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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1949
Page
17
Gehrmann and Reiff delivered thrilling performances in the Millrose Games distance events. Our Lady of Victory suffered a loss in its first basketball game, reflecting a tough start in the northern CY O Inter- circuit.
Catholic High upset Lansingburg 47 to 46 to tie for second in the Principals League as LaSalle and the Cadets pursue the title. LaSalle sits 1-3 but holds the key with two games this week including Lansingburg and Catholic High. Gehrmann and Reiff vie for Wanamaker honors as indoor minutes bring Wanamaker Trophy praise and Belgium’s Reiff leads with eight votes.
Marys Parish forms a 1x team basketball league for high school age players. William Pillsworth directs. Games begin at 7 p.m. at Marys Court Zion Hall vs Manhattan Sima meets Holt Croxa Notre Prine vs St Bonaventure. Players listed include Marchise Whimple Fennally Bonotme Banhatian-Testo Bell Comray Ryan O Keefe King Suny Panntla Pastinena Marmac Foley Lamune Notre Dame Reiger Dow Cates Pasonella Cegha Gazeline St Bonaventure Morans Santora Posaniello BR Casey.
Our Lady Of Victory Five succumbed 40 26 to St Francis at St Patrick's gym. Jack Evers scored 14 and Jim Griffin 13, sparking the Crusaders as Hillside edged a tie break in the medi- league game. Sacred Heart of Lansingburg trailed 12 23 at halftime as St Francis surged.
Siena College basketball held Le Moyne to 41 points as Roy Peters and teammates controlled play. Don Savage led Le Moyne with 14 points while Siena shared scoring across ten players and maintained a strong defensive record amid a busy week.
Ray Blum and Mary Lynch repeated their wins at the Glens Falls Winter Carnival speed skating events securing championships as the weekend schedule was completed after a Saturday postponement. Blum scored 30 1 points to win the men’s division for Paterson NW Skating Club while Lynch led the women’s division with 70 points for Elks Skating Club Newburgh. Team standings had Paterson on top with 230 points, Pittsfield second with 220, and Newburgh third with 180. Alex Goguen of Pittsfield won the three mile race in 9 minutes 308 seconds.
JCC Troy center ispace secures an easy 61 47 win over Montreal YMHA. Red Blumenthal and Stan Schaffer pace the locals with 29 points as Troy leads 14 10 after one, 20 21 at halftime, and 50 30 after three. Montreal rally falls short as Seymour Bobbitt and Harold Vinikoff add double figures.
Ace Admiral the ace of coast turf, an Arcadia winner, led a $137,200 purse victory in the Santa Anita Maturity. Jockey Johnny Gilbert steered the Tennessee bred four year old to a half length win over Rose Beam and Dinner Gong as crowds watched 52,000 attend and betting totals neared 2.85 million for the day. Rose Beam earned 20,000, Dinner Gong 15,000, and Vulcan's Force 10,000 with Ace Admiral's extra nomination fee deducted from earnings.
A compact page lists pro basketball results across teams and cities. Minneapolis 84 Washington 7, Baltimore 93 Fort Wayne 78, Syracuse 78 Dayton 8, Wateries 80, Sheboygan 46, Moline 22 Oshkosh 68, Harlem 42, Saratoga 2h, Glens Falls 65 Schenectady 61.
Minneapolis Lakers star George Mikan scored 48 points to break the ABA single game scoring record, leading a 84-79 victory over Washington before 9,138 fans. Mikan hit 18 field goals and 12 free throws, surpassing the previous mark shared by Joe Fulks and Carl Braun.
St Peter's senior basketball team meets Troy Boys Club at 8 30 p m today in the St Peter's Lyceum. Coach Al Gray requests that Art Mace Jim Hourigan Bill Connery Bob Bowe Dan Gray Duke Grey Mack Bud Nash Jack Ryan Wally Brewer and Bob Salazar report for the contest. The Wildcats and Pathfinders play a 7 p m preliminary, a St Peter's House League game.
The Eastern New York Golf Association schedules its annual meeting Saturday at Wolferts Roost Country Club Albany. Elections for executive officers and the Board of Governors run 3 to 5 p.m. with candidates including President Guy Ralph and others listed. New committees will be named and 1919 season plans set.
The Arsenal City Motors host Maplewood Legionnaires at Wa tervilet High gym with Lou Cioffi adding height. Motors, in their first court season, rely on former Legion players. Maplewood aims for revenge behind player coach Frank Vetters, Bob Lewis, and Bob Degnan.
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