Football figures and ties to Rockne and Dorais explored
The article traces coaching and athletic careers linking football figure Bach with Dorais and Rockne, notes Albert Hermann as campaign manager for H. Albert Smith in New Jersey, and recalls injuries to Syracuse star Harry Herbert in a 1922 incident. It highlights crossovers between football, baseball, and business roles in 1920s era.
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Detroit
Gus Dorais
Clos
Hmute
Otd Dorais
Rockne
Notre Dam Us Wassinz
Bach
Dorais
Hockne
New Jersey
Albert B
Ab” Hermann
Colgate
H. Albert Smith
United States Senate
Herrmann
W. Warren Barbour
Hermann
Boston Braves
Harry Herbert
Syracuse
Herbert
Women Enter Chicago Bowling Tourney 1944
The 16th annual American women's classic opens tonight in Chicago with 21 865 entrants including schoolgirls and grandmas. Singles doubles and team events run 44 days with 1 721 teams from over 20 Midwest cities competing for 21 000 in awards. Co B Frosh beat Lyn Court School 51 30 as Bognask led scoring with 17 and Piston tallied 14.
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Chicago
Midwest
The
Herald-American
Co. B. A. Frosh
Lyncourt
Bognask
Co. B. A
Piston
West Point and Middies Meet Highlights and Contenders
A coast wide intercollegiate meet features West Point and Navy attracting 24 schools from along the Atlantic. Key cadet and Middie events include pole vault mile relay and weight jumps with competitors from Columbia New York University Cornell Penn and Rochester among the strongest entries.
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New York
Aef Hoston
Anand
Anand Each Ou For the Store. Foot Sixes Petter For the Cadets, Cemter
Army Basket
Garem
Leo Novak
Ian
Ben Mare
Mituskerey Jemp
Dartmouthee
R Ter
Vessie
Teave
Atlantic
Rvice
Holy OW. Com
Carl Anderson
George Berger
Frank
Tucker
John Caskey
Vincent Ye
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Columbia
Unsi
Cornell
Penn
Rochester
Red Sox to Visit Ten Military Camps in Exhibition Tour
General Manager Eddie Collins announced Boston will play exhibition games against service teams this season. The opener vs the Washington Senators at Camp Meade, Maryland is scheduled for April 24, with trips to Mitchel Field, Quonset Point, Gloucester Coast Guard, Great Lakes naval station, Sampson naval training station, Bainbridge naval station, Camp Thomas, Camp Endicott, and Fort Dix through July 15.
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Gloucester Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Naval Station
Sampson Naval Training Station
Bainhbridge
Camp Thomas
Camp Endicott
Davisville
R. I
Fort Dix
Rochester U basketball star transfers to Cornell Midshipman School
Nicholas J. Matchuk 23 of Syracuse an apprentice seaman in the University of Rochester Navy V-12 unit since July 1 has been transferred to Midshipman's School at Cornell University. A 1939 Syracuse Central High School graduate and former forward on UR's 1933 44 basketball team he helped defeat Cornell NYU Oberlin and Sampson.
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Nick Matchuk
Rochester
Cornell
Nicholas J. Matchuk
Syracuse
University of Rochester Navy
Midshipman’s School
Cornell University
University of Rochester
Matchuk
Syracuse University
Syracuse Central High School
Nicholas Matchuk
Beacon Street
New York University
Oberlin
Sampson
City Champions Bowl in Empire State Handicap Tour
Syracuse Bowling Association opens at Syracuse Bowling Center with 54 teams on day one of the Empire State Handicap Tour. Drink Squirt of East Syracuse leads tonight on the 15 o'clock squad as six squads compete across three weekends.
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Empire State
Syracuse
Illinois Race Board Transfers Unclaimed Wages to Veterans Fund
The Illinois Racing Board holds a $91 781 fund of uncashed mutuel tickets. Chairman Zdnyied H Williams said starting this season all unclaimed cash will be turned over to the Illinois veterans rehabilitation fund.
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Illinois Race Board
Chicago
Illinois Racing Board
Zdnyied H. Williams
Illinois Veterans Rehabilitation Fund
Montgomery Upsets Beau Jack In Madison Square Garden
Montgomery, a former laundry worker, defeated Beau Jack by decision to recapture the world lightweight title in a close disputed bout before a near full crowd at Madison Square Garden. The March 17 matchup with Bummy Davis looms as next for Jack.
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Bear Marghal
Ned Bob Monts
Adekatta
Madison Square Gardens
Montgomery
Beau Jack
Augusta
Jack Beau
Beau
Marty Monroe
Bi Healy
Arthur Susskind
Young Otto
Jack
Monty
Garden
Sammy Angott
Arrott
National Boxing Association
Beaujack
Bummy Davis
the Garden
Ade
Dirksen Strikes Into Third With 697 At Jefferson Alleys
Jim Dirksen of Cazenovia moved to third in the Syracuse Bowling Association handicap singles at Jefferson alleys. He opened with nine straight strikes, finishing 266 for game one, then 163 and 199 for 629 actual pins. With a 69 pin handicap, his total reached 697.
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Dirksen
Jim Dirksen
Cazenovia
Syracuse Bowling Association
Jefferson Alleys
Harmon Awarded Silver Star for WWII Air Action
Lt Tom Harmon, former Michigan football star, receives the Silver Star from the War Department for actions in China where he shot down two Zeros before being shot down. He is en route to a new assignment on the West Coast.
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Tommy Harmon
Detroit
Tom Harmon
Michigan Balfpack
War Department
China
Harmon
Six Bowling Teams Tie After 11 Weeks in Gooseberry League
Chicago March 4 Six teams in the A B Co Gooseberry Bowling League are tied with 33 wins and 33 losses after 66 of 90 scheduled games. The six contenders remain in a tight race with week 11 standings tight and no clear leader emerge.
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Chicago
A. B. Co
Montgomery Beats Jack In Lightweight Title Fight Rematch
The Mar 4 boxing wrap notes Montgomery’s hard fought 15 round win over Beau Jack in Philadelphia. It highlights the title decision, the crowd’s reaction, and critics debating if the outcome reflected real superiority. It also discusses the fighters’ styles, weight issues, and the commission’s curb on similar monopolies.
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Jack
Montgomery
Louis
Solitude Real
Strangler Lewis
Jim Londos
Canadian Clubs Clash In Weekend NHL Schedule
Chicago seeks second place with a home and home against Detroit while New York and Boston swap venues. Montreal closes its season with Toronto aiming to extend a six game winning streak as the Canucks face Leafs in Toronto and Montreal on Sunday.
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Chicago
Detroit
New York
Boston
Toronto
Montreal
Blackhawks
Wings
Canadiens
Canucks
Leafs
Bruins
Madison Square Garden
Woman 76 Hits All Spare Game in Alaska Tournament
At 76, Roma Scott, longtime bowler, achieved an all-spare game during the Elks midwinter bowling congress in Anchorage. Her final frame delivered the difficult No 10 pin spare, closing her round with an uncommon feat.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Roma Scott
Elks
Central Wins 29 25 Over Auburn On Caldwell Last Minute
Central High School of Syracuse overcame Auburn with a late basket by Don Caldwell to win 29 25. Caldwell scored five field goals and one free throw while Almonte Lemme and Smithe contributed, but Auburn led most of the game.
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Auburn
Don Caldwell
Central High School of
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Lemme
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East Syracuse Beats Fayetteville 39 35 In League Game
East Syracuse won 39 to 35 at Fayetteville in an Onondaga County League Eastern Division contest. Brown led East Syracuse with 17 points as the team overcame a 26 16 halftime deficit on Fayetteville’s court.
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Syracuse
Fayetteville
Brown
Syracusans
Payetteville BF
BLY. T
Beasells
Lindenm'rre O
WikinaNate
Law
Dageriec
Ackermante
Coushlin
Robinsons
Hosan
Ipoiocks
S-Lannon
Foodert
Felton
Payetteville
East Syracuse
Braunstein
Marcellus Beats Camillus To Create Three Way Western Division Tie
Marcellus defeated Camillus 24 to 20 on Camillus court to pull into a three way tie for first with Solvay and Alteridge at 10 wins and two losses in the Western Division of the Osota Lagos County League. Sxaneateles sits fourth at nine victories, eyeing divisional playoffs.
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Marcellus
Camillus
jOsota Lagos
Split Rock Quint
Muldoon
Fitzpatrick
Mel Nimble
Camill
Othe
Henry Kubek
Marcellus Cari
Ss. PF
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S. Kuen
Tsb
Smuts
Stewart Ree
Rosebreok
Oweinbersertl
Mabeney
Elbridge Tops Onondaga Central To Tie For First In League
Elbridge finishes a Western Division season with a 41 to 12 win over Onondaga Central on its court. Edmonds leads Elbridge with 16 points as the team ends in a triple tie for first with Camillus and Solvay.
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Elbridge
Bi Bareza
eWaters
Martius
Aca Central
Shve
Brodsky
Solvay Tops Baldwinsville to Tie for First in League
Solvay defeated Baldwinsville 55 24 at Solvay to finish in a three way tie with Carmillus and Elbridge for first place in the Western Division of the Onondaga County League. Mozo led with 15 points as Solvay built a 27 3 halftime edge.
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Solvay
Baldwinsville
Carmillus
Elbridge
Onondaga County League
Mozo
B.F.T. BY. T. Bozes
Trubowitz
Soalway
Baldwin
Wile
Hal
Decisive Basketball Results From AP Report
Iowa defeats Noslaudttern 45 to 33 in a Fort Warren event. Camp Grant and Camp Mearce team scores listed among regional meet results. Navy Baketens and Nest Awlane also appear with race and score notes.
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Iowa
Mentaca
Fort Warren
Camp Mearce
Idabo
Wasttesion
GE Seeks Revenge in Syracuse Industrial League Match
The Syracuse Industrial League champions General Electric seek to even their season against Schenectady G E at North High School. The GEL and Schenectady bring strong lineups with players from Dayton Stanford and others. Mike Novak is injured and will miss the Hoffman game.
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Syracuse
Carlsons
GEL Girls
Elaine Nokes
Yruane
Gagnon
Schenectady
Electrics
Genéd Westendorf
Dayton University
Bob Crawford
Stanford
Jerry Hal- Stead
Northern Ohio University
Pete Bielawa
Mrt. Pleasant High
Joe Mazzarelli
Leo Collins
Bud Hiaggerty
Bobby Felasco
John Booras
Bud Naylor
Harry Turkington
Jack Osaddhey
Mike Novak
G. E. Five
Hoffman
St Johns Nets Two All Star Selections In Met Area
Dick McGuire of St John’s and Sid Trubowitz of City College headline the unanimous first team of the All Metropolitan quintet chosen by the New York City Basketball Writers Association. Sid Tanenbaum of NYU narrowly missed perfection on the ballot. The selection lists the first and second teams.
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New York
Dick McGuire
St. John's
Sid Trubowitz
City iCollege
New York City
Basket Ball Writers’, Association
Sid Tanenbaum
New York University
Skaneateles Edges Jordan Five in Narrow 28–26 Win
Skaneateles defeated Jordan Five 28 to 26 in a Western Division Onondaga County League game. Delaney scored 12 points to spark the Skaneateles push as they finish fourth to qualify for the divisional playoffs. Jordan led 16 at half with a tough defense and a few late drives.
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Skaneateles
Jordan
Onondaga County League
Delaney
Tuchek
TenEsek
Gunselus If
Econa
Arebroush
Tayiore
Iconaer
Daleney
Tatais
Skaneatetesma
Sasder
North Syracuse Edges Manlius in Tight Eastern Division Clash
In the closest Eastern Division game of the Onondaga County League, North Syracuse beat Manlius 31 to 29 at home for its 11th win in 12 league starts. Bullett led the victors with 10 points, while Rennie added 9 and other players contributed in a low scoring finish. Score at half was 18-13 in favor of North Syracuse. Referees were Milner and Tutill.
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North Syracuse
Manlius
Bullett
Sortie Stractse Manzics
BPLT
B. Plt
Rennie F
Hobdts
Rc Oo
Balleturs
Winisle
Animals
jWarsens
Jeremy
Hensontt Oo
North Estacuse
MiMer Ard Tutill
Tully Tops Liverpool in 41 to 30 Eastern League win
George Rainbow scored 20 as Tully defeated Liverpool 41 30 in an Eastern Division Onondaga County League game at Tully. Rainbow finished the season two points behind Liverpool's Phil Marion for the individual scoring title with 182 total points, 17 in the loss. Tully tied for second with seven wins and five losses. North Syracuse led the standings. East Syracuse and Manlius disputed the fourth playoff spot with five wins and seven losses, needing a tiebreaker before divisional playoffs.
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George Rainbow
Tully
Liverpool
Rainbow
Phil Marion
Marion
North
Syracuse
Manlius
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North Syracuse Girls Win Ninth Straight Behind Campbell
The North Syracuse Independents girls team defeated East Syracuse 46 to 5 for their ninth win led by Georgia Campbell with 22 points. Earlier they beat Easy Washer 45 to 24 at the YWCA with Campbell contributing 22.
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North Syracuse
Georgia Campbell
North Syracuse Independents
East Syracuse
North Syracusans
Easy Washer
Campbell
Hershey Battles Buffalo for First Place in AHL Charge
Hershey Bears host Indianapolis tonight in a crucial AHL Eastern Division race. Buffalo Bisons visit Cleveland Sunday as the two top teams duel for position with tight margins and remaining games. Providence plays Pittsburgh tonight and then heads to Indianapolis.
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Hershey
Buffalo Bisons
Associated Press
American Hockey League
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Bears
Providence
Pittsburgh
Rosary Five Triumph Led by Juin Reales
Juin Reales led the Rosary five with 2 field goals and key plays as Saint John the Bayt faced the Thuaptise Court. Nasrar contributed, and Ulth in YS contests battled the last-place quint with 37-34% shooting, while Paurchoal and Peale provided defense and scoring.
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Juin Reales
Holy Rosary
Vietar
Saint John the Bayt
Thuaptise
Nasrar
Cathedral Fails to Advance with 32 50 Loss to Saint Patrick’s
Saint Patrick’s defeated Cathedral 50 to 32, dropping Cathedral to fourth in the Parochial League and securing a playoff berth for Patrick’s as Assumption also fell. Boehm scored 13 for Patrick’s while Pooler led Cathedral with 10 points.
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Saint Patrick'’s
Cathedral
Boehm
Pats
Pooler
Patricks
Cathedral B. I. B.F. WeRyantht
Stoate
Barelay
Stf Dral
Southaeks
Saint Vincent Stays In Second Place Tie
Saint Vincent remains in a second place tie with Saint Anthony's after a 42-39 Parochial League win over Saint Lucy's on Lucy's court. The game ended with Saint Vincent scoring 42 and Saint Lucy's 39, with players and scoring details noted in the marginal box score.
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Saint Vincent
Saint Vincent's
Saint Anthony’s
Saint Lucy's
ST. Vixcents
Sv. Lucyss
BF. T. N.f.t
inMexander
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Fortis
Oesia Roachiz
Totsais
Toit
Lucys
St. Vintents
Heily
Assumption Nosed Out By a Single Point
Saint Anthony's edged Assumption 32 to 30 to clinch second place with Saint Vincent's. Jack Spencer scored 14 points and Dan i Savage hit a dramatic mid court shot in the final seconds to seal the Parochial League win.
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Saint Anthony's Quint
Saint Vincent's
Assumption
Cathedral
Folia Iz
Sa Anthonis
Young
Only 13 Yankees Accept 1944 Wage Terms
New York reports that 13 of 31 Yankees have signed 1934 contracts while 18 remain unsigned. Front office is not worried, expecting most holdouts to sign when they report to Manager Joe McCarthy at Atlantic City for spring training in a week. Bud Metheny and Jim Turner are the latest to sign.
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Yankees
New York
Joe McCarthy
Atlantic City
Bud Metheny
Jim Turner
Reds pitcher VanderMeer to report for Navy duty
John VanderMeer the Sampson Rookie Sampson and Cincinnati Reds pitcher, famed NL strikeout king, was due to report here today to begin Navy duty. He resides in Wyckoff New Jersey.
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John VanderMeer
Sampson
Cincinnati Reds
Wyckoff, N. J
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