Troy Beats Hudson High By 43.1029
Troy controlled the game from the start, building a large lead before intermission and cruising to a decisive win over Hudson High. Troy’s guards led the scoring with double digit totals while Hudson High’s Dinelanchick provided late spurts.
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Bebernitz Powers Burg To 42 32 Victory Over LaSalle
Bebernitz scored 19 points guiding Burg quint to a 42 32 win over LaSalle. LaSalle led early but Burg surged ahead 36 31 late in the fourth, with Bebernitz adding key plays including a steal and later scoring to seal the game. Lansinghurg, Dwyer and Quest contributed in support while LaSalle’s Ford and O Neil Valenti paced their squad. The win solidifies Burg’s position as Lansingburg’s top scorer Bebernitz led all scorers with 19 points.
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Keveny Tops Bay Staters By 27 In Upset Victory
Keveny posted their second win in six starts by defeating Berkshire 27 to 22 at Coddes. The game stayed close in the final minutes but Keveny built a solid halftime margin and held off Berkshire in the second half with eight points from Chuck Roberts and solid work from Frank Yetwid and Jim Horian contributing on the boards and defense.
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Perlin Blasts Valley Falls Quint 33-7
Valley Falls high school faced a sharp defeat as Perlin led the visitors to a 33 to 7 victory. The game featured strong shows from Perlin’s offense and solid defense limiting Valley Falls. Standout players included Hollings and Hower with key contributions as Berlin’s lineup dominated from the start.
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Auto Classic record predicted after speed run attempt
The article reports a bold prediction of a new auto speed record at the Indianapolis Speedway. It cites driver Anton Tongy and figures from Terre Haute and Indianapolis as sources, detailing a 120 mph average over 400 miles and referencing obstacles and disbelief surrounding the feat.
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Former Rivals to Direct Pro 5s Here Wednesday
Former rivals of the old Status League basketball era join Troy and Paterson alumni to direct a 5s tourney at the State Armory. Bar ney Seditan and Henry Borgmann headline the lineup with plans for alumni tours and a $100 cash prize, plus travel funds.
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Sacred Heart Hosts Mt Carmel in league clash
Sacred Heart prepares to host Mt Carmel in a crucial league game, as Sacred Heart aims to extend a one loss record while relying on key players Penick Gully Conwell Smith Flint Marron Meling Caye and Connell. The preliminary bout with Waterviet’s Saintes opens the program at 7 30.
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Three School Games Listed For Tonight
Watchful Highwall schedules three scholastic basketball games for tonight led by Ed Bennett’s Troy High and Pete Mooney’s Colonie High. Albany and Hudson area teams travel to face Warren county foes in a slate featuring St Mary’s Lansing and Hoosick Falls matching Hoosick Falls.
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Tony Crecinello Released by Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox announced the release of third baseman Tony Crecinello, who had missed much of the season. Manager Ley O Connor said the 31 year old veteran will pursue opportunities with minor league clubs as he eyes next steps.
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Bob Montgomery Bevins Training For Fight Tour
Boxer Bob Montgomery Bevins prepares for a fight tour amid notes of training camps and opponents. Reports mention looming bouts at New Oh to meet Al Gemed in Chicago with details on venues and dates, including Buxton and MagCh events and possible matches with Chalky Wright and Petra Pipe in Las Angeles.
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R P L Host To Colgate Tonight Basketball Showdown
Colgate is set to visit the Red Raiders in a 1930s style clash as Ed Donalds Tech squad aims to rebound. Starting for the Engineers are Marvin Stein Frank Waters Frank Wilby Don Whitehead and Gary Plat with Jack Sullivan leading Colgate. The 22 man Colgate roster and recent results frame a tight, seasoned duel in tonight's renewals.
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Hoosick Falls Wins Seventh Straight Victory
Hoosick Falls triumphed over Cohoes High 24 to 18 in a seventh straight win for the Hoosick Falls team. Fredrickson led with scoring as Waddington and others defended tight, while Cohoes kept pace into the final period. Junior Varsity also played, with Hoosick Falls showing strong effort in a separate game.
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Averill Park Beats Coxsackie 36 to 11 In League Game
Averill Park cagers welcome back George Cooley from Navy with a 36 to 11 Central Hudson Valley League win over Coxsackie. Tony DeBacca led scorers with 7 points, joined by teammates in a strong team performance and a 16 to 1 halftime edge.
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Lujack to Direct Notre Dame Attack Next Fall
Notre Dame prepares for next season with quarterback Lujack guiding an eight veteran return to face Army. The roster includes backs Tugick and Kelly, ends Hupernd and Lloyd, guard Signiuga, and linemen Sullivan and Tobin, among others, as Leahy aims to build a potent offense after Navy connections and strong spring expectations.
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Red Raiders and Violet Stacks Loom in Local Showdowns
Culque Red Nalders visit Rensselaer Polytech Institute to challenge rival quintets amid high scoring games against Brooklyn Poly Fordham Coast Guard and Newport Naval Station. Highlighted players include Frank Wilby and Lops with top totals, while boxing adds a Lasalle bout and a headlining rematch.
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Fight Clubs to Form All America Conference in 1946
The All America Conference voted to start operations with eight clubs in a home and home schedule. Charter members include New York Chicago Los Angeles Brooklyn Cleveland Buffalo and others with New Orleans and Kansas City studied for future inclusion. Lee Artoo veteran Chicago Bear tackle signed amid organizational plans.
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Race Spill Fatal to Jockey Woolf
Pasadena rider George Woolf, a leading jockey with national fame, died after a race spill at Santa Anita. The longtime California figure carried earnings over several seasons and owned a string of horses, with a storied career including major wins and a notable come-from-behind riding style.
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