Van Schaick Island Golf Club to Open Saturday
The Van Schaick Island Country Club will open its nine hole course in Cohoes this Saturday with Mooney Zandri back as greens keeper. Improvements include new tees on five holes and fairway mats for distance marking. A tournament committee led by Ed Mazur plans spring and fall events and a club championship.
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van Schaick Island
Ed Mazur
Lasher
Cohoes
McGregor
Saratoga Springs
Spa
Worden Hotel
Hawks Tackle Canadiens in Second Game Tonight
Chicago's Black Hawks, eager to rebound after a 5 1 loss in the opener, host the Montreal Canadiens in game two of the Stanley Cup final at Chicago Stadium. Harold Mush March returns from injury to bolster the Hawks attack as Bill Mosienko and strong supporting forwards try to even the series against a three line Canadiens squad led by goalie Mike Karakas.
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Chicago CP
Chicago
Blackhawks
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
Hawks
Harold “Mush
March
Hawk
Detroit
Paul Thompson
Thompson
Bill Mosienko
Mike Karakas
Smith
Probate petition in Surrogate's Court Troy NY 1944
Notice to James J Dickson Helen Harvey Runle Harvey Dickson and others in a will and personal property probate petition for Sara A Jackson late of Troy NY. Show cause May 1 1944 why probate should not be granted. Signed by Abram L Jordan Clerk and attorney Thomas F Huxtable 207 River St Troy NY.
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State of
New York
James J. Dickson
Helen Harvey
Harve
Dickson
Virgin Bans
Thomas Dcksom
Andres C Dcksor
Troy
Secregate
Renssergey
Court House
Wade
Sara A Jackson
Cry of
Edward
Donohue
City of
Abram L. Jordan
Surrogate’s Court
Thomas FP Huxtablettorney
River St
N. Y
Principals Loop Baseball Schedule Opens May 4
The Principals League will launch its baseball schedule May 4 with a closing date set for June 6. The six team circuit has yet to select officials, likely by school agreement, and the schedule lists games from May 4 through June 6 featuring Cohoes La Salle Watervliet Lansingburgh Troy and CCHS with varied home matchups.
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Principals League
Catholic Central
Cohoes
Lansingburg
la Salle
Watervhet
Troy
Buay
Iroy
CCHS
Watervhiet
Buay U
Watervliet High Prepares as 40 Track Candidates Report
Four dozen hopefuls report for Watervliet High School track. Andrew Swota named captain with Pete Dominic as manager and Mike Hostig as assistant. Official practice delayed until after Easter recess with indoor workouts planned. school has no meet schedule yet but aims to arrange meets with nearby teams.
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Watervliet High School
Andrew Swota
Pete Dominic
Mike Hostig
Steve Burke
Watervliet High
Indian Star Still Silent in Cleveland Indians Roster
GPI Jeff Heath, noted for his strong silent stance, remains noncommittal as VP Roger Peckinpaugh says he offered terms including a turnout bonus. Heath has not returned the contract while an exhibition with the Pirates was cancelled again due to cold weather. A third attempt is planned for today.
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Muncle
Ind
GPI
Jeff Heath
Seattle Shipyards
Cleveland
Indians
Pittsburg Pirates
La Salle boxers prep intercity ring series with CBA
Under Brother A Patrick LaSalle Institute boxing youths plan a home and away series with Christi an Brothers Academy of Albany. Thirty nine class winners emerge from eliminations and twenty will compete in a carnival against CBA on April 28 in Albany and June at LaSalle Field North Troy. A ring show at LaSalle gym next Tuesday previews the youths for Fathers and Song night with twenty top boxers slated.
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LaSalle Institute
Christi ‘Yan Brothers Academy of
Albany
Troy Cadets
LaSalle Field
North Troy
Brother Patrick
North Troy Field
New Albany
C.ba
Troy
la Salle
Fourth Street
Browns Rout Toledo to Tie Series at Three
St Louis Browns built a 10 to 2 win over Toledo at Cape Girardeau, aided by five Toledo errors. Frank Mancuso doubled and scored twice before injuring his ankle on an attempt to score, replaced by Myron Hayworth who had three hits.
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St.Louis Browns
Toledo
American Association
Frank Mancuso
Redbirds
Myron Hayworth
St Louis
Goodde
Blomer
Fink
Sertich
Cogwell
West
Shirley
Zoldak
Mancuso
Hayworth
Ex Albany Hurler Vince Da Maggio Labeled 4-F
Ex Albany hurler Vince Da Maggio, held out by Pittsburg Pirates, watched a practice game in the gym. From Her mosa Beach California, he seeks salary adjustment but no word from President Bill Benswanger after a conference. Art Cuccurullo, a rookie from Albany in the Eastern League, also classified 4-F after his pre induction physical in Indianapolis.
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Albany
Indianapolis
Lindell Reports for Pre Induction Physical Exam
Outfielder Johnny Lindell of the New York Yankees reported for his pre induction physical examination yesterday. His examination will not be completed for several days. Cincinnati Reds score on the road with six-year record of more wins than losses away from home.
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Camden
N. J
Johnny Lindell
New York Yankees
REDS
Cincinnati GP
Cincinnati Reds
Pitching Headache for Cronin as Red Sox Open Camp
Joe Cronin enters his tenth season as Boston manager facing pitching gaps after last year’s seventh place finish. Ex exhibition with the Giants cancelled, leaving questions on mound strength with remnants like Judd, Terry, and Ryba. Key additions include Bob Johnson and infield balance with Doerr Lupien and Tabor. outfield crowded with Fox, Metkovich, Garrison, Culberson, McBride, and Lazor. Partee moves up from Piedmont and Cronin seeks improvement from his team.
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N. J
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Giants
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Bob Johnson
Tex Hughson
Dick Newsom
Mace Brown
Joe Deddson
Oscar Judd
Yank Terry
Mike Ryba
George
Pinky) Woods
Joe Wood, Jr
Smoky Joe
Scranton
Vic Johnson
Joe Bowman
Giant
Phi
Pirate
Louisville
Emmett O'Neill
Clem Hausmann
Kansas City
Judd
Johnson
Uncle Sam
Tony Lupien
Bobby Doerr
Jim Tabor
Skeeter Newsome
Eddie Lake
Cronin
Washington
Ings Bob
Pete Fox
George Metkoavich
California
Ford Garrison
Beon Culberson
Tom McBride
Johnny Lazor
Boston
Roy Partee
Portsmouth
Behr-Manning Pinners Win Behr-Manning Bowing Triumph
Behr-Manning toppled Arsenal A A 2668 to 2515 at Mayfair Alleys to capture the Industrial A A bowline league rolloffs. The squad won all three games 841, 0, 371 with Turner 201 and Walsh 355 leading the victors. Manning Mt Ida also beat Arsenal Howitzers 2574 to 2515 as Morse 211 and Robinson 556 paced the winners while Russell 213 and 577 led the losers.
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Robinson
Russell
Hayford
Opar
Walch
Guralski
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Bessette
Salsbury
McCabe
Lockwood
Durocher to Play Second In Dodgers Season Opener
Leo Durocher, 38, says he will open the National League season at second base and plans to play in spring games and the Red Cross game against the Phillies on April 1. Gene Mauch, 18, is expected to start at shortstop.
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Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Thurocher
Red Cross
Phillies
Gene Mauch
Durocher
Filipowicz Signs with Giants
former Fordham football star Steve Filipowicz signed a baseball contract with the New York Giants yesterday at the snowbound camp in Lakewood New Jersey. Ernie Lombardi and Johnny Verger arrived to join the camp as Filipowicz, discharged from the Marines for a paralyzed nerve in his right hand, will be used in the outfield though he last played catcher at Fordham. He said he would quit professional football with the New York Giants.
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Lakewood
N. J
Steve Filipowicz
Fordham
New York Giants
Ernie Lombardi
Johnny Verger
Filipowicz
New York Football Giants
Temple Ace Survives Flight, Reaches Allied Territory
Lieutenant Charles W. Walters former Temple University football star and Army Air Forces pilot reported missing in Germany January 7 has escaped to Allied lines. In a letter he says his bomber was shot down but he bailed out, lands in a sparsely populated German area, crossed a mountain range, and reached American-held territory. Walters, a North Tonawanda native, taught at Union High School after Temple graduation and married to a Norristown high school teacher.
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Charles W. Walters
Temple University
Germany
War Department
Earl R. Yeomans
Temple
Walters
North Tonawanda
Union High School
Union
N. J
Army 401 Forces
Norristown
Bison Sextet Favored in Buffalo Playoff Game
The Buffalo Bisons, defending AHL champions, are favored to win their second straight game against the Cleveland Barons in Buffalo after opening with a 4 2 victory in Cleveland. Manager Eddie Shore reports two minor injuries, a cut on Larry Thibeault’s forehead and a lip nick for Fred Thurier.
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Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland Barons
Bisons
Cleveland
Eddie Shore
Larry Thibeault
Fred Thurier
A's wallop Yanks in 9-1 exhibition romp
Philadelphia Athletics routed the World Champion Yankees 9 to 1 in an exhibition game watched by about 1,500. Irving Hall led a 12 hit attack with two doubles and a single driving in two runs as A’s pitchers Donald and Roser held New York to four hits. Ed Levy doubled and Mike Garbark singled for the Yankees’ lone run. Lindell’s induction status unclear as he undergoes X rays at Fort Dix.
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Ed Levy
Mike Garbark
Atlantic City
Johnny Lindell
Lindell
Fort Dix
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York
Philadelphia
Donald
Roser
Garbark
Christopher
Black
Harris
Hayes
Cardinals of '33 About Tops as "Smart" Team
WHITNEY MARTIN delves into baseball lore and golf odds. He contrasts the 1933 St Louis Cardinals roster’s managerial minds with the 1928 Athletics and notes Ty Cobb, Connie Mack, and other stars in assessing smart teams. In golf, he surveys Knoxville results and praises veterans like Hogan, Snead, Nelson, Wood, and Sarazen, linking wartime service to lasting athletic stamina.
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Whitney Martin
New York
R Osters
John J. Mahoney
St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Ty Cobb
Mickey Cochrane
Eddie Collins
Jimmy Dykes
Tris Speaker
Eddie Rommel
Mr Honey
Cardinal
Gabby Street
Burleigh Grimes
Jimmy Wilson
Leo Durocher
Frankie Frisch
Rogers Hornsby
Bob O'Farrell
Frisch
Mahoney
Pepper Martin
Jimmy Collins
Chisox Cubs In Red Cross Game Today
The Cubs and White Sox planned a Red Cross benefit at the French Lick Golf Course diamond. a 45 degree temperature threshold could cancel. Manager Jim Wilson recalled last year’s blizzard causing forfeiture and warns against risky pre season dates. Sox manager Jim Dykes heads to Ardmore for his son’s wedding. Muddy Ruel will direct Sox in Philadelphia.
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White Sox
Red Cross
Jim Wilson
Bruins
Mercury
Wilson
Sox
Jim Dykes
Philadelphia
Jimmy, Jr
Ruth “King
Ardmore
Muddy Ruel
Phillies Exhibition Game With Leafs Canceled
The Philadelphia Phillies postponed their exhibition with the Toronto Maple Leafs in Lancaster Pennsylvania due to cold weather. Coaker Triplett, unsigned, returned to camp from Boone North Carolina where his wife has been ill.
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Del
Philadelphia Phillies
Toronto Maple Leafs
Lancaster
Coaker Triplett
Boone, N. C
Randolph Field Flyers Plan Big Time Grid State Again
Randolph Field, famed for a Cotton Bowl tie with Texas, will play big time football next season after travel restrictions on Army Air Field teams were lifted. The field plans games with Rice in Houston on Sept 30 and Texas in Austin on Oct 7, joining a slate that could include other Southwest Conference opponents.
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Tex
Randolph Field
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Randolph
Lubbock
Abilene Army Air Base
Air Forces Training Command
Rice
Houston
Texas
Austin
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Glenn Dobbs
Ramblers
Officers Candidate School
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