Mary Rainey and Gardiner Bennett Lead Top Bowlers
The column lists top bowlers across multiple divisions with scores like Mary Rainey 199-555 and Gardiner Bennett 228-504. Names from Colony Girls to Niagara Hudson, Marvin Neltsel Women, and TroJ City leagues appear with numerous scores, highlighting standout performances and class standings throughout the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rainey
Gardiner Bennett
Mary Tuamey
Ead Fran Herrington
Colony
Dot Heron
Marvin Neitzel
Lee Riberdy
Trojan
Lee Beebard
Neagatra Hudson
Berio Showalter
John Maumowitz
Averill Park
Milihiad Warren
Anita Conboy
Crass
Frank Stevens
Don Fisher
Jake Cornwall
Jack Simmons
Lou O'Brien
Tea Mertens
Tony Daniels
Fa Ryan
Niagara-Hudson
Clauss
Mary Ogsbury
Monica Hurst
Les Berchard
Flo Jensen
Harriet Firestone
Kay Mace
Clie
Madeline Kane
Troy Church League
Bernie Showalter
al Johnson
Ed Fischer
Jim Snow
Ken Parsons
Art Bliss
Pete Jensen
Charles Fake
Nort Dudgeon
Heatly Wins Sixth as Parkers Trounced 55-34
Heatly High, a steady winner in the area, defeated Averill Park 55-34 at home to secure their fourth straight win and sixth in seven games in the Central Hudson Valley League. Bill Bologna led with 21 points, lifting his season total to 138 and a 19 plus point average. Joe Gardner added 12, while Ed Link led Averill Park with 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatly High
Pumtmeing
Averill Park
Thas
Voorheesville
Castleton
Heatly
Bill
Thuradsy
Speedy Sil
Green Islanders
Joe Gardner
Borcogna
Bob Abate
Ed Link
Parkera
FG. FB. TP
Bologna
al Abate
It Gardner
Bule
Fusco A
Sheedy L
Wegiarz
LaLiberte O
L Averill Park FG. FB. TP Link
Nash
Lawrence
R Hastings
Kavicky
Karpiak
Clark, Ae
Totals
It's All A Mistake But Rutgers Is Still Pretty Hot
Newark March game mixup ends with Wagner missing announced match. Rutgers coach Hank Bodner confirms error and Wagner coach Herb Sutter agrees no game was arranged. A home and home series is planned for February 15 and March 4 with both teams committing to attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers
Newark
Rutger
Newark College
Wagner College
Wagner
Herb Sutter
Hank Bodner
Newark Ruttere
Sutter
Rockey Team On Tour Heads to Europe for World Championships
The Amateur Hockey Association team sailed last night for a three month tour of Europe. While there they will compete in the World Championships at Stockholm from February 12 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockey
New York
Amateur Hockey Association
Europe
Stockholm
JCC Extends City Lead In Vets Clash Victory
JCC tops Sacred Heart Veterans 68 40 for an eighth straight win in Troy Amateur League. Stan Schaffer nets 22 points and Red Blumenthal 16 as JCC seizes a share of the lead with Troy Boys Club, both 5–0. Sacred Heart’s Bill Smith leads with 14 points in a lopsided loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenthal
Kaplan
Schaffer
Lewis
Rabbin
Ginsburg
Sacred Heart
International Loop Buys Three Umpires for Triple A Circuit
The International Loop yesterday announced the purchase of three umpires from Jower feature Air to report to the Triple A circuit this spring. The trio includes Jet Pan accione of Moselle New Jersey Leon ard Taft of Philadelphia and James O Connor of Baltimore, all with prior Eastern or Southeastern League experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cpi
Jower Feature Air
Tio
Jet Panaccione
Moselle
N. J
Leonard Taft
Philadelphia
James O'Connor
Baltimore
Indoor Invitation Soccer Tourney Delayed One Week
The first annual Indoor Invitation Soccer Tournament in Brooklyn is postponed a week. Teams from New York and New Jersey will compete on the new date, with the event sponsored by the New York State Soccer Football Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookliyn AM
Teamnent Armory
Brooklyn
Peerk Sinti
New York
New
Jeremy Will
New York State Soccer Football Association
LBC Downs Sportsters By 69-56 In Defensive Win
Siena cager Glenn College stars roll to a 69 to 56 victory over Champlain in Albany Avenue arena. The defense held Champlain to 2 points as Siena posted its 12th win in 14 starts and seventh straight. Mike Fabozzi, Charlie Northrup, Roy Peters, and others fueled the attack while reserves closed it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn College
Albany Avery
Champlain
Siena
Dan Coohe
Atart
Hia
Tony Fabotti
Don Rum
Dick Jacob
George O'Brien
Dave Toricello
Fab
Lapalnghurg Boys’ Club
Cahill
Sportaters
Lansing Bur High
Tom Cahill
Dave Lennek
Pat Key
Burg
Lennek
Kelly
Boys’ Club
Troy
Tne
Gahill
T.P
Petere
Nash
Northrup
Buect
John Sheehan
J. Cahill
Giana
Lansingburg
RB T
O Senith
Y Coonrad
J Quinn
Callopy
Tstals A
St Louis Billikens topple LIU 58 47 at Madison Square Garden
St Louis, led by Joe Ossola, defeated Long Island University 58 to 47 in the MSG opener as Macauley held to ten points. The Billikens opened with a 10 3 run, built a 48 20 halftime edge, and withstood LIU rallies before coasting to the victory in a packed arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macauley
St. Louis
Liu
Remmler
New York
Cpi
Lou’ Eming Billikens
Langoland University
Blackbirds
Eé Macauley
Thin Peasom
Madison Square Garden
Éaty College
Sotie
Virgina University
Nat Holman
City College
Billikens
Joe Ossola
Collinsville
Missourans
Long Islanders
Siena Jayvees
St John's
Playo
Albany
Jack Hogan
Ossola
Dan Dwyer
Siena Tapman
Sherman White
Manhattan College
Jack French
Armory
Champlain
Eddie Gard
FG FH. T.P
Bas- Hastings
Perna St. Louis
Sheehan
Yannett
Behr-Manning
ENA
FB. T.P
Albany Felt
Voca- Schatzman
Kfonal
F.G
Ozaoa
Tekj Lange
Russ Macauley Marshall
Roland Lehman
Jacob
Edwardson
O'Brien
B. Schmidt
Blas Harrel
Toracelia
Potter
Peters
Lems
Northrup
Long Island
Degnan
Childs
Mulligan
Feurtado
Gard
Ytapler
Jordan
Weiss
Coonradt
Joe Murphy
Frank Vetters
Marshall
Marshall Tek-Hughes
Gully
Coles Gramm
Kiesling
Wilton Kapitula
Carner
Montgomery O
Vopping
Comerford
Kapitula
as _ Van Buren
Brook
Phillips
Murphy-Vetters
Sheridan
Manning
A. Fvets Vocational
Omelanchuk
Chaikowekiz Dickinson
Stein Koen
Novak
Nanning Paper
Berkey
McLouguin
Eclipse Extends String In Indus Cage League
Led by Bob Degnan who scored 18 points, Marshall Eclipse registered its eighth straight win in the Troy YMCA Industrial Basketball League last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse
Indus
Bob Degnan
Marshall-Eclipse
Troy
Ymca Industrian
Williams Two Games Slated For Williams
Williams College basketball plans back to back games after a 70 59 loss to Rutgers. The Purple host New Britain State Teachers College in Lasell Gym at 8 tonight with the same starting lineup as the opener against Trinity. Sophomore Harry Sheehy Bob Larson and Chuck Pusey headline the forward trio, Captain Jack Mason guards, and top scorer George Ditmar at the post. Williams also travels to Middletown Conn to face Wesleyan in the Little Three opener on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Magss
Rutgers
Wiliams College
New Britain State
Laseil
Purple
New Jersey
Aame
Trinity
Harry Sheehy
Bob ‘Larson
Chuck Pusey
Dale Burnett
Jack Mason
George Ditmar
Willams
Wille
Middletown
Conn
The
Wesleyan
Hill Nips Turks In TBC Loop
Hill squeezed out a 3-32 win over the Turk A. C. in a Troy Boys Club Intermediate House League game. Leonard scored 14 and Evers 12 for Ida Hill. Commis added ten for Turk Club. Pelicans beat Black Hawks 36-25 with Gibson 17 and Fleuren 15 in a hot scoring duel. Eagles overwhelmed Red Arrows 49-9 as all seven Eagles scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tda Hill
Turk A. C
Troy Boys Club
Leonard
Evers
Ida Hill
Commis
Turk Club
Pelicans
Blackhawks
Gibson
Fleuren
Eagles
Red Arrows
da Hil
Belashka
Hughes
Anthony
Bonesteel
Torrisse
Turk
A. C
Wager
Morrison
Edward
Qua
Kelly
M. Banards
Eaton
Runn
Blacknass
ML Owens
Yartigan
Totaals
J. Owens
Goyer
Cashel
Dunham
Cov
Ski Conditions On State Slopes
The State Commerce Department reports ski center conditions across New York with mostly poor to fair snow. Hoghmount shows 2 to 5 inches of old snow, Riamnesha Lake 5 inches, St Laszince snow Bow poor, Speculator granular snow poor, Whitetare Mt shows 3 to 4 inches with powder and packed ice, Alpine data indicates limited operation and fee status varies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Commerce Department
iNew York
ML State Park
Christmas Hills
Nesknunz
Hoghmount
Riamnesha Lake
Lake Place
St. Laszince
Jagr
Dr Reed Triumphs In Tight Tropical Park Race
New York jockey Ty Reed rode Faultless to a six furlong victory at Tropical Park. The win came yesterday after a saturated Saturday card, with Reed earning 900 on H B Herchon and a 1115 payout for two bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
New York
Ty Reed
Herchon
Lehm
Vitor
Patra
Monseigneur
Parse
Tropical Park
Wader
Nelson
Scholastic Leaders To Meet In Syracuse Conference
Two thousand members of the New York State Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation will gather in Syracuse January 27 to 29 for the eleventh annual conference. Marie F. Schuler of Kenmore will lead, with Dr. John Shaw as program chairman, featuring prominent speakers from state and national education bodies and demonstrations of sports and physical education techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Syracus
New State
New York
John Shaw
Jv. Gilson
New York State
Dorothy Aimeworth
Eastern Duetec ‘Society
American Accociation For
Eusene Sulle Xan
Otero
Coancelor Wa
Ham P. Teles
Syracuse Universita
Frank Stall
Ei B H. Thamphr
Eal Education
Fredench Mott
du ‘Cation Department
Indian Potentate Trims String Of Costly Horses
The Gaekwar of Baroda, famed for wealth, cut his prize string to 14 horses at Newmarket. Trainer Fred Armstrong said it was a pruning move, not due to critics. During the war he financed a fighter squadron and earlier faced state probes over alleged misappropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gaekwar
Baroda
Warren Vince
Newmarket
Britain
Fred Armstrong
Armstrong
Aad
Posar
More Red Than Blue In Penn Finances
The University of Pennsylvania reported a deficit of 3454 dollars for its athletic program ending last June. Total income was 43333 dollars. Henry R. Pemberton, Penn’s Director of Finances, said football and basketball were the only sports to show a surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsyyvania
Henry R. Pemberton
Penn
Bow Lacrosse Gets Audition Friday
Pronceten presents a new game blending lacrosse and ice hockey. The Seventh Regiment Armory in New York hosts the audition poster as players from the regiment prepare to showcase a fast paced sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Lacrosse
Pronceten
Sony
Hor
Larries
Nord
Preston
Artar
Celleze Latimse
Seventh Regiment
Armory
New York
Cavaliers Round Sunsets In Cage Monday Night Tilt
The Detatzian Cavaliers, third place holders in the Watervliet Senior League, meet Sunset AC of the Colites Community League in a three tailed contest at 7 pm Monday at Watervliet High. Arsenel City Motors and Clori Howe of Dave Duus Padadelphia headline the main card at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detatzian Cavaliers
Watervliet
Sunset AC
Colites Community League
Taidal
Watervliet High Court
Arsenel City Motors
Clori) Howe
Dave Duus
Padadelphia
Billie Charlie Robinson
Car
Wnta Fras
Bill Butler
Jimmy Chmmnte
Indian runner dies at funeral service on reserve
A famed Onondaga endurance runner, known for mountain races and a long sprint, collapsed and died following a funeral service at an ancient lodge on a nearby Indian reserve. The incident occurred Wednesday in Praviiond Ont. near Toa Tuneval, with local officials confirming the death during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praviiond
Tos Lememoat AZ
Yesherday
Holy Cross Narrowly Tops Loyola In Boston Garden Thriller
Holy Cross Crusaders edge Loyola of Chicago 68 to 57 in a tight opener of a doubleheader at Boston Garden. Bobby Cousy led Holy Cross with a late winning two pointer after a back and forth finish. Bernie Adan topped Loyola scoring with 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston UB
Ehmey
Bobby Cousy
Holy Cross Crusaders
Loyola of Chicago
Collegiais
Boston Garden
Frincaton
Harvard
Bernie Adan
Loyela
Cousy
Dernis O'Connell
Jim Nicholl
Nicholl
Loyola
Jack Kerris
George Kaftan
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Ed Barnie
Kerrin
Bea 'Bluitt
Ibluitts
Nothing Amiss When Son Knows Pop's Business
Newark N J It sometimes pays to show your offspring the tricks of your trade Danny Williams veteran golf pro at the HonI Country Club was unable to make his scheduled appearance at the opening session of his annual golf school at a downtown department store yesterday because of illness Williams Jr assistant pro at Knoll for the last three years stepped into the breach and will handle the school until his father recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Danny Wiliams
Hnoi Country Club
Williams
Knoll
Sprint Chief Named Captain of Seton Hall Track Team
South Orange NJ J P Tingpen elected captain of Seton Hall College track team after earning national collegiate 1000 yard title yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
J. P—Phil ‘Tingpen
Seton Halk
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Troy Record
Siena Wallops Champlain
Woon
Clase A—Leen Riberdy
Vi Cardish
Kay Turton
Josie Meher
Florence Piche
Bernice Salabury
Mary McGivern
Yolanda Villa
Flo Ormsby
Kay Holland
Betty Sheridan
Josie Lampariello
Helen Morris
Doris Sheldon
Helen Wilson
Erma Miner
Mary Raney
Fran Herrington
Marge Porter
Rose Audet
Gladys Mitchell
Paulitte Adlan
Arline Sanbrook
Jean Kohut
Clase C
Jule Eaton
Ella Cowle
Marvin Neltsel
Phyre Keegan
Connie van Patten
Miletts Towns
Anna Bae Kirik
Byrd Ryan
Leona Huban
May Sinkle
Agnes de Luca
Walton Motors
Ea O'Connell
Jon Hoffman
Camp
Leona Dowd
Fran Whinnery
Anga Pusatero
Blanche Johnson
Bear Lentresx
Lobby A. Clasa
Jack Kellett
Fed Mason
Jack Burke
Howard Alien
Ralph Heinzen
Aersa
Mee
Cera
JCC
Ravenel
Bu Sean
Pot
Y. Feerre
Trey
John Moran
TE Sareyer
ST Sevesting
LBC Downs Sportsters
Wring
wEeer
Cydia
Esic Anc
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Fender
SERY
Cavaliers
Kinerich
J. Earle
Bluitt
O'Grady
F. Kerris
Dawson
G. Nagel
Enicholl
Kaftan
O'Connell
MacMulfay
F. Mullaney
F. Bollinger
Laska
C ‘ Cousy
Oftring
Son
Pop
Aindover
Gottled Gas Supply
Main Ave
Hart & Son’s
Ninth ST
Federal ST
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