Unbeaten Crusaders Still Rated Tops in AP Poll
Holy Cross remained the top team in the AP basketball poll with a 14 0 record, while Duquesne is second. St John s Kentucky Ohio State and La Salle are closely bunched in the top eight. St John s led with wins over St Frances and moved into the top 10.
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New York
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Crusaders
Holy Cross
Duquesne
Eigo
Youngatown
Iron Dukes
Cincinnati
Loulaville
Tulan
St. Louia
Bradley
Nixth
Long Island University
Lawrence Tech
M- 54
St. John's
Kentucky
Ohio State
la Salle
St. Francia
Redmen
Notre Dame
Xavier
Georgia
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Temple
North Carolina State
Louisville
Virginia Tech
Troy Boys Club routs Mechanicville to extend streak
Troy Boys' Club downed Mechanicville Vagabonds 68 to 40 as Butch Bucciero poured in 24 points to push the unbeaten team to ten straight wins at State Street gym. Emeralds and St Patrick's both cruised in the doubleheader with big scorers leading their routs.
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Troy Boys’ Club
Cagers
Mechanicville Vagabonds
State Streeters
Emerald A. C
Turk” Lillsqueen
St. Patrick's
Boys
Mechanicville
Joe Delano
Len Fiacco
Emeralds
Frank Buckley
Mulqueen
Driscoll
Degnan
Mel Bride
Clifford
Delsignore
Keegan
St. Patrick’'s
Hourigan
Kane
Buckley
Brewey
Boys’ Club
Cavatin
Flueren
Riley
McGraw
Bucciero
Valenti
Bochetti
Holland
Dunbar
Rubing
Defane
DeVitto
Fiacco
Perrato
Sio
Raiders Schedule Includes Four-Game Stretch Next Week
The Raiders announce a four game span in four days starting tomorrow at 7 30 against the Eagles of North Adams at LaSalle Gym with a prec liminars to Arsenal City Mo TAPS games. Thursday they face Clemmans at the CA and Friday travel to North Adams for a Senior House tie against unbeaten Panthere led by Peta Ranvolor who averages 22 points.
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Outfit
Eagles of NorthAdams
LaSalle Gym
Arsenal City
Q Clemmans
Raiders
North Adams
Panthere
Bay States
Cag
Peta Ranvolor
X &Footer
Stou “Waar
Billy McLear Briggs
Chartes
RPI Seeks Replacements For Lassen And Brower
RPI aims to fill two key gaps as Lassen and Brower sit out the Engineers basketball lineup. Coach Jucker prepares for Rochester University, expecting a tough test in Rochester, eyeing replacements for the injured stars and acknowledging a challenging matchup ahead.
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RPI
Lassen
Brower
Alexander
Yellowjacketa
Ed Hneup
Rochester University
Scholastic Cagers To Launch Busy Week’s Slate Tonight
The Waterford High squad hosts in Hoosick Falls as four scholastic games kick off a packed week. Tonight’s matchups include Hoosick Falls at Waterford and St Johns Albany at St Johns Rensselaer with a slate of games across local schools and parochial schedules.
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Morris
Waterford
Hoosick Falls
St. John's
Alb
Rensselaer
Vincentian
Philip Schuyler
Hackett
St. Columbia's
Draper
Waterford Quint Host To Hoosick Falls Hoosick Falls
Waterford hosts Hoosick Falls in a key Saratoga County League boys basketball showdown. Waterford relies on youth with one regular from last season and aims to correct basics while Hoosick Falls rides a 6 1 district mark and eyes top spot.
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Fordians' Court
Doug Eighmey
Ton Spa
Ing
Greenwich
U MM
Fred Sierras
Bob Guesme
Jay Ver
Berth
St Marys
Hoosick Fells
Burnt Hills
Peetty Cleee
Masere
Gehrmann Wilt Race Victory Highlights Conference Table
The conference table event ended with Gehrmann and Wilt as winners in a tense race. Officials noted the performance of the Gon veh AL team and praised the judges for their handling of the proceedings. Indiana Tourer Pit Var and Bastyr figures were mentioned in relation to the outcome and subsequent actions.
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Clark
Bastyr
Onder Stoke
New York
Golden Superman to wrestle in Schenectady show
Matace of Chicago square tag Walder Podolak faces Jim Austein of New York in a two of three falls main event at the Argonautn Sporting club at Paradise Roller Rink Albany Street Schenectady. It is Superman's first Schenectady appearance with Austein having drawn here last week with Francois Miguel heavyweight champion of France.
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Albany Street
Schenectady
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Austein
Francois Miguel
France
Pedro Cordova
Madrid
Spain
Chick Garibaldi
St. Louis
Tony Cosenza
New York
Jesse James
Washington
Steve Gob
Jacksonville
Fla
Harry Finkelstein
Snuggery Rout Lanning: Seaccery A A Tops Five
Snuggery overwhelmed Lansing’s clubs 61 to 36 as Fapier scored 22 points and Larry Tapiers led with 20 for Seaccery AA. Pavers and others contributed, while Chih quintet failed to keep pace in the Lansingburg High tilt.
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Inet
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Larry Tapiers
Bish Ming Se
Zapf
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Azare
Tagie
Taner Chih- Heily
Odeart
Yonkers Harness Dates Approved for Fall Meeting
Yonkers Raceway wins approval for a harness racing season starting late summer. Officials say the schedule includes major events with a focal point around July 28 and culminates near August 28.
Siena Hosts St Francis Quint Tonight Inarm?: O'Brien Out
Siena College ready for a midweek showdown with St Francis of Loretto Pa at the Washington Avenue Armory. Injury leaves reserve George O'Brien out a month while captain Bill Boland and Charley Northrup also sidelined. The Frankies boast an 11 2 record and feature Bul Vanish 17 1 scoring form with several 100 point games this season. Prelim is 7 p.m. with Ed Lange and Ralph Fedullo matching up against Siena’s Cunha guard lineup.
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Siena College
Indians
St. Francis
Loretto
Washington Avenue
Loudonville
Manhattan College
George O'Brien
Bill Boland
Charley Northrup
Amsterdam
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Siena
Manhattan
Bt. Francis
William
Hughes
Steubenville
Ohio
Indiana
Cawego
St. Joseph's
LeMoyne
Bul Vanish
Allentown
Wanish
John Bodner
George Banchansky
Wally Stapleton
Andy Hleba
Slena
Dan Cunha
Ed Lange
Bill Harrell
George Bruda
Ed Kolakowski
Ralph' 'Fedullo
Jake Labate
One Runaway Three Close Tilts In Patroon League
Blackhawks beat Hillside 22 to 12 at Hillside gym. Mohawks edged Globetrotters 19 13. Niagara tops Dwyer Midgets 28 7. Hillbillies defeat Holy Cross 13 11. Box scores list players and team totals for each game.
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Hillside
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Mohawks
Globe Trotters
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Dwyer
Hillbillies
Holy Cross
Desyaners
Tracy
Teitsch
Kasper
Jones
McGill
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Macey
Jacques
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Eaton
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Kennedy
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Coila
Samarco
Canpon
Collins
G. Jackson
Hunt
Frear
Holy Croes
D. Ferris
McMahon
Holland
Dilton
Felt and Behr-Manning Clash in Top Industrial Tilt
Felt carries a 1 0 record to face third place Behr-Manning in the feature game of the Industrial League at TM CA. Behr-Manning leads the pack with a 64 mark, chasing Marshall Eclipse which sits atop with a 72 record. Marshall Eclipse meets Seven Up while Veteran Vocational and the Raiders open the card with 28 records each.
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TMCA
Marshall Eclipse
Veterana Vocational
Raiders
Ned
Will Angle
Trk-Hughes
Scribes Honor Houtteman As Most Courageous Athlete
Award honors Philadelphia pitcher Houtteman once near death after a serious injury He returned months later to win a pivotal game for the Detroit Tigers The list of honorees includes Gene Bearden Mary Frost Pete Gray and others from major leagues and colleges This commemorative feature highlights resilience in sports history.
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Philadelphia
Cabthander
Athetes
Gene Bearden
Cleveland Indians
Athietice
Mery
Frost
Dartmeuth University
Pete Gray
Fob
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Almas, Bind Tenmyagivamia Mrestiis and Mor Wed Cecprane
fTortier Gustaces
Tetra Tuget
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Pryadan Pa Eagles
Repte 3G
Leon Canting
Polio drive nears end as bowling leagues report standings
The piece notes a late push for March of Dimes fundraising led by Chairman Joe Carey with many leagues still to respond. It surveys bowling leaders across Old Reliable Empires, Venetian Tavern, Lou's Diner, Mexiex, Hi-Way, and Casbahs, listing team records and top individual scores, including Johnny Walthers and Cy Wagar, and details from Gentry League events and Mr and Mrs handicap contests.
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PS Rece Pirie Atenue
Ters
Mechanicvilla
Lou's Diner
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Lou's
Johnny Walthers
Art Coulson
Cy Wagar
Tommy Thorns
Joe Sacala
Joe
Doug Schoonmake
Dom Isabella
Johnny Rush
Ed Inglis
Matt Hetman
Hetman Brothers
Mike
Joops
Pete Demento
Tom Williams
Jack Kellett
Tomy Willams
John Carboni
Ralph Heinzen
Tony Bologna
Bill Baker
Howard Bode
Ed Russ
Erv Eaton
Fred Woods
Freddie
Ralph Wilson
Lou Dufresne
Waltons
Clossons
Nealons
Johnny McManus
Johnny
Oma
Mr. l
Harald P Radz
Chet Peiffer
Bill Carner
Bill Carner Had 1216 Just One Pin Over Mr. and Mr. I. Seaman
Roy Ottman
Polly Wagar
Sycaway
George Kranz
Red Sox
Tigers
Senatore
Yankees
Indians
Brens
Athletics
Eric Farieau
Joe Brennan
Mike Canis Perth
al Witz
Howara Bremmegap
Mike Cania
Clase
Ralph Cade Anidseway
Tom Danaher
Ahnhasiss
Hareld
Monér
Hareld Krier Hoth Hasong
Ty Cantavelth
Chet Lande
Knights of Columbus Plan Pin Tournament Trip
Troy area Knights of Columbus organize a special train to Newark for the annual pin tournament. Delegations from Gloversville Amsterdam Schenectady Rensselaer Watervliet Green Island Cohoes Mechanicville Granville and Rutland VT will join the largest Troy group yet. Entries due February 10 with team and doubles selections February 13. Hotel reservations close March 15 on a first come basis. Train leaves Troy April 29. buses meet at Grand Central for transport to Newark. Five man events at Newark recreation alleys on April 3 with doubles and singles. return to Troy 9 pm.
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Schenectady
Rensselaer
Watervliet
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Villemain Secures Quick Victory Over Stock in Paris Bout
Robert Villemain, returning champion of France, defeated Jean Stock in a one round match at Sports Palace. Villemain dominated with three knockdowns and eight counts on Stock, who was down twice in the fifth and once in the ninth. Stock, former French middleweight champ, failed to defend his title in time.
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City College of New York
Muhlenberg
Beavers
Ohio State
Indiana
Kansas State
UCLA
Toledo
Paris
Robert Villemain de
France
Jake la Motta
Jean Stock
Sports Palace
Villemain
Stock
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