Michigan Wins 69 67 In Final Second Showdown With Indiana
Michigan defeats Indiana 69 to 67 on a last second tip in a tense Big Ten game at Ann Arbor. Charley Murray’s tip-in finish after Jim Scala’s failed attempt sealed the victory, lifting Michigan to 2-1 in league play while Indiana drops to 1-1.
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Rickey to Sell Jackie Robinson Rumor Resurfaces
Rumors again swirl that Branch Rickey may sell Jackie Robinson to the Boston Braves over a possible $50,000 contract, though a Dodgers spokesman and Rickey himself dismiss the idea as a joke. Robinson, 31, being paid around $20,000 last season, is noted for slowing with years ahead and Rickey’s history of major deals is recalled.
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Emeralds Rally Behind McBride In Narrow Win
Emeralds edge Beaunn Raye Fruncation 400 after a late layup by McBride. The final seconds saw Emme tall as the beat remains in this tense St Agnes arena game.
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Local Sports Card Notes and Riot of Names
Fragmented OCR lists several names and matchups including Bobby McGuire Leo West Wren Allemegy Bob Cedor Denny Junior Trig Pat Smith Chappie James Beherrciais Johnnie Hicks Joe Hood Rinmeg and Alnus Gen. Adm. with unclear scores and odds. Mentions a $2.20 value and $350 figure from FORME MEL ECTANS 4-try Paradise Helter Rink AC um Bas ia coe 7.
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Leo West
Wren
Allemegy
Bob Cedor
Denny Junior
Pat Smith
Three Men Hit 600 Scores in Jackson Ave Bowling Night
The Jackson Avenue business men dominated bowling with three 600 series led by Bill Hebert 214 218 623 and Frank Thibodeau 202 223 617 while Earl Malo added 255 601. Five women surpassed 500 with Betty Vogt 187 516 and Marie Beditz 197 515 among others, as scores from numerous participants across Behr-Manning Mexican and Alpha Victory venues are listed.
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Bill Hebert
Frank Thibodeau
Earl Malo
Betty Vogt
Marie Beditz
Lee Riberdy
Francis Forever
Mazie Shaw
Jackson Ave
Betty Petticnelti
Mary Nichols
Marilyn Walsh
Behr-Manning
Ed Olstowy
Howard Baker
Boxing results from New Haven and nearby venues
Reported bouts include Tommy Colina stopping Trish Rooney in New Haven after round four of an eight round bout and a split decision for Ermanna Bonetti in Rome. Also noted were city and regional ring results with several local contenders and media attendance figures.
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Valley Arena
Cohoes Signs Four To Nucleus For Friday Night Game
Cohoes club in the American Basketball League signs four players to join Irv Torgoff as play coach. New additions include Kelly Brosman from the Knickerbockers era, Jerry Rullo formerly of Temple, Herb Kraubblatt from Rider, and Stan Brown, a 20 year old who played in Troy. They join Torgoff for Friday’s game against Bridgeport at Cohoes Armory.
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NYU Forms Panel to Study Athletic Program
A five member committee led by Paul Hudson was appointed to review NYU’s athletics. Chancellor Harry Woodburn said football will continue to operate within existing budgets until the council determines policy. The panel includes Henry B. Fernold George M. Whiteside Jaimes D. Mooney and Cass Canfield.
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St Josephs trounce Waterford Five in local showdown
St Josephs High School defeated Waterford Independents 91 52 at the South End gym. Jack Donol ivan scored 20, Joe Ownes 21, Pete Torvisi 14, Hed Wicolis 17 while Kennedy led Waterford with 18 and Jake Kline 15. St Josephs hosts St Bridget's next, with intermediates facing Mechanicville's Raiders in the preliminaries.
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Hed Wicolis
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Local boxing notes: Sava denies comeback plans
Louis Sava arrived for a night exhibition bout and again denied planning a comeback. The promoter stated reports of a return were unfounded while Sava brushed aside questions about future matches.
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Jon Lous
NCAA chief orders major U.S. schools to abide by sanity code
National spokesman Karl E. Leib told colleges they must follow the sanity code or risk expulsion from big time college football. He warned seven schools, including Virginia, Virginia Tech, VMI and The Citadel, could be expelled, triggering a broader undercover investigation to weed out noncompliance. The NCAA, with 300 member schools, debates whether presidents will enforce the code.
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API Field House Manager Named Olympic Sled Chief
Two area men were elected to top posts on the Olympic Bobsted Committee in Washington. Jack Garren, new manager of the API Field House, was named chairman, and Frank P. Callahan of Schenectady was chosen secretary. John J. Fox of Larchmont, N.Y., is vice chairman.
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Placid
Berlin’s Arnie Nets 19 Then 26 In Local Hoop Win
Arnie Goodermore scores 19 in the first three periods and adds 26 to help Berlin A A beat the Albany Continentals 61 39 at Berlin community hall. Berlin led 21 7 early and built a comfortable margin before finishing strong.
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Albany Continentaal
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Jones
Late-Starting Waterford Opens Tonight Against Berlin
Waterford meets Berlin tonight in a late season opener as Morris fields a youthful starting five. The Red and White plan relies on a group of sophomores and a few newcomers to pace the ball handling and defense while veteran guard Rien Gillespie leads the attack and coach Morris emphasizes endurance in a tight rotational mix.
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Patang
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Stadt
Morns Ae
Marmnis
Doran's 28 Leads Boys Club to Victory Over Troy
Doran scores 28 to lift the Boys Club as St Bridget's reps push two wins at TBC. Capitula and Vetters add 19 and 16 while Mediate leads CHC battlers with 15. Final score 62 for the winners with key contributions from Cavalla, Hildjian, and Walch.
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Trucks OKs Tiger Terms
Detroit Virgin Trucks, the Tigers' No. 1 pitcher in 1949, signed his 1950 contract yesterday. He went 19 11 with a 2.81 earned run average, second in the American League. likely to earn about 22500 next season as GM Billy Evans said his pay was increased substantially.
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Hogan settlement reached in West Texas auto bus crash suit
Ben Hogan announced a settlement in the aut o bus crash lawsuit that nearly killed him last February near El Paso. He offered no details and dismissed rumors of large payments while playing in the Los Angeles Open.
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Scholastic Cage Games This Week
Local scholastic basketball matchups listed for the week feature Berlin at Waterford, St. Mary's Hud at St. Amats, and numerous pairings across CHV ESC C and S leagues. Friday and Saturday plans include Waterford Heatly Mont Pleasant Troy High A Hudson Watervliet and more with standings and league tags noted.
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A Squad Tops B Riflemen In iCCHS Match
The A squad of nine shooters beat the B squad 229 to 222 at the armory in an interclub Catholic High School rifle match. Individual scores show Osborne 46, Morehead 46, McCann 46, Stevens 46, Levess tre 45 for A, and Wassmandorf 47, McCumber 46, Hoffmeister 44, Maroncelli 43 for B. The group, affiliated with the National Rifle Association, will shoot each Wednesday under coach Thomas Engiat.
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