Tech Tops Gaels 41 to 19 in Houston
In a cold rain at Houston's Olea Bowl, Tech edged St Marys 41 to 19 as weather plagued both teams. Tech's offense, led by effective passing and key interceptions, capitalized on Gaels fumbles and defensive stops to build a commanding lead despite a late rally by St Marys.
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Buffalo Signs Two Canadians After Dispute
The Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League announced that Canadians Les Bletey and Jim McFaeden will debut Saturday night against the Pittsburg Horelg. The move ends a two week dispute stemming from the Bisons signing the players after their Ottawa Senators amateur tenure and immigration complications at Park Erie, Ontario.
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Cincinnati Wins Sun Bowl Thrills Bearcats over Tech 18 to 6
Cincinnati University Bearcats rushed to three touchdowns and dominated Virginia Tech in the Sun Bowl, 18 to 6, as 10 000 spectators endured cold wind. Bearcats struck early with a touchdown inside the first minutes of the game and maintained control throughout.
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Celtics Rally to Nip Wilmington Five 71-66
Ash Resnick led the Troy Celtics with 27 points as they edged the Wilmington Bombers 71 to 66 at the Icehouse, overcoming a slow start and a late Bomber push. The win marked the Celtics second straight home victory in the American Basketball League with Moe Frankel and Tom Fanagan contributing key plays and experience.
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Indians Wallop Glovers, 87-53 in State League contest
The Saratoga Indians defeated Gloversville 87-53 in a State League game Friday night at Chn Spa. Coward scored 20 points, Oulen added 11, and Collins 14 to pace the Indians. Dugan led the Glovers with 18 points as the lever team struggled on offense.
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State League Saintage 87 and Mohawk BE Albany 7
In a regional league clash, Saintage 87 defeated Glovereville GS pabeciney 61 while Mohawk BE from Albany posted a 7 point margin in a separate contest. The results reflect mixed outcomes for local teams with standout performances from Saintage 87 and Mohawk BE.
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Hockey scores from the night listings
Toronto defeated Detroit 2 to 1 while Boston topped New York 3 to 1 and Montreal routed Chicago 6 to 2 in the latest NHL action.
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Arkansas LSU Battle To Scoreless Deadlock
Arkansas and LSU fought a rain soaked game in Dallas, sharing a 0–0 deadlock. LSU drove for several chances but Arkansas’ defense rose to the task, with key stops on fourth down and a late momentum shift in the fourth quarter. Ground gains favored LSU 465 to Arkansas 54, a frigid crowd of about 38,000 witnessed the stalemate.
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Oklahoma Upsets CCNY At New York
Oklahoma Soonas upset CCNY in the second game of an inters regional doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. Gerald Tucker scored 18 points to break a 42 42 tie with 32 seconds left, while Oklahoma's football team crushed North Carolina State in the Gator Bowl. Long Island University beat Brignant Young in the opener.
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Lake Placid ski meet shines for St Lawrence and Middlebury
St Lawrence University wins best overall at the Lake Placid ski tourney with 18683 points across five events. Middlebury finishes close second with 466 points. New Hampshire places third with 48034 points. Robert Wright of St Lawrence takes top individual honors. Don Colby scores 147 in jumping, with 122 and 128 foot leaps.
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University of Hawaii Beats Utah in late ball for bowl win
In a tightly contested game yesterday, the University of Hawaii edged Utah University on the final play to secure a 30 48 victory in the Jumeannle Bowl. Hawaii claimed the high scoring upset over Utah in a dramatic finish.
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Mastodons fall to Dorp Quintet in COHOES clash
The Cohose Mastodons lost 61 40 to the Dorp Quintet in Schenectady. Vic Mastiani led Mastodons with 15 points while Pete Suwinski had 13 for the Comets. Miockowsky and Suwinski sparked late charity shots as the hosts held a 42 49 edge after three periods.
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Catholic High hosts Friday to Cathedral Catholic High
Catholic High School faces Cathedral Academy in a Diocesan league blend with key players Dioresan Longus and Bill Curlay contributing. Amsterdan and Sainte clash as Catholic High passes near a win, while other scholastic teams prepare for evening games in a busy regional circuit.
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Tennessee LI Triumph In Six Year Bowl Classic
Tennessee LI and Delaware met in the sixth annual Negro Vulcan Bowl before about 4000 in muddy conditions. Delaware led at halftime, then Tennessee LI surged in the second half to crush the Bantams 92 to 0. Highlights included a Whitman two yard plunge and a 69 yard Ralph Cummings run.
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Illinois Dazzles 90,000 at Rose Bowl Upsets UCLA 45 14
Panadena Calif reports Illinois overwhelms UCLA in the Rose Bowl, 45 to 14. Illinois fullback Dick Ray and end Lou Steger lead with long gains as Bruins struggle to keep pace. The Fighting Illini dominate with 310 rushing yards and key plays from Al Holsch, Perry Mobs, and Buddy Young.
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Spa's Oldest Track Record Stull Stands At Saratoga
Amid the 1946 thoroughbred meeting at Saratoga Springs several track records fell but Lexington's enduring mark remains the oldest. Lexington, tied to 19 Kentucky winners and the first Travers winner in 1861, dominates the list with victories across the Travers Saratoga Cup and Flush Stakes.
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Raiders Edge Fast Siders 39 to 36
In a boys high school game at the North End gym the Lansingburg Raiders defeated the Fast Siders 39 to 36. McCormick led with 12 points as Valine and Archanobeault contributed for the Raiders while Dust Side scored for the Fast Side quintet. AMERICAN LEAGUE action noted with Elizabeth 59 and Treatow 42 in nearby coverage.
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Edward Burke Dies Former Track Chief at Grace Racecourse
Edward Burke, long associated with Havre de Grace and Delaware Park racing, served as president and general manager at Grace racetrack and later as general manager of Delaware Park. He held controlling interests in key racing ventures since 1845, shaping Maryland and New York circuits.
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DeMicco Rouse Set for LaSalle Semi Final Clash
Tony DeMicco will face Jimmy Rouse in Albany for a LaSalle semi final at Lagalle ring in the South End Monday night. Both heavyweights show solid chalk, with DeMicco boasting wins over Jackson Bradley and Al Johnson, while Rouse has beaten Leroy Henry and Billy Popoutaty among others. Doug Carter meets George B Smith in the ten round main event. Smith appeared twice last year, losing a disputed decision to Nora Kuble and drawing with Mayhew in another noted bout. Promoter Bayly arranged the card.
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Lobos and Bobcats Tie In Harbor Bowl Thriller
The University of New Mexico Lobos and Montana State College played to a 13 13 tie in the San Diego Harbor Bowl before 7000 fans yesterday. New Mexico opened scoring, Montana State rallied to lead twice, but neither side could pull ahead as the contest remained evenly matched from start to finish in a wild, hard fought game.
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Monarchs Defeat Cohoes Five 65 to 60
Monarchs beat Cohoes Five 65 60 as top scorers Ryan Ula and Glenzon lead with 19 points each. Jensen RM adds 25 for Loyers with strong late surge in a tense road win.
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College scoreboard flubs mix in noisy results
OCR segment lists scattered college results including LIU 82 over Brigham Young with 6, Oklahoma 52, Temple 01, Wyoming 44, California 80, Utah 3, DaSalle 44, Thake 68, Quantico Minimos 44, Wisconsin 43, Illinois 47, North Carolina State 6, Akron. Text is garbled with misreads and missing separators.
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Rice Wins Bitter Defensive Duel from Tennessee by 8-0
Rice defeats Tennessee 8-0 in a hard fought defensive game in Miami Florida. Rico Twillyn led the Owls with strong running and solid line play while Tennessee kept the ball on the run but could not break through Rice’s stout defense.
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Manila Defeats Heamiiun Gls In Soldier Tilt
Manila overwhelms Heamiiun Gls to win a hard fought tilt before 12,000 football fans at Hoyad 13. Midway in the third, Oliver Byunson of Honolulu intercepted a Rayday pass and returned 91 yards for a touchdown. Charlie Moffell, ex-Notre Dame back, added a 48 yard TD run in the fourth as Lansfort Tin and Oakland State players contributed key moments in the Raider clash.
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Utah State Aggies Lose by 20 to 0 on New Year’s Day clash
19,000 fans watched the annual New Year’s Day game as Utah State, led by Spaitiiis, fell 20 to 0 to California Collegiate champions in a California Athletic Association clash. The Aggies suffered a decisive defeat in the classic matchup.
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Oklahoma Cops Gator Contest Update Prompts Wild Play
A chaotic report of a college football game featuring Oklahoma and NC State, with erratic names and actions described. The narrative highlights key drives, scoring plays, and a controversial finish, noting Oklahoma’s 82 point output as the final tally amid confusion and disputed calls.
McDermott Released From Basketball Loop
McDermott exits the basketball program after approval by university officials. The transfer follows attempts to resolve outstanding financial or administrative ties with the team and its leagues. McDermott is linked to prior collaborations with several named colleges and athletic bodies within the conference.
Pepperdine Triumph 38 13 over opponents in Riverside clash
Pepperdine won 38 to 13 as the Waves defeated a West Los Angeles area opponent yesterday. The team seized an early lead and expanded it, dominating play with strong offense in the first quarter and maintaining the margin throughout.
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