La Salle Institute Tourney Opens With RPI Wins
In the La Salle Institute basketball opening, the RPI Newman Club defeated Mapleworm Legion 72 to 62, while the Haymakers beat Siena Frosh 61 to 34. Quarterfinals tonight feature Laudunville Mohawks versus Cardinal All Stars and Troy Boys Club versus Arsenal City Motorg.
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McGivern's 608 Top Triple Dominates Local Bowling
Reading shows high scores from McGivern's team led by Joe McGivern with 224-604 and Leo Welch at 225-801 in the Tully A.A. Several bowlers, including Bob Gray with 243 and 443, Fran Booth 236, and multiple women’s league totals, are noted across Church League and Newman Club matches with various individual scores and standings.
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Tully A.A
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Bob Gray
Fran Booth
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Pauline Allen
Royals Win Playoff Tilt
Rochester Royals defeated the St. Louis Bambers in a playoff tilt. Davies scored 23 points as Rochester extended their hot stretch and won their fourth consecutive game.
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Doug Bambers
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Freeman Quits As Scranton U Cage Mentor
Freeman has resigned as basketball coach at the University of Scranton after one year. No successor named though candidates include Charlee Chris Harte and Rev Jenn Cimiff. Rumors place Freeman possibly succeeding Clair Ree at Long Island University.
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Engineers to Scrimmage Williams and Army in Practice Set
Rensselaer Poly Tech minus two players of the undefeated department tests lacrosse skill in two scrimmages this week. The Engineers meet Williams College at 4:00 today on 13th Street field and travel to Army at West Point Saturday for another practice contest. Harkness hopes these games define the varsity roster ahead of the April 2 opener with Adelphi in Garden City.
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Wildcats overpower Yale 78 to 67 for third place
Kentucky defeated Illinois 78 to 67 in New York as All-America Alex Groza led with 27 points and Villanova edged Yale 78 to 67. Joe Hannon led Villanova with 25 points while Paul Arizin totaled 22 for Yale in the postseason tilt.
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Paul Arizin
Lloreny
Arizin
Joe Hannon
New Haven
Ted Andes
Art Fitzgerald
Moose Krause Replaces Leahy As Notre Dame Athletic Director
Edward W. Moose Krause, long expected successor, to take over Notre Dame athletic director duties from Frank Leahy. Krause, 29, remains Notre Dame basketball coach and will share leadership of Irish sports with football duties scaled back. Leahy praised as finest football coach. Krause praised for postwar leadership and prior athletic duties at Notre Dame.
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Chicago
Charles Walcott Fight Date Site May Be Chosen Today
Faint details indicate a boxing match involving Charles Walcott with date and venue decisions pending. The article mentions likely opponents and promoters but provides no confirmed location or schedule.
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Heavyweight Title Fight Sparks City Championship Talk
Reports from Cincinnati and Philadelphia mention Charles Jom Maxam as a top contender with talks of a heavyweight title bout. Fans in Cleveland and Pittsburgh await and promoters weigh profits and scheduling amid scattered rumors of key challengers.
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School 12 Downs 16 In Girls Volleyball
School 12 defeated School 16 in a girls volleyball match. Betty Edwards led School 16 with notable points while School 12 offense balanced scoring to secure the win.
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DeJohn Stops Tony DiMicco In Sixth Round
Buffalo middleweight Joey DeJohn knocked out Tony DiMicco of Troy at 2:85 of the sixth round in a ten round feature bout at Memorial Auditorium. DeJohn landed a sharp right from the shoulder that ended the fight as he fought from range while DiMicco pressed inside. DeJohn weighed 1614 pounds to DiMicco’s 16% and this was DeJohn’s first KO since February at Madison Square Garden.
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Madison Square Garden
Stanley Cup Playoffs Final Card Early Actions
Toronto defeats Boston 3 to 0 to lead the series 1-0. Detroit edges Montreal 2 to 1 after three overtimes to take a 1-0 series lead.
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Yanks Edge Tigers in 11th On Berra's Single
Yankee heroics in Detroit powered a 1-0 walkoff win as Berra lined a bases loaded single in the 11th. New York pitchers held the Tigers to a single run, with Newhouser starter and Stuart finishing strong for the visitors.
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Eagles Capture Troy Boys Club Title In Championship Game
The Eagles routed the Black Hawks 38 to 19 to win the Troy Boys Club Intermediate House Basketball League playoff for the title. Bob Ree led with 14 points including five long after shots as Bil Fleuren and Steve Abbott also contributed scoring.
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Troy Cager
Braves trim Hartford training squad by seven players
Hartford sent seven players to farm clubs from the Boston Braves training group. Yale’s Dick Manville, a right hander who went 14 and 10 for Hartford last summer, was sent to Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association. Others moved include Johnny Fetzer, Frank Baldwin to Hartford Eastern League, Ed Post to Denver, Ralph Albera to Pawtucket, Dave Cole to Jackson Mississippi, and Chet Nichols to Evansville.
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