Boston to host 1980 NCAA Hockey Tournament
At a meeting in Boston the American Hockey Coaches Assn selected Boston as the site for the 1980 NCAA hockey championship with NCAA Rules Committee action generally automatic. Dates set are March 17 18 and 19. RPI bid for 1961 to return the title to Troy was filed and may be acted on next year. A three man selection committee may be used for future Eastern team picks via playoff. A Tri State meeting today will discuss the league, potential new members Boston U Providence Colgate and Boston College and possible name change to Eastern Intercollegiate League.
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Joe Cooley
Boston
American Hockey Coaches Assn
NCAA
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
RPI
Troy
Ned Harkness
Edmund Donald
John J. Young
Harkness
Boston U
Providence
Colgate
Boston College
Mountaineers Triumph as West Claims 38 in Semifinal
In Louisville Jerry West scored 38 points, 27 in the first half, lifting West Virginia to a 94-79 semifinal win over Louisville. California upset Cincinnati 64-58 to set up a title game with West Virginia. West VU led 48-32 at halftime and held on, with Fred Schaus rotating Retton and securing the victory.
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Louisville
Jerry West
West Virginia
California
Cincinnati
al Buch
Darrall Imhoff
Oscar Robertson
West
Mountaineer
Cardinals
Lawsville
Mountaineers
Fred Schaus
Ronnie Relton
Sinks
Jerry
Retton
Bob Smith
Yonkers Opens 1959 Trot Season With Attendance Record
Yonkers Raceway kicked off its 1959 season 12 days early thanks to legislative action and Gov. Rockefeller. A crowd of 35,023 braved spring weather for the first night, the earliest trotting opener in New York history. Sure Con, driven by Robert Cherrix, won the feature Class A Inaugural Pace by two lengths in 2:09 4/5, returning $32.40 for H. Alvin Hickman of Stockton, Md. The Engineer was third. Rockefeller aims to gain 24 million dollars from trotting taxes this year. past tracks contributed 39.18 million in 1958.
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Rockefeller
Sure Con
Robert Cherrix
Miracle Henry
H. Alvin Hickman
Stockton, Md
Engineer
Delany Holds Off Rory Delany in Indoor Mile Rumor
In a dramatic indoor mile at Columbus, Ron Delany pulled away on the final lap to beat Istvan Rozsavolgyi by a yard while Rory Delany pressed for a sprint finish. Rozy led early, with Delany closing in fourth before his decisive kick. The field chased a world record pace as 9,440 spectators watched. The race featured strong betting on Mr What and Slippery Serpent, but Delany’s late surge secured the title.
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Cleveland
Treland
Ron Delany
London
Istvan Rozsavolgyi
Columbus
Mr. What
Aintree
Al&omila Union
Delany
Rory
Rozy
LSI Scholastic finals set after semifinal routs in Troy
At LaSalle Institute gym Anthony edges Ray in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. In local hoops St Marys of Troy and St Bridget's won semifinals 76-34 and 63-34 securing spots in tomorrow's title test with Sacred Heart Troy and St Augustine's meeting in consolation semifinals today. Mayor Purcell to present trophy after the final.
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St. Mary's of Troy
St. Bridget’s
LaSalle Institute Grammar
LSI Gym
Trojans
Sacred Heart of Troy
St. Joseph's of Troy
LaSalle
Sacred Heart
Troy
St. Augustine's
St. Paul
Mechanicville
St. Joseph’s
John J. Purcell
Ilice
Jayvees
Bill Williams
Ray Bell
St. Mary’s
John Prendergast
Bob Comis
John Larkin
Bob Casale
Joe Polito
St. Joseph's
St. Mary's
Williams
Bell
Bruno
Marvin
Herbert
Tedesco
Dolan
R. DeBonis
Ryan
Prendergast
Connell
Canfield
Jones
Walsh
Albanian Chosen ABC Director Leads St Louis By AP
Carl A Copp of Dayton Ohio was elected president of the American Bowling Congress for the 1939 69 season by 463 delegates at the annual convention. New vice presidents directors and an honorary member were chosen including Harry G Sherwood of Bur bank California as ninth vice president and Gilbert L Adamowski of Chicago as tenth. Other seven directors named include Leroy Chase Mason Rudolph Paul Dye Jack Moore Joseph Robelotto Milton Webber and Howard Petran.
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St. Louis
Carl A. Copp
Dayton
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Harry G. Sherwood
Burbank
Calif
Gilbert L. , Adamowski
Chicago
Sherwood
ABC
Adamowski
Gulfport, Miss
Leroy
Chase
Peoria
Mason Rudolph
Clarks III
Paul B. Dye
Traverse Cityville
Tenn
Mich
Paul Pair
Wichita
Kan
Jack C. Moore
Champaign
Howard J. Petran
Milwaukee
Joseph Robelotto
Albany
Milton H. Webber
Toronto
Keveny Memorial Academy Announces Baseball Practice
Coach John Volpe issues first call for Keveny Memorial Academy baseball. Pitchers and catchers meet Monday in the school gym as a complete practice schedule is planned. The coach aims to build a team aiming for success akin to the KMA basketball squad that posted 11 wins and 7 losses.
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John Volpe
Keveny Memorial Academy
Keveny
KMA
Sebring race crash claims two sailors and a Maserati driver
In Sebring Florida a fatal practice crash killed Ed Lawrence of Detroit, driving a Maserati for Rallye Motors, after a 15 minute fire fight. The 81 year old father of two was found dead in the wrecked car. Earlier, Gilbert E. John, 22, Savannah, a mechanic for AC Bristol at Surrey, England, died in a collision near Sebring. The endurance race is set to begin today as the season opens.
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Ed Lawrence
Detroit
Rallye Motors
Glen Cove
N. Y
Lawrence
Gilbert E. John
Sai
Savannah
Ac-Bristol
Surrey
England
Sebring
Maserati
Italy
Stirling Moss
Haguar
Hartack Fined For Refusing To Ride 3 Mounts
Miami dispatch reports Willie Hartack, top jockey in 1955 56 and 1935, fined 100 by Gulfstream stewards for refusing to ride three mounts in the sixth seventh and ninth races without a valid reason. After warming Firesickle for the fifth, Hartack said the horse was too sore to run. two veterinarians examined and ordered him to ride.
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Miami
Willie Hartack
Gulfstream
Hartack
Joe Cavagnaro
Skowron Homers for Yankees in sunlit spring training
The Associated Press reports mixed spring training weather as sun touched Florida while rain hit Havana complicating the Yankees camp. Skowron homered during the interval, adding a bright note to a day disrupted by weather.
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Associated Press
Sun
Florida
Havana
Carm Santoro Leads With 672 In Troy Area Bowling
Carm Santoro of Andy's Bowlerettes rolled 672 pins at Cohoes Arena to top the male field in Troy area bowling last night. Her 287 213 172 series highlights a night routing many high scores at Cohoes Arena with Stan Majewski among the men posting 278 and Harold Mackey 642.
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Carm Santoro
Andy
Troy
Cohoes Bowling Arena
Bostet
Stan Ma _jewski
Cohoes Arena
Cohoes Business
Harold Mackey
Alpha Industrial
Alpha Recreation
Alpha Recreation and Industry Names in City Directory
A list of repeated names and contact numbers appears as a fragmented directory snippet. The passage includes Harold Mackey Chet Joslin Ton Ward Paul Fountain and multiple others with inconsistent formatting and stray punctuation.
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Harold Mackey
Chet Joslin
Ton Ward
Paul Fountain
Bob Guild
Richard Jette
Harold Waldo
Ray Grestini
George Sheedy
Colony Recreation Gentry League standings notes
The list itemizes players and scores associated with the Colony Recreation Gentry League. Names include Jerry Piel Mike Herman Chet Ry sedorph Joe Sa cala Tom Wehe meyer Jake Gurlaski Lou Huban Ed die Inglis Sr R. Lewis Doug Schoonmaker Sr Phil Schoonmaker Don Lanni Herb Fleck Phil Light Bob Williams W Van Hoesen Doug Smith Ed OConnell Jim Hammes Dee MacDonald Ken Alberts Montgomery Ward Steve O’Connell John Brady Hal Caverly Hank Lewis Art Urban Tom Barnes Carl Johnston Joe Bartholomew Will Sto pera Bill McGrath among others with various score figures such as 231 230 628 and 593.
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Jerry Piel
Mike Herman
Chet Rysedorph
Joe Sacala
Tom Wehemeyer
Jake Gurlaski
Lou Huban
Eddie Inglis Sr
R. Lewis
Doug Schoonmaker Sr
Phil Schoonmaker
Don Lanni
Herb. Fleck
Phil Light
Bob Williams
W. van Hoesen
Doug Smith
Ed O'Connell
Jim Hammes
Dee MacDonald
Ken Alberts
Montgomery Ward
Steve O'Connell
John Brady
Hal Caverly
Hank Lewis
Art Urban
Tom Barnes
Carl Johnston
Joe Bartholomew
Will Stopera
Bill McGrath
Bowling Scores From County Merchants Rec League Meet
Mixed and men’s bowling action at Columbia Lanes featured Hank Manning Ida Bud Messlinger Rob inson Ed Madden Bing Miller George Scholl Art Peterson and Harold McGraw among participants. Scores included 549 539 536 221 574 549 541 and 547 223 532 222 with several unnamed players.
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Columbia Lanes County
Harold McGraw
Shulte
Pat Fretto
Engineers Endure Rough Winter With Strong 35-21-1 Season
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute reports a challenging winter across varsity sports yet posts a 35 victories 21 losses and one tie for a .614 mark. Captain Paul Hoffman and Fran LaGase pace swimming a 5 mark set 22 medals at the New York State meet Cortland State second to Colgate. Basketball under Coach Kalbaugh goes 10-9 highlighted by back to back OT wins over St Lawrence and Rochester. RIT Invitational sees third place with Dick Chait and Jack Robertson earning All Tournament honors while Robertson wins Good Sportsmanship. Hockey finishes 13-8 .618 as Midghall Belasky Urmson combine for 187 points. Wrestling in first varsity year collects four wins and a tie against two defeats for a .571 mark. Handball club wins West Point Invitation. four players may defend last year’s national title.
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Bob Anderson
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Tony Taylor
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Don Drysdale
Bill Harris
Los Angeles Dodgers
Fran LaGase
Engineers
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LaGase
New York
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Mar
Rensselacy
RIT
Jack Robertson
Robertson
Chuck Hoffman
RPI
Rengselacy
Skating Engineers
Paul Midg
Hall
Ray Belasky
Chuck Urmson
Midghall
Belasky
Urmson
Grapplers
Tain
Fred Henss
John Meldrim
Henss
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Yonkers
Peyermane Lource
David Coughlan
Ireland
Slippery Serpent
Marquette
Eddie Hickey
U.S. Basketball Writers Assn
Hickey
Anthony
Ray
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Sonny Ray
Madison | Square Garden
Archie Moore
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Ruby Goldstein
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Tony Castellano
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Nick Piterniak Sr
John Fretta
Bill Rosekrans
Kiss March
Ford Motor Company
Jack Kane
Chip Tybush
Frank Veshia
Gene Brase
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Buck Snakes
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George Collins
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Chic King
Taylor
St. Petersburg
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Lycke
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Bradowski
Nixon
Theis
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Chuck Wooster
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Maynard Noble
Danny Borden
Shirley Testo
Helen Vega
Norma Sweeney
Lou Cleft
Armao
Ludlow
Colony Recreation Gentry League
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Rensselaer
Paul Hoffman
OTRAM
Taye
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Asality
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Walker Joel
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Gibbons
Terry
Ta Jackman Arry
Vo Brach
Ren
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Ai Uenheimer
Coscaplain
ELAEN
Hamilton
Mindtebury
Siena
Kings Point
It Bey
Tech
Harpur
Hobart
Poly
Asuu Hochester
Bu Lawrence
WGY
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