Final Poll Sees Kentucky Dominate 1948 49 Standings
Kentucky led the final Associated Press basketball ranking for 1948 49 with 1 546 points and 134 first place votes. Oklahoma A and M placed second with 1208 points, while St Louis and Missouri followed with 1158 and 1120 points respectively.
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Nash's One-Handed 35-Foot Shot Upsets St Patrick's in CYO
Nash scored a dramatic 35 foot one handed shot with 1. seconds left, giving Sacred Heart of Waterstret a 38 37 upset over St Patrick's Troy in the CYO Intermediate League at the Saints' gym. St Francis defeated St Patrick Troy 30 23 in a CO Junior League game led by Tom Larkin and Joe Doyle with 12 and 11 points respectively.
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Protest Decision Looms In Cohoes Playoff Controversy
The New York State Professional Basketball League will rule on Glens Falls protest after a disputed seven game with Cohoes. Officials report a protest over a late camera intrusion and a technical foul as the decisive factors under review. Further decisions are expected today at Mohawk.
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New York State Professional Basketball League
Glens Falls
Cohnts
Ben Dinfurth
Glenn Fall
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Mohawk
Haymakers Triumph in JCC Tourney Opener
The fifth annual senior invitation basketball tournament opened at the Jewish Community Center with the Host Five Jewish Community Center beating Loudonville Mohawks 56-35. Maplewood Legion edged the RPJ Destroyers 41-38 in a tight game, while Troy Boys Club and Haymakers posted first round blowouts. Bernie Cohen led JCC with 12 points. Ike Whelan added 10 for the Mohawks. The Mohawks were hit with suspensions and technical fouls.
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Katz Jewelerson
Fort Edward
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Saratoga
Newman
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Schenectady
Troy Boys Club
Heywaakers
Jewish Community Center
Maplewood Legion
Ike Whelan
JCC
Bernie Cohen
Whelan
Bowling Leaders Highlight Area Scores Across Leagues
Cicchinelli and Lee Riberdy lead area bowling with high game totals and series in multiple leagues. John Norton and Bill Lewis also deliver top 220s to 246 in the Camp's Monday Nighters circuit while Ed Coyne posts 220-564 in Class C.
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Lee Riberdy
Waterford
Keglera
John Norton
Bill Lewis
Conrad Hepp
St. Lawrence's
Ed Coyne
Troy
Wally Rogery
Brownie Tavern
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Lee Piberdy
Ann Drugan
Betts Babcock
Ethel Ahearn
Cahill
Bob O'Mara
Frank Keinhofer
George Vogt
Ernie Joslin
Bill Jeffs
Loudonville Mohawks
Testo Clochinelli
Tony
Ceroni
Bill Lewin
Keyrouze
U' Ray Holbroop
Jo’ Ls Keyrouze
Ken Pruyn
Whelan
Chuck Beauregard
War.Grosso
Cen Brundige
John Galllagher
Noonan
Ned Guire
Roberts
Frank Seroni
Behr-Manning
John Montgomery
Olszowy
Frank Hines
Iggy Jordan
Frank Lavigne
Winikoff
Phil Maloney
Iy Cohen
Sod Troy Merchants
Beerak
EF Cine A
Dom Isadore
RC Joe Sacala
Tennis Group Meets Thursday
Local tennis group invites players of all levels to gather Thursday at the community courts. Organizers say the session focuses on cooperative play and practice drills for beginners and seasoned players alike.
Four College Teams Compete in AAU Swim Meet at RPI
Teams from Engnees Union and Hamilton headline a regional AAU swim meet at RPI with 14 participants and events including free and relay races. Notable competitors include Jordan, Milter, Cowper, Gallaher, and Guthe as teams vie for titles and standings.
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Taverne Teen Ice
Engnees Union
Hamilton
Martius
Wweh
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Bret
Larre Gallaher
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Supranowicz Shines For Michigan In Big Nine Win
Michigan defeated Illinois 72 to 53 before 8290 fans as Supranowicz led with 18 points including seven field goals and four free throws. Guard Harrison added 17 points as Michigan outscored Illinois from the line 24 to 7 and moved within one league win of the crown.
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Mid
Michigan
Amos
Ted
Illinois
Michie Kan
Wolverines
Mark Suprunowicz
Bob Harrison
Brooks Named Calumet Rider For Calumet Farm
Jockey Steve Brooks, 27, from McCook Nebraska, is named a regular rider for Calumet Farm replacing So Jo Pearson. Brooks rides notable horses like Citation Coaltown Faustess and Free America and is set for a Florida Keas season with Calumet planning multiple mounts. General Manager Ben Jones cautions about schedule but foresees a busy campaign beginning soon.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers clinch a share of Big Seven title
The Nebraska Cornhuskers beat Mississippi Tigers 62 to 56 to secure at least a share of the Big Seven Conference basketball championship. The win followed earlier results showing Missouri and Iowa State in contention as the season neared its end.
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Nebraska Cornhuckess
Tigers
Vilmer Glickman and Lee team up to topple Tiny in clash
In LaSalle arena the 22 pound Vilmer defeats 6 foot 8 inch 295 pound Lee after a disputed penalty calls. Tiny uses fouls to gain advantage as crowd roars for the Titans bout featuring Barend Mullin O Donnell and Hanson in prelims.
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Ray Vilmer
LaSalle Arena
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Wilmer
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California
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Billy Hanson
Salt Lake City
Billy
George Thuraday
Saratoga
Billikens Top Irish in Lopsided Notre Dame Victory
Macauley scored 19 points to lead St. Louis University as the Billikens built an 87 25 halftime advantage over Notre Dame. Irish fouls and early player ejections hampered any comeback as Barnhorat and Foley fouled out, while Lehmann added 16 for St Louis.
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Leo Bareharat
John Foley
Barnhorat
Foley
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Bob Lehmann
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Hartwick Holiday After Cage Team Wins Big Season
Hartwick College students were given a holiday after the basketball team finished 17 wins in 22 games this season. Under coach Hal Bradley the squad set a Hartwick record with 3 415 points. A separate football incident in Toulouse left a bite to an ear during a heated scrimmage between Samatan and Toulouse prompting the game to be halted.
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Toulouse
France
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