Haymakers Triumph Over Clippers in Sacred Heart Tourney
Troy Haymakers topple Clem's Clippers of Schenectady 62-41 in the Sacred Heart basketball tournament as Arsenal City Motors drop a heartbreaker 71-69 in two overtimes to Amsterdam. Falcons down Crusaders 51-45 and RPI Independents crush St Johns Amsterdam 62-37.
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Sacred Heart
Boers
Falcons
Crusaders
RPI
St. Job's
Amaterdam
A L Club
Arsenal Motors
Haymakers
Clem's
Clippers
Troy Haymakers
Clem
Schenectady
Arsenal City Motors
Amsterdam
Almot
St John's
Ramer
Emerick Star
Big Bob Ramsey
Lou Emerick
Albany Quint
Philip Schuyler
CCHS
Stork
Bob Mulcahy
van Steenberg
Falcon
FB. T
Downey
Dundon
Leonard
LaPari
Keegan
Ramey
Finerick
Scanbo
Velters and Verra
Kependente Reap
St. John’s
Stan Schaffer
Poly
Honore
Wincera
Acore
FG. FB. TP. Daliey
Morton
Grwey
Mchaffer
Baynes Ly
Cahill
Watervliethers
Hia
Harkness To Have Lineup Of Lettermen For RPI Lacrosse Opener
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute plans a lineup of lettermen for Saturdays lacrosse opener against Adelphi at Garden City New York despite 28 players cut from last year's undefeated squad Coach Ned Harkness emphasizes experience and a power laden attack with captains Dick Coons and Dean Armstrong leading a rugged defense set to face a strong roster from Adelphi
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Rensselaer Poly
Adelphi
Garden City
Ned Harkness
Hie
Harkness
RPL
Dick Powell
Mayer
Bob Frick
Paterson
N. J
Jack Rabin
Fredonia
Ollie Cook
Ed L O'Reilly
John Kufel
Swill
Martin Kuuk
Newe York
Ernest Stacey
Windsor
Goosie Bob
Campbell
City College of New York
Iroquois Nine Meets Practice Planned
Manager Jack Camidy of Waterford Troquois announces a team meeting and practice sessions at Waterford A A grounds. Two practice wins are scheduled for Saturday afternoon and Sunday, inviting new candidates for Teambertie as the squad readies for league play.
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Jack Camidy
Waterford Troquois
Knickettacker
Teambertie
Cassidy
Waterford A. A
Burg Boys Five Tops Aces 53 44
Lansingburg Boys Club outlasted the Aces 53 to 44 as Paul Kelly scored 21 for the winners. George Ives and Bill Carpenter added 11 and 7 while Seerald Witten and George Gleastweight paced the losers with steady scoring. Kelly topped the team with a high 21 points for the Redken.
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Burg Boys
Kelly
Lansingburg
Lansingburg High Court
Dura
Lansingburg High
Paul Kelly
George Ives
Bill Carpenter
Seerald Witten
George
Cerdan Knocks Turpin Out In Seventh Round Non Title Fight
Marcel Cerdan 32 world middleweight champion knocked out Britain's Dick Turpin in the seventh round at Empres Hall. Cerdan weighed 163 1/4 pounds while Turpin weighed about 182. Turpin was carried from the ring after a body blast and a final chin hook. The finish came at 1 22 of the seventh as Cerdan pressed the attack and the AP scorecard had him ahead on points.
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London
Marcel Cerdan
Britain
Dick Turpin
Empres Hall
Cerdan
Aide
Turpin
Marcel
Tony Zale
Jersey City
Cerdain
Associated Press
Union Club Dinner to Feature Kerr and Bronner
The Black U Club of Union College will host its annual dinner at 6 30 PM on Saturday April 30 at Hale House Schenectady. Andy Kerr former Colgate head coach and Lebanon Valley mentor will be the principal speaker Prof Fred Bronner Union 23 toastmaster. Bob Bender WGU and Athletica director J Harold Wittner will also speak Wittner will award lifetime passes to graduating senior captains and managers.
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Union College
Hale House
Schenectady
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Lebanon Valley College
Fred Bronner
Union
Bob Bender
WGU
Athletica
J. Harold Wittner
Wittner
Detroit defeats Montreal in boxing match
Detroit wins 3 to 1 over Montreal as knockout rounds approach. Toronto leads 31 in the seven series. Dagny Carabella scores 117 in a preliminary. New York outpoints Ronnie Draper of England in eight rounds.
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Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Turpin
Dagny Carabella
New York
Ronnie Drape
England
Principals Nines Open Play May 2
The 140 Principals League schedules games Mondays and Wednesdays from May 2 to June, with multiple byes and two games per date. Defending champion Catualle opens at Lansingburg. Troy begins May 4 at CCHS. teams play double round robin, home and away, across a slate of May to June contests.
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Principals League
Maemariat
ENO Two Kamen
Vir ‘Cult
Catualle
High Opvnn
Lansingburg
Salle Visi
Waterviet
Opanere
Troy
CCHS
Vliet Viet ‘Ure
la Salle
Watervies
Waetervliet
Lst
Ust
Bonus Player Option Rule Modified
Major league owners approve a change to the bonus rule allowing optioning of bonus players only for signings after March 1, delaying applicability until April 1. Walter Mallery details the list of crimina signers across the National and American Leagues, including names tied to Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia clubs.
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Cincinnati
Walter W. Mallery
Baseball
Mareh
Chandler
Mulbry
Crimia
Boston
John Antonelli
Brooklyn
Elmer G. Sexauer
Lloyd A. Merriman
Frank J. Fanovich
Philadelphia
Charles
Entries And Results At Leading Tracks GILESTREAM
A dense OCR of track results lists numerous names, times, and placements across events with many garbled terms. Key names and numbers appear in a long stream, indicating a lengthy results page with lines on athletes such as George, Betty, and Berke, but many entries are indecipherable.
Ed Donald Tops Pinners With 213 613
Ed Donald tops the Pinners with 213 613 in Class B action. Marie Lessier leads the women with strong scores including Eunice Van Patten and Gerry Kellett in the same circuit. The roster includes Betsy Nicholaun Dot Campbell and Anloa Hogan among many others across Class A B and C divisions.
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Ed Donald
Marie Lessier
Eunice van Patten
Gerry Kellett
Macvin-Nestarl
Betsy Nicholaun
Dot Campbell
Erina Hogan
Claire Bantatar
Claus Mary Grace Wood
Aan
Fridders Under Knife for Knee Operations
Chicago Cardinal Western Division champions of the National Football League will undergo knee operations at Michigan Reese Hospital today. Tackle Chet Bilge and halfback Jerry Weasel are named among the players facing surgery as part of post season medical plans.
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Fridders
Chicago
Chet Bilge
Jerry Weasel
Chicago Cardinal
Lesaue
Michar
Reese Hospita
Bit of This Bit of That Recaps Atlantic City Bowing Tourney
Jack McGrath notes Troy area bowlers struggled in the America Bowling Congress event at Atlantic City as dust conditions hindered lane action. Several leaders face pressure while others rose recently, with mentions of Frankie Devlin, Art Devlin, Frisch, and McGraw. Baseball mentions include Eddie Miksis’s eye injury and Ted Bayly’s wrestling prospects. East Side resident John Kenneth Spenard shines at Ithace College.
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Atlantic City
Vidas
Swen Lms
Teadera
Dietruit
Sidieway Pest
Bern
Frankie Rivet Fergie
Ty Art Deviln
Frisch
Sconeh
Fordham
Kurt
New York Yann
Giants
Frisc
Fie
Col Lean
Freon
Devlin
John Mefiaw
McGiaw
Filach
McGraw
Jowre
Ted Bayly
Jook Ho
John Kenneth Spenard
East Side
Ithace College
Housie Central School Quintets Play Night Lights Up Valley Hall
Housie Central and Valley Central students staged a weekend Play Night at Valley Fillly Community Hall with eighth graders and sixth graders in a vivid hoops showcase. Don Lee Masterson led the Whites with eight points, Warren McGreevey added 12, Sunny Johnson and Wromi Gite each scored for the Blues, while LeCourle paced the Whites with four field goals. Robert Abbott poured in 18 for the Blues in a 20 point win as Jim Peterson kept Whites in contention. Spenard, a noted pitcher from the School of Health and Physical Education, is linked to Marty Towyer All-Stars fame and is son of Edmund Spenard.
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Housie Valley Central Schoo
Achiie
Valley Filly Community Hall
Echpec
Blues
Don Lee Masterson
Warren McGreevey
Sunny Johnson
Wromi Gite
Huupoteba
Hallting Stindeft
LeCourle
John Marbot
Ant Don Couser
Robert Abbott
Jim Peterson
met @port
Spenard
Marty Towyere
Troy Amie Feu
Hudson
School of Health and Physical Education
Edmund Spenard
Walker Avenue
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Ed Lory
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Lew Enstein
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George Tashjian
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Dot McManur
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Lena Virgil
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Brook Dodger
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Housie Central School
Mintzer Petroleum Corp
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George Ther
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