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St Edward's tops St Joseph's 31 to 23 in rugged clash
St Edward's Shamrocks outpaced St Joseph's Robots 31 to 23 in a hard fought night game. Danny Dykes led with 12 points as St Edward's moved to 4 wins in 6 starts, while Darby Dykes added 11 for the Robots. The game featured a 20-18 third quarter surge and a postponed Townville game due to snow.
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Edwards
Bob Hand
Feeney
Jaul Jason
Darby Dykes
George
Robert
Dow
Townville
Interest in basketball wanes at Cony High amid poor attendance
The article notes weak fan turnout for Cony High basketball in a season start, with admission prices and team record cited as factors. It mentions improvements by the team, a hopeful league start, and compares to historic local teams, while touching on national sports shifts and a Shrine game performance by Bob Waters of U C S A.
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Beavers
Keystones
Tie City
Hlolals
Bob Watersfield
San Francisco
Waterfield
Bob Kelly
New York
New England
Deep South
Boston
Garden
Boston Garden
Holy Cross
Wilcox Grocers lead in A League basketball action
Wilcox Grocers took a three game lead in the Ladies A League by sweeping Mabel Shoppe in three games. Wing-Willis, Marty's Tavern and Steens also posted wins as Raymonds and St. Edward's teams competed in a busy night of play. highlight performances came from Violet Racke and Rosa Baker for the Grocers and Morty Tavern respectively.
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Vanilk
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Springmakers
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Dot Mortme
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Radmore
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Pltrof
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Lindsey
Beck
St. Edward’s
Titusville
Cosmaric
Musial Ordered Up For Induction By Draft Board
Donora Pennsylvania reports Stan Musial, 24, star outfielder of the St Louis Cardinals, has been ordered by his draft board to report for induction. Musial, married with two children, was runner up to Dixie Walker in the National League batting title last year after winning the title in 1943. Westminster 96 Bethany 50. Duke 27 Fort Bragg 2. Kansas State 55 Oklahoma 84. Purdue 44. Notre Dame 22. White Plains New York Bill Grant 11 knockout of Walter Thomas 183. Harlem Puerto Rico Juan Carrero 134% supported Georgia Johnson 195% in fight results.
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Syeacuse
Germany
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Phildelphia
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Charles Comiskey
St. Louis Browns
Edward Knout
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Ian
XE. Knoutt
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Associated Press
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Sb. Louis Cardinals
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Brooklyn
Westminster
Bethany
West Virginia
Duke
Fort Bragg
Kansas State
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Purdue
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White Plains
Bill Grant
Orange
N.L
Walter Thomas
Bronx
Juan Carrero
Puerto Rico
Georgia Johnson
Harlem
N.Y
Yankees Senators to Open 1945 Season
Chicago January 3 One game between the Washington Senators and the New York Yankees will mark the opening of the 1945 American League season. The play ball call will be given on April 16 in Washington. The next day the openers will be staged with Chicago in Cleveland Detroit in St Louis Washington in Philadelphia and Boston in New York. President Will Harridge said the schedule will be formally adopted at the Major League meeting in Newark next month.
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New York
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Major League Leaders Plan Friday Meeting on Commissioner
Chicago July 3 Baseballs major league leaders meet Friday to draft a new agreement re creating the office of commissioner and likely wind down the Landis era. A 10 member committee from both leagues will discuss codifying baseball rules and duties for a future commissioner.
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M. Landis
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Horse Racing Halted Nationwide Amid War Effort
Racing stopped as War Mobilizer James Byrnes urged tracks to shut down for the duration of the war. Officials foresee spring meetings unlikely and some estimates run from months to four years before racing resumes. A Miami trainer predicted no racing for four years while New York officials doubt an April restart. Joe Brennan coaches St Francis at Brookywn? College for a fourth season.
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Havana
Mexico
United States
New York
Xseing
Herbert Bayard Swope
Recentlo
State Racing Commission
Miami
R. T. Shepp
R. J. Dienst Stable
Oldtime Baseball Marks Outlast Modern Efforts
A look at enduring baseball records across eras highlighting feats by Babe Ruth Gehrig Cobb Lajoie Dim future stars, with 1887 1924 1984 dates and names like Duffy Janes Hamilton Foxx and Marquard. It notes long-lasting marks in batting runs doubles triples and pitching win totals across leagues.
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Reichler
New York
Lude
Old Man River
Babe Frith
Lon Gehrig
Walter Johnson
Chnris
Fy Mathewson
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
George Lister
Rogers Hornsby
Nap Lajoie
Eddie Collins
Grover Alexander
Hugh Dufty
Boston Braves
Hornsby
Cobb and Sisler
Billy Hamilton
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Babe Ruth
Red Rolfe
Bobby Laws
Duffy
Ed Delahanty
Gehrig
Chucklein
Jim O'Neill
Tip
St. Louis Browns
American Association
Ot Neill
Wilbert Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Mel Ott
Hank Greenberg
Boxing cards from Brooklyn Newark bouts listed
Makie Berger 147 Montreal outpointed Richard Ranger 152 Fresno. Vince Pimpinella 174 Brooklyn outpointed Lou Jones 110/2 Port Chester. Teddy Randolph 18244 New York outpointed Johnny White Jersey City. Johnny Williams New York Nutpainted Oscar Goode 138 New York.
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Makie Berger
Montreal
Richard Ranger
Fresno
Calif
Vince Pimpinella
Brooklyn
Lou
Tiger) Jones
Portchester
N.Y
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N. J
Teddy Randolph
New York
Johnny White
Jersey City
Johnny Williams
Oscar Goode
Youngsville Tilt Postponed Amid Storm Travel Woes
The game between Corry High and Youngsville in the district was postponed indefinitely due to difficult travel conditions. It will likely be rescheduled within two weeks. Beavers also set to play Wesleyville. Bulldogs may face travel issues as another storm looms.
City boxers clash in uneven match results
Joey Haddad of Paterson won a 146 pound decision over Mario Miscelli of New Haven while Jimmy Mills of New York beat Eddie Greene of Bayonne in a 143 pound bout.
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Paterson
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New York
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Bayonne
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