Oklahoma Rises to Third in AP Poll After Nebraska Win
Notre Dame holds No. 2 as 12 of 143 voters back the Irish with Army first place votes totaling 4,218 points. Oklahoma climbs to third after a 48 4 victory over Nebraska, with California slipping to fourth and Rice, Michigan, Minnesota, Cornell, Penn, and Baylor rounding the early top ten.
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Garnets to Drill for Amsterdam This Weekend
The Watervliet Garnets prepare for an Amsterdam game this weekend. Race manager Tince D Agostino has set Louients drill at Brotherhond Bark for 7 o clock. The game marks the Garnets first time playing at the Race venue.
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Industrial Association to honor Red Jones as fall awards speaker
J Richard Jackson announces Nicholas I Red Jones a longtime American League umpire will speak at the UMLC A Uindustrial Athletic Association fall awards dinner on Thursday night November 10. The roast beef dinner starts at 6 20 with Jones joining a line of notable past speakers. Team trophies and individual awards in four sports will be presented as area industries and plans for the 1949 50 season are outlined. Invitations extend to member plants with guest limits and two day non member reservations on November 7 and 8.
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INDUS
Ymca Industrial Athletic Association
Red” Jones
American League
Joseph Suese
Veterans Vocational School
Abe L. Bryce
IAA
Jackson
Vic Thompson
Don Hart
Bordens
John Wasenko
Reannit
Fred Kerwin
Watervliet Arsenal
Red” Potter
Marshall Eclipse
John Roberts
Ro and Duval
Albany Felt
J. Richard
Skipper) Jackson
UMLC
Uindustrial Athletic Association
Nicholas I
Red) Jones
JAA
Abe Bryto
Jones
Ithe Laa
Bill Quigsey
Benny Leonard
Charlie Paddock
Jim Thorpe i Schackt
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
New York Yankee
Teo Durocher
New York Giants
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Hubbell
Terry
Andy Kerr
Col Fgate Grid
Lebanon Valley College
el Bible
Campbell Seeks Cage Games For 3 Teams
Campbell seeks basketball games for three teams with Dohers Beams Fanndacum and Ciub as organizers. Interested parties should contact for bookings, targeting post high school intermediate to youth age groups. Reading unclear but mentions coaching roles and a scoring reference from a prior season.
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Osha
Echrharker
Green Hornet Wins Mat Feature Over Mays McLain
Green Hornet James Henry dominated Mays McLain in two falls on LaSalle wrestling card. Hornet won first fall 17 29 with body press, second 12 11 with tying tackles and a reverse. Windek Kowalski defeated Texas Babe Sharkey in 19 49 with a flying tackle and drops. Yukon Eric Holmback forced Red OMalley to quit in 18 46 after surf guard. Karpiel and Matthews drew twenty minutes in opener.
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Tarzan) Kowalski
Texas
Babe Sharkey
Yukon Eric Holmsback
Red O'Malley
Joe Karpiel
Watervliet J
Fred Matthews
Albany
Swent
Cards Honor Dr Hyland With Plaque Surprise Visit
The St Louis Cardinals presented Dr Robert F Hyland known as the Surgeon General of Baseball with a one inch high plaque engraved with every member of the 1949 team. Enos Slaughter, back from a deer hunt in Colorado, attended the surprise office visit and awarded the longtime surgeon with national recognition for his injury repair work over nearly thirty years with both St Louis major league clubs.
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Robert F. Hyland
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Enos Slaughter
Redbird
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Hyland
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Amon
Siena Booters Meet RPI Jayvees Tomorrow
Siena College's soccer team seeks a second victory in as many games against RPI Jayvees, set for tomorrow at Tree The Ingiahs. The squad hopes to build on their first win of the season, with key players cited in the prep notes.
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Ingiahs
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Dave MacKay
Bii
Riggs and Paneho Battle Hinge On Kramer Lesson
Riggs watches from the bench as Paneho seeks guidance from Kramer in a pivotal matchup. The narrative centers on strategic adjustments, aiming to shift balance, with emphasis on Pancho and Gonzales as key figures and the anticipation of a dramatic crowd reaction.
Wagar and Clifton Lead Pinners in City Bowling Meet
Clifton and Wagar top the pinners with scores 241 809 and 227 811 respectively. Mary Jorgenson posts a 403 for women with best single 182 by Ethel Ahearn. Multiple bowlers and clubs including St Marys League and local merchants are listed with varied scores across men and women divisions.
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Cy Wagar
Troy Merchants
Dick Clifton
Jackson Avenue
Mary Jorgenson
Alpha Victory
Ethel Ahearn
St Paul the Apostle
Dud Smite
Frank Be Dity Sah Toe Klee
Fom Brady
Walt Kane
Elmira Club Franchise Parley Called
Elmira WP A meeting tomorrow at noon may determine the future of the Elmira Pioneers in the Eastern League. Lynn Bitner of the Binsira Area Baseball Corp says the Browns held a directors meeting and has no knowledge of Albany reports that they will dispose of Elmira. The Browns sold the franchise in 1944 and can buy it back at the original price.
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Knick to Face Royals in Schenectady Exhibition
The New York Knickerbockers travel to Schenectady Armory Friday night for an exhibition with the Rochester Royals. Coach Joe Lapchick praises the current squad, boosted by four Grade A players Vince Boryla Dick McGuire Harry Donovan and Connie Simmons alongside veterans Braun Lumpp and Vanderwerhe.
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Cestac Wins Quick Knockout Over Jones in Ring
Cestac knocks out Jones in the second round at the Coliseum. The bout features heavy blows and a dominating performance by Cestac, who delivers rapid rights and several stiff exchanges to seal the victory. Jones struggles to respond as the referee halts the contest.
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Tulane to Break Off Notre Dame Series After 1950 Season
Tulane University will end its football series with Notre Dame after the 1950 game in New Orleans, with Tulane citing schedule considerations and the present contract through 1990. Notre Dame officials voiced disappointment but noted plans to pursue a tougher nine-game schedule and continued top opponents.
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LaMotta to defend title vs Cerdan in Madison Square Garden
New York middleweight champion Jake LaMotta agreed to defend his crown against Marcel Cerdan at Madison Square Garden on December 2. The bout follows their June title win by LaMotta and a postponed rematch delayed by LaMotta’s shoulder injury.
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Williams Wins Title Bout In Easy Decision
Lightweight Ike Williams defended his world lightweight crown with a rounded victory over Al Mobley of Elizabeth. Williams, based in Tren ton, sustained a minor cut over the left eye in round seven while dominating the action.
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Waterford Edges Draper 3 1 In Soccer Thriller
Waterford High moved to an even 2 2 independent mark with a 3 1 win over Draper at Schenectady yesterday. Armand Patregnani Bil Cerqua and Rey Walters scored for Waterford while Jack LeGere kept Draper scoreless until a late goal by Waterford.
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Troy Individual Pin e Loop State Listed
Troy individual league pinners will match the maples in two divisions at the Trojan Bowl. Tonight at 7 o clock the first pairings include Cicchanelli DeLano Beditz McGowan Beechard DePaul Marino Mike Hetman Grayci Barrett Inglis Granan. At 8 pm another slate features Connak ly Matt Herman Walthers Russell Wager Fiacco Cassidy Mochon Cramer DeLucia land Bode Bellerose.
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