Bowling Leaders Spark 600 Series In Local Leagues
In area bowling action last night Porter and Blanche led in Class B with 600 triples and high scores. Ken Porter 2828 and Frank Blanche 230 610 starred while Wilfred Leavitly posted 233 407 in Class C. Other standout totals include Jon Mitchell 222 03 and John Walther 222 599 in Albin Men’s loop, with many scores across Industrial and Montgomery Ward leagues.
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Ken Porter
Frank Blanche
Wilfred Leavitly
Pinnes
Jon Mitchell
John Walther
Albin
Bernard van Moesen
Campa
John Simmmins
Montgomery
Witches Edge Fort Edward In Class C Playoff Thriller
Witches upset Fort Edward in a Section 2 Class C quarter final at Saratoga Greenfield with Catskill and Cobleskill also winning. Fort Edward’s best scorer Gerry Shepard led with 21 points as the day’s doubleheader produced tight results and set up a Monday semifinal at Saratoga.
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Witches
Fort Edward
Greenwich
Saratoga
Camaredrerie
Catekiil
Wankensielaer
Lagt
Gerry Shepard
Summanes
ABC Group Reaffirms Negro Ban at Catholic Conference
Delegates at the ABC conventin voted to keep a race ban, rejecting an amendment to delete the phrase discriminating against individuals of the white male sex. Charles Carow of the Catholic Youth Organizations, a longtime sponsor, bowed out, while Father Wasnewski resigned from the ABC board, citing principle.
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ABC
Treir
Charles Carow
Cathole Youth Organizanes of
Besoteyn
Michael
Wasnewsk
Denmark
Wis
Wasiies+ki
Orraw
Ate
Wasimiewski
Caro
Berra Cracks Up Car In Stengel Rule Shift
Casey Stengel called for changes to team living rules after the Yankees’ Berra had a minor crash while practicing. He said players at the hotel have more privileges than others and urged a stricter discipline and a later curfew next year. Twenty Yankees are staying in cottages near the field, with three quarters at the hotel. Berra escaped injury when his car wrapped around a palm tree during the mishap.
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St Peterebure
Fin
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Casey
Toman
Catcher Text Berra
Diocesan Cadets Tie LaSalle In Key League Finish
LaSalle and CBA finish tied for first in the Diocesan League with seven wins and three losses. Cadets dominate Cathedral 65-38 as Valent, Maloney, and Zampler spark a strong run to 48-3 by three quarters. La Salle JV also defeats Cathedral juniors 41-32 in the prelim.
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Jerry Firth LaSalle
CBA
Plana
Cathedral
Tiny O'New
Valent
Visltors
Hacket Junior High
Artat
Minsa Rhot
Jerry McGraw
Alx
Valenti Jan
Jack Walsh
Denio
Jack Maloney
Jack Zampler
Maroney
Uiiteenth
Gatto
Jack Careila
la Salle Jayveey
Brooks to Ride Famed Citation at Haase De Tarare Ma
Trainer Jommy Jones plans Brooks to ride the celebrated horse Citation. The grey is set to race under Warren Marts sable, with strong indications for upcoming amateur races.
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Mian
Tate
Haase de Tarare
Jommy Jones
Warren Marts
George Guida Shines in Baltimore Indoor Meet
George Guida of Villanova headlines the Fifth Regiment Armory indoor track finale in Baltimore as about 200 runners enter the South Atlantic Association meet. The third annual event features 14 races with Guida defending his title in the 6 percent byward race and facing rivals George Rhoden and Ed Mathews among others.
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Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
176Th Infantry Regiment
South Atlantic Association
George Guida
Villacova
Guida Re Eally
Ten Tennis Matches For RPI Squad
The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute tennis team opens with ten matches starting April 22 at Brooklyn Polytechnic. Captain Alexis Besobrason of Williamsburg, Massachusetts, leads the squad coached by James Wesbrook as the schedule lists MIT, Middlebury, Colgate, Union, Vermont, and others through May.
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Renssélaer Poly
Brooklyn Poly
Alexis Besobrason
Williamstown
Mass
James Wesbrook
Britcaln Poly
MIT
Middlebury
Colgate
Hatsick
Union
Aeld
Vermont
Massachusetts
Princeton Yale Cagers Still Tied For Final Games
Princeton and Yale remain tied for top honors in the East Intercollegiate league as they head into final games. A Princeton win could set up a championship clash with Yale, hinging on Penn and Harvard results and keeping the Tigers in the race for the top spot.
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Princeton
Yale
Prinseton
Basketbad
Atema
Penn
Harvard
Penner
Pradentia
Art Houtteman Recovers From Skull Fracture After Auto Crash
Art Houtteman sustained a skull base fracture and other head injuries in a car accident near Lakeland. He remained unconscious at first but showed signs of improvement. doctors report X rays confirm the fracture and a semicircular wound on the skull. Family members Jeanie Bradley, Arthur Falla, and Merwin Ensieve attended him at the hospital. Catholic priests administered rites in the early hours.
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Ted Laons
Deseu
Edgar T Watson
Ickelard
Dore
Sean
Sid
Wee Ina
Walton
Houtteman
Howttemans
Jeanie Bradley
Lakeland
Arthur Joseph Falla
Queens Vilage
Merwin Alan Ensieve
Fairlawn
Howemans Agerr
A. J. Houtieman
St. Jew
Detroit
Unbeaten Pleasant Wins A Title in Class A Consolation
Mont Pleasant defeats Amsterdam 47 34 to claim the Class A title while Troy High beats Nott Terrace 43 35 in consolation action at the Schenectady Armory. Pleasant remains unbeaten, set to meet Kingston High in inter sectional play at Saratoga next Saturday.
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Pleasant
Troy Trips Terrace
Mont Pleasant
Amsterdam
Troy High
Nott Terrace
Mont Pisssant
Schenectady Armory
Kingston High
Saratoga
Cappy
Trowbridge
Wella
Larry Johnson
Jake Krames
Troy
Jim Griffis
Lscearner
Li Abbott
Welch
Cahille
Gerardi
Ouet
Brox Niev
iManikas
Supranowice
Senian Lamdgren
Burg Nips CCHS in overtime for league crown
Lansingburg High, led by Tom Collopy with 22 points, edged Cadle Olle High 42 40 in overtime to clinch the Principale League title. Burg finished 6 2 in the circuit, with Don Seymour scoring the winning hoop in overtime and Collopy adding an insurance free throw.
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Tom Collopy
Lansingburg High
Cadle Olle High
Burg
Catholic High
Troy High
Collony
Eckersonians
Bill Keegan
Don Seymour
Collopy
Mulcahy
McClure
Pied Pipers Regis Gain NAIB Final
Regis College of Denver defeats Indiana State 44 45 in double overtime to earn a spot in the NAIB final against Hamline. Hamline stifles Beloit 52 43 in the semifinal as the Pied Pipers press late with Vern Mikkelsen fouling out with 9:20 left.
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Pied Pipers
Regis
Naib
Kansas City
Jerry Courey
Regis College of Denner
Indiana State
Hamline
Beloit
Wis
St. Paul Mini
Naif
Vern Mikkelsen
Celtics Top Warriors 108 100 In Rough BAA Clash
Eddie Ehlers scored 22 as Boston beat Philadelphia 108 100 before 4875 fans. The game set a combined scoring mark and tied high team totals, with injuries and a post half brawl shaping a tense Eastern Division contest.
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Boston
Eddie Ehlers
Art Spector
Jets
Critica
Philadel
Jerry Fula
Johnny Exersky
Horton
Bob Doll
Atriars
Gale Bishop
Irv Torgof
It Fulks
Philadelphia Soutine
Sath
Button Takes Skating Lead In North American Championship
Ardmore, Pa. Richard T. Button, world and Olympic champion, yesterday took a commanding lead defending his North American title at the Philadelphia Skating Club rink. The 19 year old Harvard freshman from Englewood, N J, was the first choice of all six judges with a 1229 4 point total in the school figures. Women's competition remained tight as Gretchen Merrill, U S champion from Boston, held a narrow point lead over Yvonne Sherman, New York.
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Ardmore
Richard T. Button
Philadelphia Skating Club
Humane Society
Harvard
Englewood
N. J
Gretchen Merril
U. S
Boston
Yvonne Sherman
New York
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