 33. Catholic High 30, SL Marrs 29. Fauilip Schuyler 40, Cohses 28. Waterford 33, Headly 32. Saratoga 39, Mechanicville 34. Salem 32, Hoosac Valley 29. Ravena Cosyn 87, Averill Park 40. Milne 47, Watervliet 3. Mont Pleasant 43, Albany High 2. Berlin 37, Keveny 43. Van Rensselaer 49. Castleton 58, Coxsackie 27. Vincentian 48, Albany Academy 7. Bethlehem Central 82, Cathedral H Kernville 3. Roessleville M4. Lebanon 37. Philmont 42, Chatham 46. Kinderhook 43. Valatie 33, Roeliff-Jansen 3%
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