LaMotta Beats Zivic in New York Drawn Bout
Jake La Motta defeated Johnny Zivic by decision in New York at Olympia Stadium before 10,834 fans, with Zivic suffering a fractured left hand and planning X rays. The victory gives La Motta a 3-1 edge in the Pittsburgh-New York series, while Zivic's hand injury and later rounds defense were noted by officials.
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Zivic
Fittsburgh
Manlaads
Fritale
la Motta
Tal ‘Whyte
Angla
Bhyie
Johnng Jacob
Zlvio
Gotte Aulery
Rigi
Ine
Sant Hennessy
Fouth
LaMotta
Low Dlows
Fritele
Michael Dre
Buller
Elmer
Slim
Mcdelland
Henrenty
Nelsons 68 Provides Slim Frisco Lead In Open
Nelson of Toledo held a one stroke lead at Harding Park in the second round of the San Francisco Victory Open. More than a hundred pros and amateurs played the 72 hole event with Nelson shooting 36 32 for a 68 and eagle on the 12th. Mangrum Bell and others trailed as the field narrowed toward the cut. Dodson withdrew after a first round 40 as McSpaden led the Los Angeles Open contenders.
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San Francisco
Trunament
Dyson Nelson
Toledo
Oth
Nelson
Opr
Professional Golfers’ Association
Harding Park
Lloyd Mangrant
Monterey Park
Calif
Art Bell
Mangrum
Fort MacArthur
California
Bell
George Faro
Pine Velley
Rndy
Harold Dug" McSpraden
Philadelphs
McSpadett
Dodson
Mortan Bright
Atlanta
Elmer Cliles
Stockton
Rouene
John Bulla
Chicago
Craig Wood
New York
Fa Dudley
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Revolt
Franston
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Bulla
McSpaden
Inclu
Golf Goes Strong In Spite of War
The UBA report from its fiftieth annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria notes membership drop from 768 clubs to 703 but 27 new clubs joined. War shortages limited equipment and travel yet clubs raised over 174 thousand for war charities in 1943, with many funds directed to Red Cross, naval hospitals, and veteran services. Morton G. Bomte of Great Neck was nominated for president to succeed George W. Blossomer.
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New York
Jat
Bot Hope
Bing Joe
Waldorf-Astoria
Leon
Plivat-Stade
Ierm Burh
Tommeys
Piu Hollow Club
Detroit
Red Croes
Valley Forge Vetereans
Naval Hospital
Morton G. Bomte
Great Neck
Long Island
N.Y
Romlaaling
George W. Blossomer
Lake Porest
Olivera Rallys To Draw Hollywood in Boxing Bout
In a Friday night bout in Mexico City Olivera of Oakland and Ernesto Avillar battled to a split decision draw. Olivera pressed early with hard lefts, then recovered from a rough middle rounds exchange to break Aguilar's defense and claim a final-round edge. Referee Abe Roth scored the bout a draw at 120-120, 129-121, and 120-120 by the judges.
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Olivera
Hollywood
Mexico City
Ernesto Avillar
Tory Olivera
Oakland
Calif
Aguilar
Abe Roth
Agian
Olivern
Fight Results From The Ananelated New York Meet In Ruffin Card
A jumble of boxing results lists fighters from New York Los Angeles Philadelphia and Chicago with scores and opponents such as Roy Suddy Farrell Lanny Anzaloffe and Eddie Careen. Multiple cities and wrong spellings appear. many entries resemble matchups with no clear outcomes beyond who was stopped or outpointed.
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New ‘York
Hubey Ruffin
New York
Tippy Gatti
Garfield
Nout
Roy Suddy Farrell
Neware
Lanny Anzaloffe
Brosklyn
Detroit
Jake Laniotia
Frilae Ziviv
Vitsburgh
Mike Delia
Los Angeles
Eddie Careen
Chiro
Milwaukee
Gene Spencer
Chican
Joey Pirrone
Clovelland
Jimmy Pierce
Weal Allis
Wis
Tilo Tay Jor
Chicago
Worrester
Masa
Totiny Bell
Youhratown
Ohio
Johnny Brown
Kuneken
Aldo Boalt
Olivera
Braves Send Pair To Indianapolis
Secretary John Quinn of the Haslon Braves announced today that pitchers Joe Burns and infielder Will Amy Helizer will be sent to Indianapolis. The move accompanies the hub club’s ongoing player development plan as the team reshapes its roster.
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Braves
Indianapolis
Boston
Gan
Iisiinapolis
John Quinn
Haslon Braves
Quinn
Basawan
Joe Burns
Brapman
Amy Helizer
Abeyican Association
Vines Treader
Trenter
Poe Soniling
Hoag Returns To White Sox in Spring Training
Veteran outfielder Hoag to report for spring training at Frevich Park as Chicago White Sox announce two Chicagoans joining the roster. Tony Annorend, 20s, recently discharged from the army, and Joe Gannizo, 42, are added as local products with prior minor league and service records.
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Chicago
Jatt
Spi
Frevich Lick
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Tony Annorend
Iasb Wilayr
Ihsttig
Joe Gannizo
Stdrtevop
Secthid Dase
Gertrude Ederle's Father Killed in Car Crash
New York report says Henry Ederle aged 69, father of swimmer Gertrude Ederle, was found dead in a wrecked car that struck a lamp post on Henry Hudson Parkway. Police could not confirm whether death resulted from a heart attack or injuries. Ederle rose to fame after swimming the English Channel in 1926.
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New York
Henry Ederle
Gertrude Ederle
Ederle
Henry Hudson
Jorkway
San Francisco Opens Tiny 20,000 Golf Leaders Tournament
In San Francisco on January 1, a field of twenty golfers gathers for the $20,000 Letarn arena welt tournament. Competitors include Hethin Bo Nelson noted at 15c3-sx, Lloyd Mantruni 9-51.10, Ary Beli Sete Goeatnn Anagto, Jug Megnaden, Ted Lonewordh 37-35, Yorkwood Aimer Clibes, Harry Cooper, Guigshay Sau Bird, Wear Lea Kenneds, Morren Brieht Kirkwood, Mary Fry and Dutra Ben Corl.
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San Francisco
Hethin Bo Nelaon
Lloyd Mantruni
Ary Beli
Sete Goeatnn Anagto
Megnaden
Ted Lonewordh
Ane Yorkwood
Aimer Cl
Chicago Coliseum Sold for 300000 in Major Buy
The Shivaga Coliseum in Chicago was sold today to a group led by Fred M. Morelli and Lito Roether for about 300000. The new owners plan a 250000 remodeling to convert the arena from its wartime radio school role to sports and exhibitions. The 1900 building has hosted political events and various shows.
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Chicago
JINS
Shivaga Collseum
Army Air Force Radio
Jennings
Fred M. Morelli
Chicago Buslynes
Lito
Rolher
No Chance to Play Ball Says Russo
New York reports Russo, famed southpaw ace of the Newland Yankeds, reclassified but ruled out of next game. In a Friday night rubber, the heat and noise limited his participation while teammates struggled to keep pace and Rudy Rioja led with 21 points.
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Rubver Department
Dhaulic
Ione Kelly Pheld War Workers
New York
Sec- Russo
Newland Gamie
Isjof
Rudy Rioja
Hydrantle
Erason
Russo
Hornsby Denies Mexico Baseball Pact Talks
Rogers Hornsby, in Fort Worth, denies any contract or agreement with a Mexican club. He says there have been no negotiations with Vera Cruz or Bay clubs, only a plan to visit Mexico City to discuss matters. He remains Fort Worth business manager and believes the Texas League will continue in 1943.
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Efort
Hornaby
Fort Wortheau
Indoor Track Season Opens at Seventh Regiment Armory
NEW YORK, Jan 15 Indoor track opens as top stars perform at the Seventh Regiment Armory in a late 1944 season meet. Notables include Hill Hulse, fastest outdoor mile for an American, in a one mile handicap against Rudy Simms and Al Dally. Contests feature distances from 70 yards to a mile, with entrants from NYU MIT Missouri and coast guard, plus a high jump duel between Bob Dodgell and John Wilkinson.
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New York
Jay
meery-gasTound Tailies
Grover Cleveland
Seventh Regiment Armory
Hill Hulse
Gonder Haeggins
Rudy Simms
N.Y. A
al Dal
Jimmy Herbert
Wesley Wallace
Walter Welgoh
John Iraty
Missouri
Ed Conwell
Herb Rubin
N.Y. U
Bob Dodgell
Wisconsin
Jihua Wilkinson
YMCA Leaguers Triumph in Friday City Ball Night
In the City YMCA League action Tevert DaNATy Polce and Randolph Field posted wins. M. B. took a 7-32 victory over Kelly Replacement Dest with Dubenkky and Redei scoring 12 each for the M. P. scorers while Newman also notched 12 for Kelly. USC UWA forfeited to Randolph.
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Tevert Danaty Polce
Randolph Field
YMCG
M. B
Kelly
Randalph
Uscuwa
Dubenkky
Redeigues
M. P
Newman
Spicy Meet Ahead of Major Leaguers
National League leaders plan a February 3 meeting that may yield unexpected business. Judge Landis has convened his planning committee for February 8 to address potential new matters. The event could affect the annual dinner of the New York Baseball Writers Association.
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New York
Baseball Writers’ Association
Landis
Postnar
Golden Gloves Officials Named for Tournament this Saturday
Four more officials announced for the Golden Gloves boxing tournament. Ward Burris tournament director joins J. Wright Riley and J. George Huntress Jr as tournament judges. Crewe Beng will be timer, with Sant Blotsky in charge of fighters' seconds.
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Tim Tilsme
Golden Gloves
Ward Burris
J. Wright
Toady” Riley
George Huntress Jr
Crewe Beng
Sant Blotsky
China Girls Lead Nation In Basketball Claims
In Texas on January 18, Rexander praises his China Girls team as the best cage unit, citing Barbara Seif’s 32 points in a display against Orangeville. The squad, coached by G Alexander, recently beat Orangeich 83-63 with their starters pulled after eight minutes. The team aims to extend a long winning streak past 100 games while contending for a regional title.
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ORTRA
Texas
Chris High Addollus
G. Alexander
Rexander
Cage Lenins
Orangelich
Avil
Barbara Seif
China
Wight Matautes
Mire Thal
Chitin Hay
Leam
Dush
Shine
chanRe Janwiry
Avinga
Teat
Aviaer Lids
Glela
Ching Mexander Land
Aio
Sour Laks
Walequadron Triumph In Inter-Squadron Hoop Clash
In a rough inter-squadron league game the Walequadron edged Altilidy Training 35 to 31 Friday night. Other Friday results saw Headquarters Classification 22 21 over 8a5th squadron Meriies 28 21 over BBardanindron SOSquadron 33 17 over Ordnance Bird squadron 32 MG Shéth squadron MoS over Headquarters Tree.
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Walequadron
Altilidy
Ovis Inter-Squadron
Meriies
Sosquadron
Ordnance
Bird' Squadron
Shéth Squadron
Lanier Austin Lead Early in 1944 State League Carmine
Lanier and Austin Maroons clash in a high school basketball showcase with Lanier favored after a 44 to 2 victory over Brackenridge Eagles. The pair eye the 28-A and 15-AA tours, while Edison, Wells, and Tech Cards also post wins in Friday night action across San Antonio.
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Dattmer Gene Brem Anii
Austin Maroons
Lanier Weks
The
Maroons
Jooxlig
Arnn
San Antonio
Brackenridge Eagles
Austin
Voks
Lscattles
Dikson Bears
Eagles
Ben Proctor
Bobby Clark Chiurite
Fred Boggs
Brackenridge
Tatler
Stark
Reno Rodrigues
Vokts
Helhy
Cel
Diwier Rodriguez
God
Quinton Rithey
Tuchey
Ded Edison
Gonzales
David Rodriguez
Lanter
Ssouatic
Antonio Hoberts
Une Hot Wells Blue Devils
Brhves
Nelmeyer Ing
Tor Harlandale
Gamg
Tech Buffs
Central Catholicy High School
Th Bulls
Uuddy Gurea
Tech
Buttons
Battersby
Ieeop
Bowen
Wis Alk
Phares
St Gerard's Quints
Lalitet
USC YMCA League Rough Victory For Médicos In Final Week
The Médicos beat the Carder Chemical Co. squad Friday night to cap the week’s final game in the UBC Army Navy YMCA basketball league. The Médicos’ star scored AT points while Gyiisback paced the losers with a string of baskets.
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N Tne Medicad
Sinatra Seeks Fight Manager Amid New Boxer Hire
Unclear text reports Frank Sinatra talking with promoter Mik Dions about hiring a fight manager as heavyweight Yori Jan, ranked No 2, progresses in boxing. The garbled note mentions a $1,000,000 contract for Maurillo and an advent into boxing circles discussed during a telephone call.
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Jan
Tami Maniiella
Bronx
Frank Sinatra
Mauriollo
Bcal-Histers
Mik Dicots
Jollice
Girl Goaler Sets 91 Point Record in Varsity Game
Rutheryard Tenn June Hla Mary Feppersting Tutherford led Lavshet Dall with 35 ploys as the girl goalie hurled a new record against Ken ton Uilgh. Keaton made 44 of her shots in polls and related feats.
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Ruthertyard
Mary Feppersting
Tutherford
Keaton
Last Second Arkansas Victory Narrowly Beats Rice 42 41
Arkansas Razorbacks edge Rice Owls 42 41 in a tense Southwest Conference game decided by a final free throw and a midcourt heave that dropped through as time expired. Key players include John Mackenzie for Rice and Ben Nichel for Arkansas in a dramatic two game series result.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Motion
Arkansas
Rice Owls
Ioust
John Mackenzie
Owls
Parkers
Ben Nichel
Ton
Fort Worth
Baylor
Anegis Tens Christian
Chicago Takes Prize Drubbing by Northwestern in Conference Loss
Northwestern's defense stifled Chicago as the Wildcats posted a 27-20 win. Coach Dutch Leinberg started 28 players, with Waters scoring in multiple drives. The Maroons suffered their 42nd straight conference defeat as Chicago struggled to capitalize on early momentum.
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Rvanatom
Sti
N. Souple
Duteh Leinberg
da Waters
Cme
Northwestra
Maroons
Plentiful Excuses To Drop Basketball At BYU
BYU basketball faced multiple exits after a barnstorming trip. Neal Woolling ordered to rest by physicians, another joined military service, a player married, Strother turned to farming, and two others returned home or otherwise left the squad. The roster shrinkage reflects varied post trip motives.
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Provo
Util
Jatt
Brigham Young
Ionut
Neal Wollling
Strother
Cincinnati Reds May Train at Home
The Cincinnati Reds plan spring training at home but face uncertainty. General Manager Warren Giles said Indiana University authorities may withhold use of the old Field House for the Reds this year. Giles will travel to Bloomington next Tuesday to seek access.
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Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Warrey
Giles
Indiana University
Tediana
Reds
Zilles
Floomington
Ind
Billiards match notes from Chica event and tied score
Fragmented report describes billiards players Welker Corhran Willard and Willie Hoong in a session with Topo Lo. Mentions blocks Feige 98 and 44 innings with scores around 100 to 652, plus a lead change late by Abrahammun and Mec. The piece references Komras City and a midweek event in New Orleans.
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Welker Corhran
Willard
Willie Hoong
Cochynn
Hoppe Fadecinhe
Abrahammun
Sainad
Komras
City
Hiday
Han
Giatoh
Chase Field Leads Kelly Showdown With Strong Visitor
The Kelly crew hosts a Saturday night basketball clash against Chase Field visiting Beeville rival Beeville. Notable players include former All America Weedy's Chirig Hansen and 6 foot 4 inch Aguinal Gray Lewis from Philips 66 Olievs. Other listed participants are Tulsi AAU champ from Tulsa and Bay Tors Bubba Reyvand.
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Kelly Firly Euyers
Bill P.m
Kelly Evs
Chase Field
Nisyy Domi
Beeville
Willern
Bubba Reyvand
O. Eppotson
Wiscoshi
He Atha
Olio Slate
College Basketball Scores From Various Venues Across The Nation
A scrambled summary lists numerous college basketball results and team performances. Notable entries include Westovan 33 over Crnemriie Mina 88, Indiana University 8 over Wisronzin NM 44, Michigan 44 over Worthwertayn 77, and Drake 20 over Chicago Navy Pine 52. Other results mention Tulane, Louisiana Blue, Idaho, and Penn Hiate with various point totals, reflecting a hectic day of intercollegiate play.
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Pardue
HI State
Indiana
Uriversity
Wisronzin
Michigan
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