St Augustine Five Wins Close Tilt In CYO Loop
St Augustine's quintet edged St Bridget's 25 24 in the closest game of the five played in the CYO Intermediate Basketball League at LaSalle gym. Other junior league tilts featured St Paul the Apostle 32 19 over St Peter and Sacred Heart Watervilet 34 20 over St Joseph Green Island.
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Larkin
Strack
Vasser
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Campano
Niagara Defeats Scranton 67 to 46 in college game
Niagara Falls NY Niagara University surged to a quick lead in the opening seconds and pulled away to a 67 46 victory over the University of Scranton. The margin stood 34 12 at halftime. Harry Folow led Niagara with strong scoring, while John Leghing of Scranton sparked his team.
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Cinse
Holy Cross Eyes 15th Straight Victory Against Springfield
Holy Cross, ranked No 1 in AP, aims for its 11th straight win as it hosts Springfield College tomorrow. Co Captain Bob Cousy, back from illness, leads the Crusaders, who have three tough games next week including Colgate and Rhode Island State.
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Two St. Josephs Quintets Score Close Conquests
Two St. Josephs squads opened with tight wins at South Troy. Jackie Madsen led a 20 27 victory over St. Pauls Juniors, while MecNamine scored 4 for St. Pauls. St Josephs Intermediate beat St Patrick 46 42. George Tett and Ray Connolly led a 74 point effort for the home team.
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Sharp-Shooting Saratoga Thumps Cohoes Yanks Lead
Saratoga yankees overwhelmed Cohoes 85-67 at Baratage's Invention Hall. George Crows, Rabbit Walthour, and Hank Beronte led a relentless attack, with Beronte hitting four straight outside shots. Cohoes, down 5 at times, never recovered as Lonnie Jamieson and Kelly Brosman led the best efforts for the losers. The loss cements Cohoes in last place.
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George Crows
Rabbit” Walthour
Hank Beronte
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Peroda
Kelly Brosman
Lonnie Jamieson
Long Inland
Hornet Faces Farmer in Tonight's Mat Card at LaSalle
The Green Hornet Jim Henry returns to the LaSalle Gym for a feature bout with Farmer Jake Bernard after a prior disqualification. The semi final pairs Mays McLain against Bob Bailey, with Manjo Singh and Juan Hernandez set for an early middleweight clash. Sailor Jack Adams meets Steve Budynes in the curtain raiser, with a 8 30 start.
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Miami
Jack Adams
Atlanta
Steve Budynes
Schenectady
Barrett and Cramer Duel for Lead in Troy Bowling Standings
Bill Barrett preserves a pin lead atop the Troy Individual Bowling League after a 2-1 win over Dom Isabella, closing game two 239-231. Morris Cramer also wins 2-1 against Carlo Flacco as Johnny DePaul ties for fourth by sweeping Lou De Lucia. Several leaders posted lower scores while Eddie Inglis and Tony Morini top the day with 649 and 621 respectively. many results were below par.
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Morris Cramer
Troy
Dom Isabella
Bill
Cramer
Carlo Flacco
Johnny DePaul
Johnny Awept
Lou de Lucia
Frank Beditz
Carlo Fireco
Bul Barrett
Red Granan
Chick Cicehtanelli
Boyd Connally
Charlie Bachard
Charlie Cassidy
Bushnell Out Of Order In Decision On Mile Photo Finish
AP report says Herald Tribune misawarded the War amaker Mile photo finish last night. Scribe Jesse Abraticon asserts Fred Wit should have won and that Asa Bushell exceeded his authority as chief finish judge in the deciding vote for Gehrmann.
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Fred Wit
Don Gehrmann
Jesse Abraticon
Asa Bushell
Gehemann
Motors Overpowers JCC 72 to 65 in Third Quarter Rally
Arsenal City Motors surged in the third period to pull away from the Jewish Community Center 72 to 65 at JCC Court. An 11 point third-quarter lead, aided by outside shooting, secured the victory as JCC faded after Joe Hogan fouled out and Harod Vinikof led scoring for JCC with 14 points while Dick Di Bacco paced the Motors with 21. Referee Jim McCarthy called 13 fouls on each side.
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Blumenthal
Lotus
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Carpenter
Hoanigesene & Hogan
Bohtin
Exams End as Cagers Hit Courts Across Nations
College basketball quickens after exams with top teams posting wins. Kentucky extended its home streak to 74 as Vanderbilt edged Tennessee, while Auburn and Georgia Tech upset Tulane and LSU. North Carolina State and Duke won, and conference races saw shifts including Vanderbilt leading the SEC and Oregon overpower Washington, with notable upsets in the Southern and Pacific Coast leagues.
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Associated Press
Wildcate
Notre Dame
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Idi¢É
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Duquesne
Bradley
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Wildcats
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Baron Adolph Rupp
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Richmond
Virginia Tech
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Racing Arcadia Calumet Farm dominates Santa Anita Maturity
Arcadia California Calumet Farm stars Ponder and Two Lea finish first and second in the $190000 Santa Anita Maturity with Ponder earning 375200 and Two Lea 20000. Winning time noted as 2022 5 for 114 miles. Also reports Jasmine Stakes win at Hia Neah, and coaching changes including Barr retirement and Lonborg becoming KU athletic director.
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Ponder
Two Lea
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Hia- Neah
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Pontalba
Fair Grounds
Bromwich Quist End Net Doubles Run as Pair
The Sydney Morning Herald reports John Bromwich and Adrian Quist, eight time Australian doubles champions, will no longer play as a pair after defeating Eric Starebees of South Africa and Jaroslav Drobny of Czechoslovakia in Melbourne. Bromwich, 31, may retire and Bromwich is expected to partner Australian Billy Sidwell next.
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Sydney
Night Games Listed By American League Clubs
Fragmented OCR from a historical sports page describes eight clubs scheduling night games, presidents playing appoints, and references to opening rounds and holidays. It mentions dates around April, references to Labor Day and Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York venues. The article is confirme as a sports roundup with plans for home Sundays and open night fixtures.
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Bostemand
Damesink Lehor
Washington
Demaret Wins Ben Hogan Open With Narrow Margin
Demaret nipped Snead at the Phoenix opened with a 269 as Snead failed to convert an eight foot putt. Demaret led all four days in rain soaked conditions, finishing two under par yesterday. Snead finished second at 270, Hogan shot 263 and tied for lower money with 16.44 dollars. Tiger?
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Jimmy Demaret
Bam Snead
Jolly Jimmy Ince
Ben Hogan
Demaret
Snead
Desmaret
Jimmy
Ojal
Calif
Bob Goldwater
Thunderbirds
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Hogan
Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Seattle
Norwegian At Middlebury Wins Placid Ski Jumps
Norwegian student at Middlebury, Lake Placid hosted 65 meter interval jumps as world championship preview. Mohn led Norwegians, beating Bergmann with 211.1 points from 220 and 203 foot jumps, Barber and Devlin placed third and fourth. Four hospitals admitted after the fall prone on ice covered hill.
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GPI
Christian Mohn
Middlebury
Mohn
Arnfinn Bergmann
Alao
Merrill Barber
Brattleboro
Arthur Devlin
Bergmann
Barber
Devlin
Berlin Five Splits Pair Of Close Games
The Berlin five split a doubleheader in a pair of close games at Community Hall, drawing a packed house and a $41 payoff to the pollio fund. Berlin led early but fell behind late in the opener before edging back in the fourth. The second game saw Berlin hampered by injuries with five players, falling after a late spurt by Green Island. Frank Beditz led Berlin with 764 series, Art Goodermore scored 25 for the home squad, and Hudson City Hospital welcomed a newborn Pin Patriarchs member. Berlin hosts Waterford American Legion tonight and goes to Troy Hight Wednesday.
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Frank Beditz
Chick Foley
Art Gooder
Mate
Frank Lewis
Arn Goodermore
Waterford American Legion
Emerald AC
Troy
Annex Women Keglers Stage Polio Pin Match
The Annex Tues dax Nighters raised a $17 contribution to the March of Dimes polio drive. In a bowling rematch at Trojan Bowl-O-Torium the Annex Women lost to Sep tentino's Girlf of Albany. Team rosters included Helen Thordern Macy Walkinshaw Jane Olmeread Kay Brown and Lorraine Hoseer with Sorrentinn members Fiorrore Rehm Mary Schneader Exe Adam Lory Seymour and Chite Preisser.
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Kay Brownsen
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Lorraine Hoseer Were Herisite
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Mary Schneader
Exe Adam
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Chite Preisser
Peter Paul Stars Stop St. Bridget's Juniors
Peter Paul Stars defeated St. Bridget's Juniors with a 83 to 27 score. Malone led Peter Paul with 18 points, followed by Glove, McClure, and McNemnee. for St. Bridget's, Marvin topped the scoring with 13 and Need added 12.
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St. Bridget’s
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