Landslide vote supports Irish claim to No 1 spot at YMCA league
In a opening basketball card at Bonesteel Gym Albany Felt beat BehrManning 40 36 after trailing 10 2 mid game. Key scores came from Gramm and Guily with 13 each to push the victory. Tek‑Hughes defeated Veterans Occupational School 40 26 while Marshall Eclipse rolled to a 37 24 win over Beven Up.
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Mayor Signals Cleveland Indians Sale Talks
Cleveland mayor hints at selling the Cleveland Indians with 44 percent stake discussed by Mayne Themis Burke and associates. He declines to name group members, stating negotiations aim for a satisfactory deal, comparing to prior Veeck tenure and noting a pending contract with a prospective buyer.
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Women and Men Bowlers Post Strong Scores
Results from a mixed bowling meet show Dolores Dupuis Prudy Forner Dot Heron and Connie Van Patten leading in women events with scores around 190 to 212 while Jake Petz tops the men with 230 in singles and Wynantskill’s Petz posts a high series. Other notable marks include Howard Allen Jack Burke and Sam Simmons among top scorers for local clubs Averill Park Walton Motors and Marvin Nettzer with solid team totals.
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Bohin Permane Hat Rejoins After Gulfstream Injury
New York GP Bohin Permane has been released from hospital following treatment for injuries sustained in a spill at Gulfstream. Doctors report the leg fracture is healing and Permane is expected to be back in action within the age-appropriate time frame.
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Gonzales Tops International Shooting Star Ranking
The report lists Gonzales as the leading shooter with a top rating, followed by several notable marksmen from various regions. It mentions Arthur Latewez, Hav Cocke, and Margaret Osborne DuPont among prominent figures in the field, with national and international rankings highlighted.
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Platoon system debate pits RPI Union coaches vs substitution rule
RPI and Union College join anti platoon critics in a heated New York writers meeting. Coaches Jenton and McLaughry advocate reverting to single squad play, arguing the two platoon plan hinders development and strains personnel. They cite Buffalo and Union losses as evidence, noting injuries and practicality concerns.
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Ratterman Leaves Bills for Bulldogs in 1950 NFL Entry
Quarterback George Ratterman confirmed he will join the New York Bulldogs for the 1950 season after leaving the Buffalo Bills. Reports say he signed a three year contract for 540 500. He will make his last Bills home appearance Sunday against the Chicago Hornets.
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Mead Collapses After Losing London Bout
London AP reports Randolph Turpin stopped Pete Mead of Grand Rapids between rounds four and five at Harringay Arena, Mead collapsing after a rib injury. Turpin weighed 160½ pounds to Mead’s 164¾, referee Teddy Waltham awarded the win to Turpin, Mead walked to his dressing room. In other bouts Eddie Thomas captured the British welterweight title by outpointing Henry Mall, while Sally Cantor drew with Kid Dussart.
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Court Clears Hockey Stars of Assault
Montreal Canadiens players Ken Reardon and Leo Gravelle were cleared of assault charges after a rinkside melee with Chicago Blackhawks fans on November 2. Judge Joseph B Hermes ruled fans overstepped and were the aggressors, while gravellies charge was dropped and Grich moved away after injuries from the incident at the rinkside during the game.
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Dorp Club Drops Russell Eye Gunther As Coach
The Dorp Club ends Russell and names Gunther as coach to replace the departing Russell. The Electrics of Schenectady face a coaching transition amid internal moves and public scrutiny. Haskell and Waterfalls survivors noted among local players and staff, with several candidates discussed for the role.
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Eagles Acquire Rights To Wisconsin Center Robert Wilson
Philadelphia reports draft rights to Robert Wilson of Wisconsin, while Pittsburgh gains rights to Charlie Justice of North Carolina. Eagles reveal No 3 pick at NFL meeting as Jim Martin of Notre Dame is listed as tackle and end. Earlier they traded No 2 pick rights to Detroit for Tackie Mike Jirmoluk.
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Siena Quint Leads Debut Setup Against Alumni
Colgate and Siena actions frame a college sports week with Gridiron and basketball deciders. Colgate vows tough play while centering on a revenge clash with Syracuse. Siena prepares for a 1950 debut against the alumni with standout George Weber and Captain Bil Boland leading a tall frontline, amid lineup notes and returning veterans.
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Jewish Center Cage League Opens Tonight
The Jewish Community Senior House Basketball League debuts with four teams. The Thoroughbreds vs Trotters kicks off at 7 30, Pacers against Breakers to follow. Regular league nights move to Wednesday from Thursday.
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School 16 Defeats School 18 in Field Hockey at Frear Park
School 16 beat School 18 16 to 0 at Frear Park. Francis Stimacey led, with Marie Casale Lucy Gross Lucretia Scersons and Amelia Casale starring for the winners.
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Alfred Sabisch Named Cage Coach At Academy
Alfred K Sabisch veteran soccer and swimming coach at Albany Academy has been appointed basketball coach for this season by William G Morris director of athletics per announcement from Morris office Sabisch was junior varsity coach in 1949 and has led freshmen teams for years but this marks his first directing the varsity.
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750 Attend Basketball Clinic At Knickerbocker Junior High
About 0 high school students and guests attended a basketball clinic last night. Head coaches Ed Jucker of RPI and Dan Cunha of Siena led their 1M65 varsity teams through drills for Troy area students at Knickerbocker Junior High School.
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