School Fives Stage Cage Jamboree Tonight
The Principals League sends a five member basketball team into action tonight in a preview of the 1248-50 struggle for the loop title won last year by Lensingburg High. The league holds its second annual jamboree at R. P. I. ’87 gymnasium with five clinics and ten minute quarters to explain new last three minute rules. Ed Picken will announce and explain play as coaches introduce players. Jack Cahill and Chuck Reynolds officiate. no champion will be named. Pairings include Catholic High vs Watervliet and Troy vs Lansingburg in exhibition games.
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Lensingburg High
Sporta
Ryle
Ed Picken
Troy High
Jack Cahill
Chuck Reynolds
Catholic High
Watervilet
LaSalle
Troy
Lansingburg
Catholic Hig
ABC Promotes Standard Bowling Rules and League Play
The American Bowling Congress official visits to discuss standardized alley dimensions and equipment specs, emphasizing earnestly drafted rules for approach length, alley bed, pin placement, and wood moisture. Reported scores and player highlights from Waterford Camps Merchants League and regional matches across Troy Hoosick Falls Baltimore are noted.
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American Bowling Congress
Congress
Crete
A.B.C
A. B.C
ABC
Camps Merchants
Waterford
Camps Merchants League
Bob O'Hara
Bob
Carty Warhurst
Tom Falcone
Art Johnson
Berlin Cagers Open Season with 51 37 Victory
The Berlin A A cagers defeated the Caffee Sportsters of Troy 51 37 at Community Hall. Arnie Goodermore scored 17 while Bill Craib and Duffy Perkins added 10 apiece. Tom Cahill led the Sportsters with 14. Berlin travels to Mechanicville Saturday to face St Pauls and hosts Bennington Legion Monday.
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Berlin
A.A. Cagers
Ca Jfee Sportsters of
Troy
Arnie Goodermore
Bill Craib
Duffy Perkins
Tom Cahill
Mechanicville
St. Pauls
Bennington Legion
Jewish Center Seeks Games for Three Teams
Blumenthal of the Jewish Community Center announces bookings for the midette intermediates and gazetty clubs. Teams in a group can be scheduled by calling Blumenthal in Troy 5503. Red is slated for a senior game Sunday night and schedules include The Horse League matchups and Pacere plans.
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Jewish Center
Blumenthal
Jewish Community Center
Midette
Biumenthal
Troy
Helseen
Anchode Toeet
Leagar
Plas
Sreds
Manning Eclipse Tilt Tops Indus State
Manning Eclipse faces Indus State in a feature Industrial League basketball game. Teh Hurdes and Seven Up clash at TA pm while Stanford plays Bounn. Branford arrest at city university cited in Pineapple Bowtonite game notes.
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Darkhorse Impte
Eegeon
Mare Tha Ectipee
Aihany
Tarkien
Stanford Ve
May Branford
Sities
Poe
Hasan
Tommy
Bears and Buckeyes Rose Bowl nods unanimous
California and Ohio State earned unanimous selections from their leagues to meet in the Rose Bowl. Waldorf and Fealey bring strong coaching pedigrees as the PCC and Big Ten champions prepare for a Pasadena clash. Michigan’s tie with Ohio State left the Wolverines ineligible for another Rose bid.
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California
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Beara
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf
Northwestern
Bob Voigts
Weidort Portege
Wildcats
Voigts
Waidort
Pappy
Way
Berkeley
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Wesley Fealey
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Buckeye
Ohio
Michigan
Wolverines
Southern California
Big Ten
Minnesota
Missouri
Indiana
Wisconsin
Northwester
Pittsburg
Ilnois
West Coast
Bears
Trojans
Pacific Coast Conference
Iilingis
UCLA
Louis Cheshut bout tops Newark card in no decision clash
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis concluded preparations for a 10 round no decision bout with Bayonne junior college student Joe Cheshut at Newark Armory. Louis hopes to trim pounds to around 210 while Cheshut weighs 187, billed as a Conn style fighter. in Chicago the Cubs released catcher Ralph Nover to Los Angeles to clear space for Johnny Kimppstein drafted from Montreal.
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N. J
Joe Louis
Joe Cheshut
Louis
Boston
Billy Conn
Joe
Beaton
Bayonne
CUBS
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Seaterday
Ralph Novomer
Los Angeles
Cub
Patcher
Jona Kimppstein
Montreal
Indians Sold Veeck Faces Lawsuit in Cleveland
A group of Clever land businessmen bought the Cleveland Indians yesterday for about 2.2 million dollars and named Hank Greenberg as club general manager for three years. Ellis W. Ryan, 45, became president, vowing to keep Veeck’s policy and the Tribe’s organization intact.
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Hank Greenburg
Ellis W. Ryan
Bill Veeck
Greenberg
Indiana
Detroit Tigers
Veeck
Municipal Stadium
Indians
Ryan
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
$1,200,000 Damages Sought in Cleveland Indians Suit
Retired Cleveland businessman Jack H. Harris sues the Cleveland Indians Baseball Organization and former president Bill Veeck for 1.2 million dollars alleging usurpation and misuse of authority. Harris seeks damages, an accounting, and a ruling that Veeck held farm club ownership as trustee for the Cleveland club. Other parties include Dayton and Zanesville franchises and Tom Ryan’s syndicate.
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Cleveland Baneball Corporation
Bill Veeck
Jack H. Harris
Veeck
Ball Club
Indian Farm Club
Oklahoma City
Dayton
Zanesville
Harris
Tribe 1
Vesch
Srack
Oklahoma City Club
Heveland Club
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Alahoma City
Rudie Schaffer
Cleveland Indians
Jim Humphrey
Humphries
Schaffer
Warren Bradford
Tribe
Cleveland Bissbatl Corporation
Ellis H. Ryan
Green Island Knights of Columbus Open Season Against Mahars
The Green Island Knights of Columbus host the Mahar Vets of Watervliet tonight at Headly School Gym in the season opener. They aim to match last year’s 15 4 record and have planned a full schedule with Saratoga, Bennington, and Plattsburg visiting Green Island gym.
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Knights
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Saratoga
Bennington
Plattsburg
Green Taland
Stribling Substitutes For Chape in Boxing Card
Washington middleweight George Chape was injured in a weekend automobile accident and replaced by Ken Stribling for tomorrow night's main event promoted by Herb Nitke in Binghamton. Nitke said details of the crash were unclear and location possibly in the New York City area.
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Binghamton
Ken Stribling
Washington
George
Chape
Paria
Lee Sain
Pitty
Bure
Veard
Herb Nitke
wNitke
New York City
Tulane Eleven Awarded Southeastern Grid Title
Tulane was declared unofficial 1949 SEC football champions after a ruling by conference commissioner Bernie Moore. The decision excludes Kentucky's upcoming game with Miami from official standings, leaving Kentucky at four wins and one loss and Tulane at five wins with potential bowl implications.
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Tulane
Southeastern
Atlanta
Bernie Moore
Greenies
Kentucky
University of Miami
Wildcats
Louisiana State
Betwen
Miami
Moore
Coggin Aims For Third National Grid Catch Record
Hattiesburg Mississippi Southern end Coggin seeks three receptions against Louisville to set a third national record. He has 32 catches for 990 yards in nine games this season and already broke two marks on November 12 during a loss to Louisiana Tech and another loss to Alabama.
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Miss
Coggin
Mississippi Southern
Arty l
Louisville
Mississippi
Barney Poole
Louisiana Tech
Southern
Alabama
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