Bowling Action Heats Up in Post-Holiday League Race
The bowling season resumes with Citizens Fan team challenging Christensen Motors for the Antler League crown while City Market and Hammond clubs threaten the current leaders. Aero leagues see Office ahead in Ladies and 800 team leads the Men’s, with strong pushes from 960 and 200 clubs. Ladies A League top Wilcox Grocsts face Mabel Thoppellussies. Raymonds fade from last season’s top. Third Ladies League has Stewart Hat Shop Chapins in a two-team battle, Kinley Insurance and All-Way Electric fight for first in Fourth League alongside Flat Department and Machine Shop. State tournaments loom in Erie, boosting local entries.
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Citizens
Tron
Christensen Motors
City Market
Hammond
Peixeail White
Wilcox Grocsts
Mabelthoppe Lussies
Fere
Raymonds
Stewart ‘Hat Shop
Chapins
Kinley Insurance
Erie
Fights Last Night Involving Brooklan Boxers
Bout results show Brooklan fighter Fights last night with Maxie Berger of Montreal facing Sol Stewart of Providence and Bobby Brown of Philadelphia, plus Coolidge Mier of Brookien in a dress contest setting. No clear outcomes or formal decisions documented.
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Brooklan
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Sol Stewart
Providence
Bobby Brown
Phiadelphia
Coolidge Mier
Brookien
Dress
Beavers Triumph 63 31 Over North East In League Clash
Corry High hoops team opened season with a 63 to 31 victory at North East. Joe Darnofall led scoring with 20, followed by McKinney 15 and Fox 13 as Beavers surged late for 27 points in the final quarter. North East's Frontina and Larson paced the hosts with nine and four points respectively. Corry travels to Spartansburg for a 3:18 pm game. girls clash precedes.
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Beavers
Hopp
Sparta
Corry High Basketball Warriors
North East
Black
Joe Darnofall
George Fox
Stretch
Joe Darnoall
Bitte
McKinney
Fox
Frontina
Ralston
Corry
Spartansburg
Ewo
Wattsburg
Lille
Darnefall
Golder
Larson
Ea Aiken
Fies
Seever
Siege
Madiona
Trista
Gildernellus
Triana
Beheken
Hoge
Ah Corry
North Eastei Af A
Munsou
Hole
Han Negan Pledges Baseball Continuation in 1945
Democratic national chairman Robert D. HanNegan, a former St. Louis University athlete, urged continuation of baseball in 1945. He framed the sport as lifting morale for servicemen and civilians, insisting it is the national pastime and that any three kids with a bat and ball can start a game anywhere.
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Ba Louts
America
Robert D. Hannegan
St. Louis University Athetic
Polo Grounds Giants Cubs Classic and World Series Moments
New York sports feature revisits Polo Grounds history noting its move uptown in 1890s, its dual field era, and famed games. Highlights include the 1908 Merkle boner debate, the 1905 first world series game, Mathewson shutouts, Zimmerman’s 1917 title clincher, and the 1920s Yankees-Giants clashes.
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New York
Freddie Gorcoran
America
Polo Grounds
Giants
Merkle
Evers
Pittsburgh
Normant
Waps
Bender
Tron
McGinnity
Christy Mathewson
Heinie Zimmerman
Wedie Collins
Chirag
Yavles
Umphy
George Hildebrand
DePaul Giant Leads College Basketball Scoring Race
Associated Press tally shows George Milan of DePaul leading with 209 points after 10 games. Bill Henry of Rice trails by 82, with Emile Calverley of Rhode Island State close at 176 in a season dominated by top scorers across multiple conferences.
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Associated Press
New York
Big George Milan
DePaul University
Chicago
DePaul
Bill Henry
Rice
Emile Calverley
Rhode Island Staters
Althoueh
Henry
Milan
Calverley
Doubledeckers
Alex Grozi
Kentucky
Harold Hines
Oklahoma Sooners
al Grenert
New York University
Muhlenberg
Temple
St. John's
Brooklyn
Grenert
Norman Skinner
Columbia
Soldiers Propose Memorial for Landis by Buick Pennant
Soldiers write to compliment William Benswanger, Pittsburgh Pirates president, on a memorial for late baseball commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis and suggest adding a Buick pennant flown by the pennant-winning clubs in the nation.
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William Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pire
Kenesaw M. Landis
St. Rénard's tops Bloomfield in parochial clash
St. Rénard's angers Bloomfield 23 to 20 delivering a narrow win after an early 8-3 lead. Hyots scored 13 points for St. Edward's while Sutton led Bloomfield with 8. The game featured strong defense and rough play as the Baressi squad edged to victory.
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St. Rénard
Bloomfield
Shamencks
Toals
Hyots
Finch
Baressijen
St. Edward's
Sutton
Stan Musial to Report for Navy Induction January 19
Dowuisa, N A Jan 10 Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals has been ordered to report to Pittsburgh January 19 for Navy induction. He led the National League in 1943 with a .297 average and sat out with a 287. He is married and father of two. Basketball scores follow with Westminster Loyal Millsaps and others listed.
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Beavers
Youngsville High
Tionesta
Tadianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Rip Miller
Navy
Bake Ruth
Swat
Connecticut
Yartes
Dowuisa
Stan
Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Slogaeny
Tnntuer
Iossencun
Mabel Shoppe Tops Steens in Tight League Night
The Mabel Shoppe Lassies closed within two games of Wilcox Grocers in the A League after sweeping Steens Cleaners in two. Mary Sears led with 143 and 157 after a 164 game, while Beatrige Hulings anchored the Steens with 161 and Rosa Baker paced Dress Stew with 244 and 201 for a three-game tally. Marty’s Tavern swept Raymonds in three, led by 621, 607, and 780 scores, while Wing-Willt and Wilcox posted solid individual games but fell to the leaders in a tough night.
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Steens
Wing-Willi
Wilcox
Marty
Raymonds
Mabel Shoppe
Latsies
Steens Cleaners
Wilcox Grocers
Wing-Willt
Marty's
Raymond
Mary Sears
Beatrige Hulings
Rosa Baker
Iassies
Angie Baresi
Will
Marty's Tavern
Sweet
Raymond Aggregation
Virginia Greizier
Mildred Hasnet
Racing Officials Work Amid Ban In New York
Racing officials across associations continue preparations for future events despite a week of vote lockouts and bans. The report notes ongoing efforts to stage races once restrictions ease, with details on conditions and eligibility for horses and nominations still unsettled.
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Associated Press
New York
Ake
Buay
AKRON
O—Ira Hughes
It1
Ruvitiniy Umm
War Pittehutel
Tom Wen
Columbne
Ile
Melman
Dale Appesee
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Harold “Jug" McSpaden
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