Nelson McSpaden and Cuo Victory in International Four-Ball
Nelson McSpaden and Ben Spaden won the $7,500 International Four-Ball title, defeating Sammy Byrd and Benny Shute 2 and 1. The partners led by three holes after the morning round and sealed the win with key putting, earning $2,100 for the champions and $1,100 for the runners-up.
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Bruins Beat Hawks 7-2 in Boston showdown
Boston Bruins thrashed the Chicago Black Hawks 7-2 before a Boston Gardens crowd, snapping a six game skid for the visitors. Bil Cowley and Pat Seer each scored twice as Armand Gaudreault Paul Gledu and Herd Cain added goals. Egan, the Hawks goalie, faced 35 shots while stopping 25.
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Unbeaten RPI earns garden bid with 70 56 win over Canisius
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute clinched a Garden bid by routing Canisius 70 to 56. Tony Orlando led the Trojans with decisive inside play, while Gorzelnik and O Keeffe added key scores as RPI stretched its season end dominance and strengthened hopes for a national tournament berth.
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Giants Triumph in Rain-Shortened World Series Game
In a rain affected contest, the Giants edged the Yankees 2 0 in the 11th inning with Mel Ott and Meusel delivering key hits. Carl Hubbell pitched solidly for New York as the game was halted by darkness after a tied score, setting up a fall classic finish.
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Brooklyn College Basketball Scandal Involves Nonstudent Player
Brooklyn College expelled five athletes over a betting scandal after it emerged one player was not enrolled. Lawrence Pearlstein, 20, identified as the nonstudent, faced accusations of falsifying academic records to stay eligible.
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RPI Boxers Earn Third in New London Meet
RPI boxers built up enough points in the eastern collegiate boxing championship to place the Engineers third behind Coast Guard Academy and Army. Notable results include Wright of Coast Guard defending his 175 pound title and Amos Jordan defeating Jack Reinschroth. Coach Tony Mastro led the first intercollegiate boxing entry for Rensselaer at New London.
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Olympics Shade Rovers Edge New York in Garden Fight
The Boston Olympics beat the New York Rovers 2 to 1 before 8523 at Madison Square Garden. Joe Schmidt scored the deciding goal at 7:33 of the third period after Marty Hilliard tied it for the Rovers at 16:43 of the first. Johnny Brennan led the league with a second period equalizer. The game featured five penalties and the Rovers were missing defenseman Lloyd Manns with a back injury.
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Albany Beats Cohoes High 41 to 29 in League Play
Albany High defeated Cohoes High 41 to 29 at Albany, jolting Cohoes likely PSL sectional hopes. Murray led Albany with 12 points and Chapman added 10. For Cohoes, Filak scored 6 two-pointers and a foul basket, Winkler had 7.
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Hicks Bandits Meteors Win In Y Loop
In YMCA Specials League play Hicks defeats the Yanks 27 15 as Phillips scores eight for Hicks. Meteors crush All-Stars 44 13 with Pranchak and Miles leading the Meteors at 18 each. Bandits beat Cats 24 with Miles scoring 12 and Peters assisting Ta. Also notes Canadian Army boxing champs in Nijmegen Europe.
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Yankees Open Spring Training Under New Owners in Atlantic City
The New York Yankees begin spring training in Atlantic City under new owners who purchased the club for about 2.9 million dollars. Col. Larry MacPhail and Del Webb visit with Ed Barrow negotiating with unsigned players as Joe McCarthy and other staff manage a lean camp with several regulars absent. Coach Arta Fletcher leads briefly while facility moves and Army facilities fill training needs.
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Evans to Clash With Leone In Mat Feature At LaSalle
Evans meets Leone in a top mat feature at LaSalle Gym tonight in a best two out of three falls match for control of the title scene. The card also presents Lou Farina versus Ee Straub in a one fall 45 minute bout, with Siki facing Steinborn in a 30 minute curtain raiser, all part of a weekly Albany program headlined by veteran Leone and Evans.
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Chisox Launch Drive With Ten Holdouts
Chicago White Sox near full spring training action at Terre Haute Indiana with 28 signed contracts returned and 10 holdouts. Manager Jimmy Dykes expects 13 more to report today while six others signaled late or not to report. Veterans like Thornton Lee and Silvoyd Baker among holdouts. war plant duties and inductions affect rosters.
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Leafs Win First Of Season In 3-2 Rally At Detroit
Toronto defeats Detroit 3-2 on Detroit ice for first Maple Leafs victory this season. Kennedy nets the decisive goal with seven minutes left, ending Detroit’s home dominance and snapping a long intercity drought. Key scoring by McCreedy Lehziner and Lumley’s goaltending noted as Leafs seize momentum late.
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Orioles to Play at Municipal Stadium
The Baltimore Orioles of the International League sign a contract to use Municipal Stadium this season after their ballpark burned last year. City officials report the team drew the season’s highest crowd, with more than 56 000 fans watching the Orioles beat Newark in the league playoffs. The city will receive 12 percent of the team’s daily gross receipts of 250 dollars for each day of use.
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Rafferty Beats Swedish Ace Second Time
In Madison Square Garden the New York runners defeated Sweden's Gunder Hagg again before 27,638 spectators. Hagg, troubled by leg pains, vows improvement on boards as Emil Von Eiling coaches indoor specialists for future World indoor marks. Simms and Raferty led the Columbian mile while Efaw and others posted solid times. Hagg plans to switch to rubber-soled sneakers for upcoming events.
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