Siena names Father Feeney athletic director at Siena
Rev. Michael J. Feeney OFM. named athletic director at Siena College succeeding Rev. Mauri Fitzgerald OFM who left for Paterson N J. Dan Cunha new assistant athletic director and Leo Callahan director of intramural sports join staff.
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Michael J. Feeney
OFM
Siena College
Mauri
Fitzgerald
Paterson
N. J
Dan Cunha
Leo Callahan
Father Feeney
Siena
Wellesley
Mass
St. Bonaventure University
Father Fitzgerald
Loudonville School
Washington Ave
Albany
Armory
Cunha
Callahan
Indians
Murray State
Murray
Tennessee Tech
Cooke‘vile
Syracuse
Ward Memorial Auditorium
Syracuse University
Rhode Island State Iin
Trabert Eyes 75000 Pro Offer After US Title Triumph
Tony Trabert completed a triple slam by defeating Ken Rosewall 7 63 63 to win the national championship and began considering a $75,000 pro offer. Promoter Jack Kramer said he would pursue Trabert, who said he would listen to a definite bid. Doris Hart defended the women’s crown 64 62 over Pat Ward as the Marquee crowd watched in West Side Tennis Club.
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Forest Hills
Tony Trabert
Australia
Ken Rosewall
U.S
Don Budge
Rosewall
Trabert
Doris Hart Cape
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Pat Ward
West Side
Jack Kramer
University of Cincinnati
Kramer
Barrington Course Entries and Races at Barrington Meet
Barrington Course entries list numerous horses with ages from 1 to 7 years and up, racing in sprint and long races. Names include Dowdleton, Bent Kiow, Frank's Biond, Echo's Cheer, Galament, Romantree, Brave Lase, Kerrilza, Guiding Jin, Pine Mint, Granam tite Copscabans, Hoos Jude, Crusade, War Tore, Sumee, Foxy VL, Hay Market, Donza Ff, Desert Which qiv, Battle Fatieue, Pickle Beets, Stentor, Ricey, Mamer Redbird, Le Rerent, Danger Ban, Ready Now, and many more. The note details prize money, age classifications, and course references for various entries.
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Uveer
Barrington
Dowdleton
Bent Kiow
Sonofan
Imurral
mxFrank
Echo
Romantree
Kerrilza
Guiding Jin
Donza
Guy Purchase
le Africana
Stentor
xQueen Fatima
xxFour Shorx
the Phoraix
uxBiddy Doyle
Mamer Redbird
le Rerent
Danger Ban
Pat IT
Wid Risk
Revie
Marton
Olia
Barrington Course
Atther
Divcobit
Thanetopeia
Ask Decker
Balyain
Cutting Edge
Stark Twins
Broom Party
Silekto
Nike
Sanny Sprite
Wantrit
Finney's Folly
Yorkfields
xDora Hare
Edout
Fox Castle
Shelimar
Searing Cops Main Event At Route 66 Speedway
Fred Searing of Oak Hill won the 25 lap stock car feature at Route 66 Speedway amid a heavy driving rain. Dan Tague of Rensselaer and Henry Bouchard of Lebanon finished behind him. Heats were won by Searing, Tague, and Tague in the three preliminary races. The track schedule listed a 7 p.m. race on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Searing
Oak Hill
Route 66 Speedway
Dan Tague
Mass
Ken Tatro
Nassau Lake
Bill Huggkins
Pittsfield
Tague
Bouchard
Ed Canfield
Troy
First Round Completed in Troy Club Tournament
First round matches finished in the Troy Country Club Greens Committee Handicap Golf Tournament. Second round set for next weekend with winners across flights including Emil MacKay and Bua Welles in the championship and Tom Oviatt and Frank Weaver in the second.
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Troy Country Club
Emil MacKay
Bua Welles
Walt, Condon
Fred Schwarz
Jerry Messia
Jim Melvey
John Sheary
William Daly
Bob Pursel
Harry Deas
Bert Miller
Ed McClure
Jack Morse
Bill Weber
Bill Flint
Ray Dumser
Tom Oviatt
Frank Weaver
Conrad Lang
Jack Ide
Scott Jackson
Bob Nold
Paul Ryan
Jim Thomas
Dan Farrell
William Heimbold
Frank O'Grady
Elmorathout
Orville Henderson
Gordon Anderson
al Turchick
Floyd McDonald
Ex Champs Slated For Bouts This Week
Boxing programs announce three former champions Tony DeMarco Johnny Saxton and Willie Pep in weekly card. London clash features Nino Valdes and Don Cockett in a one round heavyweight bout at White City Stadium. DeMarco faces Chico Vejar in Boston Garden TV bout Wednesday while Johnny Saxton meets Joe Shaw in Portland Maine Thursday. Pep headlines a flood relief benefit in Hartford and other bouts air on NBC and Dumont TV with Logart Wilson Akins and Dupas featured in varied venues through the week.
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Murray Rose
Tony DeMarco
Johnny Saxton
Willie Pep
London
Nino Valdes
Cuba
Don Cockett
England
Boston
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Abc-Tv
Boston Garden
DeMarco
Carmen Basilio
Spenzane
Vejar
Johnny Ton
Joe Shaw
New York
Portland
Pep
Jimmy Ithin
Hartford
Nbc-Tv
Detroit Olympia
Ruff
Lopes
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Harold
Babyface) Jones
Detroit
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Cyclone) Fullmer
West Jordan
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Superior
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New Orleans
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Los Angeles
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Cuba Son
Englewood
Orden
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Niagara Fats
Haro
Jones
Waiters
Yamaa
Daston
Onto
San Jose
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Mexic City
Paterson
N J
Vince Martinez
Bob Provizzi
Freeland
Hinchliffe Stadium
Martine
Willie Bean
California
Jack Johnson
Legion Stadium
Johnson
Havana
Jimmy Beechman
Miami Beach
Chico Varons
Sports Palace
Spring Little League wraps 1955 season with field day
The Spring Little League closed its 1955 activities with a field day for 150 league and farm system youths and 1 000 attendees. Frank Lotito led ceremonies, Mike Santora presented diplomas to 12 year olds, Col John J Purcell handed out trophies, and remarks came from Edward Wachter and Ralph Cazzillo. Farm events saw Sacred Heart and ICC win tug of war. B n ai B rith won three legged race. Fitzgeralds won sack race. Anthony Santers led base circling in 13 seconds. Fitzgeralds won the relay. Nick Gully won the fungo hitting contest. Tom Driscoll won fat boys race. auxiliary mem bers races won by Mrs Anton Miorin and Mrs John Kekn.
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Frank Lotito
Mike ‘Santora
John J. Purcell
Edward A. Wachter
Ralph Cazzillo
Armory Little League
Frank Kehn
Bill Kehn
Joe Merola
Ray Bell
Sacred Heart
Fitzgeralds
ICC
B'nai Briith
B'nai B'rith
Anthony Santers
Rocco Valenti
Sam Agostino
Fred Gabriel
Nick Gully
Tom Driscoll
Anton Miorin
John Kekn
Lansingburgh Little League Event Rained Out
About 200 members attended the Yankee White Sox day at Pine Bowl amid a rainout. The program featured stock car events and sportsman and modified thrills. Troy’s “Rip” and Ford Coleman were noted among the day’s activities with plans for next Sunday’s events.
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Lansingburgh
Saturday's Sports Results In Brief BASEBALL AND RACING
The roundup covers baseball scores including Boston 7 and New York 8, Chicago tied 3, Detroit and Philadelphia results, plus hockey and boxing notes. Key racing outcomes list Aqueduct Discovery Handicap, Del Mar Futurity, and Atlantic City World's Playground Stakes with noted horses and jockeys.
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Boston
Detroit City
Washington
Woklyn
Chicago
Ittemireh
Lous
Philadelphia
Cate
Long
Aqueduct
Saratoga
del Mar
Calif
Blen Host
Ray York
Atlantic City
N. J
Maine Chance
Sam Boulmetis
Sir Tribal
Charles Fritz
Hawthrone
Hasty House Farm
Salem
N. Hi
Cable Jack
Parks Wins Glens Falls Club Final 6 and 4 Over Snyder
Lonnie Parks of Ballston retained the Glens Falls Club tournament title after defeating John Snyder of TCC 6 and 4 in the finals. Snyder defeated Dr. John Ostrowski of Normenside 3 and 1 in an earlier match.
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Parks
Snyder
Glens Falls
Lonnie Parks
Ballston
Glens Falls Club
John Snyder
TCC
John Ostrowski
Gormley Wins Club Championship At Van Schaick Island
Tom Gormley defeated Ron Bissell 6 and 4 to win the club title at Van Schaick Island Country Club. Gormley led after 18, 2 up with 271, and clinched on the 32nd with 2 bir die. Ed Barnes, Ed Gregory, Don McLaughlin and others posted subpar scores in regional divisions and a women’s final is set for next Saturday with Marie Lussier vs Lim Bass.
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Tom Gormley
Ron Bissell
van Schaick Island Country Club
Gormley
Bisse
Ed Barnes
John Gradoni
Ed Gregory
Jack Kearney
Don McLaughlin
Charles Monk
Marie Lussier
Lim Bass
Miss Lussier
Mary Murfino
Lin Bass
Leona Bechard
Gil Daignault
Ed Mazuer
Fred Murray
Pat Murfino
Lou Forger
Herbert Wins Feature Race At State Line Speedway
Herbert of Schenectady won the 23 lap stock car feature at State Line Speedway yesterday marred by a first spin accident. Don Clearmont of Pittsfield flipped five times but escaped with minor injuries. Fred Shephard finished second and George Baumgardner third with Hank Schmidt fourth and Ollie Palmer fifth.
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Jeep Herbert
Schenectady
State Line, Speedway
Don. Clearmont
Pittsfield
Mass
Fred Shephard
Cambridge
George Baumgardner
Saratoga Springs
Hank Schmidt
Gansevoort
Frear Park Club Championship Nears Final
In the Frear Park tourney over the weekend John Snyder defeated Bill Dupuis 3 2 while Hank Vergi won by default over Tom Evers in the final. In the lower bracket Jack Moynihan beat Charles Flanagan 3 2 and Art Maltais 3 2. Maltais beat Bob Roddy 1 up. Moynihan meets the Snyder Vergi winner next weekend for the title. Ed Dudwaire beat Dick Salmon 6 5 and John Cusack beat Mike D Duch by default in the third flight.
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Frear Park
John Snyder
Bill Dupuis
Hank Vergi
Tom Evers
Jack Moynihan
Charles Flanagan
Art Maltais
Maltais
Bob Roddy
Moynihan
Snyder-Vergi
Ed Dud Waire
Dick Salmon
John Cusack
Mike Diduch
Aqueduct Entries Show Varied Classes and Bright Sprinters
The list catalogs Aqueduct entries across maidens and older horses, with weights from 105 to 173 and notable names like Gallant Fanar, Pay The Piper, Dine Out, and Grafton Birest. It notes purses of 4000 to 15000 and entries for 2, 3, and 1 year olds, including the Babvien Handicap and other stakes.
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Gallant Fanar
xOtay
Byrmie
2the Troll
Mame Shane
War Bisexit
Cuny Top
Bold Duchess
xDee Ruf
Eimiohr
Sweet Alce
Misa Nell
Phetdippes
Grafton Birest
Joyrin
Stonington
Glenalden
Peary
Grand Canyon
Independence
John Ly
M. Semdina
a-Binscarth
Amate
Fleet Missy
Lecount
Sonosiuro
a—Dougherty
Hurry By
xSorret Music
xxFanford
a-Natashe
Hot Byood
Jim
Fieet Father
Toby B
Iyear-Olds
Jekyl
Moore To End Training Over Weekend Before Marciano Fight
Archie Moore, world light heavy weight challenger, will finish training for the September 20 title bout with Rocky Marciano at Yankee Stadium. He plans two to three round sessions today and tomorrow then a layoff Thursday, with two rounds Friday to Sunday, before a light workout Monday and flight to New York for the Madison Square Garden weigh in.
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White City
Cockell
Valdes
Rocky Marciano
San Francisco
Archie Moore
Bob Satterfield
North Adams
Mass
Yankee Stadium
Moore
James Norman
New York
Madison Square Garden
Marciano
Raceways Fall Meet Opens with Goshen Trot in 12th Season
Saratoga Raceway starts the 12th Spa fall meet, 30 nights through Oct 15, featuring a $100,400+ program and 54 early-closers. The Goshen Trot pits Count Hoot against Lynn Lybrook in two divisions, with Lybrook owned by Walter Brown of Saratoga Springs and Count Hoot by Electra Bostwick of Shelburne, Wis. Jimmy Van Deusen rides the Count. The card also includes an amateur-driver 2-year-old trot with eight starters led by Demon Always and Secret Love from Battenkill Stable.
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Saratoga Raceway
Spa
Goshen
Count Hoot
Lynn Lybrook
Walter Brown
Saratoga Springs
Electra Bostwick
Shelburne
Jimmy van Deusen
Demon Always
Secret Love
Battenkill
East Dorset
Essex Junction
King Darnley
Fultide
Villare Bor
Jewell Song
Princess Regent
Dotty Tide
Josedaie Citation
Rena Rosecroft
Orel Hanover
né—Parce
Clase
Louisville Edges Omaha In Semi Final Thriller
Louisville defeated Omaha 3 to 2 in a semifinal game to tie the series at two games each in a best of seven.
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Rosewall
Trabert
America
Tost
Australia
Lewis Head
Love
American Association
Louisville
Omaha
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