CCHS Suffer OT Loss to CBA in Rough Contested Clash
Catholic Central High fell to Christian Brothers Academy 37 38 in overtime as Fiorello, Art Hudson and Degen led CBA while Catholic High hoped for revenge after a close game. The freshmen and jayvee scores show a heated cross town rivalry with players like Hagen and Gutty contributing key points.
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Catholic Central High Christian Brothers Academy
Cagemeen
Rezuter
Miele
Hudson
Beeween
Brothers Coum
Tre Mieturs
Zibvets Streerers Beason
Dinesen Toon
Fioretis
Art Hudson
CBA
Dernes
Lieach
Catholic High
Catholic High J
Jayvee
Hagen
Varsity
Catholic Hkgh
T. Degnan
Woods
Salamone
Fiorella
Tink
Cassidy Germern
Joan Hudson
Biondo
Stracher
C. Cha
CBA IL
RPI Boxers Edge Williams Contender Preview
Tony Mastro of RPI says his boxing team is ready to beat Williams College in the intercollegiate boxing meet at Williams. The event at Williamstown is described as the potential best intercollegiate boxing show, with a public audience invited. Harvard is scheduled for February 9 in Cambridge as part of a demanding schedule if interest remains high.
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Tony Mastro
FE PI
P. I
Williams
Wilare
Mastro Lectares
Williamstown
Masizro
Avsatéur
Pro Sgaters
Bac
Arsi Inter- Co
Ilesian
George Winkler
Lansingburg
Athelee
Marting Mapius
Fulton
Georgy
Carse
George
Marlins
Engineers Aim for Seventh Straight Victory Over Williams
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute seeks a seventh consecutive win as the Engineers visit Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts tonight. Gries and O’Keefe lead RPI’s offense after a 33 3 win at Troy earlier in the season, while Williams looks to rebound from a tough setback with strong support from Meholt and Gorzelnik. The contest features a mix of conference contenders, with individual scoring detailed in the box score and officials listed as Congan and Chapman.
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Heesselaer Polytechnic Institute
Willians College
Whansitown
Mass
Williams
Troy
Dan Gries
Cercobieziate
Telles
Sheing
Long Island University
Bleesbirds
Oxen
Blackbirds
Winder Graf
Frey
Cineca
Cari Me’ Hold
Ae Ag
O'Keefe
Naylor
Margen
Patton
Bi Kamen
Mann
Gorzelnik
jAndes
Kenney
Naval Reserve
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The
Engineers
Boston
Archer Beats Ralph Zanelli At New York Newerk
Archer defeats Ralph Zanelli at New York New York in an arena event. The meet appears staged at Nicholas arena with a stated score of 135 and related weathered conditions noted by observers.
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Archer
Ralph Zanelli
New York
Reddie Archer
Wnania
Si Nicholas
Orlando Stars In 46 33 Win Over Ohio Five In Boston
LSU Bowl game features Orlando scoring 19 points as RPI Whips Ohio Five 46 to 33 at Boston. Crowd of 6 185 watches tightly contested action while Baldwin Wallace suffers a setback in a separate clash.
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Orlando
Ohio
Boston
LSU
Boston Upi
Midwest
Bowlipa Green
Towerise Felcons
Reif
Jozany Reps
Son
Baldwin-Wallace
Silvers Stops Monteneiro in Seventh Rounds
West Palm Beach Florida boxer Norman Silvers, 129 pounds, from New York City, earned a technical knockout over Lee Monteneiro, 124 pounds, from Washington, in the seventh round of their scheduled sight-round bout.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Norman Silvers
New York City
Lee Monteneiro
Washington
Cardinals Reach 500 Mark After Long Wait
A long awaited milestone for the St Louis Cardinals as they finally surpass the 500 mark for the first time in more than four decades. The piece notes recent performance gains, historic lows, and key seasons from 1900 onward, highlighting notable wins and home run trends across venues like Sportsman’s Park and the Polo Grounds.
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Whyiney Martin
New York
Cardinals
F. Fon
Ffs
St Louis Nationei Learue
Feceni
Sears
Almoss
James
Jess
Wen
Cazether
Ti Marx
Industrial League Dominates With Strong Wins Across Classes
Industrial, Class A paced by Barretts 50 triple and a 2922 point total, romps to two 3 game wins over Ford. rookies Currier and Rhemgte spark Behr-Manning leads, Hoffman 22 S83 and Byer 213-555 top winners. Adirondack Steet No. 2 wins Class B two from Clover leet Creamery thanks to Peilérin 206574. Oakley high 221-2856 tops, Ida blanks Mone Power in three. Robinson 277-200-598 leads No. 2 kegiers. O’Hera 192-317 tops losers. Behr Manting No. 1 takes two from Ford C. SO, Sak 225-? and Turner 181-538 key. Ford C. SO beats Riemond Rock 2-0 paced by Vendervoort 223-593. Thompson Maroney leads Industrial A, Belor-Manning two from Ford NC Zon, K Bonjykian 192-5, Yesihia 237-553, Eddy 2855. CloSerleat Creamery upsets Adirondack Steel as Wag Demsn 392-5 tops. Women’s Inter-City scores show Mayfair, Alpha Women, and New Era with multiple wins. New Era’s M. Begderdi leads with 130-382. Cinett Women leaders Luce high 467 and Mower 158-411.
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Barrett
Arsenal
Ford
Jers
Budson Valley
Uel
Behr-Menning
Hoffman
J. Byer
Saliv
Zucker
Robinson
O'Hera
Kegiers
Adirondacks
O'Connell
Winderspeck
Fruscio
Dijohn
Terridie
al ‘Ludium
Vice! Bie
Behr
Manting
Sak
Turner
Art
Poision
Ford C. SO
Riemond Rock
Vendervoort
Industrial
Thompson
Maroney
Belor-Manning
Ford Nc
Zon
Juxien
K. Bonjykian
Yeshia
Eddy
Dodds to Run Final Race In Boston
Dodds plans a farewell start at the Boston YMCA meet before leaving for Los Angeles to join a gospel group. The indoor mile record setter is slated to race against two groups of Boston scholars in a treble handicap event as he begins his last competitive chapter.
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Boston
Gil Dodds
Bulder
Isorit
Greater Boston
Barriere Wins from McCrea in ten round boxing bout
Montresi punched his way to a series of decisions in a ten round feature, defeating Shamus McCrea of Cleveland. Ernie Dundee beat Al Pinel of New Bedford and Buddy Hayes of Waterbury in six round bouts.
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Flere
Montresi
Mase
Jean Biers
Shamus McCrea
Cleveland
Ernie Dundee
Brockton
al Pinel
New Bedford
Buddy Jhayes
Ser
Waterbury
Conn
Heatly High Drops Keveny 40 to 17 in Court Battle
Velesty led Heatly High with 12 points as the team built a 10-3 first-quarter edge and stayed ahead to seal a 40-17 win over Keveny. Keveny’s English suffered an injury, while Heatly Jayvees also defeated Keveny’s squad.
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Heatly High
Keveny
Velesty
Kevfeux
Keveny Court
Vitory
Valenty
Geten
Hestiy Jayvees
Totsis
T.P
Coast Guard 46 38 Edge Sampson Five In Brooklyn Clash
Coast Guard's basketball team defeated Sampson five 46 to 38 at home. Fuzzy Levane led the Coast Guardsmen with 22 points and 4 in a strong second half run to seal the win after Sampson rallied from a 23 15 halftime deficit. Max Lemon paced Sampson with 10 points.
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New York
Max
Jefferson High School
Brooklyn
Levane
Frider Frey
Water View High to Host Twin Court Bill Night
Water Vier High School hosts a 7:30 pm program under Water Vier Arsenal with Sacred Heart meeting Abesheny Ludize league champions. Feature at 8:30 pm pairs Waterviet Arsenal against Cornell University Junior Varsity with starting lineups led by Al Hetey and Red Vetters, plus several reserves in a packed court night.
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Arsenal
Cea
Oresso
Bunden
Deegan
Biren
Ananssee
Cornet Jachees
Browgh
Vanwards
Peterson
Lasham
Yom Halrin
Sacred Heart
Heeup
Indus” ‘Loop
Frank
Red) Vetters
Troy High Schoo
Troy Heymakers
Halpints
Jack Richardson
Mer Wetersti
Jack Purcell
Piecee McGrath
Ralph Kershaw
Murph Whitney
Ned Refferty
Mexican Loop To Get Many U S Players
Mexican League plans to recruit numerous U S players as draft boards scour the United States for talent. The article lists prospects such as Gilberto Torres and Adrien Zavale with ties to major clubs, mentions Cuban pitcher Salvador Hernandez, and notes managerial links for Vera Cruz and Jalisco. The league starts play on March 15.
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Mexico City
U. S
United States
Gutfelder
Roderic Ortiz
Gilberto Torres
Adrien Zavale
Washington
Tomas de Rs Cruz
Cincianaci
Salvador
Chico) Hernandez
Chicago Cub
Havana
Vera Cruz
Gad
Mibwaukee
Chile Gomez
Phillies
Nats
Ping Jalisco
Jess Flores
Los Angeles
School Court Game Results
Results from scholastic games outside the Cray Area show Hoorick Fails 26 Waterford 14 St Marys Amsterdam 53 Vin tian 32 Albany High 34 Rensselaer 29 Milne 47 Bethighem Central 20 Saratoga 42 Philip Schuyler 28 St Josephs Albany 39 St Pates Catskill 24 St Johns Reass 24 St Joans Albany 26 St Anns Gilhans 38 St Marys Hoosick Falls 35 St Columbus Schenectady 31 St Marys Hudson 17 Nott Terrace 32 Mont Pleasant 3 Voorheesville 37 Columbia 2 Averill Park 40 Roegateville 34 Ballston Spa 29 Burnt Hills 24.
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Cray Area
Hoorick
Waterford
St. Mary's
Amsterdam
Vintian
Albany High
Rensselaer
Milne
Bethighem Central
Saratoga
Philip Schuyler
St Joseph's
Albany
St. Pate ‘S
Catskill
St. John’s
Reass
St. Joan'’s
St. Ann's Gilhans
St. Mary's Hoosick Falls
St. Columbus
Schenectady
Hudson
Nott Terrace
Mont Pleasant
Voorheesville
Columbia
Averill Park
Roegateville
Ballston Spa
Burnt Hills
Remon Renamed Power Boat President At APBA Meeting
P John A. Remon of Washington was reelected president of the American Power Boat Association at its annual meeting Saturday night Hing Brugman of Los Angeles was renamed senior vice president Willem J. McManus of Washington executive secretary Douglas Fonda of New York secretary and George Townsend of Greenwich Connecticut treasurer were named to posts.
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New York
John A. Remon
Washington
American Power Boat Association
Hing Brugman
Los Angeles
Willem J. McManus
Douglas Fonda
George Townsend
Greenwich
Conn
Stan Musial Passes Physical For Naval Induction
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals passed his pre induction physical in Donora Pa yesterday. The 21 year old outfielder was expected to leave for the Navy yesterday but a direct test delay will push his swearing in to Monday.
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Pittsburg
Stan Musial
St Louis Cardinal
Donora. Pa
Navy
Sugar Robinson Cancels Buffalo Bout Over Illness
New York welterweight Sugar Robinson cancelled his Memorial Auditorium bout with Joe Curci of Newark for Monday night. Fairview Athletic Club matchmaker Billy Mitchie said Robinson gave illness as the reason for the cancellation.
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Buffalo
Jay
Sugar) Robinson
New York
Joe Curcioa
Newark
N. J
Memorial Auditorium
Billy Mitchie
Fairview ‘Athletic Club
Robinson
Panzer Extends Streak to Eight
Cortland State Teachers College fell 54 to 44 to Panzer College last night as Panzer, the right forward, scored 21 points and More tallied 12 for Cortland in the eighth straight victory for Panzer.
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Cortland
Panzer College
Cortland State Teachers College
Pratette
Panzer
Boxing and wrestling events spark Troy sports push
Ted Bayly leads Troy Sports Arena in a two sport plan with boxing and an inaugural wrestling show at La Salle gym to aid the March of Dimes. The program features top grapplers, a smoker at La Salle, and an intercollegiate boxing exhibition at RPI with plans for more East coast matches.
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Troy
Troy Sports Arena, Inc
Ted Bayly
Troy Group
March of Dimes
Barly
Topasich Grapplers
la Sale
Althoush
Dollar City
Bayly
la Salle Institute
Bert Kavanagh
bin Clermont
Emmett Ryan
Bany
la Selle
SZ 92
Pont Street
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Wid
Egineers
RPI
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M. Horlock
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AL Debenio
FL Madsex
L. LaPianie
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Thorns
DeMento
Alpha Women
Alpha Victory
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J. Peters
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T Johnson
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G. Berghammer
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McCrea
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Leo
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Power Boat
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