Local basketball league woes prompt call for reform
Johnny Jones argues against New York area players fueling state league chaos as Cohoes Mastodons Mohawk Redskins clash. cites scheduling conflicts and overreliance on metropolitan talent. He urges combining leagues or restricting loop talent to protect amateur status and schoolboy fairness.
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Cohoes Mastodons
Mohawk Redskins
Scranton Miners
Hank Twenetein
Cohoes
Dolly King
Nat Militzok
Ed Kassler
Rabbit' Younger
Via Verdeschi
Red Wallace
Schenectady
Chile Edetatein
Don Kotter
Scranton
Mohawk
Upstate
Siena
Union
RPI
New York
Thia
Nctice
West Virginia Names Assistant Football Coach
Morgantown West Virginia University announced yesterday the appointment of Frank Tiger Walton as an assistant football coach for the Mountaineers. Walton will bring a decade of college coaching experience to the WVU staff and is expected to contribute to recruiting and game preparation.
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West Virginia Aid
Morgantown
W. Va
Frank (Tiger) Wal- Ton
West Virginia University
Dickson Sale Stirs Cardinals Turf In St Louis Trade Fallout
St Louis pitcher Marty Dickson was sold to the Pirates for about 125000 drawing ire from Cardinals players and managers who say the deal weakens the club. Enos Slaughter Stan Musial and Marty Marion criticized the sale citing loss of a top pitcher and lack of a suitable return.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis
Marty Dickson
Pittsburg
Cardinal
Cardinals
Eddie Dyer
Redbirds
Dickson
Pirates
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phils
Chicago Cubs
Dickson Hannegan
Bob Hannegan
Fred Laight, Jr
Sam Breadan
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musia
Marty Marlon
Teturn
Dound
New Cage Rule Makes Final Fouls Personal but Technical
The National Basketball Committee tightened last two minutes fouling by charging each foul as a personal foul and treating it as a technical, making the ball dead after a free throw and the fouled team to inbound at center court. Two free throws remain for fouls in the act of shooting.
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Beattie
National Basketball Committee
United States
Canada
H V. Porter
Snead Wins Greensboro Open Playoff Over Mangrum
In a rain soaked finish at Starmount Forest, Sam Snead outplayed Lloyd Mangrum by two strokes to win the Greensboro Open and the £2,000 top prize. Mangrum, defending champ, tied Snead after nine holes but faded on the back nine with several missed putts. Snead’s sharp putting and steady driving sealed the victory before a crowd of about 1,000.
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Greensboro
Ncpi
Lloyd Mangrom
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ill Ten Stag
Aks Mangrum
Chicago
Snead
Starmount Forest Country Club
Mangrum
Mangrump
Phoenix
Suat
Greco Beats Beau Jack in Montreal Bout
Montreal welterweight Johnny Greco defeats Beau Jack by unanimous decision in four meetings at the Montreal arena drawing 10,394 spectators and a $38,428 gate. Jack previously won decisions in two bouts and drew one in their series.
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Greco
Beau Jack
Montreal
Montresy
Johnny Greco
Ming
Augusta
Jack
Beanutin Boys Beat Cohoer Independents In Gold Medal Opener
In a hard fought St. Agnes Gold Medal tournament opener Beanutin Boys Foundation squad edged Cohoer Independ enta 29 26. The game featured tight defense and a late burst by Beanutin to pull ahead and secure the win for the hosts at St Agnes Lyceum.
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Beaunit Boys Foundation
Cohoer Independenta
St. Agnes
St Agnes Lyceum
Beaunit Corporation
Beaunit Boys and St Marie's Open Night Victories
Beaunit Boys and St Marie's opened the CYO basketball night with wins. Beaunit defeated Cathaluc War Veteonna in the second game, while St Marie's prevailed in their opener.
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Marie
Cyo
Cathaluc
Veteonna
Sacred Heart hosts East River tourney standby night
Sacred Heart gym hosts the East Rid ers fourth annual basketball event with teams like the Mohawk A C Andreus Artenhal City R P I Independents and American Lithuanian Club. Opening games feature the Crusaders versus Ralonn and Amsterdam clashes with final rounds over the weekend.
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Sacred Heart Tourney
Crusaders Ve. Ralonn
RPI Independents
Johnna Anmaterdam
Arsenal Motors
ALC
Amaterdam
Hayrmnakera
Clem Clipe Pers
Sacred Heart Gym
East Riders
Anne Troy Haymahees
Jewish Community Center
LaSalle
Arsenal City Motors
Troy Boye Club
RPI
Cresmdéers
Falcona
Philip Schuyler High Quinteta
Bob Ramaty
Valley Falls Lad Sent To Giants Farm
James Djernes of Valley Falls after attending the New York Giants baseball school in Florida was sent to the Giants farm club in Lenoir North Carolina. Djernes, a football pitcher with a high strikeout record at Hovels Valley Central School, helped Hoosie Valley win the Washington County League title in his senior year. He averaged 15 strikeouts per seven inning game and led the team in batting. Djernes is the son of Mr and Mrs Sophus Diemnes and also captained Howie Valley basketball.
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James Djernes
Valley Falls
New York Giants
Florida
Giant
Lenoir
N.C
Djernes
Hovels Valley Central School
Hoosie Valley
Dijernes
Sophus Diemnes
Howie Valley Basketbeat Tee
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