Boys Club Wins City Loop Cage Title Over JCC 75-50
Troy Boys Club routed JCC 75 to 50 to seal the City Amateur Basketball League championship. Five players scored in double figures for coach Dom Geracitano as Apple Couna and Keville led late runs. JCC battled back in the final period but could not overcome early deficits and the absence of injured Red Blumenthal.
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Harlem Globetrotters to Play Schenectady Buckers Tonight
The Harlem Globetrotters visit Schenectady Armory Monday for a landmark game against the Schenectady Packers in the New York State league. The globe-trotting showmen, 18-49 this season, aim to break attendance records with their signature blend of passing, ball handling, and comedy.
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Shea Promises To Be Good After 1948 Slump
St Petersburg Florida report outlines New York Yankees pitcher Spec Shea vowing to regain form after a poor 1948 season. He accepts responsibility for last year’s struggles, credits winter training and diet for fitness gains, and aims to prove his earlier 14-5 record and World Series performances were not a fluke.
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School 14 Triumphs in Overtime 23 22
In a PSAL contest yesterday School 14 edged School 12 23 22 in overtime. Captain Kenny Grimes and Jot Doyle led a late surge as Grimes scored a dozen points before the extra period and Jones led the losers with seven.
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Boxer Eldridge Eatman KOed in 21 seconds bid for title
In Gewark New Jersey Eldridge Eatman stunned in 21 seconds of the first round. The knockout came as Eatman pressed early and never let up, delivering a rapid flurry that dropped his opponent. Eatman weighed 195 pounds to the 18 1/2 stone opponent, with claims of a heavyweight title contendership.
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Stanky Signs Braves Contract
Stanky signed a contract with the Reston Braves yesterday. The deal reportedly reflects the team’s fiery Allie and includes details about a damaged ankle sidelining another player during the season.
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Padlak to Pilot Providence Nine In State Playoff Tie
Padlak steers Providence in a state playoff game with strong batting and pitching. The report notes team standings and scores including New York 6 Providence 5 and Chicago 75 Minneapolis 82 in a tense regional matchup.
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Manhattan Noses Out CCNY In NIT Finish
Manhattan College outlasted CCNY 44-43 at Madison Square Garden in a dramatic NIT endgame. Joe Galiber drew a foul, made the first free throw but missed the second as CCNY failed to tie in the final seconds. Muhlenberg beat LIU 62-54 in the opening game.
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Snow Conditions Report From New York Ski Centers
The State Commerce Department released a report on conditions at New York ski centers. Alpine Meadows shows five inches settled powder on a 6 to 10 inch base, good. Highmount six inches powder on one inch old base, poor. Lake Placid three inches old base, good. Mountain Tent Austerlitz shows main inches powder on 2 to 4 inch old base, good. North Creek Gore Mt stops and lower trails three inches settled powder on 6 to 10 inch packed base. upper trails twelve inches settled powder on 24 inch packed base, good. St Lawrence Snow Bowl Colton two inches packed powder on eight to six inch old base, good. Speculator six inches powder on 20 inch packed base, good. Whiteface Mt Wilmington 12 inches powder on two inch old base at 4100 ft, good.
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Sykela Scores 19 in Ithaca Loss to Cortland
Cortland State defeats Ithaca 71 to 62 as Andi Sykela of Waterville top Ithaca with 19 points and Ray Williams also reaches 19. Cortland finishes season with ten wins nine losses while Ithaca ends at 143 for the year.
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Siena To Play St. Francis In T Tip Benefit
Mena officials plan a March 12 benefit game at Albany Armory with Siena facing St Francis to raise funds for a Denver trip to the National Catholic basketball tournament. Siena aims for a strong finish behind a 21 6 record and a regular season finale against Scranton.
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Alpha Women end season with eight 100s in Troy meet
Alpha Women's League showcased eight 100 keglers led by Lee Riberdy 197 354 while Marya McGivern 210 40 Ann Pickney 191 539 and Leona Bachard 190 539 posted top scores as Troy area CYO basketball and junior leagues plan next weekend full slate with postponed games rescheduled.
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Loretta Chouinard
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Hogan to fully recover after blood clot operation
El Paso Texas Dr Alten Ochsner said golfer Ben Hogan would completely recover from a blood clot operation. He expected return to activity within weeks and months. Hogan injured in an automobile bus crash near Van Horn on February 2 and has been hospitalized with fractures.
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Yale Earns NCAA East Playoff Berth in Duke New York Event
Yale has been selected for the NCAA East regionals, to be played March 21 and 22 at Madison Square Garden, representing District One. Kentucky accepted an NCAA title defense invite in the East, with Lew Andreas of Syracuse heading a committee to pick the second district representative from New York and Pennsylvania. The National Invitation Tournament includes Kentucky, St Louis, Western Kentucky, and Bradley as participants, with Seattle hosting the final on March 26 to determine the overall champion.
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