All-Scholastic Eleven Named By Coaches Backers
The Princi pals League introduced its All-Scholastic team at the second annual basketball jamboree in API's 87 Gym. LaSalle and Lansingburgh won two games each while Watervliet, Troy, and Catholic High dropped two. Results: La Salle defeated Troy 10-4 and Watervliet 20-16. Lansingburgh beat Catholic High 14-12 and downed Troy High. Watervliet edged Catholic 11-9. Major rule change: retain possession after a foul in the first five minutes. jump ball at quarter starts explained.
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Lansingburg Leads Four On All County Team Despite Losses
The Record News notes Lansingburg places four players on the All-County squad while Catholic High misses the first team. La Salle and Watervliet supply two each, Troy three, and Cohoes fields three standouts as injuries shaped the selections. Jack Maloney of La Salle anchors the backfield alongside Lansingburg’s Morse.
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Walt Nash
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Jack Zampler
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Ron Jensen
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Bob
Dec) Davis
Watervilet
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Phil Morse
Tony Cane
Jack Morse
Jack
Ullback
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Yeu
Maloney
CCHS
Crusaders
Hospital St
Cohoes
Frank la Plante
Rip) Ratcliffe
Pro Basketball Scores From New York to Washington
Fragments show a New York Wisconsin tone with scores listed as 9 to 6 and mentions of Rochester, Tr-Cite, Reston and Indianapolis. The readable text implies a late night scoreboard snapshot across multiple cities with brief point totals and team references.
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Indianapolis
Rochester
Reston
Louis Cautious With Cheshut Exhibition Bout In Newark
In a 10 round exhibition in Newark before about 500 fans Louis Cautious With Cheshut faced Joe Cheshut of Bayonne. Cautious landed precise lefts and jabs while Cheshut pressed. a knockdown occurred in the later rounds as both fighters tested endurance and technique.
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Ned Hearvreight
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Army Notre Dame Looms In Weekend Grid Picks
AP grid selections project Army Notre Dame, Baylor, Cornell, Texas, and Tennessee as top picks. Notable clashes include Tulane vs LSU, Texas vs Texas A and M, and North Carolina vs Virginia. The piece notes Doak Walker era hopes, Ivy and Southwest clashes, and a slate of games shaping conference titles.
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Oklahoma
A&m
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Oxlahom
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Virginia
Charlie Justice
Tarheels
Breem Ory Green
TCU
Doak Walker
Friion Methodists
Notre Dame
Frogs
Yanks star Vic Raschi to address Amateur League diners
Vic Raschi, famed World Series pitcher for the New York Yankees, will be the principal speaker at the Trevl Amateur League banquet on Wednesday November 3. Edward A Wachter, recreation superintendent, and Pete Mooney Teague director oversee plans with Raschi joining other noted athletes and officials for the event.
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Edward A Wachter
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Citieland Indians
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Now & Imaneker
Flock
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Martie
Boston Red Sox
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Rascht
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Roe
Joe Pace
Offbeat High School Gridiron Selections Named
The Record Newspapers announce scholastic eleven selections with players from Troy Catholic High L&S LaSalle Watervliet and Watervliet highlighted. Fullback Jack Mone is billed from Troy and quarterback Bob Sheahan of Watervliet leads the backfield. Other honorees include Tom Leonard and Jack Brenchuck on the second team with George Bourgeoise Tom King Bernie Waite Frank Sinlan John Noonan Nick Squadere and Fred Chase among the listed positions.
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Troy Area
Frank LaPlante
Tony Case
Bob Davis
Jack Morse
Ek Tues
Nick Squadere
Waterviiet
Fred Chase
LSI
Bob Sheahan
Watervliet
Johnny Kennedy
Bob Ratcliffe
Dick Jewett
Ron Behott
Burg
RPI Announces 10-Game Hockey Schedule Under Harkness
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute outlines a ten game season for Ned Harkness’ hockey team led by coach Harkness. The slate starts January 7 at Hamilton with home games against Middlebury Williams Cornell St Michael's Springfield Hamilton Cornell and Norwich culminating March 4 at Norwich.
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Roland K Brown
RPI
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Harkness
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Norwich
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Williams
Cornell
St. Michael's
Springfield
Midaebury
Bulldogs and Pros Set for Sudden Death Showdown Sunday
The Troy Bulldogs clash with the Troy Albany Pros at Menands Raceway in a single game festival after weather delays canceled a three game series. Coach Benin leads a secrecy cloaked Bulldog attack while Coach Manweiller braces for a tough defensive plan as Notre Dame Field hosts the decisive battle.
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Notre Dame
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Dave Manweiller
Groza Tops NBA Scorers In National League
New York reports Ralph Beard of the Indianapolis Olympians ranks fourth in league scoring with 169 points in 11 games. Alex Groza leads with 260 points, while George Mikan is second with 221. Other top names include Joe Fulks, Noble Jorgensen, Max Zaslotsky, John Logan, and Paul Hoffmann among the season leaders.
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Alex Groza
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