LaSalle tops St. Mary's 39 35 in Diocesan League clash
LaSalle Institute defeated St. Marys 39 to 35 at Fourth Street court to stay in the three way Diocesan League lead with CBLA and Vincentian. Jack Maloney connected on a crucial pass for the final hoop as Ed O’Haire returned from illness to lead the Buckets with 11 points in a tense battle.
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Jerry Firth
St. Mary's Bucketeers
Jack Maloney
Jack Walsh
LaSalle Institute
Fourth Street Court
Diocesan League
CBLA
Vincentian
Cathedral
Eshaie
Ace Ed O'Hair
Local High School Basketball Scores Batch
Troy High defeated Albany High 37 to 25 while Vincentlon posted 43 in a separate win. Catholic High beat Cohoex 58 to 28 and Hudson 48 outscored Watervliet 47 to 34. Lac Salle 39, St. Marys 34. CBA 47, Cathedral 23. Lansingburg 33, Philip Schuyler 2. Ey Milne 52, Albany Academy 43. Mont Pleasant 64, Amsterdam 47. Nott Terrace 39. Waterford 41. St Josephs Schenectady 49. Hoosick Falls 46. Baliston Spa a.
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LaSalle
St Mary's (A
Cathedral
St Mary's Mt. “Vincentian
Catholic High
Troy High
Albany High
Vincentlon
Cohoex
Berlin
Hudson
Watervliet
Lac Salle
St. Mary's
CBA
Lansingburg
Philip Schu
Waterford
St Joseph's
Chenectady
Hoosick Falls
Baliston Spa
Russ And Ed Inglis Steal Spotlight In Area Bowling
Cohoes High defeated Berlin Central 58-28 on the Spindle City court. Cohoes led 18-9 after the first quarter, 29-13 at halftime, and 47-23 after three quarters, stifling Berlin star Art Goodermate. Skip McDonald led the Cohoes offense with 15 points.
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Cohoes High
Berlin Central
Spindle City
Art
Keveny Quint Triumphs Over St Ann 38 to 34
Keveny Quint defeated St Ann 38 to 34 in a Sunday gym feature. Ravena 25 and Columbia 25 were noted in round robin playoff lines. The chaotic print lists several scores such as Draper 34 and St Marys 15, with unclear references to teams and venues.
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Keveny Quint
St. Ann
Scotia
Draper
Keveny
St. Ann's Alley
CHYL
Ravena
Columbia
Castleton
Voork
St. Mary's
Waterford Shades Corp Five Triumph in Close 13-1 Win
Waterford High remained a top area Class B team, edging Fordians 41-40 to stay atop the Troy region standings. Tram Toohey and Joe Kilne led Waterford with key scoring while Waterford’s defense limited their rivals, as the Fordsons raced to a late rally in the fourth period.
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Waterford Shades Corp
Waterford High
Troy
Joseph's
Schenectady
Tord Tayont
Fordians
Satatoga Springs
Water-forch
Tram Toohey
Joseph
Jark Kilne
Johnny Sober
Waterford
Fred Morris
Fordsons
Capt den Maker
Kling
Gur
Troy Defeats Albany 37 25 to Tie For 3rd Place
Troy High clinched a Class A playoff berth by beating Albany 37 25 at Beverfth Avenue. Larry Johnson and Jim Griffin led a 13 point halftime swing to 18 30, Johnson with 12 points earning top honors. Albany shot poorly after the opening quarter as Lou Schupp scored 14 for Albany, while Troy earned a 31 15 edge after three quarters. The jayvee won 30 19 with Harry Mikhitarian scoring 12.
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Troy High
Schenectady
Albany High
Beverfth Avenue
Troy
Albany
Larry Johnson
Jim Griffin
Johnson
Steve Abbott
Lou Schupp
Rosera
Jayvee
Harry Mikhitarian
Dom Berevino
Schuyler
Ramsey
Bebernitz
Burg
Lansingburg
Ramery
Ceilopy
Liningburg
Danny Warren
Burg Jngvees
George Gleason
Carter
Schuyier
Suummars
Cohoes
Don Toomb
Steve Sharkey
F.H. T.P
Mastodons
Edson
Kramer
Schupp
Royal
Brown
Cohoers
Brosman
Ravida
Stein Vanderhurst
Zabdinsky
Glens Falls
FB. T.P
Kinick
Kramer Zeller Schuyler
Welch
Forbes
Walt Abbott
Eckerson
Griffis
Coward
Ablitzok i Press
Marielle Rosenstein Mroczkowsk
Kasner
J Bielnberg
Catholic High
Vincentian Institute
CCHS
Vincentian
Trojans
Foula
al Herberger
Bud McClure
Tom Leonard
Jack van Steenburg
Jay Teem
Frank Connelly
Bob Peck
Bob Mulcahy
Crusaders
Connelly
Herberger
Val Steenburg
Bob LaPars
Catholic High Segvees
VI Juniors
Jack Dotyn
Rey
Downey Ied
Catholic Hightith
Harry Moore
Vincentian FG
Tterberger
Duncan
Peck
Ass Blair
J Carpenter
H Torala
Catholic High A
Stuleahy
Brady
Duncon
van Steenburg
la Parl
Keegan
Leonard
McClure
Dons Win Over Glens Falls 61 43 In Playoff Opener
The Dons defeated Glens Falls 61 to 43 in the opening playoff game as Mohawk forfeited. Lansingburg edged Philip Schuyler 39 32 at Knickerbocker Court, finishing an unbeaten eight game league schedule and forcing a title decision in the State League.
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Dons
Glens Falls
Mohawk
J Reshy Wood
Lanningburg High Quint
Philip Schuyler
Knickerbocker Court
Schuyler
Mike Alvaro
Burg
Northenders
Bob Ramsey
Duke" Behernicz
Tom Collopy
Ramsey
Watervliet Nosed Out By Hudson In Tight Clash
Hudson High defeated Watervliet 48 to 47 after a 16-1 first quarter surge. John Kennedy led Watervliet with 17 points in his final game as Red Sheffen scored 20 for Hudson. The loss cost Watervliet second place in the Class B standings as Hudson edged ahead.
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Watervliet High
Hudson High
Arsenal City Cagers
Hudson
Watervliet
Tom Jones
Cagera
Waterviet
John Kennedy
Viet
Kennedy
Red” Sheffen
Waterviiet
Matteo Dominick
G. FE
Bath
de Civorta
Trowbridge
Sheffen
Yacone
Carrool
Watervlie? High
Page
Igoe
Fowler
Paparien
DiBacto
Romaneo
Arsenal City Faces St Johns In Hudson Event Finals
Arsenal City Motors meet St Johns of Amsterdam in the Hudson Boys Club tournament final after each side won two games. Amsterdam edged Motors previously, while other local teams enter a six team round robin at Watervliet High. Dancing follows the 7:30 pm tipoff as Catholic High’s bid for Diocesan glory ends with Vincentian Institute’s 437 victory.
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Arsenal City Motors
St. John's of
Amsterdam
Hudson
Motors
Watervliet High Court
Jare
Cahill’s Sportsters
Danny's Grill
Cohoes
Lansingburg Boys Club
Troy
Louis Oppenheim Post
VFW
Albany
DeMarco Upsets Graham in Madison Square Garden
Paddy DeMarco of Brooklyn shocked Billy Graham of New York in a feature middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. DeMarco, 235 pounds, assaulted Graham from the opening rounds to seize a big early lead, with judges Susskind 6 4, O Sullivan and the referee scoring similarly, AP agreeing with the result as a 64 decision amid a 3,493 crowd.
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New York Upi
Paddy DeMarco
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham
New York
DeMarco
Graham
Arthur Susskind
Jack O'Sullivan
Jack Watson
Associated Press
Susskind
Marconi Club Beats Albany Felt In State League Opener
The Marconis defeated Albany Felt 51 to 44 last night at Cohoes Armory in the preliminary to the Cohoes Glens Falls State League game.
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Marconi Club
Albany Felt
Cohoes Armory
Cohoes Glens Falls
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