St Michaels Overpowers RPI 71 49 In Nite Action
St Michaels defeated RPI 71 to 49 at the Field House behind 19 by Janski and 13 by Burzenski. Farley led the visitors with 14 before fouling out, while Dan McCarthy contributed for Catholic High as the Knights used a steady second half to pull away.
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Burgers Smack Hudson 66 43 in Eastern Class B Clash
Lansingburg High powered past Hudson 66-48 as captain Will Rouse scored 24 points on 32 field goals. Bob Carpenter added 12 and Mel Wilcove 10 for the victors, while Griffin led Hudson with 16. Host defense broke down against fast breaks in the second half.
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Unnamed Cager Key In College Fix Probe
New York AP reports an unnamed outside New York basketball player emerged as a possible key in the widening college game fixing probe. Kellogg, star of Manhattan, said he was offered 1000 dollars to throw the Jasper game against DePaul, which Manhattan won 62 59. Authorities pursue higher ups as the investigation widens to possible professional league links in Connecticut.
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Servo Tries Tending Bar Finds He's A Fireman
Former welterweight champion Marty Servo tried bar tending in Pueblo Colorado after surrendering his title but found it impractical. He now works the night shift in the fire control department of the Pueblo Ordnance District.
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Argyle Beats Hoosick Valley In Washington League
Argyle topped Hoosick Valley 86 57 on Argyle court as Don Saunders 23 and the Lawrey brothers 14 and 17 led the win while Rose 15 paced the visitors. Hoosick Valley trailed 26 10 after the first period. Argyle Jayvees edged a 36 35 preliminary win. Jimi Weir scored 32 for the winners.
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Saratoga Cagers Meet Paterson Coach Eddie Younger
Saratoga Uarlem Yankees hire coach Eddie Younger and sign a new player amid a rebounding season. The squad, led by Younger, aims to boost performance and team cohesion with the recent personnel changes.
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Lockman Eyed As New Giant First Baseman
New York AP reports Whitey Lockman may move from the Giants outfield to first base. Manager Leo Durocher said Stoneham and he discussed it. Lockman must agree. The 24 year old Lowell native has started the last four seasons in the outfield and is known for speed and defense but has a strong throwing arm.
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Waterford Takes Fifth With 49-31 Win Over Keveny
Waterford ran its unbeaten streak to five by defeating Keveny 49 to 31 last night at Keveny. Waterford traded leads, outscoring the host after intermission as 11 of 15 foul shots kept the margin. Keveny led 10-3 after one period and 19-17 at halftime, while Waterford’s jayvees edged Waterford 24-22 in a separate game to rebound from an earlier loss.
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Catholic High Tops Cathedral in Diocesan League Contest
Catholic High defeated Cathedral 5641 at Eighth Street to stay undefeated. Crusader Coach Bill Carley tested zone and man to man defenses, experimenting with rotations as the hosts held off the visitors.
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Boros Leads Lakewood Park Open field at par 71
Julius Boros, 30, of Mid Pines N C, shot 83 1 65 to lead the Lakewood Park Open first round at Lakewood course. The 10,000 event drew 39 players under par, with Freddie Haas Jr the defending champion at 68. Nine players tied for 68 include Lloyd Mangrum, Stan Leonard, Clayton Heafner, Henry Nettelbladt, Ralph Blomquist, and others. Only 141 advanced to round two with 74 or better necessary.
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Midgets Clash At St Marys New Baskets Begin Play
Tomorrow two fourth and fifth grade teams the Wildcats and Bears clash at St Marys with seven foot baskets and small ball. Wildcats lineup includes John Burns Jack Barry Philip Santanders David Grande Dan Bagarese Nick Marchese. Bears list Joe Miller Leo Boland John Huyck Richard Warenchak Jimmy Francese Nick Marstone. St Marys Juniors meet St Patrick s of Troy in the main game at 8. St Marys sits 5 and 5 in the Southern Division of the CYO League while St Patrick s contends with leaders in the Northern Division.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
A sequence of scattered college basketball results shows numerous small matches with diverse teams. Highlights include Fordham over St Michaels and Mount Union beating Marymount while Indiana State and Oklahoma City posted notable scores.
Satterfield Knocks Out Brothers in New York Bout
In a swift second round ending at St Nicholas Arena, Satterfield crushed Chicago's Brothers with a stunning left hook. The 27 year old former Golden Glover, a top light heavyweight candidate, delivered his 21st knockout as Brothers, already behind, failed to rise after the climactic flurry.
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Decker Krause Set For 30 Minute Mat Opening
Saratoga wrestler Charley Decker teams with Frank Krause of Schenectady for the 30 minute opening match at LaSalle gym on Monday. The card closes with Bernito Gardens of Chicago versus Vic Christy of Glendale. Semi windup pits Johnny Barend of Rochester against Les Ryan, both making their Saratoga debuts after Barend's Midwest tour. Also notes a delay in the fifth annual Eastern States Speed Skating Championships due to warm weather, now rescheduled for Sunday January 28.
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