Troy Drys Defeat Jeannes On Strong All Around Show
Matt Herman led Troy with 667 in a mixed basketball scoregram as the Drys defeated the Jeannes by a narrow margin at K of Calleys. Teammates Cassidy Foley and Hetman contributed solid totals while Jeannes star players peppered the box with high marks in a congested bowling style recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Herman
Drys
Jeannes
Troy
Saratoga Drysmay
New York
Yeading Schenectady Jeannes
K. of Calleys
Matt Hettman
M67
Charlie Cassidy
Chick Foley
Frank Beditz
Mike Hetman
Donato
al Santora
The
Charles Baniak
St. Peter's
Milton Spencer
Pal O' Mine
Butler Quintet Pushes Cincinnati From Unbeaten Ranks
New York reports Butler's hot lineup snapped Cincinnati's 14-0 run, as the Bearcats fell 14-52. The roundup lists top unbeaten teams and notable upsets across conferences, with Minnesota, St. Louis, Villanova, Hamline, Akron, and Western Kentucky among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Wichita
Bowling Green
Ohio
Mariquette
St. Louis
Drake
Butler
Cincinnati
Kansas
Washington
St.ous
Chicago
Loyola
Toledo
Oklahoma
Missouri
Town
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kansas State
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa State
Hhads
Creighton
Minnesota
Purdue
Lawrence Tech
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Michigan
Western Reserve
Michigan
Northwestern
Southwest Rice
Tears
Arkansas
Southern
Murray
New York
Bulldogs
Bearcats
Western Kentucky
Villanova
Hamline
Akron
American Loop Troy Franchise May Be Revived
A tentative revival of the American Loop Troy franchise is under consideration. If conditions are right, Sam plans to bring back the sport to the city with renewed interest and a possible comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
I May
Sam
Three Clubs Still Unbeaten In Patroon League
The Hillsides Eagles and Nitwits kept flawless records in the Patroon Club Basketball League with two wins each yesterday. Hillside routed Scothhill 20 to 21, Eagles beat Hillbillies 25 to 12, and Nitwits edged Cannonhalla 36 to 24 to remain undefeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillaides Fagies
Scootehil
Hillsides
Eagles
Patroon
Hillside
Scothhill
Hillbillies
Cannonhalla
Hundred New Owners Buy Thompson Quarter Million For Champ Eagles
Thompson leads 100 Philadelphia buyers in a quarter million dollar purchase to acquire the Eagles. Clark and associates become new owners with plans to keep club staff and coachings, while league officials approve the sale amid ongoing pro football market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Champ Eagles
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Alexie Thompsof
New York Tolmizaite
Saturnia
Gryce
Phi Adelphians
Jateesy P. Clark
Aftra Onon
Lex
Taos
Shahih
NFL
Bell
Clark
Eagles
Clef
Charky Ewart
Earle
105th Cage Loop Four-Man Teams Survive Armory Thrill
Servier Company squad fields four men in a 105th Basketball Loop clash at the Armory. Singleton leads with 2 points, Colom Diminin and Stuart add 13 and 10s. Company D outduels Company 2-20 despite short roster. Del Signore key for the Torthet win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servier Company
Medocs
Armory
Perlerdas
Singleton
Colom
Diminin
Stuart
Reed
Company D
Satellieions
Fai
Company B
del Signore
Ray Blum and Mary Lynch Win Saratoga Speed Skating Titles
Ray Blum of Nutley New Jersey and Mary Lynch of Newburgh New York captured the 17th annual Saratoga speed skating championships at Saratoga Springs. Blum tied to the Paterson Skating Club winning the men’s events while Lynch dominated all three women’s races representing the Elks Skating Club. Other winners included Ed Dame of Revere Massachusetts and John Jarosak of Brooklyn in respective divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
UPI
Ray Blan
Nutley
N. J
Mary Jomas
Newburgh
Lai
Blum
Paterson
Brian
Elks Skating Club
Sie
Ed Dame Ot Revere
Mass
Skatjy
Beechmont Holy Meme Society
John Jarosak
Brooklyn
Thomas Finn
Lake Colby Club
Baranac Lake
Leon Catangi
Newburg
Kenneth le Bel
Lake Placid
M. Intermediace
Aldrina la Bel
Marion Tomlinson
Marcella Trouse
Ued
Tomlinson
Marcia Biggie
Ay Akateoif
dJuvennie
Nancy Ann Viner
Angelina del Signore
Pittsfield
Blaine Smith
Saranac Lake
Rochester Clips Union Five in Rivermen Game
Rochester outscored Union College 65 to 45 as Johnny Donohue scored 23 points, bringing his season total to 205 and tying the Rivermen record. Scotty Norris added 16, combining for 39 of Rochester’s 55 points. Jim Pemerck led Union with 14, and Dick Speidel had eight. Rochester earned its 11th win in ten games?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union College
University of Rochester
Johnny Donohue
Rivermen
Scotty Norris
Rochester
Jim Pemerck
Troy
Union
Dick Speidel
Bewhiskered Court To Tangle With House of David Tonight
Watervliet hosts a 9 p.m. tilt at Water Street High Gym as the Bearded House of David visits from Boston. Arturo Capipe leads a lineup including Bil Brown Tony Derago Larry Whatley and Jeep Quinn against local rivals Deratzians and Co hone Sunsets. Former pro and college stars tag the visitors while two former House of David players Mooney and LaFlamme are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaa
Motors
Wiches
St Bost
Tamenn
House of David
Geome
Waterviet High
Deratzians
Cohone Sunsets
Arturo Catipe
Ss Bil Brown
Washington Bears
Tony Derago
Miami U
Larry Whatley
Wilberforce U
Bill Brechtloff
Temple
Harlem Globetrotters
Reollega
Arsenal City
Ontix
Pete Mooney
CBA
Albany
Harmony Hotel Stops Sunsets In Wesleyan Loss
Harmony Hotel fell to Wesleyan 49 38 in a Little Three contest at Middletown Conn. The Sun- effort had a 17 17 first half as Wesleyan pulled away in the second. Harmony Hotel's Sheri Robertson led with 17 points while Chet Walsh added 13. Willams College scorers included Jed Wesleyan and Bob Larson contributed 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams College
Little Three Harmony Hotel
Sun- Effort
Wesleyan
Kevenyj
Middletown
Conn
Academy
Cohoes
Sheri
Robertson
Glens Falls
Tory
Harmony Jads
Jed Wesleyan
Chet Walsh
Bob Larson
John Warnycia
Josh Troy
Wilers
Hams
Hogan Dominates Pebble Beach Golfists In Seventies Return
Willie Hogan wins the championship on the Cypress Point Monterey Pebble Beach layout with a 36 36 72 total while Byron Nelson and Horton Smith compete for runner up honors. Pro Am title goes to Francis O Dowd and Bill Nary with 196. Nary leads first round with 66 and ends at 74. Over 10 000 fans watch Hogan overpower the field as Teddy’s loses 47 35 to Goyers AC in a separate basketball note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabbie ‘Beach
Httle
Boom
Gett
Fry
Hogan
Cypress Point
Monterey Renna
Pebble Beach
Willie Hogan
Francis “Letty" O'Dowd
San Francisco Seals
Bill Nary
Phoenia
Ariz
O'Doul
Nary
Hogan Mmanhandle
Byron Nekson
Horton Smith
Detroit
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ferrier
Jimmy Demarét
Ojal
Cal
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Omo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
RPI
Pratt
Woaleysn
Williams
Princeton
Dartmouth
West Virginia
Waynesburg
Providence
Boston College
Canisius
Georgetown
Gettysburg
LaFayette
Albright
St. Joseph's
Manhattan
O Lehigh
Kings Point
Newark
Rutgers
Atlantic City
Rutgers H. Syracuse
Alderson-Broaddus
Potomac
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Vermont
Clarkson
Columbia
Harvard
Brooklyn College
Iowa
Niagara
DePaul
Yale
Army
Carnell
Pennsylvania
M. Hamilton
Alfred
Trinity
Worcester Tech
Colgate
St. Lawrence
Brown
Amherst
Bowdoin
Maine
Colby
Bates
Champlain
Sampson
Cortland
Hartwick
Oneonta
Northeastern
Coast Guard
Springfeld
Tufts
Stevens Tech
Upeala
Holy Cross
American Inti
Massachusetts
Newhampshire
St Francis
Bkn
Adelphia
St Bonaventure
Ithaca
Middlebury
St. Michael's
St. Francis
Lemoyne
Drexe
Franklin-Marshall
Penh Military
Haverford
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Muhlenberg
Bucknell
Ballimre
Suagehanna
Scranton
Moravian
SOUTH
Ballimore Losgla
Mt St . Mary's
Delaware
Eastern Kentucky
Louisville
Navier
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Mian (Fiza
Florida
Urmsan
the Citadel
Alabama
Georgia
Caroline
Wash-Lee
Carolina State
Duke
Clemson
Wake Forrest
Tennessee SL
Rein Ted S
Midwest
Carroll
Oklahoma City
Texas
Wezlov
Peter
Charles Banink
Phen Roy
Don Caswell
Pal O Mine
Mark Fisher
Dpe Kelly
Timothy Britt
Maplewood Legion
Fred Nestork
John Kolass
Paul Fedorchak
Andy i Stennsky
Tom Couch
Watervliet R Club
Mary So
Kenyon
Wooster
Miami
Ohio Univ
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Cententary
Tulsa
Gustavus Adolphus
Baylor
Texas Christian
Arena
New Mexico
A&m
Henderson
West
Stanford
California
Oregon
Idaho
Utah State
Weoming
Brigham Young
Waciington State
Southern Calfornia
CCLA
Santa Clara
San Jose State
Nevada
Portland
Gonzaga
Billikens
Hd MacAuley
Fead J
Fred Sch Shwartz
Schwartz
John Byrnes
Big Jim McIntyre
Whitey Skoog
Inneir
St. Lous
Billickens
Duquesné
Pittsburg
Kent State
Memphis State
Augsburg
St. John’s
Washington State
Tinels
Kentucky
St. Bonaventure
Duquesne
Rice
Southern Methodist
Dick Schnittker
Syracuse
Navy
NePaul
Baldwin-Walace
St Joseph's
Phila
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Amene
T.P. Braeddy
Jacques
Anderson
Black
Murphy
Brizza
Samarco
Garrity
Scotchill
F.G. Frb
T.P
Jim. Jones
Jack Jones
Hollana
Opar
Kelly
A. O O Kelly
G. O
Houlibillies
FG. FR. TP
Qo Foley
Herske O O Whelean
Tyrrell
Kawa
Flynn Isracer
Polner
Hugher
Nitwits
FC. FR. FP. Bown
Fitzgerald
Howell
Bombas
Winnicki
Connell
Facteau
J Facteau
FG. F
Lake
Silk
Asha
Sheedy
Demerse
Cotton
Lavelli
Tony Lavelli
Eli
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
National Waterloo
Dayton
Denver
Hammond
Sheborgan
Oshkosh
Glens Falla
Harlem Yankee
Macauley
Ed Macauley
St. Louis University
Long Island University
Billiken
Madison Square Garden
PC Loop Patroon Club
Lea
Neaie
Audes
Jnger
Quaker City
Milion Dolar
Bren
Ani
Thorapeon
Clark Seid
Ray Blum
Mary Lynch
Saratoga
Arturo Campo
Chiuahua
Mexico
Arsenal City Motors
Watervliet High Gym
Harmony Hotel
Peli
Goyer
Teddy
Nate
River St
194Th St
Franklin Square
Pants Valens
Weel Melton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!