Baseball reform shelved as minor league control feared
LAWTON CARVER reports a Los Angeles convention move to disband the National Association and hand minor leagues to Commissioner Chandler. The proposal, backed by Frank Lawrence, dies for lack of a second, threatening baseball’s structure and reviving old fears of major control over players and the game’s integrity under Landis era protections.
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Happy Chandler
William G. Braham
Teagues
Los Angeles
National Association
Chandler
Frank ‘Laawrence
Portsmouth
Old Landis
Fenancial
Mavel
Zabinski Sets Pace In St Lucy Victory
Zabinski led St. Lucy’s to a 22-19 win over Assumption as the Parochial High School League game unfolded on the Trucians’ court. He poured in 11 points and finished with 35 across two games, sparking a late surge that tied and then edged the visitors. Cathedral and SS. Anthon also won their second games as St. Lucy’s first home appearance yielded Assumption’s first defeat.
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Richard
Kon" Zabineks
St. Lucys
Ammuniption
Trucians
Zabinski
St. John the Baptist
St. Lucy
Assumption
Cathedral
SS Anthon
Dave Burke
Gifford Streeters
Donte Zabinski
Une
Emmett Kinney
Zabrialel
Astalaige
Emapeltianode
Alistes
Haliabme
Iaucye T. Arrumbs
Cathedral Triumphs 44 to 24 Over St John the Baptist
Cathedral dominated St John the Baptist 44 to 24 sparked by Ronnie Wilcox who scored 21 points in the Parish High School Basketball League victory. Danforth School posted its second win as Cathedral rolled to the win while the Baptist drive struggled throughout the night.
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Ronnie Wilcox
Cathedral
St. John the Baptist
Danforth School
Baptist
Talkengar
Groenryre
Biteaton
O Law
Olforeo
Iba
Alloycele
Sulagen
Re Aa
Zul Wotein
Saint Anthony Beats Vincents in last night league game
Saint Anthony defeated St. Vincent's on the Vincentians' court as Al McKenney made a clutch pivot shot in the final 10 seconds. It marked St. Vincent's second straight one point loss and Saint Anthony's second consecutive win, halting a late rally.
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Gay
St. Vincent's
Ian Parochial
Vincentians
al McKenney
Paduans
St. Anthony
College Basketball Results From Various Colleges
A scanned college basketball roundup lists scores for numerous games across multiple colleges. Notable results include Geilternia 61 over Jeynorn, San Francisco 64 over witlemette, and Gase 40 over Hardin Binnone 31, among many other match outcomes and team performances.
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Junta Gloznay
Jeynan
Osteo Gailey State
Jeynorn
Geilternia
San Francisco Witlemette
Vanport
Ollege
Fentana Normal
Tohn Garrell
Gase
Hardin Binnone
I Mominary Etate
Content
Kaa
Wortarn Reserve
Swarmimore
Pulls Textile
Calan
PY Ip
Fort Wayne
I Deine
Southern Witness
Finn
Weber
Juan
Jaane
Marcellus Edges Brville 24 to 22 in County League
Marcellus High School narrowly defeated Baldwinsville 24 to 22 on the Marcellus court in a western division County League game. Baldwinsville used 12 players in a bid to stop the victors as the final score held.
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Marcellus
Baldwinsville
Marcellus Court
Marcalayg
Saldwinevilee
Maui
Minoa Five Edge Manlius On Eastern Division Court
Minoa Five defeated Manlius 46 to 28 on their visit to Manlius court. Costello led Minoa with 13 points as Manlius featured five players scoring in double digits.
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Minoa
Manlius Court
Wildlife Movie Shown at Phoenix by Barnett
A wildlife film presented in Phoenix features Canadian streams lakes and forests with wild duck and moose. The show includes footage of a bull moose being shot and scenes of landing large northern fish. Committee members listing organizers include Howard Moyer Peter Eisnette Robert Thompson Ralph Watson Arthur Miller Arthur Monty and John Benedict.
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Allmner Usc
New York
Robert Thompson
Ralph Watson
Arthur Miller
Arthur Monty
John Benedict
Novak Leads Nationals To Victory In Oshkosh Clash
Syracuse Nationals secure six foot nine Novak from Sheboygan for about 5000 dollars. Novak helps hold center, grabs boards, scores nine points as Syracuse defeats Chicago Gears 55 to 42. Mikan leads Chicago with 20 points. Chaney and Callahan also score for Syracuse.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Telpla
Syracuse
Nationals
Nats
Oshkosh Quint
Mike Nosvak
Chicago Gears
Benny Borgmann
Novak
Sheboygan
George “Mikan Sgain
Bob Callhan
Chaney
Liverpool Romps To County League Crown Defense Win
Liverpool High School defeated Tully 56 to 30 at home to clinch the eastern division title in a rout led by Don Nichols with 27 points. Carlisle Smith and Dick Leitz added 12 and 11 respectively as Liverpool became the only home team in the division to win while East Syracuse Jamesville and Manila hosts fell. Referee and umpire names appear in the score report.
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Liverpool High School Quint
Don’ Nichols
Tully Quint
Liverpool
Ally
Stive
Itho
North Syracuse Defeats Jamesville in County League Game
North Syracuse beat Jamesville 44 to 0 in an eastern division county league basketball clash. Elmer Werttil Jed led North Syracuse with 11 points on four baskets and three fouls. In other intermediate league action from the Municipal Recreation Commission, the Cardinals defeated the Indians 30 to 16 and Franklin topped Schiller 23 to 6.
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North Syracuse
Jamesville
Elmer Werttil Jed
I Neeyracuer
Jamesvle
Weettanat
Tilayasiae
Ramwechit
Uadninie
Walsh
olDieita
Bai
Austin
Cardinals
Municipial Recreation Commission
Indians
Franklin
Schiller
Stenhouse Triumph Fails to Please Heavy Fight Crowd
Report notes 1 000 spectators at Brighton Hall as Stenhouse wins decision over Diduck in a solid eight round bout. Buffaldo Harry Diduck from New York showcased an exhibition of left hooks and punishment, while Sape lo of Utica and Massey provided notable action in earlier bouts. Syracuse residents and local promoters sought bigger turnout and better results as both main event participants delivered strong performances but failed to draw larger crowd.
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Nigit
Brighton Hall
Central City
Tommy Dilion
Gong
Stenhouse
Buffald Gong
Star
House
Bulls
Cone
el Hall
Buffalo
Harry Diduck
New York
Elowann Veenan
Carman
Sapalo
Uttea
Hig
Syracuse
Diduele
Sapelo
helNis
Harry
Eastwood
Tommy
Glenn Massey
Massey
Stephen
Tony Rembccg
Mechanicsville
Army
Gontat Slona College
Albany
Bil Carpenter
Himba
Nand
Bobby
Atle Green
Utica
Il Studles
Aden Academy
Split Rock Upsets El Bridge In Onondaga League Game
Split Rock defeated El Bridge 82 to 34 in western division action at Split Rock Court. Zimmermann and Beck led the winners with 10 points each while Ken Crounse added 18 for the losers.
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Loawnawey Opioneer
Elbridge
Zimmerman
Beck
Split Rock
Ken Crounse
Josers
Rinetorat
Honbbiesat
Andrewart
Statebonalaet Beckar
Fammante
Frgagritain
Borin
Forman
Fayetteville rallies to edge East Syra in county league
Fayetteville High School powered by seven scorers erased a 26 17 deficit to beat East Syra 31 10 82 in a hot late showdown at losers’ court. Phillips hit a key jumper in the final 30 seconds to seal a thrilling win.
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Unouren
Peru Rary Weed
Payetteville “Eigh
East’ Syrahugs
Fayetteville Quint
Phillips
Fayetteville
Byraquee Boe
T- Bot
Arte Bag Acount
ODE Babough
Aimurvinny
Hockernan
Ainitionye
Weints
Yetterile
Eloreenis Eoyaer
Cranfield Is Again Loser in World Pocket Billiards
The halfway point of the world pocket billiards championship sees Jimmy Caras and Irving Crane joining Willie Mosconi in a three way tie for first after wins yesterday. Caras defeated Joe Canton in 14 innings, Crane blew out Arthur J. Foy, and Mosconi led a Brooklyn trio with strong showings. No matches today or Sunday. play resumes Monday afternoon.
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Erwin Rudolph
Chandon
Canton
Panna Ee
Joint Board Session Amid Major Minor Baseball Talks
Los Angeles pooling of winter baseball meeting outlines fierce debates on Coast League seeking major status, bonus player amendments, and a pension plan proposal. Key figures include Dixie Walker and Johnny Murphy backing sweeping measures. international talks feature Cuban delegates Enrique Novelins and Marita Acosta seeking a future host site.
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Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Murphy
New York Yankees
George Troutman
National Baseball Association
William G. Bramham
Asociation
Durham
N.G
Olumbus
Ohio
United States
Enrique Novelins
Marita Acosta
Miami
Fla
Onondaga Central Drills Past Warners in County League
Onondaga Central surged to a 28 23 halftime lead then cruised to a 47 23 win over Warners in a western division County League game. Bob Case led with six baskets and 18 points while teammates contributed in the lopsided victory.
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Goaxing
Onondaga Central
Warners
South Onondaga
Bob Case
Onon. Central
Stogatr
Melt T Siliyat
Suum
al Milione Et Ennbore
Penile
Armeire
Central
Water draw ordered from Oneida Lake by state works official
F B Crocker of the State Department of Public Works ordered water drawn from Oneida Lake to protect the dish or littoral area before formal therapy could preserve it. The move aims to prevent potential destruction of the area, though timing was set for a later date.
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Ay Luu Een
Oneida
Bachman resigns after 13 years as Spartan grid coach
EAST LANSING Mich. Charley Bachman head football coach at Michigan State College announced his resignation as director of Spartans football after 13 seasons. During his tenure his teams posted 70 victories 24 losses and 10 ties. The 1946 team went five and five with no immediate plans for the future. President John A Hannah accepted the resignation with regrets and MS C considered possibilities.
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East Lansing
Mich
Charley Bachman
Michigan State College
Spartans
Bachman
Michigan State
Hannah
Cercan Too Much For Abrams In One Sided bout
Marcel Cercan of France, holder of the European middleweight crown, outpointed rugged Georgia Abrams in a unanimous decision over one round at Madison Square Garden. Cercan weighed 159% to Abrams 160 pounds, delivering a fast start to an action filled bout. Referee Ruby Golitsky scored two rounds to none for Cercan.
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Qgerdan
Marcel Cerdan
Hielad
Georgio Abrams
Washington, D.C
Madison Square Garden
New York
Cerda
Marcel Cercan
France
Ameleny
Madison Square, Garden
Georgia Abram
Halter
Casablanca
Cerdan
Abrams
Marcel
Ruby Golitstein Rave Cordan
Georgie
Washington
Eastwood and B A Fives Clash Tonight in Armory
Eastwood and B A fives clash in the City High School League season opener at the Armory. Freshmen and junior varsity games precede the main event with CBA seeking a 1 City League tie after last season’s strong 17 of 18. Don Greco Jem Donegan and Dick Nebepowitz headline for the Brothers while Bol Conine Jay Clarke Tony Nordiello Bob Glielmi and Robert Nash start for Eastwood.
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Eastwood Basketeers
Armory
Court
Jayvees
Takeing
Regis King
Don Greco
Jem Donegan
Dick Nebepowitz
Warren
Eastwood
Bol Conine
Tenter
Jay Clarke
Tony Nordiello
Bob Glielmi
Robert Nash
Red Ruffing Signs with Chicago White Sox in Winter Meeting
In the winter meeting, Red Ruffing joined the Chicago White Sox as a relief pitcher. Atlanta purchased Stan West after a 13–14 season with Baltimore. Cleveland traded Ray Mack and Sherman Lollar to the Yankees for Hal Peck, Bourder, and Getter.
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Baltimore
Atlanta
Cleveland Indians
Ray Mack
Sherman’ Lollar
New York Yankees
Hal Peckan Plucher
Gene Bourder
Toy Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Bassman
Charles “Red Ruffing
Yankee
Chisox Nike
Mizelle Platt
Toledo
White Sox
Hollywood Suits
Coast Loop
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago Sphere
Stars
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chuck Workman
Indianapolis
Spaltel
Joe Demoron
St. Louis Xowns
Sig Jnkucki
Solvay Tops Skaneateles 40 to 20 In Western Division clash
Solvay defeated Skaneateles 40 to 20 with Don Duprey topping Solvay scorers. The Solvay lineup posted 12 points from four baskets and four free throws as Camillus opened its league schedule with a 37 19 23 win over Jordan led by Mike Hinzokos 15 points.
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Skaneateles
Solvay
iRollaly
Gumaniney
Murphys
Bulling
Rucker
Rome
Camillus
Camilus High School
John Gibbons
Fin Cally
Jordan
Mike Hinezko
Camillus Quint
Camillus Jordan BP Ar
Hinokolf
Lf Gavel
Bahneferri
Steno Money
Bates
Bidens
Biniye
Ohavt
Eunegakte
Dettenberg
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Missouri
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Tate ‘Vincents Reaboney
Ka Associatad Brossa
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Colt
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Minga
Manlius
Amone
Minca
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Nervitt
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Phoenix
Maury
Jane Lamentello
Jett
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Sonny’ Boy
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Max Mateus
Pobricia Powers
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Judy Toss
Mi ‘Weten
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Talmaine Ave
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Catcher' Sin Diduck
Blessed Sacrament
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Assumption Boys
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Assumpton Grammar School
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INL
Maa
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Coasters
Spartan
College
John A. Hans Nah
M.S.C
Cercan
Sox
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Bill Ryan
St.Patrick’s
St.* John the Evangelist
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Syra
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Bulldogs
Mattydale
Tigers
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Bert Sarno
Tierence Waskiewicz
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Mewitt Royal Importers
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