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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1941

Page

5

Syracuse Star Athletes Enter War Service and Sports News

Syracuse University athletes begin military service with Tice and others joining the Naval Reserve as basketball and football careers pause. Coach Lew Andreas will miss Tice's clutch play while Ossie Salem remains active in speaking circuits. Baseball notes include Cronin as player-manager in Montgomery and Kemp Wicker moving to Montreal. Split Rock defeats Marcellus 43 to 20 in the Onondaga League as public interest centers on Syracuse teams and coaching conferences in New York.

Aytice Syracuse University United States Naval Reserve Tice Netion Syracuse Lew Andreas Minhers Hy Se Helmer Split Rock Marcellus Onondaga County League Split Rocx Solvay Baldwinsville Camillus B.F. T. Akker Pale Me Spit Mare Eels

Basketball Results From Various Colleges and Teams

Ascorcian Press reports scores across multiple regions with numerous colleges and teachers teams. Notable results include Western Maryland 43 over, Susquehanna 27. Bates 40 over Clark 66. Georgetown 6 over Western Maryland 43. and Colorado State 23 over Wayne Teachers 37.

Sachusetts State Hamilton Marshall Moravian Adie Millersville Capital Bethany W. Va New York University Montclair Willams Middlebury Depauw Susquehanna Slippery Rock Westinhouse Trade Duquesne Youngstown Clark Bates Ithaca Becker Georgetown Western Maryland Midwest Friends Oklahoma Lake Forest Wheaton North Central Elmhurst Eureka Principia Southeast Murray Ky Vamisions North Dakota Ball State Eastern Winnets McPherson Emporia Colorado State Wayne Hastings Loras Rkansas Me Albion Olivet Alma Hillsdale Western Ontario Kalamazoo Lawrence Grinnell Nebraska South Dakota Loyola Chicago Denver Chica Iowa State Lac Roase Platteville

Dodgers land slugging infielder Arkie Vaughan in 1942 deal

Brooklyn completes a major winter trade, acquiring Arkie Vaughan from the Pirates and reshaping the infield. Vaughan, a 10 year NL veteran with a .320 career average and a 1935 MVP season, will likely start at shortstop unless Pee Wee Reese enters military service. Leo Durocher shifts to managing with Vaughan joining the lineup.

Davoin Casa Atesfords Phelps Dodgers Hardin Coscarart Wasdell Chicago MacPhail Vaughan O Johnny Mize St. Louis New York Aants Vaughan Brook Iveld Pee Wee Perse Army Leo Durocher Dodger Pittsburgh Zorina Heas Pittsburgh Pirates Arky Vaughan Brooklyn Dodgers Pete Cosearart Luke Hamlin Jim Wasdel Babe Phelps

Colgate Opens Season Against St Lawrence in Canton

Colgate begins the season with Teal Raider basketball at Canton against St. Lawrence tonight. Karl Lawrence debuts as coach as Colgate fields a young lineup led by Captain Bob Taft and Bones Hamilton. St. Lawrence counters with Varsoke Bartlett Faulkner Wicks and Christie and is expected to test the Raiders.

Hamilton Colgate St. Lawrence Jack Varsoke Bil Bartlett Kent Faulkner Warner Wicks Gordon Christie

Garden Opens Court Season In Madison Square Garden

New York December 13. For the third straight year Oregon Oklahoma A M Long Island University and City College of New York open the college basketball season in Madison Square Garden tonight. The Aggies meet City College while Oregon tangles with Long Island in a double bill seen as a strong start to the season.

New York Oregon Oklahoma A. & M Long Island University City College of New York Madison Square Garden Skvenue Okoma A. & M Gotham City College Aggies Niagara University Long Island L. A Wayne University of Detroit Canisius

Montreal hurler Bobby Porter dead at 31

Funeral services are arranged in Little Rock for Robert Porter 31 former pitcher of the Montreal Royals in the International League who died in a hospital from injuries in an automobile accident in December.

Chiefs Bobby Porter Montreal Porter Jersey City Little Rock Ark Robert Porter Montreal Royals

Ray Trail Harrier Joins Air Corps in Wichita Falls

Ray Trail former interscholastic cross country champion from Mount Pleasant High School Schenectady and Syracuse University student enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps yesterday. He was assigned to the training station in Wichita Falls after working as a steel worker at the Kendala Government project.

Ray Trail Air Corps Mount Pleasant High School Schenectady Syracuse University United States Army Air Corps Wichita Falls Trail Kendala

Bears and Packers set for classic grid clash

The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers loom as one of the season’s great football showdowns. Analysts note Luckman and McAfee vs Isbell and Hutson, with lines and backfields closely matched as war-time sports adapt to national events.

Getting in Shape Through Diet and Exercise

JACK KELLY stresses national fitness as a duty of youth to middle age. The piece urges personal responsibility for health by improving diet and increasing exercise to build stronger legs and resilience in times of peace and war.

Jack Kelly

Giants Send John McCarthy to Columbus Red Birds

New York Giants trade first baseman John McCarthy to the Columbus Red Birds of the St. Louis Cardinal farm system. McCarthy, who played with Jersey City last season, was on the Giant Reserve list prior to the move.

New York New York Giants John McCarthy Jersey City Giant Columbus Redbirds St. Louis Cardinal

Penn State Lions Visit Cornell For Big Red Test

Penn State Nittany Lions travel to Barton Hall Ithaca for a decisive matchup with Cornell after three straight wins. A junior varsity game against Cook Academy precedes the main event, with Cornell set to play Niagara next week before a Midwest holiday tour.

Ithaca Penn State Nittany Lions Barton Hall Cornell Blair Gullion Lions Cook Academy Niagara Midwest

Rosary Bows to Saint Patrick's in City League clash

Saint Patrick's Holy Rosary edged Rosary 35 to 24 on the winner's court. Coach Frank Satalin's team led all game, with McInerney scoring nine for Saint Patrick's and McCarthy totaling 13 of Rosary's points as the teams traded leads in the second half.

Saint Patrick's Tal Lake Pererone Caroeral Rosary Frank Satalin Basketeers McInerney Saint Patrick McCarthy ST. Patricks Holy Rosary F.T F. Gooley Bausinger Brir DeCarthy Condon Phemmer S'Reals Ostromis Tierney

Maple Leafs and Rangers Clash Tightens NHL Standings

The Toronto Maple Leafs host the New York Rangers as Brooklyn visits Montreal. Lynn Patrick leads the league with 11 goals in 13 games while Toronto missing Stanowski and Hamilton due to injuries.

Associated Press Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Bruins Cupre Ouro Cuieedes Diheees Ph. Nieae Aire New York Rangers Toronto Bruins Maple Leafs Montreal Canadiens Leafs Boston Brooklyn Americans Montreal Canadiens Brooklyn Detroit Chicago Lynn Patrick Patrick Syd Apps Roy Conacher Wally Stanowski Reggie Hamilton Happy Day Stan ‘Owski Stanowski Hamilton Pingo Kampman Jack Church Bucko McDonald

Schowegler Sets Pace In All Star Bowling Tourney

Connie Schowegler of Madison leads the eight day all star bowling event as it enters its seventh day with a 117.09 point total after a 4-1 win over Ernie Soest of Detroit. Charles Lausche of Cleveland and Ray Newton of Memphis trail closely with 114.30 and 114.29 points.

Schowegler Chicago Connie Schowegler Madison Wis Schwoegler Ernie Soest Detroit Charles Lausche Cleveland Ray Newton Memphis

Saint Vincent Five Alone Escapes Court Reverse

Saint Vincent de Falli took sole first in the Parochial Basketball League with a 31 to 25 win over Saint John the Baptist on Saint Vincent court. It was the defending champions fourth straight victory while Baptist dropped to 1–3. Ed Chilinski led Saint Vincent with four baskets and 9 points, supported by Johnny La Fox and Art LaMontague. Don Blaich and Ed Koppenhafer led Baptist scorers.

Saint Vincent de Falli Saint John the Baptist Saint Vincent Court Baptist Saint Vincentiere Boo Twiford Ed Chilinski Saint. Vincent's Fen Tale Fae Mainstator Coat Ae Blaichi Lamontgnec Shaw Aces Crissimedia Bo de St. Joma Baptist

Weaver and Alther Meet in Syracuse Novice Heavyweight Final

Leo Weaver defeats Dick Fellows by knockout in three rounds to reach the heavyweight final. Ernie Alther advances after outpointing Fred Hawke in the Syracuse University novice boxing event at Archbold gym with the faculty party set for next Wednesday night.

Pastor Stops Slim Jim Robertson in First Round

In Boston on December 13 Bob Pastor knocked out Slim Jim Robertson in one round. The bout was affected by Texas Jack Marshall’s recall to the National Guard. Ralph Zanzelli of Providence won a semi final decision over Billy Camayan of Sailmore and showed recovery from a six month injury with a brisk late attack to win the 10 round route.

Ob Pastor Boston Bob Pastor Slim Jim Robertson Texas Jack Marshall National Guard Ralph Zanzelli Providence Billy Camayan Sailmore Zanelli Carrigan

Bears and Packers Clash For Western Title Playoff

Chicago and Green Bay meet at Wrigley Field in a sudden death playoff to decide the Western champion and the right to face the New York Giants for the league crown. Curly Lambeau and George Halas lead star duos including Hutson and Isbell for Green Bay, Luckman and Snyder for Chicago, with strong showings from McAfee Gallarneau and Standlee as cold weather looms and a straw covered field is prepared.

Green Bay Packers New York Giants Steve Owen Midwest Bears Packers Luckman McAfee Isbell Hutson Chicago National Footae Wrigley Field Curly Lambeau Green Bay Halas

Hogan Still Golf Leader In Miami Open

Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania held the Miami open lead entering the third round with a two day total of 133 after a 69. Second place went to Ana Senet of White Springs Virginia at 136. Byron Nelson of Toledo Ohio stood third at 137 with Johnny Revolta of Evanston Illinois in fourth at 138. The field was cut to 75 pros and 15 amateurs for the rest of the event.

Miami Fla Ben Hogan Hershey Hogan Ana Senet Fae AM Pepee Se Danna White Springs Byrron Nelson Toledo Johnny Revolta Evanston

Baldwinsville routs Warners as Kollenkark leads with 24

Baldwinsville wins 61 to 13 over Warners in a western section game as Walter Kollenkark scores 24 to top the Onondaga League scoring for the second consecutive week. Ten Baldwinsville players contribute to the outburst while Warners is held to two field goals.

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Overlin Defeats Belloise In 15 Rounds For Middleweight Crown

Sports Mirror recalls Ken Overlin defending his middleweight title by outpointing Steve Belloise over 15 rounds in New York. The note reflects on past boxing memory and a historic era of boxing rounds and champions.

Associated Press Today Ken Overlin Steve Belloise New York American League Will Harridge Petitiesion

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