Collegians Ready To Shoot For Grid Rivalries
College football faces key showdowns Saturday and Thanksgiving, with Big Ten and Pacific Coast battles shaping conference titles and Rose Bowl bids. California, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Army, and Oklahoma head the field as upsets fuel the playoff chase across nationwide clashes.
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Upsets block pro grid title bids in NFL and AAC action
Upsets halted title bids as the Rams and Browns were held to 7 7 ties. Pittsburgh and Chicago won key games while Washington beat Philadelphia 44 21 and New York defeated Chicago 14 10. San Francisco routed Los Angeles 41 24 as Cardials and Bears forged high scoring showdowns. Regular-season scoring mark set with 65 by Cardials.
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Robinson Floors Lester In 5th Round Victory
John Carroll University defeated Canisius 26 12 as Carl Taacft led 235 rushing yards on drives. crowd of 3517 braved rain at Civic Stadium. In New Orleans Ray Sugar Robinson KO'd Vern Lester in 5th round after referee Ferdie was knocked down earlier.
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St Vincent's Bearcats blank Mt St Mary's 30 to 0
St Vincent's Bearcats remained undefeated as they defeated Mt St Mary's 30 to 0 before 5,000 fans in Latrobe Pennsylvania. Frank Martin scored twice on a five yard run and a 12 yard dash. Don Henigan and Vince Landry added touchdowns as St Vincent's shut out the Mountaineers.
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Bowling Scores and Mixed League Standings Noted
Readable lines show bowlers like Fred Gleich 93 and Tom Dewherty 501 with scores such as 222 563 and 2858. Other entries include Joe Long 528 Judd Montayne and Vivian Keado 170 449, Lorraine Hussey 164 426, Nellie Canard 133421.
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Chet Joslin
Joe Long
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Merchanta
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Nick Picnately
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Lorraine Hussey
Nellie, Canard
Broncos Sweep St Mary's In 30th Little Big Game
Santa Clara dominates St Mary’s Gaels 196 in the 30th meeting, with Abe Dung scoring on a 90 yard interception return and Len Gasenova adding two first half touchdowns. John Pasco connects for a 35 yard TD, as Santa Clara races to a commanding lead before St Mary’s mounts a late TD.
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La Salle Net Team Assists At Kramer Gonzales Match
LaSalle Institute of Troy tennis team acts as ball boss for the Kramer Gonzales pro match in Albany Armory under Siena College sponsorship. Brother Alban and the institute mentor coordinate the student effort as crowds pack the event. Also connected are Frank Parker Pancho Segura and promoter Bobby Riges.
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Hetman Brothers Top Barrett Cramer Team
Matt and Mike Hetman dominated the bowling event against Barrett and Cramer, winning with high scores. Mike Hetman posted 245, 222 and Matt 248, 272, while Cramer and Barrett struggled with mid-150s to low-180s as the Hetman brothers claimed the win.
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Bruins Top Leafs In 4-2 Victory At Boston Garden
Boston earned its first win in nine NHL games by defeating Toronto 4-2 before 10,805 fans. Eddie Sandford suffered a severed left Achilles tendon in the opening period and will be out at least six weeks. Montreal moved to second in the standings by a 0-0 tie with Chicago as Durnan and Brimsek posted shutouts.
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New Booters Help Troy Past Utica All Stars 3-0 at Van Rensselaer Field
Troy Soccer Club moved back into the win column with a 3-0 victory over Utica All Stars on Van Rensselaer Field. Jim Wiseman opened the scoring, Adam Neudecker added a second, and Tony Kasparian sealed it with a late goal. Neudecker, Troy’s top scorer, again starred along with Bologna and Kasparian in a productive debut for ex-Heady ace Balogna. The win follows three wins, three ties, and two losses on the season for Troy in the Central New York Soccer League.
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Scholastic Scores Report Saturday Results
Reading from the Bethlehem Centre and Vincentian of Albany Academy scores show Bethlehem Centre 45 over Water ivfiet 0 while LaSalle led CBA 20 to 0 as of yesterday. The report notes the set of scholastic athletic results across local teams and venues with LaSalle and CBA posting a decisive 20 to 0 score.
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Vincentian of Albany Academy
Barrett Takes Bowling Lead With 3-0 Win
Barrett moves into sole first in the Troy Bowling Association after a 3-0 victory over Al Mochon at Bowler torium. Dom Isabella led night scores with 624 while others posted high marks including Johnny Walthers 816 and Frank Beditz 609 in a series of matches.
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Troy Bowling Association
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al Mochon
Barrett
Dom Isabella
Howard Bode
Johnny de
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Morris Cramer
Frank Beditz
Gene Bellerose
Boyd Connally
Red Granan
Charlie Gray
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Mortis Cramer
Tony de Lano
Lou de Laicia
Cy Wager
Charlie Cassidy
Carlo Fiacco
Harold McGowan
Tony Morino
Chick Chehineiki
Eddie Inglis
Charlie Bechard
Mike Hermes
Matt Harman
Johnny Walters
Westerfelt Scores In Hot Rod Race at Burden Lake
Howie Westerfelt of Rensselaer shared top honors at Burden Lake Speedway winning two hot rod events including the 30 lap main. Russ Peetz of Troy finished second in the finale with Jim Wachtel third and Francis Conklin fourth. In the opener Wachtel led at times. Ed Mores spun and rolled. In the second race Westerfelt moved from last to overtake Reckless Rebel Davis on lap eight. Davis finished second, Peetz third, with Ed Conklin winning the consolation.
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Burden Lake Speedway
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Brunswick
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Mechanicville
Wachtel
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Ernie Palmer
Naseau
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Detroit Over St. Louis 31 to 14 in Lively Grid Battle
AP reports University of Detroit defeated St. Louis University 31 to 14 before 7,382 fans. Fullback Mike Kavseerian scored three touchdowns, sharing top honors with St. Louis halfback Ed McChiskey, who had both touchdowns for his team.
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Union Swamps Hamilton For Upstate's Best Record
Union College defeated Hamilton College 66 to 24 to stretch its unbeaten streak to 12 games, with halfback George Best scoring four touchdowns as Union preserved the two year mark with 12 straight. Colgate, Northwestern, and other regional results are noted amid a chaotic score roundup.
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Sunday Scores Summary Card
John Carroll defeated Canisius 26 to 12 and St Vincent won 30 to 0 over Mt St Marys. Santa Clara led St Marys of California 19 while Detroit blanked St Louis 31 to 0. U4
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