Berra Raschi Sign Four Terms With Yankees Others OK
Yankee Yogi Berra and Vic Raschi signed with New York as parts of a major player raft announced with several clubs. Raschi was expected near 30k while Berra reached about 20k in St Petersburg Florida. Other signings included Heintzelman Roberts Graham Wahl with Phils Browns Athletics and former Bosox players named but trimmed from the list. Fort Worth beat Brooklyn 4 2 as Robinson joined the Dodgers in an exhibition. Coan struggled prompting manager Harris to note encouragement for 218 last year and Giants plan three starters Westrum Mueller Thomson with Harshman Lafata possible. Reds pitcher Potter quit baseball to return home taking a freshman job.
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Burg Nips Vliet 35 to 34 in Spa Finals bid
The Lansingburg High team will defend the Section II Class B championship in the Convention Hall finals on March 27. North Benaders edged Watervliet 3 H in Division play at Gibbons Hall, with Georgy Gleason and Tom Collopy fueling the 'Burg comeback amid late drama and a disputed foul.
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Ballston Triumphs Over Hoosick Falls For Class C Crown
Ballston Spa defeats Hoosick Falls 65 42 to clinch Saratoga County Class C title and avenge a prior 14 point loss. The win advances Ballston to a Mohawk Valley semifinal against Fort Plain or Dana Johari. Hoosick Falls had recovered form but failed to match Ballston’s late run. The NCAA tourney picture also develops with district selections listed and matchups set for March.
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Yonkers Group Fights Empire Night Racing
Yonkers opposition to Empire City night racing grows as residents appeal Yonkers common council for a ban. Association president William Carpenter warns a supreme court action may follow if the council does not act. They cite traffic glare noise and rowdy disturbances as core objections to the planned harness track opening next month at the old Empire City site.
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Massachusetts Boxing Commission Suspends Eight Fighters
The Massachusetts boxing commission suspended eight fighters for an indefinite period and ruled seven others unavailable to compete in the state. Suspended were Rocky Dadip of Worcester lightweight Norman Mett of Hartford welterweight Elwie Gallant of Maine middleweight Mikel Sobol of New York. Additional unavailable boxers included heavyweights Leon West Albany plus William Gilham Newark Joe Brown New York Steve King Brooklyn Roland LaStarza New York and middleweights Norman Horton Providence Rhode Island and Robert Muchum New York.
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Steve King
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Berlin Falls to Valatie 55 30 in Tilt
Valatie defeated Berlin 55 to 30 as Ace Matten and Marten led with scoring bursts. Berlin opened with a 12 10 edge, then Valatie outscored the hosts 18 6 in eight minutes and pulled away, Marten finishing with 19 points and Phil Martin adding six free throws.
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School 16 Girls Triumph In IPSAL Volleyball Tilt
School 16 defeated School 1 by 1 in a PSAL girls volleyball match. Beverly Moore and Ignittey Zapf led the winners with nine points each, Beverly Lovell added two for School 1.
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Bradley Ohio State Finish 1 2 For Top AP Laurels
Bradley and Ohio State rise to the top of the final 1949 50 AP poll with Bradley leading at 27 3 and 90 first place votes. Ohio State holds second place as Kentucky drops to third. Holy Cross and NC State follow.
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Regis College Entry Earns NAIB Tournament Bid
Regis College of Denver, a 1949 finalist, was certified as an entry in the National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament to be played in Kansas City March 13 18. Regis was defeated by Hamline University of St Paul, Minnesota in last year’s finals.
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Murphy Elected Captain of RPI Cage Team 1950s
Murphy of Springfield Mase elected captain of the 1958 61 Renneelacs Poly basketball squad. He is a junior in REI electrical engineering, 63 inches tall, 180 pounds, and a leading scorer. He also captains the 146 baseball team, a rare dual captaincy in RPI history. 1943 12 3 basketball season noted with 12 letters awarded to varsity players.
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