Giants Rally Past Braves In Tight 11-3 Victory
Boston and New York traded early leads as Billy Rigney and John Mine sparked a Giants rally. A late push in the seventh, highlighted by a triple by Rigney and timely hits, sealed an 11 to 3 win for New York over Boston.
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Bethlehem fagers Upset Hoosick Falls Five by 44
Bethlehem fagers upset Hoosick Falls Five by 44 in a Class C playoff tilt. The Bethlehem Central scene featured standout play by Bethlehemm players and key performances from Waddington and Dat tar under the boards. The victory snapped Hoosick Falls’ regular-season record as notable players including Cory and Powell contributed to the dominant win.
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Hoosick Falls
Bethlehem Central School
Krivkerhaeter
Jarringhir
Roekfadangen
Willec Cory
Ernie
Hansies Falls
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Delmar
Mergin
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Dallow Sas
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Waddington
Simmacy
Rethlewem Cantrad
Cean Powell
Havana
Cal Travis
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Moainay Bat2oe
Bermmardy Paegi
Gisseasun
MAMA
Mesioan
St Asi
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Seare
Bethleheoy Central
Weel
Pam Aiel
Smai
Silat
Bowling Notes Highlight Late High Scores and Wide Results
A read mixed bowling meet report notes Reiner rolling 603 high series in Cigsson League, with Ewings and Radz posting notable scores. Diees and Toro pace Eldgados, while many other teams and players deliver varied results across multiple leagues and games including a 783 by Diees and 495 by Wergela partners.
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Ariple
Hetest
Radz Wath
Dytwistu
Maickand
Diees
Toro
Mac Aml
Rugs Vay
Wergela
Tegester Bruites
STL
Hee Weigela
Giordeners
Minkler MM Hey Wey
Keane
Yammy Thorns
Tbs
ATL
Buehand
Far
Tiple
Snow
ALC Defeats Colonie in Defensive Victory on Home Court
Providence College star led ALC with 13 points while Gaehus added 14 for Colonie. Colonie Panes topped the Wa bers let Aces 1140. Rehiiniak scored 17 for the winners and Ped Basten 18 for the losers in a rough, defense oriented game on the Waterloet High court.
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Colunie
Erwin
Duim
Waterloet High Cour
Gaehus
Colonie
Wabers
Rehiiniak Svory Ig
Ped Basten
Shamhar
Ate
Exhibition Baseball News From Diverse Cities
Fragmented report outlines exhibition baseball activities with mentions of New York CAD IBC Petarstnn gy Cleveland and Washington vs Detroit. It references weather cancellations in St Petersburg and Benel, plus notes on Providence university staff changes and an education instructor at Rengwn University with ties to Williamstown.
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Val Ow Vark
Bradenton Risa
Tmetersburg
LeBourtreauxqond
Washington
House League At Y Ends Regular Play
Sid Sacks led Hicks to a 63 37 win over Bandits as Wolverines, Connors, Popp and Buch star. final standings show Pros 123 Sucks 105 Wolverines 94. Four teams enter playoffs for league reps at Clin lads and Reds. early-season stars and coaches noted as season winds down.
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Willie Kane
Johnny O'Connor
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Jack Ryans
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Barclaya
Joe Eckert
Ray Duval
Nick Lenneck
Dave Tenneck
Charlie Reynolds
Jack Fishar
Shorty Blair
Ted Majer
Jim Pemrick
Rhode Island Victory in Narrow 82 79 Win
Berth Otten poured in 31 points as Rhode Island rallied to an 82 79 victory in a college basketball tilt. New York West Alloby faced a late surge, while Ernie Calverley sparked a clutch run at regulation to push the Rams past Bowne Green of Ohio in the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden, delivering a record break ing upset.
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Ted
Thud Ramee
Bowne Green
Ohio
Mal Rua Squinve Garden
Mountaineers Hold Off St Johns 70 54 In NIT Opener
West Virginia defeats St John’s University of Brooklyn 70 to 54 in the National Invitation Tournament opener at Madison Square Garden before 1458. Culvering hits a 55 foot shot to force a late lead as West Virginia pulls away in the final seconds. Bowling Green suffers loss of Don Otten after a late foul.
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New York
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West Virginia
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St. John's University of Brooklyn
Middison Square Garden
Amsterdam Cagers Entered In Sacred Heart Tourney
Amsterdam cagers are entered in the Sacred Heart tournament on Sunday March 24 at the Tus Sido Roantinggs. The roster includes John Varayke captain Hank Katlney Ray Oibrych and others. Amsterdam has two defeats and is among top area teams with strong AL point averages.
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Lawrence Aquinte
Hank Katlney
Saints
Grurging Noth Frye
Speed Morehank
Johnny Ceturm
Tory
Mank Lasky
Ray Oibrych
Van Schaick Bowlers Enter ABC Intercity Event in Buffalo
Van Schaick Bowling Club leads in the Inter-City League with a 522 average and key players Cullan Reingles Gete Bellerose Cramer and Kim Haney listed for competition as the American Bowling Congress opens in Buffalo. Other area teams schedule matches through March May and June with new records set in singles doubles and prize money.
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Buffalo
Blace
Ile
Cullan
Re Ingles
Gete Bellerose
Cramer
Kim Haney
Prown
City Women Continue Pin Tourney At Colony Alleys
City Women Bowling Association extends annual championship at Colony Alleys with 79 teams. Two shifts on Sunday from 9 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm. Doubles and singles added Saturday and Sunday March 7 and 8 with finals March 26 and 27. schedule to run in The Record.
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Clly Bowling Association
Iic
Sill
Colony
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Aingies
IL Am
Soargow
Heatly Wins As Valenty Marks Up 27
Waterford High School defeated Heatly 35 20 to close the season, led by Valenty with 27 points and Ryan and Kling contributing for Waterford. George Brown and Warren Thielmann scored eight each for Waterford, while Heatly’s Bingleton Bryno Hartland and Villenty paced their offense in a hard fought game.
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Bill Tony Yaolonly
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Iwo
Norm Lavender
Wateford
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Lachlow
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Hwalh Siulor
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Raiders Rout Fifth Avenue Rivalry in Narrow Win
John shines as the Raiders beat the Fifth Avenue A squad 62 to 54. Johns scored two points as Tiriders rallied from a halftime 28-13 deficit. Patund led the losers with 19. the text notes multiple players and conflicting team names in a dense, OCR damaged report.
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Aid Millw
P. Bevevino
M. Caruso
Gua Lesnevich
Cliffside
Tohnson
Montreal Wins Flag Despite Rough Night In NHL Race
Montreal Canadiens clinched their third National Hockey League pennant after a 2-2 tie with Toronto, with coach notes on players Carpenter Seminick and rookie slate. The Giants assigned 17 rookies to Jersey City and Trenton preparation for spring training amid league shuffle and farm moves.
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Chicago
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Fla
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Jersey City
Amory
Latkeswood
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Trenton
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State Women's Bowling Entry Sets Record at New York event
State entries set records for singles doubles and team as 1 087 singles 4 004 doubles and 734 teams compete at the New York State women s bowling tournament with Rochester Troy Albany and Buffalo among leading populations and a last event held two years ago in Rochester.
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AL Menands
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Wilcaxhora
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Albany
Troy
Buffalo
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