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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1951

Page

8

NCIT Opens Twin Bills in Falls Basketball Tournament

The NCIT tournament opens with day and night doubleheaders featuring St Norbert against Spring and St Francis against Mount Mary. Top seeds Siena Seattle St Francis of Loretto and Loras loom as byes while 4000+ children attend a charity matinee.

NCIT Adson Falls Vliet Spa St. Norbert’s Brooxlyn College of West Mason| Kets Dixon Siena College Kenneth Doyle St. Francis of St. Mary’s Winona Minn Iona College LeMoyne Syracuse Vermont St. Michael's College Winooski Park Siena Seattle Loras Spring Hill Brooklyn

Yanks Nip Indians in 10th at Tucson home yard

The New York Yankees edged the Cleveland Indians 10 8 in ten innings yesterday. An error by rookie Orestes Minoso paved the way for the Yanks winning runs. Joe Collins and Mickey Mantle starred with five and seven at bats respectively in three games. Page earned the win.

Tucson Ariz New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Indians Raschi Flores Joe Page Page New York Cleveland Rawhi Burdette Nevel Courtney Chandos Wheat Fahr Zuverink Hegan Homer Corlina

Ferrier Shines With 67 To Lead Seminole Pro-Am

Jim Ferrier of San Francisco fired a five under par 67 to lead the Seminole Pro-Amateur Tournament after the opening round at Seminole Golf Club. Ben Hogan returned to competition with a 70, while Sammy Snead and Claude Harmon totaled 74 and 77 respectively. Tony Penna led a group at 68, with a large pack close behind including Jack Burke and Lloyd Mangrum tied at 69.

Palm Beach Jim Ferrier San Francisco Ferrier Seminole Hogan Sammy Snead White Sulphur Springs W.va Claude Harmon Snead Harmon Tony Penna DelRay Beach Jack Burke Houston E. J Dutch) Harrison St. Andrews Lloyd Mangrum Chicago Lew Worsham Oakmont Shelly Mayfield Cedarhurst L. 1 Cary Middlecoff Memphis Pete Cooper Ponte Vedra Fila Bob Toski Northampton Mass Ed Oliver Seattle Jimmy Thomson New York Marty Furgol Long Beach Calif

Richard Fined For Referee Ron Montreal Riot

Montreal Canadiens star forward Maurice Richard, known as The Rocket, was fined 500 by NHL President Clarence Campbell for conduct prejudicial to hockey. The charge stems from a scuffle with referee Hugh McLean in a New York hotel lobby after a game in Montreal against Detroit. no blows landed, but Richard grabbed McLean by the throat. Club officials intervened and Richard was not suspended, with the league backing officials and warning others.

Montreal Maurice Rocket Richard Montreal Canadiens National Hockey League Clarence Campbell Hugh McLean New York McLean Detroit Red Wings Cambel Inter

St John’s Nips Bonnies in NIT Thriller

Bob Zawoluk scored 24 points as St John’s of Brooklyn edged St Bonaventure 60 to 58 in the National Invitation Tournament quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Brigham Young crushed St Louis 75-58 as Roland Minson led the Cougars with 28 points.

New York Bob Zawoluk Ithree St. John's Brooklyn St. Bonaventure Redmen Brig Ham Young St. Lewis Madison Squares Garden St. John’s Arizona Dayton Brigham Young North Carolina State Seton Hall Zawoluk St. Bonnie Bob Sassone Jack McMahon Ray Dombrosky Brooklyn Redmen Roland Minson Brigham Young Skyline St. Louis Minson Idaho Falls Idaho

Cardinals edge Church in LaSalle Freshman tourney OT

The Cardinals defeated the Church quintet 63-61 in overtime, led by 44 combined from Cardinal and Holmes. Holmes 29 for Church topped his team, while McNamee led the McNamee's with 25 and Bagarese added 14 as multiple games featured high scoring efforts.

Cardinals Church LaSalle Institute Cardinal Holmes McNamee's Bagaroses Pratt's Tracey's Barnes Ryans Pasinella Janis Quint Marvin

ECAC To Meet On TV Problem

New York AP report says the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference will meet today to discuss television, eligibility and related issues. It is expected to address the NCAA’s Dallas decision to ban live football telecasts for one year and consider freshmen eligibility during the current emergency. Commissioner Asa Bushnell foresees action on outside athletic competition during vacation periods amid criticism of Catskill resort basketball play tied to the recent scandal.

New York NCAA Dallas Asa Bushnell Catskill

Shiff and Gattone Named Rensselaer Swim Captains

William Shiff of Middlebury Connecticut and Peter Gattone of Ramsey New Jersey have been elected co-captains of Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute's 1951 52 swimming team.

William Shiff Middlebury, Conn Peter Gattone Ramsey N. J Rensselaer Poly

Kovacs Wins In 2 Straight At La Salle

Sandor Kovacs took a two straight fall victory over Lucky Simunovich in the La Salle wrestling card main event. The final fall at 4:00 was a toe hold after Simunovich injured his foot in a collision, preventing further action. The night also featured Sammy Berg defeating Natie Brown after Brown won the first fall, with Berg earning the second decision shortly after.

Sandor Kovacs Lucky Simunovich la Salle Simunovich Kovacs Sammy Berg Natie Brown Brown Berg Chick Gainor Steve Budy Wild Bill McDonough

Wiswall Reelected USTA Secretary

The USTA held its spring meeting in Chicago with all officers reelected. Officers include B. J. Hayes as chair of the board, E. C. Moriarty as vice chairman, Frank Wiswall as secretary, and Shelldon Staples and Alec McKay as assistant treasurers. The group also voted to cap racehorse ages, limiting certification to horses 14 years old or younger as of January 1, 1952.

Chicago U. S Aligrevieve B. J. Hayes Duquoin Juni E. C. Moriarty Wichita Kan Frank Wiswall Albany Sheldon Staples Columbus Ohio Alec McKay New York USTA

Engineers Name All Opponents Quintet From RPI Series

Engineers select five players who averaged 20 points per game against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for the all-opponents team. The lineup features guards Joe Stratton of Colgate and Jim Farley of St Michael’s, center Harry Sheehy of Williams, and forwards Tred Christ of Fordham and Jim Schlimm of Providence. Schlimm scored 26 in Providence’s 71-70 win. Christ added 19 in Fordham’s 89-48 victory.

Rensselaer Poly Engineers Joe Strattoin Colgate Jim Farley St. Michaels Harry, Sheehy Williams Tred Christ Fordham Jim Schlimm Providence Schlimm Dence RPI Christ St. Michael's Tech Burzenski Sheehy Stratton Farley St. Mikes

Fraternal Bowling Scores At Watervliet Meet

The Watervliet fraternal bowling event lists participants and their scores with figures for each bowler led by Tom Gori 224 and team totals. Notable entries include Charles Guinta 203 and Steve O Connell 221, with numerous other competitors posting high and low marks across the roster.

Watervliet Tom Gori Charles Guinta Steve O'Connell Ed Fox John de Conno Chris Drescher Frank Cocca Ben Bond Jerry Norton Angelo Choppy Jack Hallman John Carbino Jim Pincher Joe Alsaki al Reed Jack Richardson

Williams Signs To Fight One Of Five Opponents

Light heavyweight champion Ike Williams signed to defend his title at Madison Square Garden on May 11 against one of five challengers Jimmy Carter Percy Bassett Art Kragon John L Davis or Del Flanagan. Williams posted a 2500 forfeit and will receive 45 percent of the gate with a return bout guaranteed within 80 days if he loses.

New York Ike Williams Madison Square Garden Jimmy Carter Percy Bassett Philadelphia Art Kragon Los Angeles John L. Davis Oakland Calif del Flanagan St. Paul Willams New York Commission NBA Trenton Frank (Blinky) Palermo Eddie Eagan State Athletic Commission Williams Vane Davis Garden Mar Fritzie Pruden Welter Den Ann Seymour Aline Lewis Rose Carrell Seattle Aragon Gene Burton Bernie Docusen Freddie Dawson

Schuylerville and Catskill Dominated Semifinals

Schuylerville crushed Warrensburg 65-49 in a Class D semifinal, with an 85 percent second-half field goal rate. Catskill defeated Canajoharie 75-53 in Class C semifinal, and Hudson Falls beat Watervliet 63-44 in Class B semifinal. Tonight’s games feature Class D Castleton vs Northville, Class A Albany vs Amsterdam, Pleasant vs Newburg, and Class C Van Rensselaer vs Whitehall. The Hudson Falls win sent them to face Saratoga for the championship Friday.

Catskill Canajoharie Hudson Falls Waterviiel Castleton Northville Albany Amsterdam Pleasant Newburg Kingson Bill Fritz Schuylerville Warrensburg Perry Wood Arsenal City Watervliet Convention Hall Saratoga Hart Tom Jones Sprague Jacobs Vliet Jones Palmer Tomei Ib Hewitt Garnet Hun & “Ste Lee Potmin Wallis Lindahl Ter Nate G Tyg¢ Ag Wburgee Ville Paparian Il Be —Watervliet Craz Walte Wagner Pyndus Senick O Hali Nist Pominick Peticaton Alf Davis Oaks Seegthanay Murray Myers Greenies Tony Lupiano Dave Sims Marv Vlietians D. Sims Fister Carter Devo Mario Dominick FR. TP Elmore Alsdorf Dominick Abeling Schaeffer Marcellino J Canajoharle

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