Irish Lose At Greenville 42 To 33 Tonight
The report notes a bad season for football with 20 deaths nationwide, led by high school and sandlot play. It discusses injury patterns, positions most at risk, and the wartime debate on continuing professional sports. Industrial recreation grows as a business and community benefit, with stadiums preparing for postseason basketball events.
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Greenville
Townville
P.P. Neverman
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletics Association
Miny
Recreation Department
Industria
Snc
St Michael's Triumph Over St Edward's On Hardwood
St Michael's defeats St Edward's 42 to 33 as Strasser scores 16 and Dykes 10. Bare ssi uses makeshift five with limited regulars and early foul trouble as Edwards men struggle to adapt to unfamiliar surroundings. Postgame notes show Hamm and Hand contributing, with St Michael's momentum building to a 25-13 halftime lead and 93-21 third-quarter edge before late rally.
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Toots
Strasser
St. Michael's
Shamforks
Greenville
St. Michael
Danny Dykes
Bob Hand
Baressimen
Bob Handsach
Corry
Shamrocks
Hame
Townville Five
Crawford County
Ish
Edwardsmen
Baressi
St. Edward's
Hale Hand
Dan Feeney
Woots
Paul Jansen
Joe Hand
Edward's
Teeney
Vantk & Y
Turele
Dahon
Wilson
Boo
Parvo
Shaffer
Collins
J. Collins
Corty
Mazdiotth
Three Way Tie For Phoenix Open Lead At 3 Under
In Phoenix, January 13, leading pros Sam Snead, Byrot Nelson, Mah Barron, and Bob Hamilton shared first place after the opening rounds of the $5,000 Phoenix Open. All stood at 68, three under par, as the second round began with 18 holes to finish the 72 hole event.
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Phoenix Golf
Associated Press Phoenix
Ariz
Sam Snead
Byrot Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Mah Barron
White Plains
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Phoenix, Country Club
Roundup of boxing, hockey, and bowling notes from New York sports
A dense roundup covers Eddie Eagan’s boxing commission appointment and NAB cooperation, Dewey’s dinner refrain, and lingering NAB feuds. It notes Lt Col Eagan’s Yale Harvard Oxford ties ridiculing “three dumb dukes.” It praises Women’s International Bowling Congress progress and “Miss” charity wings. It also highlights Frank Boucher as coach of the year and Rangers’ latest roster moves plus Notre Dame football contract news and college basketball vignettes.
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New York
Eddie Eagan
Hagan
National ‘Boxing Association
Dewey
Boxing Writers
New York N. B. A
Eagan
Yale
Harvard
Oxford
Bill McGorhan
Frank Boucher
Rangers
Guy Labrie
Boston
Oge
Guy
New Contender for Fight Crown in Garden Card
Freddie Schott of Akron now a New Jersey war plant worker, 20, emerged as the latest heavyweight contender after a 19 round win at Madison Square Garden over Billy Grant. The card also saw Jimmy Doyle decision Frankie Terry and Phil Terranova defeat Charley Lewis, with Schott eyeing the January Garden scrap between Lee Oma and Joe Baksi.
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Associated Press
New York
Freddie Schott
Akron
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Walloper
Paterson
N. J
Billy Grant
Orange
Schott
Grant
Jimmy Doyle
California
Los Angeles
Frankie Terry
Brooklyn
Phil Terranova
Charley “Cathey” Lewis
Havana
Aie
Meek
Lee Oma
Joe Baksi
Tigers Browns Top Big Scoring List in 1944
Report from 1944 American League season shows Detroit and St Louis leading in games with 13 or more runs. Browns defeated Athletics 48 8 on June 3rd marks the biggest score while Yankees 14 0 shutout against the A’s on September 4th stands as a notable blowout.
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Tigers
Browns
Sociated Press
New York
Will Detroit
St. Louie
Athletics
Shellavisiy
Yanks
Stiff Tests For New York Teams Tonight
Three of New York's top five face tough tests as St Johns heads to Philadelphia for nine crack at Temple while NYU travels to Buffalo to meet undefeated West Virginia and Columbia hosts Yale in a packed schedule.
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New York
St. John’s
Philadelphia
Temple
New York University
Buffalo
West Virginia
Columbia
Yale
Fights Last Night Delivers Knockouts and Decisions
In Worcester Massachusetts last night Bert Lytell 153 from Oak outpointed Van McNull 160 of New York while Georgi La Rova 140 of Philadelphia stopped Johnny Cool 135 of Worcester. Johnny Green 146 of Buffalo defeated Stan Ley Miller 146 of Newark in a six round bout.
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Boston
Bert Lytell
Oak Said
Van
Bob) McNull
New York
Lan Georgi la Rova
Philadelphia
Johnny Cool
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Green
Buffalo
Stanley Miller
Newark
Beavers Upset Alumni In Final Quarter Thriller
Corry-Millcreek postponed game led Alumni to schedule a late clash with Beavers. Beavers surged in the final period to win 37 to 0 as Darnoall and McKinney led with 10 points. Grads’ early defense faded. Jackson Rathbun added eight for Beavers and Grads, Brigham and Pashbun scored.
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Beavers
Grange
Alek
Grads
Evenerins
Tin- Somme
Sim
Darnoall
Fox
McKinney
Nykison
Chapte
Brigham
Alumi
Fenise
Joe Darnoall
Bob Jackson
Ronnie Rathbun
Corry High
Carnofal
Aschwon
Boye
Ollaway
Pashbun
Dackson
Kinley Lassies Extend Keg Lead In Fourth League
The Kinley Lassies stretched their lead to three games in the Fourth League by sweeping three from the Lanston keglers, while All-Way Electric upset Waterhouse and Gift Shop lost to Zuckerman. Rosalind Hopkins led with strong scores in the league leaders’ effort.
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Kinley Lassies
Lanstans
All-Way Electrics
Zuckermans Best Waterhouse
Kinley
Iinley Tesurance
Tan All-Way Electric
Zuckerman
Fe Ae Waterhouse
Lanstons
Kinley Casucancy Yam
Rosalind Hopkins
Teadees
Wille Lois Huh
Beetricians
Violey Ray
Helen Langeler
Zuckermans
Fred
Basketball Scores From Four State and Opponents
Four State 57 and Carnegie end 24. Northwestern 52 over Minnesota 33. Arkansas 41 beat Oklahoma A and M with a final score near 18.
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Carnegie
Northwestern
Minnesota
Arkansas
Okla. A
WML
Kentucky Derby May Be Run Despite Run Order Approved
New York Jan 13 The Kentucky Derby opens the possibility of a running this year despite track closures as government approval of schemes to continue the premier horse race emerges. Industry insiders say organizers seek a plan to preserve the event and its stakes from 1875 onward, with potential adjustments to the format to fit current restrictions and ensure the Derby can proceed.
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Associated
Pics
New York
United States
America
Unclear draft on war mobilization and horse race aims
The note discusses horses and a mile and a quarter race amid tensions with War Mobilization Director James FP Eyracs. It mentions avoiding conflict with official requests while pursuing the event.
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James FP Eyracs
Scholasti Scores from Regional High School Games
Erie Academy defeated Ashtabula Waterford 32 to 25 and Fairview edged Cambridge Springs 4 to 22 in a set of boys basketball results. Beaver Falls beat Sharon 37 to 36 while Farrel lost to Ellwood City 28 to 28 in a tense finish. Franklin won over Old City 28 to 25 and Warren triumphed against Meadville 29 to 27. Cochranton fell to Titusville 21 to 25 in another close matchup.
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Scholasti
Erie Academy
Ashtabula
Waterford
Fairview
Cambridge Springs
Albion
Beaver Falls
Sharon
Farrel
Ellwood City
Franklin
Old City
Warren
Meadville
Cochranton
Titusville
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Taterest
Washington
Walter
Tiose Fields
Climiy
Byrnes
Ettack
Roosevelt
Pitt Stadium
Stadium
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Miss Nightngge
Miss Nightingale
Wings of Mercy
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Navy
Pitt
Penn State
Doc Carlson
Doc
Holler Skating Rink Operators Association
The
Garden
Carl Breun
Garden City, N.Y
Blondie
By Chick Young
I Bois
Sully
Carnpfall
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
Center St
Hollis
Trading Post
Pars Wawsr
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
East Main Street
Dolly Madison
Florida
Al's Clothes Shop
Mackinaws
Boys
Blue Melton
Pea Coats Navy House
Al’s
Bernstein Bros
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