Don Luckman Named NFL's 1943 Most Valuable Player
Sid Luckman of the Chicago Bears wins the NFL MVP award for 1943 after six players were considered by 13 sports writers. Luckman, previously named MVP in 1941, earns 36 points to Hutson's 33 as he led the Bears to four playoff appearances and set multiple passing records during the 10 game season. He plans to pursue pro football for two more years postwar.
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Canisius Seeks NIT Bid Amid Strong College Run
Canisius College basketball with Allie Seelbath aims for the National Invitation Tournament in Madison Square Garden March 18 20 22 after an 11 2 season showing the Griffins face a tough remaining slate the NIT and NGAA tournaments loom with key regional brackets and finals in New York City Meanwhile Wesleyville and Erie County teams contend for top spots in a competitive league as Pony Baseball expands to eight clubs and a 126 game schedule unfolds across spring. The Beaver Club and local sports figures plan events as horse racing and golf circuits announce schedules and new leadership changes at Pensacola Naval Air Training Center.
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Sox Sign Canadian Chicago White Sox Talent Scout Picks John Harvey
The Chicago White Sox seek talent with a focus on Canadian players. John Harvey, a 21 year old pitcher from St John New Brunswick Canada, is their latest recruit to strengthen the roster.
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International rumor links Red Army team to England visit
A New York report cites radio man Downes claiming the Red Army soccer squad could tour England and perhaps the United States before the war ends. The piece notes the army team is Russia’s top outfit amid scarce competitive play, with no firm confirmation on dates or venues.
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Raymonds and Page and Ferry Tied In Keg Loop
The Mid for aP bowling league split to two teams as Raymonds swept three from Wing Willi lassies. Page and Ferry blanked Wilcox Grocers and Steens upset Rexall lassies in two games. Mildred Hall led winners with 148 147 168. Rosa Baker added 55 147 141 for Wilcox. Steens Cleaners swept Rexall, Ruth Smith led Steens with 160 169 132. Beatrice Hplings topped Rexall with 176 439 145.
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Allied Soldier Boxers Compete For Ring Titles
Allied soldiers from the North Africa theater prepare for six days of amateur and professional boxing championships in Algiers from February 14 to 19. About 1,000 allied fighters, including 700 Americans and 230 British, compete under French colors with refereeing by Fidel ta Barbi. Winners receive a week of rest camp near Algiers.
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Cubs Star Winker In Serious Condition After Accident
Orlando hospital reports Cubs infielder Winker in serious condition following a double play error in Cheuzes game. Doctors describe his state as poor and say he was rushed to emergency with injuries.
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Bradley Doubts Baseball Will Finish 1944 Season
Cleveland owner Alva Bradley threatens to close his park if high quality baseball cannot be provided this year. He predicts major league clubs may start the season but may not finish, citing player quality and ownership strain as winter affects manpower.
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Club Fish Fry Friday Night Draws Roa SPD Club Members
Dore Clark pleads for wide member turnout at the Roa spd Git Club fish fry at the Ely House on East Washington Street Friday evening. Plans include a fish supper and films from the State Game Commission to entertain members after enrollment figures reached 269 for the year with more anticipated. The event also notes a busy slate of music events and guest attendance promises.
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Scholastic Scores Report From New York Event
Newarks athlete Allie Stolz defeated Jimmy Phillips while Doug Carter beat Sammy Mammone as Grove City and others posted scores in a chaotic meet across New York Newark and Stamford with several close outcomes and high totals in the scholastic competition.
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All Stars Play at Union City Tonight
Ty Crandall's All Stars invade Union City this evening for an Anamilie Paralysis Henenl game at 8:30. A preliminary between two Union City pickup teams precedes the feature. Coach Curtis lists Red Taylor or Bill Averill, Nick Carter at forwards, Bud Gumbleton at center, and Jim Lundy with Ed McEloy or Bill Untereiner at guards. The Colty quartet may meet American Aviation of Jamestown Friday, Erie Post Jewelers' lineup includes former college stars.
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