Bowl selections loom as teams eye New Year classics
California and TCU are favored for Bowls with Oregon and Syracuse also in the mix. Pending decisions hinge on Sugar and Tangerine Bowls while Washington State pursues a PCC waiver to play in a bowl beyond the Rose. Buffalo and Rutgers eyed minor bowls, with Kentucky, Louisville, and others in discussion as December games approach.
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Army Scout Praises Tranchini and Navy Depth
Army scout praised Navy quarterback Joe Tranchini as a superior passer to Forrestal and lauded Navy backfield talent. He cited Tranchini, Bellino, Matava, and Stremie as key performers, predicting Navy’s depth could challenge Army’s defense. He noted Navy losses and Army near full strength with Bol Anderson expected to start if clear.
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Spa Raceway Announces 105 Nights in 1959 Schedule
Saratoga Raceway has set 105 race nights for 1959, as reported by the State Harness office under R Monaghan. The Spa will operate from a 105 night schedule forming the summit of the Saratoga Parks Racing Association. The last aa nights comprise the fall program under The Orange County Driving Park Association.
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Folley Halts Bygraves in Ninth Round Victory
Folley stopped Bygraves in the ninth of a ten rounder as Bygraves faded after a long count in the second round. Folley weighed 101% pounds, Bygraves 20334, with the British ring star holding a strong mid rounds edge on the AP scorecard.
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LSU Runs Away In AP Grid Poll
LSU dominates the AP grid poll after a dominant season ending win. The Tigers receive the vast majority of first place votes, while Auburn Oklahoma and Towa rise, with notable shifts in the rankings as Wisconsin and Ohio State also move in. The text cites a Sugar Bowl bound LSU finishing atop the poll with 4,445 points to 1,088 for the next team.
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Zalazar Stops Keating in 8 At St. Nick's
Victor Zalazar the unbeaten Argentine middleweight extended his win streak to 15 by stopping Frank Keating at St. Nicholas Arena. The scheduled 10 rounder ended by knockout in the eighth round as Zalazar drilled body and head blows until referee Arthur Mercante halted the bout.
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Chauncey Hanover Wins At Yonkers Pace Race
Chauncey Hanover, a Symearold gelding, led early and held off Col ton Prince to win Yonkers Seature Class A Pace by a length at Yonkers Raceway. Time for the mile was 2 04 3 1, driven by William Houghton, owned by Farmstead Acres of Brookville, returning 87 40. Will Remela finished third.
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Johnsons 694 Total Tops Area Bowls Strong Night
Johnsons 694 total led the area as Tarl Joussan rolled 213 244 237 for an 8p triple at TriMento’s Alleys near Green Island. Adele Semnick topped totals with 207 558 at Cohoes Bowling Arena with Ball and Chain Mixed League. Fred Slater Jr. posted a steady 140 140 140 420 in the same event.
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Notable wrestling and bowling scores from city meet roundup
A crowded page lists athletes and scores across bowling and wrestling events. Names include Jim Whalen 232 and Tom Brady 205 with multiple 200s in bowling, along with Waterviic Fraternal Earl Johnson 213 244 237 and others such as John Esposito 210 and Wong Mo ring 203. The list mixes team members and standalone scores, ending with a continued note on Page 29.
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Hank Thibodeau
Howard Bode
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Wong Moring
Maria Julian
Butch Grovenger
Joe ‘Mitchel
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Ton DeNanto
Hudson Valley Five Opens At Mohawk Tonight
Hudson Valley Five opens its basketball season at Mohawk Tech in Utica as a veteran lineup led by Trny players starts against Mohawk Tech. The 17 game Empire State Junior College schedule features many home contests at Sebo Gym and a mix of newcomers and returning veterans from the Albany Schenectady region.
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Switch May Step Up Hill Goal Production
A fragmented sports note hints Switch May increasing goal production for Vasco Rel hockey during Thanksgiving weekend opener. The team faces Queens University at home, with Field House tickets available. Local students are returning after the holiday, and season ticket holders are expected to attend.
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Area colleges name probable starters for next week
Area colleges prepare for season openers with starting lineups. Albany State Teachers, Canisius, Union and RPI announce anticipated first fives while injuries and equipment issues test their depth ahead of matchups and scrimmages.
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