CYO Intermediate Loop Leaders Tie in Two Sections
In Watervliet and Troy the CYO Intermediate League saw St Joseph and St Patrick's share first place ties after a series of hard fought games. Key performances included Welch 16 for St Patrick's Watervliet and Cohoex 12 for St Joseph's. St Michael's beat St Agnes 43-33 while Sacred Heart Watervliet edged St Mary’s Waterford 21-12.
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Watervilet
St.@ Josaph's
Michuglis
Vletar
Nua
Tosont
St. Joseph
Bondig
Meunyeine
Litaila
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Troy
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Arsenal
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St. Drinels
Purcell
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Mazzen
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Hilnington
Bauchey
Keeler
Boivin
Roblitaud
OUR Lady of Victory
Sehermerhoin
Ton Pine
Tolan
Shay
Reterco
Pirgerald
Neoley
Sacred Heart
State Cage Loop Plans Playoffs With New England
President Frank Manto of the New York State Pro Hunkuthal Laoag and President Chiude Davddaon of the New England Langue arranged a playoff between the champions of both circuits. No details beyond agreement were set. a meeting will finalize the format and date.
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New England
Bowen
Frank Manto
New York State
Hunkuthal Laoag
Chiude
Davddaon
New England Langue
Boyd
Tubby Raskin Resigns as Cohoes State League Five Coach
Moris CPahhy Raskin, longtime coach of the Cohoes club, has quit after guiding the team through a season with mixed results including a 62-00 victory reportedly. The resignation follows distractions tied to his Brooklyn College duties and a fallout with club leadership.
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Tubby” Raskin
Cohoes
Moris Cpahhy Raskin
Cohoes Maalodary
Eurlany
Cent Lossea i Sahonectady
Utlen
Ho Tut
Gohoen
Mohaswit
Riekin
Duy Parkmiant
Hyslong
Brooklyn Cotlege
Herb Kapuat
Raskin
Brooklyn College
Bowling Scores and Notes From Third Presbyterian League Night
A chaotic bowling roundup notes high scores and league leaders at Third Presbyterian. Kenn Windover held the high single while Johnny Jones edged Chuck Mealy for high triple and individual scores surpassed 200. Women's standings show A Watenda leading with 84 and several players cracking 400 series. New teams were formed as the league prepares to resume play next week after a prayer service.
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Third Presbyterian
Wein Glistevadong
Kenn Windover
Bys Niet
Johnny Jones
Chuck Mealy
Mathe
Niel Sulinad
Saturday College Scores Mix of Upsets and High Scores
A scattered set of college game results features Lafayette and East Stroudsburg scoring in the 40s, Canisius and Riviere tallying in the 70s, and multiple teams like Brooklyn, Georgia Tech, Northwestern, and Oklahoma State posting varied totals. Notable margins include Canisius 0 over Riviere 71 and Washington cruising past an opponent 67 to 11.
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Rauihe
Lafayette
East Strevdahure
Ainidenberg
Lusalle Ryipham
Valett Beton Hall
Paledo AN Syraense
Primetan
West Virginia
Balen
Pit
Pennstate JV
Attech
Sty
Sohn
Brooklyn
Jexenh's
Phila
Utah State
Butnie
Cornepte
Manhattan Fl
Bernnten
Canisius
Lornell
Riviere
Wirklason
Brooklyn Poly
Wlesens
Wilwends
Sacred Heart Edges ICC In Overtime Thriller
Sacred Heart defeated ICC in a double overtime basketball showdown. Ned Hartington led Sacred Heart with 16 points as the team pulled away late. refs and foul totals noted, with the game tied at the half 29 to 26 before the decisive overtime surge.
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ICC
Sacred Heat
UTS
Stallmer
Hegalahon
Seusion
Jayees
Scoving
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Topwn
Me Lamers
Foe
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J Mewrmary
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T. Bodger
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B. Cohen
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Smith
Connell
Harrington
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Mip Laugham
Maury
McDermoth
Tolela
Caswell
Sacyed Heart
Mt Carmel Wins 70-65 in Holiday Basketball
Mt Carmel defeated Sacred Heart 70 to 65 in a high scoring late game at Mt Gare Mich last night. Sacred Henal’s hoops team, re united for the holidays, led at halftime but faded in the final period.
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Mt. Carmel
Sacred Henal
Mt Garemich
Sacred Heart
Sit
Tropical Park Race Entries and Purse Details
Entries for Tropical Park races show purses around 2000 dollars for multiple claiming divisions and six furlong sprints. Names like Cherish Lucky Ruby Tennecke Madown SCandina and many others appear with varied weights and odds, indicating a busy program across four race days or sections.
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Arnots
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Torta
Nie Vietnry
van Ter Veer
Neston
Garyarork
Dutra
Cure
Miah Porter
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Hogan Leads Los Angeles Open Golf Championship
Hogan shoots 72 to lead the Los Angeles Open after 54 holes at Rivera Country Club. He posts a 36 36 score while chasing Tony Penna who trails by a few shots with 70 yesterday.
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Hogan
Los Angeles
Bon Hogan
Luellig
Fang Iony
Ee Hogan
Carse
Toney Penna
Penna
Permactmo
Oliver
Grid Coaches Seek Five Rules Changes This Season
Grid coaches press for five rule changes as NCAA faces gambling and ticket scalping issues. Committee proposes removing a failed extra point option, clarifying shift rules, allowing two players to be substituted at once, and softening uniform safety standards while panels study eligibility and payments. Title of conference and schools cited. discussion centers on safety, fairness, and governance ahead of the season.
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New York
Columbia
Nent Tve
Huston
Hobbs Adams
Kate State
Jie
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