NCAA Hockey Berths Draw Larries and BC for East West
East champ St Lawrence and Boston College earn NCAA invitations for opening rounds at the RPI Field House with Michigan State and North Dakota from the West. MSU and BC meet. ND battles St Lawrence while St Lawrence faces MSU or ND in the early pairings.
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Bob Peuboily
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George Gratin
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Louisville
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Border Conference
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Holway leads Albany Teachers past Rensselaer Poly
Albany Teachers College prevailed 61 to 53 over Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Albany. Dick Savers praised Holway who scored 28 and dominated inside as the Teachers finish 17-8, while Kalbaugh’s Engineers slide to 9-4 with two games remaining.
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Albany
Colere
Rensselaer Poly
St Michael's Faces Evansville in NCAA tourney pre final
St Michael's of Vermont, last year's runner up, will meet Evansville in a quarterfinal NCAA Saint College Basketball Tournament game. The pairings for the eight finalists were released, with North Carolina AGT and American U, among others, also drawn.
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Vermont
Evansville
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Frida
North Caro
Lina Agt
American U
South Dakota State
Abuplos State
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Tope
Southhwest Missouri
St. Michaels
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RPI Swimmers Bring Home 22 Medals At State Meet
RPI sent 10 swimmers to the State Swimming Meet at Cortland State and collected 22 medals, trailing only Colgate in total. CoCaptain Paul Wolfman set a 200 butterfly mark of 2:80.2 for second, while George Cormier's 200 backstroke time of 2:23.3 earned a school record and second place. Fran LaGase claimed the state crown in the 100 freestyle and contributed to relay successes alongside teammates Gales, Mosler, Parsons, Ryter, and others.
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RPL
Cortland State
Colgate
Haiders
CoCapt
Paul Wolfman
George Cormier
Fran Lagase
I Fear
Satie
M Engineers
John Carter
George Gottsch
Frank Irving
Teisselaer
George Dermer
Goetsch
Hoffman
LaGase
Buffalo
Freauman
Tom Gales
Hank Mosler
Gary Parsons
Don Ryter
Nan Nattser
Mosler
Parsons
RPI Matmen Ease Past Rochester in Freshman Discoveries
Rensselaer engineers, in their rookie wrestling season, posted a decisive 199 victory at the University of Rochester. Freshmen led the effort with back to back pins from Jim Fitzgerald and John Meldrim sealing the win, as Rochester struggled with limited success in five bouts.
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Unis
University of Rochester
Engineers
Rochester
Reals
Rensselaer Goxch Nord Smalljing
Jim Fitzgerald
John Meldrim
Fitzgerald
John Eckert
Mekrim
Hensstraer
Brooklyn Poly
Albany State
Cla Paul Smith
Kings Point
Union
Oswero
Nelron
URY
Unclear OCR Sports Result List
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and numbers including Montreal and Breton with mixed scores. No coherent event or outcome identifiable.
Loss Undoubtedly Cost Trojans 4 Bid To NCAA Tourney
Clarkson beat RPI 6 3 at the Field House in a hard fought hockey game. The loss likely ends RPI's chances for an NCAA Tournament bid as Clarkson storms ahead with key goals by Van Tammeren Armstrong and Graham while Oltone faced heavy pressure in the final period.
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Hill
Rensselaer Poly
Lo Clarks
Field House
Engineers
RPI
Clarkson
RPL
Potsdam
Soavh Ceglarski
Bobby Otlone
Pentie
Bill Armstrong
Olipnr
Bobby JabLammers
Tivo
VanLammers
Mel Tomalty
Bill Little
Bobby
Oltone
Vantammoers
Cneaptain
al Graham
Apt
Arnstrong
Ray Brlasky
Vantammera Cams
Wack
Ottone
Grahamy
Larry McMullen
Ridghall
Armstrong
Wegail Ls
Bill Lille
Grahan
Noalie
Air Officer Dies In Boca Raton Race Crash
A car crash during a sports car event in Boca Raton claims the life of Donald Whitiosn, 24, of Palm Beach Air Force Base and Detroit. He was partially ejected as his red Uetumph vehicle rolled after leaving an unused airstrip used for the day’s races. The accident occurred after Whitiosn took a postrace position in the feature race. the program included 30 cars, with Casner of Kami driving a Ferrari.
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Fla
Hilling
Donald Whitiosn
Tun
Palm Beach Air Force Base
Detroit
Wechernday Tang
Lieyd Uae Casner
Kami
Teste Losha
Littler Retains Lead in New Orleans Golf Tournament
Gene Litler from Singing Hills California carded par 72 on the 6,700 yard City Park course to stay atop the field at the New Orleans Opera Golf Tournament with a three round total of 209. He leads by one stroke over former Marine Oil Colling of Balthstare who shot 70 yesterday for 210 overall.
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New Orleans
API
Gene Litler
Singing Hills
Cali
City Park
Marine Oil Colling
Balthstare
Basketball Asan tenserare af Watergilet ft. Lonces fT
Scholastic item appears to report a basketball event featuring teams or players such as Watergilet and Lonces fT with various unclear names and locations. The readable fragments hint at a quarter by quarter score or matchup listing, naming schools or clubs like St. Joseph's and Bethlehem, amid a dense OCR garble.
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Lonces
Shih Wawa
Abaay Academy
Lanalgnuira
Faneess
Retlehem
Tim Iesa
Mudkeniega
Waterorlah
Dartmouth Wins NCAA Playoff Berth After Big Weekend
Dartmouth clinched a berth in the NCAA major championships with a late rally over Princeton. Bradley defeated North Carolina State to boost the Braves into NCAA contention while Cincinnati’s loss kept multiple teams in the race for NCAA and NIT spots across conferences. The NIT opens Thursday with second round NCAA games following tonight in Madison Square Garden and campuses nationwide.
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Bradley
Rankeed
Cincinnati
Dartmonth
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Saline
Rudy Lalusso
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Mine
Ohio
Marquette
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Einnali
St. Louis
Paul Hislitest
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Inerat
OHNE
Werat
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Chamipionabipnly
NGAA
Inser
Srms Portland
Ore
NEC
PePay
Kansas State
Madison Square Garden
New York
Texas Western
Leahy says U S amateur sports safe despite Russia
Former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy told a Catholic men's gathering there is no cause for worry about the future of amateur athletics in the United States. He asserted American amateurs will never be outmatched by world competition, including Russia, and said Brennan’s dismissal at Notre Dame may have been a blessing in disguise.
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Ely
Frank Leahy
United States
Notre Dame
Russia
Fo Canehing
Leahy
Denvar
Terry Brenan
Brennan
Walther's 608 Wins Video Match at GE Alleys Schenectady
Walther defeats Albany k ee lger Joey Schmidt by 16 pins in a television bowling tourney at GE Alleys Schenectady. Schmidt 572 total, Walther 222.17 average dips after 168 in the fourth game. Next week’s eliminations planned at Alpha Recreation with Callahan close behind top totals.
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Albany Kegler
Joey Schmidt
Hyo
Walther
Tommy Callahan
Albany
Hoffman's
Albany-Schenectady
Callahan
Abe Fawla AL Pit
Ono
Pele Bielawa
Mike Hetman
Ste
Alpha Recreation
Sselwrights and Pauls Triumph in Intermediate Hockey Tilt
In the Intermediate Division, Sselwrights and Pauls won by the same score as they beat Tilts. Halton credited with two Pauls goals from Ted Frank and Fred Phalan, Thalman added another with Frank assisting. Mordware, Nighty and Pal Pick scored for Mordware, Cartwrights were led by Walsh, Murnane, and Hennessy with Whalen and Lan slng assisting. Manurys got a goal from Paul Masterson with Two O'Brien assist. Rotary and Lions settled for a scoreless Junior Division draw. Kiwanis toppled exchange 21 games. Kiwanis scorers included Givian Crom John Bergan and Walker Gaiman with Klemmith and Well assisting. In Sunday basketball, Daylon defeated Q 71 to 49.
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Ohn Bergan
Wallee Gaiman
Bruce Klemmith
Norman Well
Kim Connor
Ned Daly
Gonzales Dominates Hoad In Championship Match
Richard Gonzales defeated Lew Hoad 6-4 0-6 6-4 in the world championship event at McGraw Mall. Hoad earned $400 from a field of 2,050 spectators while Gonzales collected $800. Newell subbed for the injured Mal Anderson in singles, and in doubles Heat and Cooner beat Gonzales and Kramer 5. The tournament moves to Boston Levight.
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Chicago Cap
Richard
Panco) Gonzales
Lew Hoad
McGraw Mall
Suhweber
Evanston
Jack Kramen
Gonzales
Black
Hoad
Newel
Mal Anderson
Lust
Ashley Cooper
Heat
Cooner
Kramer
Boston
Levight
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