Red Wings Reach Stanley Cup Final With Game Seven Win
Detroit Wings defeat Montreal Canadiens 1 0 in a seven game playoff, advancing to face Toronto. Leo Reise scored a backhand beaming shot and Gerry Couture added a rebound as Detroit limited Montreal to decisive goals in the late first period and second. The game drew 14 781 fans, setting up a Detroit Toronto final series opener Friday night.
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Compo Bouts May Return as Ban Is Lifted
New Haven and State athletic officials lift Eddie Compo suspension after he agrees to meet Teddy Davie of St Louis on May 16. Compo and manager Robert Cleo commit to the bout, ending prior suspensions tied to contract disputes and a canceled January date.
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Fusari Meets Guido At Center Tonight
Fusari plans to meet Guido of New York tonight at Manhattan Center Focati Garden in a feature event. The New Jersey band anticipates a showdown as Guido carries a string of past wins and a strong chart presence.
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Triplet Rejoins Bicons In Texas Triplet Rejoins Bicons
Fragmented OCR item notes Triplet rejoining Bicons in Texas amid baseball chatter. Mentions Buffalo and Philadelphia Athletics, trading hints, and a Newport bid with unclear percentages and sales details. Readable fragments limit precise facts or dates.
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College Sports Scores Fragment Showcases Mixed Results
A fragmented OCR record lists multiple college matches with scores such as Princeton versus Georgetown, Maryland versus Johns Hopkins type entries, and several navy or military academy references. The text is garbled but indicates a day of varied outcomes including losses and wins across teams like Maryland and Harvard.
Giants Tie Indians in Exhibition Blowout
New York Giants routed Cleveland Indians 8 to 4 in an exhibition game with Thompson and Gordon homering for the Giants. Johnny Mise and Bobby Thompson doubled, and Joe Gordon and Mickey Vernon homered for Cleveland’s offense in the fourth.
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Hurler Sues For Sore Arm Compensation
Ed Head, former Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher and Asheville TriState League manager, sues for 48000 in District Civil Court claiming a 1959 professional baseball players policy with Massachusetts Indemnity Insurance Co. failed to pay after his sore arm and medical treatment left him unable to regain prior pitching effectiveness. He notes more than 30 days passed since claim notice without payment.
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Panthers Face RPI Nine In Practice Game
The Troy Panthers of the Eastern New York Baseball League plan a Saturday practice session against RPI in a non official workout. Manager Bill Carr has built this year s squad around veterans from last season.
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Troy Booters To Play On All Star Team May 1
The outstanding soccer match will highlight the annual day program of the German American Soccer League scheduled for May 1. The feature game will spotlight the fierce rivalry in the Bie Tee Division with select squads from New York and New Jersey. An eleven from the age group Premier Dt Wickeen will face a picked team from Central New York State Langus.
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Albany Senators Batting Woes Prompt Manager’s Critique
The Albany Senators face discipline and batting woes as manager Finky May reviews training progress. After a 4 dollar Exhibition win over Douglas, the team has shown thin offense with only scattered hits, while opponents have banked hits off young starters including two rookies. Mor rimey Morrisey, a one handed southpaw, is praised for mound work by Bil Knoble of Douglas.
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Falcaro Pal Take 3rd In ABC Doubles
Falcaro and Cassio finished third in the ABC Doubles in Atlantic City with a 2208 total. Falcaro, a veteran with 35 ABC tournaments, posted 630 on his 194 190 242 set while Cassio added 290 214 282 for 786 series and 1850 all events.
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Seton Hall Beats Williams 11-1 in Season Opener
Seton Hall College baseball opened its season with an 11-1 win over Williams College in South Orange. Pitcher Kenny Oliver allowed four hits for the victory, and Ted Leperoof Ulica led the offense with three hits in five at bats as Seton Hall built a large early lead before weather halted play after seven and a half innings.
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Ascletent Fert Dtz Chaplains Aid Soldier
Private Kéeward Dien of New Jersey seeks guidance from chaplains at Fort Dis as he leads a home choir in Bethel Cone. The Pow Chaplin assists in organizing a church service trek for fellow soldiers amid wartime duties.
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Yale Star Injured in Practice Game Amid Conference Prep
In a practice game Yale forward Nip Yale, 53, sustained an apparent right shoulder injury from a tying ball. Coach Ball Marknees, brother of Beas, leads Yale as they prepare for a scheduled April 1 match against the Engineers, following a regular engagement in Herings.
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Maryland Defeats Williams 12-4 In Lacrosse Opener
Maryland bowled over Williams 12 to 4 in a lacrosse opener at College Park. Lou Phipps led Maryland with three goals while Rey Maynard scored twice for Williams.
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Russell Social Club Faces Emerald A C In Bowling Clash
The Russell Social Club unveils a new bowling team to meet Emerald A C at 3 PM tomorrow night on Pawling Alleys. Russell lineup includes Beditz McClure Vout Bloom Ingdale Showmaker Campbell while Emerald pins feature Duplan Duncan Weaver Lowe Brady Sullivan. The loser covers expenses and provides refreshments.
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Boxing Rankings and Contenders Across Global Weight Classes
The record lists champions and top contenders by weight class across regions, naming Freddie Mills Ike Williams Willie Pep Ray Robinson Manuel Ortiz and others. It cites boxers from the United States Europe Cuba Canada and beyond as champions and logical challengers in a global standings snapshot.
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Local Bowling Standouts Set Marks Across Classes
Readable scores show John Ray and Mary Cushing leading men and women in multiple classes at Luke's Me n, with high totals in singles and triples. Notable names include Edith Kebou, Eleanor Pike, Betsy Nicholson, and Ann Sicley among several divisions.
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Unbeaten Johnson Signs to Fight Moore in 10-Rounder
Philadelphia report notes Harold Johnson unbeaten in 34 bouts agrees to fight Archie Moore on April 3 in a 10 round match at Convention Hall. Moore recently stopped Dusty Wherson in the sixth round and Johnson has 15 knockouts in his 34 wins.
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Pasquel Missing In Suit To Collect 100000 From Owen
The breach of contract suit filed in Federal District Court centers on Jorge Pasquel and Mickey Owen. Owen seeks 300000 damages and Pasquel 927500 repayment of advances. Trial opened with Pasquel absent and depositions slated from Mexico City and St Louis sources.
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