Playoff With Burg Scheduled By Jerry Firth
Watervliet High crushed Philip Schuyler 62 25 to tie the sectional standings and force a Tuesday playoff at Gibbons Hall gym Elena College for the sectional representative. Joe Paparian led Watervliet with 13 points as the Garnet and Gray dominated from start to finish.
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Philip Schuyler
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Elena College
Tom Jones
Falcons
Vitethans
Hoosic Valley Tops Hartford in Washington County League clash
Walter Brigga scored 23 points to lead Hoosic Valley past Hartford 51 32 in a Washington County League game. Reonnia Nicholson led Hartford with 14 as Hoosic Valley built an 11 6 first period lead and extended to a 20 14 halftime edge. Hoosiac Valley's JV won 54 24.
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Walter Brigga
Hoosick Valley
Hartford
Boudreau Picks Tribe For AL Flag
Lou Boudreau reversed himself and predicted the Cleveland Indians would win the American League pennant after brimming with optimism at the winter banquet. He rated Bowing Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago Washington and St Louis as the top clubs to challenge for the title.
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Gil Coan
Sam Mele
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Jim Busby
Grover Bowers
Bill Wilson
Bill Higdon
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Long Beach
Vernon Stephens
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
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Washburn Mears
Hartford
Graham Refuses Terms With Browns After Talk
Burbank California. Polack Graham of the St. Louis Browns balked at salary terms again after a telephone talk with vice president Charley Dewitt. He was offered the same pay as last year when he batted 208.
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Burbank
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Polack Graham
St. Louis Browns
Charley Doewrt
Dewitt
Hudson Betts Choes In Finale 52 39
In the season finale Hudson High defeated Cheos 52 to 39 at Smindir City. Coach Bad Charbonneau’s team improved to 3 11 for the season as Cheos started strong but trailed by halftime. Hudson built a decisive third quarter lead with several players scoring in double figures.
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Hudson Betts Choes
Chees
Pazera
Maryland Cleared by NCAA After Sanity Compliance Verdict
Savannah Ga reports Maryland University was ruled in compliance with the NCAA by adopting a sanity ordinance and declared eligible to participate in the NCAA. The announcement ends a period of uncertainty over eligibility for competition.
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Savannah
eHgie
Weber
Gretigatim
Area Bowling Leaders Highlight Gentry League Events
Readable lines show Schoonmaker and Gentry leading area bowlers with top single 267 and three-game 670 plus 28 dollar prize. Numerous bowlers from Gentry and Camp's Mixed clubs posted high scores and seasonal tallies. women and mixed leagues feature strong showings across Riverside and Albia centers.
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Alpha Women
Olive Waterman
McManamon
Aso
Camp
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Ace Clark
Bernard van Hoease
Wil Hea Mazula
Dom Ascensi
Fran Whinnery
Mary Gimmelli
Stella Cigchinelli
Norma van Housen
Julia Blei
LaSalle Rally Nips Cathedral In Diocesan League Fight
Walcott returns to Madison Square Garden to stop Omelio Agramonte in the seventh round as LaSalle edge Cathedral 4 0 4 7 in the Diocesan League match at Hackett Junior High. Bob Barnes lifts Cadets to a fourth-quarter rally before the stoppage amid a bruising, evenly matched bout with knockdowns and a late flurry.
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Jersey
Jon Walcott
Madison Square Garden
Omelio Agramonte
Cuba
Lasalle Hoopaters
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Cathedral
Hackett Junior High
Bob Barnes
Dom Denio
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Ray Conley
Larry Rooney
Fayves
LaSalle
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Gatto
Carilla Chase
McCarthy
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Burke
McHugh
Rovers Triumph 7-4 Over Olympics In Brisk RPI Battle
New York Rovers defeated Boston Olympics 7 to 4 in an eastern amateur hockey league game at the RPI Field House in Troy. Johnny Flynn netted a hat trick with three goals, Bruce Mather starred for the Rovers, and Don Berry opened scoring for the Olympics before the Rovers pulled away in the third period.
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New York Rovers
Boston Olympics
Troyang
Rovers
Olympics
RPI
Don Berry
Oneonta Teachers Bow In Final Cage Tilt
Oneonta Teachers lost to Plattsburg 67 to 62 ending an undefeated run. Johnstown defeated Mechanicville 34 to 28 in a tense late season game with high energy and crowd reactions.
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Plattsburg Teachers
Rovers Rally Past Olympics In Fast Hockey Showdown
The Rovers controlled the middle period as Flynn scored at 1 48 and McClellan netted twice near the near end of regulation. Dumond tied it at three all, then the Rovers pulled away with late goals by Manson Flynn and Booth to seal a 7 4 victory over the Olympics in an electrifying rink display. Attendance was urged for next week’s APL Field House games.
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Turner Named Head Of Hopkins Athletics Chairman Post
Marshall Turner, longtime Johns Hopkins assistant football and lacrosse coach since 1946, was named assistant chairman of the physical department and put in charge of intercollegiate sports.
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