Harlem Yankees Enter New York State Basketball League
Harlem Yankees of New York City were admitted to the New York State Professional Basketball League. They replace the Troy club and begin league play January 16 at Glens Falls against Cohoes. Home games will be at Rouxland Palace. Jan 23 opener at Schenectady. Directors fined Mohawk for a missed game and drafted this week's schedule: Mohawk at Saratoga Springs, Saratoga at Mohawk, Glens Falls at Cohoes, Schenectady at Schenectady, Saratoga at Utica, Utica at Glens Falls.
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Rizzo Debuts for Saratoga in 71 49 Loss to Glens Falls
Jerry Rizzo, recently suspended by the NBL for punching a referee, played for the Saratoga Club as a second period substitute against Glens Falls. He scored five points before fouling out late in the fourth, while Glens Falls topped Saratoga 71 to 49.
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Swedish Olympic Duo Here For U S Meets
Swedish distance runners Eric Aiden and Ingvar Bengtsson arrived in New York to compete in the winter indoor track events. Aiden is Sweden’s 5,000-meter champion who placed fourth in London. Bengtsson ran fourth in the 10,000-meter race. Amateur Athletic Union official Dan Fertis noted the duo will compete in the Philadelphia Inquirer Meet Inn.
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Australian Knighted By British King
King George VI knighted cricket great Sir Donald Bradman yesterday along with other prominent figures. Bradman, retired from international play after 25 years, helped Australia beat England this summer. Also knighted were Stanley Hous of the English FA and Oxford official Harcourt Gold. Viscount Portal and Col. Evan Hunter received Olympic and BBC honors, Portal becoming GOMJG and Hunter CBOE respectively.
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Canisius Five To Meet Syracuse In Top Upstate Game Week
Canisius basketball, 8-1 this season after a 148-49 win over Cornell, travels to Buffalo to face Syracuse Orangemen in a marquee upstate week. The doubleheader at Memorial Auditorium also featured Niagara beating Rice 70-57 and St Bonaventure edging Georgetown 59-50 amid fouls and a police-stopped brawl.
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Cincinnati Reds Vice President's Wife Gives Birth to Son
Cate Paul, wife of Cincinnati Reds vice president Jasi Aichi, has given birth to a son at Good Samaritan Hospital. The couple, already parents to two daughters, welcomed their third child in Cincinnati.
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Baltimore Duckpin Record Breakers Win Evening Sun Titles
Elizabeth Barger and Johnny Gaise of Baltimore set 30 game world duckpin records in the Evening Sun Bowling Tournament. Barger's 3,749 topped her five year 30 game mark by 42 pins. Gaise totaled 4,097, surpassing Bill Brosley's prior 10 game standard by 41. Brosey finished seventh. Barger also set 25 and 21 game records earlier, while Gaise cracked the men's 2 game standard. National Duckpin Congress sanction makes the record approvals a formality.
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Tri-Cities Five Regains Second Spot In AHL
The Tri-Cities Blackhawks defeated the Sheboygan Redskings 68 to 40 to reclaim second place in the Western division of the National Easy basketball league. Don Otten led with 21 points while Nobel Jor Reason With topped the Redskins with 43. About 4,200 fans attended the home win.
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Boxing Clubs Dwindle From 32 to 7 in Mass
The Massachusetts Boxing Commission reported a drastic drop in boxing clubs during 1948 with the number of licensed clubs falling from 32 to 7 in the past year. Total attendance and receipts for 20 shows were 376,287 and 60,182 respectively. IMT totals for 207 shows reached 487,082 and 52,000?
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Mulloy Named No 1 Seed In Dixie Tennis Tourney
Gardnar Mulloy of Miami earned the No 1 seed for the 22nd annual Dixie Tennis Tournament in Tampa. Richard Gonzales of Los Angeles, last year’s lone winner, will not play. Bud Behrens of Fort Lauderdale is No 2, Gardnar Larned of Chicago is No 3, and Bryan Grant of Atlanta is No 4. Seeded players Grant and Dickson meet in today’s action with Grant facing Bobby Sierra and Dickson facing Kay Cessna.
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Missouri Valley Gridder Hurt In Cigar Bowl
Tampa Florida reports Mercury Valley College quarterback Pi Gene Burnett, a 14-pound starter, hospitalized with internal injuries after a 12 73 tie with St. Thomas in the Cigar Bowl. Dr. James Estes said Burnett has a suspected left kidney injury and will be observed with X-rays tomorrow. the Stoct4 Viking senior remains in hospital for several days.
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Question Mark Over Murakowski Touchdown Call In Rose Bowl
Photographs from the Rose Bowl raise debate on whether Northwestern fullback Art Murakowski crossed the goal line before fumbling. Officials and coaches differ, with Berwanger signaling a touchdown and rules cited on ball possession. Additional camera stills suggest a double stiffarm by Worthington, questioned as a 15 yard penalty.
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Fine Chess Master Triumphs In New York Masters Final
Reuben Fine of New York won the International Masters Chess Tournament by defeating L A Horowitz of New York in the final round in 24 moves. The event concluded with Miguel Majdorf of Buenos Aires sharing the top spot after drawing with Attha Bisguki of New York in 37 moves, leaving Fine with a 9-1 record.
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TRO Basketball Scores From Chicago to Rochester
Chicago edged New York 79 while Boston fell to Fort Wayne 62 and Rochester won 89. National standings show Hammond at 10 and Syracuse at 2 with Moling 68 Sheborgen 34 in a sparse scoreboard note.
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Eastern cage officials ignite Midwest coaches critique
Kansas City LAP reports the Big Seven officials face scrutiny as Eastern cage calls draw fire from Midwestern coaches. Kansas State and Iowa State cited three second calls affecting tempo as debates over officiating escalate during the conference race.
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Unbeaten French Fighter To Meet Belloise Friday
Unbeaten French middleweight Robert Willemain from France meets Steve Belloise of the Bronx in a ten round main event at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Willemain, boasting a string that includes a win over Heynalle Detannoit, seeks a shot at Marcel Cerdan's title. The card features other national and regional bouts across Newark, Buffalo, and Boston, with several welterweights and middleweights on the slate.
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Izzo Rolls 700 triple in league bowling upset
Easttern New York InterCity Bowling League match saw the Mi Jo's defeat Saratoga Drys of Troy 2-1 at Merchantsville. Izzo delivered a 700 trio 220 227 258 leading his team while Carlo Finico 698 also starred. Troy scorers included Beditz 212 and Waar 216 with team totals of 916 388 251 2785 for Mechanicville.
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Race Entries At Tropical Track List With Many Names
A noisy OCR listing many horse or race entrants shows numerous names and numbers in a crowded, garbled format. It mentions entries such as Danny 138, Tel O'Sullivan 121, Blue 328, Darby Durem 216, and others, along with scattered prices and indicators, resembling a racing program snippet with many misreads and partial details. The fragment hints at a broader event with varied participants and stakes but remains largely unreadable.
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International Track Meets Reforms Quietly Announced
Cambridge Maine reports a reform of the International Track Meets pairing Harvard Yale Princeton and Cornell against Oxford Cambridge. The British team will face Princeton and Cornell at Princeton New Jersey on June 11 with Harvard and Yale meeting either at Cambridge or New Haven on June 18. The event traces to London 1898 with the 1929 Oxford Cambridge win over Harvard Yale nine to three.
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Bell Attacks Rose Bowl as Second Placer
Dallas coach Matty Bell blasted the Rose Bowl as having two second place teams after SMU meets Oregon in the Cotton Bowl. At a 650 attendee lunch Bell cited coast writers favoring Oregon, noting Oregon is PCC co champion and Northwestern would be runner up in the Big Nine. He predicted action packed play, with other speakers including Gov Beauford Jester and Oregon officials.
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