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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1949
Page
5
Pasinella stood out in a cy 0 basketball game with a remarkable performance, scoring 45 points as the standout player for his team. The event showcased offensive dominance and a high scoring pace that energized the crowd and defined the contest.
Five clubs suffer first defeats in Southern CYO action as Western Kentucky leads at 1-0 while St Louis Minnesota Hamline and Akron each sit at 0-1. Villanova remains unbeaten at 8-0 and Cincinnati status unclear as the round wraps.
Saratoga Drys won two of three from Cohoes in an Eastern New York inter-City Bowling League match. Fred Lefeovie led Cohoes with scores of 204 201 and 201 for 606, while Frank Red 203 578 and Mike Hellman 223 577 led the Trojans. Matt Hellman added 212, Red Granan 215, and Charlie Cassidy finished with 233.
In a crowded finish at the Los Angeles Open Golf, Marusie and fellow contenders Woods, Hogan, and Snead battled for early lead as four tied atop with 214 net totals after three rounds while others trailed in the 211–216 range. Conference tallies show Illinois, Purdue, Ohio State, and Minnesota leading major leagues with strong showings across several divisions.
Rochester native Bob Looney captained Kenssylaare and earned an All-S State Team nod along with teammates Jim Sterhardt and Bill Wilkinson of RPI. The Engineers, Brockport State, and Cornell placed strongly as Navy and Penn State also featured, with selections for the All America squad and coaches’ honors announced after the New York State Coaches Association meeting in New York.
In a state league recap, Chicago defeats Rochester 73 to 30 while Fort Wayne 30 and Indianapolis 7 are noted. Minneapolis 14 loses to St Louis 58. Syracuse 65 tops Sheberson 57 with Waterloo 2 and Oshkosh 39 also listed. Tri City TI and Anderson TL feature in state league play alongside Glens Fails 69 over Utica Sz.
Hillside led wire to wire in a 37 to 12 win over the Hillbillies in the Patroon Club W Basketball League at Hillside. Breaddy and Malanney each scored 14 for their teams, with Hillside’s field baskets powering the victory.
Ted Schroeder defeats Herb Flam of Los Angeles to win the men's singles title at the Palm Springs invitational tennis tourney. Flam, UCLA junior, fought hard but Schroeder secured the victory in straight sets. Gonzales and Seymour Greenberg beat Schroeder and Flam 6 4 6 2 in the men's doubles final. Beverly Baker toppled Gracyn Kelleher 6 4 4 8 in the women's singles final.
KYSS NEWLAND San Francisco predicts the National Football Rules Committee will reject several proposed rules changes from the American Football Coaches Association convention. Changes include mass substitutions, clock rules, a return of the reverse T, a defensive down ruling on passes behind the goal line, and an automatic touchback rule for certain punt plays. Also discussed were television’s impact on attendance and further study of bowl games.
Russell Sage College men drop their opener 40 37 at the Jewish Community Center to Albany Business College. Char lie Adinolfi leads with 10 points for the visitors who trailed by five at halftime and were held to 25 through three quarters. Johnny Denier and Bill Carpenter pace Sage with 12 and 9 points respectively as Albany pulls away late. Russell Sage hosts Skidmore in Glens Falls next.
Pro wrestling cards at LaSalle gym in Troy feature six bouts led by Tiny Lee of Houston in a two of three falls match against Ben Sharpe of Nottingham. Other bouts include Mike Sharpe versus Al Kotkan of Winnipeg and Billy Hansen versus Chris Mihalakis as Captain Mike Mihalak is noted for past service and varied feats. Show starts 8:30 with about two hours of wrestling.
Perry and Rod Realich set a 40 yard relay record at 47.4 seconds. Fordham earns multiple firsts led by Daley in the 200 yard breaststroke and Daley plus teammates in freestyle events. RPI and Fordham swimmers sweep events with Gunthe leading diving and Decker pacing backstrokes and relays.
TriCity Sewing Women won their rubber match against the Jackson Avenue Women at Trojan Bowlatorium, TriCity No. 1, with a score of 2205 to 2136. Hilda Meyer led with 177-470 and Mary Jennings 387-466 for the winners, while Mary Rose Tolte 172-478 and Annette Tucci 172-464 led the losers. Tri-City No. 2 posted 2288 for 12076 by the Jacksons, Kay Tybush 181-499, Ann Melgiasso 172-475, Betty VanBramer 168-466. For matches with TriCity women call Annatarsina at Watervilet 1725-W.
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