Syracuse Grows in Ambition for Downtown Hockey Arena
Syracuse hockey talks turn to downtown arena plans after tentative league interest. Officials envision 6 000 to 10 000 seats with later expansion, weighing 7 500 to 9 500 main stand options and potential tying to municipal stadium lessons. Fans anticipate major events and the need for profitable attendance.
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American Hockey League
Syracuse
Municipal Stadium
Frank G. Revoir
Jack Corbett
Chiefs
Louis Favored to Defend Title in Boston Showdown
Joe Louis opens a 15 round heavyweight title bout in Boston Garden against Al McCoy as betting odds vanish at 12 to 1. Promoters project a record Boston gate near 65 000 dollars while Louis plans a June Yankee Stadium tune up vs Billy Conn after the bout. Max Baer exits the championship picture after a stormy clash with promoter Jacobs.
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Joe Louis
al McCoy
Jack Sharkey
Jim Maloney
Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Billy Conn
Jacobs
Louis-Conn
Conn
A McCoy
Louis
Maxie Baer
Maxie
New York
Baer
California
Louis and Conn Set for June Heavyweight Title Fight
Boston dispatch reports Joe Louis and Billy Conn plan a heavyweight title bout next June after Louis finishes All McCoy tonight. An undecided venue places New York, Chicago or Philadelphia as possible sites. Louis also schedules Red Burman in New York January 31 and other bouts through April with Godoy in Los Angeles.
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Joe
Louis
Billy Conn
McCoy
New York
Soar
Bienancy
Eni
Stanford Declines Holiday Compensation for Rose Bowl Players
Stanford University will not use the conference rule paying up to 50 dollars for out of pocket losses during the Christmas to New Year holiday period. Pacific Coast Conference had approved payments for Rose Bowl players, but Stanford President Ray Lyman Wilbur stated the university would not avail itself of the rule for the few in the upcoming Rose Bowl.
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Palto Alto
Calif
Stanford
Ray Lyman- Wilbur
Hockey Race In American Grow S Moht Sige FLY
The American Hockey League tightens at the top as Indianapolis Caps and Hershey Bears pull even with Cleveland and Springfield in pursuit. Indiana and Providence win to tighten near the leaders while Pittsburgh Hornets rally to a 2-0 win over Buffalo. New Haven and Philadelphia trade wins as standings stay close across divisions.
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Springfield Indians
Cleveland Barons
Indianapolis
Providence
Indianapolis Caps
Cleveland
Hershey
Bears
Pittsburgh Hornets
Barons
Springfield
Buffalo
New Haven Eagles
Philadelphia Ramblers
Indians
Pittsburgh
Hornets
New Haven
Philadelphia
Eagles
Fred Hunt
Fred Thurier
New York Americans
Reds
Glen Bryson
Art Giroux
Gordie Bruce
Connie Brown
Bill Jennings
Sports Mirror Highlights Unclear League Record Claim
Fragmentary item notes a national football league record figure 1 280 332 and mentions college rowing coaches proposal to shorten futures. No clear entities or outcomes due to damaged text.
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Associated Press
Ito
Nelson's $2,500 Makes Him Second to Hogan for Year
Nelson finishes with a 271 at the Miami Open, besting Heafner and trailing Hogan in 1940 money totals. Hogan nets 275 for the win, Heafner takes second with 272, Snead ends tied for fourth. Ferrier and Christiansen contest the amateur trophy after 287s.
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Hogan
Miami
Byron Nelson
Lord” Bryan
Ben Hogan
Clayton Heafner
Linvelle
N. C
Heafner
Sam Snead
Willie Goggin
Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Big Jim Ferrier
Australia
Earl Christiansen
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Ferrier
Christiansen
Eastwood High CBA Basketball Postponed To Friday Night
Eastwood High School director Arthur Horrocks announced the Eastwood Christian Brothers Academy basketball game scheduled for today has been postponed to Friday night. The Syracuse Public High School League features two games today and three more on Wednesday as Central visits Onondaga Valley Academy and Nottingham pursues its first win of the season against Coach Ronnie Phil.
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Arthur Horrocks
Eastwood High School
Eastwood
Christian Brothers Academy
Syracuse Public
Central
Onondaga Valley Academy
Attraction
Nottingham
Ronnie
Phil
Canadiens Ruff Detroit in OT as Toronto Earnings Grow
Montreal edged Detroit 2 1 in overtime on Tony Demers decisive shot after Joe Carveth and Les Douglas opening the scoring. Detroit slips further behind Toronto as Chicago and New York also clash in busy NHL action.
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Associated Press
Detroit ‘Red Wings
Chicago Blackhawks
Detroit
National Hockey League
Wings
Toronto
Montreal Canadiens
Leafs
Canadiens
Tony Demers
Montreal
Joe Carveth
Les Douglas
Archie Wilder
Toe Blake
Joe’ Benoit
Demers
Johnny Mowers
Chicago
Blackhawks
Dave Mackay
Cully Dahlstrom
Johnny Mariucci
Mackay
Aitor
Sweeney Schriner
Nick Metz
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
New York Americans
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Bryan Hextall
Clint Smith
Hextall
Springfield
Amerks
Fred Thurier
Fred Hunt
Boston
W. L.T
G. OG
Paddock and eVictors: Breaking a losing streak
Thomas Herr carried the offense as Syracuse snapped a 50 game skid with a late burst. The trap defense pressured opponents while scanning laurels and shifting momentum in a tight matchup.
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Thomas Herr
Syracuse
Ouimet Outlines Three Golf Fundamentals for Christmas
In Beverly Hills Francis Ouimet shares core golf tips focusing on hips head position and delaying the hit from the top of the backswing. He notes hip action as key to weight transfer and turning and urges keeping the head fixed as an anchor to prevent body sway.
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Calif
New England
Minnesota
Michigan
St. Petersburg
Miami
Gulf
California
Francis Ouimet
Prof. Quimet
Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Jerry
Travers
Walter Hagen
Fairman Remains Head of Lacrosse Association
Kenneth Fairman of Princeton was reelected president of the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association at a meeting in New York. Charles Brower of Hobart and John Paige of Colgate were also returned to their posts as vice president and second vice president and secretary treasurer respectively.
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United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
Kenneth Fairman
Princeton
Charles Brower
Hobart
John Paige
Colgate
Syracuse Five Faces St Lawrence In Key Road Tilt
Syracuse University's Orange varsity star Sayle returns from injury as Chris Kotray replaces him in the starting five for a crucial game against St Lawrence. Coach Lew Andreas trials forwards including Bobby Twiford and Danny DiPace while Captain Paul Kartlake and Gene Berger anchor the guards and centers. St Lawrence, led by Captain Joe Tolhurst, seeks a road upset after a 162 to 41 win over Albany State Teachers and aims to spoil Syracuse’s three game trip starting tonight.
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Schenetady
Sayle
Syracuse Universiy
Kereta
St. Atyence i
Mount Pleasant
Stan Kruse
Larries
Lew Andreas
Bobby Twiford
Danny DiPace
Xruse
Capt
Paul Kartlake
Kouray
Gene Berger
Charles
Red)Stanton
Janky Paul Kartluke
Orange
Kartluke
Archbold Gym
Thhey
Karilake
St. Lawrence
Colgate
Ronald Burkman
Joe Tolhurst
John Varsoke
Don Sherwood
Bill Bartlett
Len Larson
Larry Cioffe
Dick Seeler
Jersey City Giants Win 17-7 to Retain Title
Jersey City Giants defeated the Milford ng Clippers 17 to 7 in the final playoff game to reclaim the American Association title. Player-Coach Ed Danowski and Grenny Lansdell starred as the 15,245 crowd watched two touchdowns and a field goal for the victors.
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Jersey City Giants
Milmington Clippers
Giants
Ed Danowski
Grenny Lansdell
Clippers
Newark ‘Bears
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