Ed Sucker Busies Anishing Towels on 1049-50 Team
Speed and attack mark 87 gym work as Ed Sucker drills his 1049-50 B.F.I. Engineers under a wide open Midwest style. He has 16 players in six weeks of training with blistering endurance and strict conditioning. Saturday opens the campaign in the college field house as R.P.I. hosts the Maritime Academy in the curtain-raiser.
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Ed Sucker
Towelses
Sucker
Orm
Midwest
Cod
Beards
Engineers
R.P.1
Maritime Academy
Hopes High For Good Season For Engineers Basketball
Engineer coach Jucker enters his second year with six returning lettermen. Captain Ed Zeno leads a forward unit including Chuck Graney Ed Dailey and Rod Halloran supported by sophomore Bob Halloran. Brower Murphy vie for center while Lassen and guards Cardell Sirelia Bulmer compete for key guard spots. Jucker expects a tough schedule with St. Lawrence Rochester Buffalo and Union named as major tests.
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Jacker
Engineer
Cherry and White
Ed Zeno
Chuck Graney
Ed Dailey
Rod Halloran
Zeno
Engineers
Dailey
Graney
Bob Halloran
Halloran
Jucker
Rp.i
Troy
Ail Brower
Frank Murphy
Seth
Brower
Richie Lassen
Lassen
R.P.I
Tech
George Sirelia
Joe Bulmer
LaSalle
Trojans
St. Lawrence
Rochester
Buffalo
Union
RPI and Hartwick Meet in Cobleskill Benefit Basketball Night
RPI basketball hosts Hartwick tonight in Cobleskill for a benefit game linked to the South Service Program. Coach Ed Jucker fields the Engineers at the college fieldhouse against Hartwick, with Zeno and Dalley at forward, Brower at center, Lassen likely starting guard, and Bulmer or Sirella as reserve candidates.
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RPI
Hartwick
Rovio Ree Eo Seppe
Hartwick College
Coble
Trojans
Ed Jucker
New York Maritime Academy
New York
Jacker
Ed Zeno
Tech
Ed Dalley
Bill Brower
Mod
Frank Murphy
Richie Lassen
Joe Bulmer
LaSale
George Sirella
Siena Opens Road Season Tonight
Siena cagers travel to Oxween to face Oswego State Teachers for their first road game in four. They beat the alumni LeMoyne and Puerto Rico San Germans at home, seek a test against Manhattan Saturday at the Garden, with a lineup led by Boland, Nevihrup, Brudx, O’Brien, and Hasrell.
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Siena
Madison Square Garden
Oxween
Oswego State Teachers
LeMoyne
Syracuse
Puerto Rico
San
Albany
Dan Cunha
Manhattan
Newark
Rutgers
Jaspers
Bill Boland
Lange
Chuck Nevihrup
Grom’Brudx
Exter
George O'Brien
Tophile Hasrell
Omego
Max Ziel
Cole Fimtor Dies. Chicago Proctor Editor Passes
Chicago sports editor Cole Fimtor Proctor, age 14, known for Tonetime golf coverage in the Chicago Berakl American, died yesterday. The paper notes his early career and influence in local golf journalism.
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Cole Fimtor
Chicago
Fred ) Proctor
Tonetime
Betting scandal shrouds baseballs Most Valuable Player vote
A gambling coup tied to the American and National League Most Valuable Player selections shocks New York and Brooklyn. Bookmakers report hefty bets on Williams, Ted Williams, and other players, prompting Ford Frick to propose changes in vote timing and public disclosure of winners. The Baseball Writers Association tally, with 24 members, had its votes tabulated November 11.
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Imam
Ken Smith
Ball Writers Association of America
Miny
Ehough
Baseball Writers Association
Watervliet Has It Troy High Needs Cage Experience
In a lean year for coach Manny Elfenbein Troy High School basketball rebuilds with zero returning varsity players led by Bob Foster while juniors fill most spots. The opener hosts Drury High and the schedule includes Lansingburg Watervliet and LaSalle as the team aims to improve, facing tough tests as young players gain experience.
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Watervliet
Troy High
George Yamin
Troy High School
Sero
Gero
Nero
Drury School
Manny Elfenbein
Manny
Larry Johnson
Buddy Ree
Jim Griffis
Chet Hayner
Jake Cramer
Steve Abbott
Bob Foster
Foster
RPI
Drury High
Lansingburg
Albany
Amsterdam
Catholic High
Mont Plesgant
LaSalle
Nott. Terrace
Mont Pleasant
Mepham
Nott Terrace
Gordon Asks Release To Play On Coast
Gordon, veteran second baseman for the Cleveland Indians, asked for outright release to play in the Coast League next season, preferably with Portland. The 34 year old, once nicknamed the Flash, rose to fame with the Yankees, later joined Cleveland in 1947, and cited a home closeness as his reason for the move.
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Eugene
Gre
Joe Gordon
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Portland
Gordon
Flash
New York Yankees
LeCroix Sparks 36 Points to Defeat Berlin
LeCroix scores 36 as Bennington Legion beats Berlin 855 in a high school game. Ed Wilko struggles to slow the Berlin offense while Vermont all state standout LeCroix powers the win. The Berlin squad, coached by Ed Wilko, faced a tough night and fell by one point in a later game context.
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LeCroix
Berlin
Vermont
Bennington
Legion
A. A
Ed Wilko
Tony Galento to headline Schenectady wrestling show
Tony Galento from Jersey will top the Algonquin Sporting Club card at Paradise Butler Rink in Schenectady tomorrow night. He teams with Faro Rinaldi of Italy for the best two out of three falls. Elmer Estep and Harry Winklestein are matched in a 43 minute semifinal with two preliminaries to follow.
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Schenectady
Tony Galento
Ton Barkeep
France
N. J
Algonquin Sporting Club
Paradise Butler
Louis
Faro Rinaldi
Italy
Elmer Estep
Arkansas Hulbilly
Harry Winklestein
New York
Cy Wagar Sparks Intercity Duel. Moxies Fall
Cy Wagar led with 615 series as intercity action saw the Moxies fall 2,722 to 2,591 to Casbah Lounge. Jack Mara paced Casbah with 219-212-01 and Bill Zandry 219-583, while Old Reliable Empire’s five hitters topped Hi-Way Recreation 3-0. Joe Mitchell led Hi-Way with 216-200-54, Tom Williams 199. Venetian Tavern took two from Lou’s Diner as Art Coulson rolled 214-208 for a 422, Fred Heeley 278-85, Matt Herman 220-204-56, Chris Keily 203.
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Cy Wagar
Moxies
Casbah
Jack Mara
Bill Zandry
Reliable Empire
Hi-Way Recreation
Joe Mitchell
Tom Williams
Eq Ingus
Tom Thorns
Pete DeMento
Venetian Tavern
Lou
Art Coulson
Fred Heeley
Matt Herman
Chris Keily
Watervilet Varsity Hoop Hopefuls Return Seven Cagers
Watervilet High brings back seven varsity players including regulars from last year as coach Tom Jones plans for the Principals League and Eastern Conference campaigns. The squad loses captain Kennedy and star Flannery but adds JV transfers and promoted sophomores to bolster the roster. Schedule includes Catholic High home opener and a slate of league games as the Watervilet quintet eyes a championship run.
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Weve
Watervilet High
Walt Nash
Watervilet
Tom Jones
Estern
Johnny Kennedy
Tom
Flannery
Jones
Kennedy
Bob Davin
Chuck Michelan
Mario Dominick
Harry Cathout
Walt Pyndos
Arsenal City
O Rourke and Cioffi Prep St Lawrence Squad for Colgate Opener
Waterford’s Bill O Rourke and Troy’s Lou Cioffi lead a veteran St Lawrence basketball squad as they prepare for a season opener against Colgate at Hamilton. The group features seven lettermen including O Rourke and More, plus four freshmen stepping up from last year’s team. The Saints posted 11 wins in 18 games last season and set a university scoring record before losing to Colgate.
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Bill O'Rourke
Waterford
Lou Cioffi
Troy
St. Lawrence University
iColxate
Hamilton
At Lawrence
Colgate
O'Rourke
John More
Tarrytown
Slim Elmslie
Ben Cum
Roger Lawrence
Rye
John Lawrence
New York
Cioffin
Bob van Slyke
Little Paris
Hank Wheat
Geneva
Ed Starke
Amsterdam
Bob Prevost
Niagara Fale
John Carroll
Schenectady
Wayne Hastings
Albany
Champlain
Bob Samuels
Forest Hille
Alan Alatyne
Stuyverant
Sainte
Ernie Vandeweghe
Eddie Brett
Larry Camp
Wrestling Added To YM Activities
The Troy YMCA added wrestling to its activities announced by physical director Ken Chivers. The class meets Tuesday and Thursday at 7.00 p.m. under GU Vierling, former intercollegiate wrestler and student at Ruppell Lane, who will outline course plans at the opening session tonight.
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Troy Im.ca
Ken Chivers
GU Vierling
Ruppell Lane
Vierling
Courae
Vast List of Entries At Leading Tracks MAGROCNDs
Sporadic results and entries appear across numerous track names and participants, with many figures and penalties noted. The fragmented OCR shows names like Peter, War Bend, Gal In Calin, Quera Jocy cancer, and others, alongside various numbers and percentages, indicating a long, mixed catalog of results and entries from a racing or track meet.
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Buck
Reg Sering
Borie
Mary Mwlop
Aitzere
Teo
Matty
Sur Wrens
Teeker
Feldman brothers dominate Cohoes bowling scene
The Feldman family in Cohoes fields four pin bowlers in the Pin Boy League at the Cohoes Bowling Center. Bill Feldman sits among top averages in Class A with 160s while Irv leads. Joey Schmidt is highlighted as Albany’s promising entrant with a chance at finals in the ABC sanctioned tourney. League leaders include Howard Allen and Ralph Heinzman, with standout scores across multiple divisions and schools noting growing youth participation.
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Billy Feldmen
Co Hoes
Bui
Feldman
Irv
Bill
Ronnie
Albert
Cohoes
Bull
Chicago
Albany
Joey Schmidt
Joey
Troy
New York
Schwoegler
Varipapa
Wilman
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Dave Cushing
Ray Mason
Steve Jordan
Cinsa ‘C
Nick Covatta
Joe Rivage
Lou O'Brien
Tony Daniele
Cun Stevens
Covatta’s
Tully's
Graham
Yorkes
Hanson
Mitch
Graham's
Unbeaten Army Chosen For Lambert Trophy
Army, undefeated and untied, was unanimously chosen yesterday to receive the Lambert Trophy for the best college football team in the nation. It marks the fifth time in six years Cadein has won the award. The trophy will be presented to Coach Earl Blalk tomorrow.
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New York
Lambert
Cadein
Earl Blalk
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