Engineer Lacrosse Triumph Over CCNY 14-4 at Home
Engineers overpower City College of New York 14 to 4 at London Stadium. Star performers include Lynn Jordan and Len Graves with multiple goals, supported by Don McCarthy in goal and strong defense. CCNY’s Gerstner struck first but was unable to sustain pressure as Princeton-style depth and reserves widened the margin by halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enen
City College of New York
London Stadium
Lacrosse
Engineers
Mi 7
Ned Harkness
Ewarthmore
BT Fridu
Élasshan
New York
Saymon Jordan
Lay Anegeles
Graver
City College
John Donahue
Philadelphia
Dardan'y
Marty Davis
Arthur Beard
Gerstner
Hone
Joroan
Len Graves
Tommy Hughes
R.P
Jordan
Graves
Ermann
CCNY
Jack Donahue
John Nila
Beaver
Levine
Lasers
Litanel
Poa
Torin
Gersiner
Mead Heyman
Connor Langer
Sa H
Hughes Nilan
Beard Kuluaky SD
Seaton Glyteulten
Conran Masch Pt
Trojan Hits 600 Triple in K C Bowling
A noisy Kansas City bowling tournament scene features Trojan Achievements with a 600 triple in the singles and a high-scoring team total. The Mayfair venue hosts the National Tournament stern Division as Griffis and Dougherty lead, with numerous totals and individual scores recorded for Monhlos, Rafferty, Rean, Boland, Owens, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan
K. C
Trey Hewhers
Mayfair
Griffis
Monhlos
Yankees Win In Atlanta in Exhibition Clash
The New York Yankees attracted 21 000 fans in Atlanta as they defeated the Crackers 7 0. Chandler and Randy Campon combined for a two hit shutout, Gumpert struck out eight in six innings, while DiMaggio homered for the 10th straight game and Joe Gordon returned from injury as the Yankees rolled past the Crackers with strong pitching and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York
Yenkesy
Jerony
Ponce de Leon
Aike
Chandler
Randy Campen
Gummert
Hotthily
Eamen
DiMagpia
Joe Cordon
Magnus Tusso
Gumpert
Adkins Thompson
Ulisney
Rookie Crop Tops Evers Hatton Sisler Shine in 1946
Baseball notes spotlight Evers, Hatton, and Sisler among 1946 rookies showing early promise. Mentioned are Grady Tate and Jon Hatton in Debut prospects, with Gil Coan and Bob Joyce noted for Washington and Brooklyn. Several clubs count on young talent to bolster lineups as seasons approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Hatton
Martin
Houstan
Erooklyn Porters
Jon Hatton
Chueler Tate
Toe Navy
Montreal
Giants
Bob Joyce
Bit Tigney
Wight
Larely
Creau
Barker
Web
Vnternna Fave Bern Forend
CYO Baseball Leaders Meet Wednesday
CYO Baseball leaders will meet Wednesday at Welhesday High to discuss the season. Hubert Mart and Don Caswell will head the committee to organize the event and determine divisions open to veterans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CYO
Bagetall Engeany
Welhesday High
Hubert Mart
Don Caswell
Pentara
Istorn
Four Troy Teams Still Among Leaders In State Women's Bowling Tourney
Several Troy squads led the state women’s bowling tourney as action continued at Menands Recreation. Alpha Women No 1 held 6th in Class A with 22 40s, while Solony Women No 1 dropped to 10th after Friday’s 2172. Rosy Sport Pinners led Class B doubles with 2078 as doubles and singles drew 68 teams Saturday and Sunday. Syracuse tabbed the 17 journey site for the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
New York Suite
Indsan No
Troy Stil Way
Menands Recreation
Buffalo Silelung Thirst
Latlie Mac
Coriland
Thy Solony
Iisk
Chiss
Loweventh Pince
Queeniey Tavern
Rosy Sport Pinners
Kenmore
Tvny
Dollar City
Engiaiain
Juling Bleibyey
Mary Dowd
Adeline Gilbert
Jwith
Buffalo Dita
Buyato
Gera ‘Reompson
Marge Doln
Madeline Lamb
Geen Buyey
Rochester
Margaret Heldenberg
Syracuse
Vj Wood
Buffalo
Troy Area C O Fives Win Arch Diocesan Titles
Mt Carmel of Watervliet led by Alteck and Basle routed Red Heart of Manhattan and defeated St Peter's Yonkers 38 to 43 to claim the Arch Diocesan junior crown yesterday. Curran topped scorers with 22 as Mt Carmel built a big first half lead and held off late New York pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
New York
Troy Acus
C. O. Cams
Mb Carmtel
Watervliet
St. Peter's
Yonkers
Genine
St Ausuntine's
North Troy
Red Heart of
Manhattan
Speedy Alteck
Mt. Carmel
Cretah
Aleteb
Basle
Serne Denia
Aloe
P Curran
Ust
Stouad
Augustine
Wian
Troy
Wbutten
DiBucca
F.t. Bikovac
Barle
Faustio
E. Barlio
Bisio
Peters
F.B
Moarthy
M. Guivany
Matolyn Cinella
Corbitt
Adeline Giffert
Awe
Poverals
Swain
Be Tyla Blethtry
Relyx
Mt Mary Davd
Wi Conlon
Courtney
Tole
Acre
Dolly Wager Ag
Weder
Jona Wittman
Rhiey
Gilbert
G. Ravanough
Ge Carnion
G. Ry Conneci
Coline
Ft Ryan
F Leanad
G. Carella
Ge Hila
Houliwan
Boyeley
Maney
G. Totals
RatoreeCau
Lay Progane
Tigers Blank Braves in 3-0 Victory
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston Braves 3-0 as Bulky Johnny Hawkings pitched eight innings for Atlanta while Eddie Lake started the scoring with a fourth inning double. Al Benton pitched seven solid frames for the Braves before the Tigers offense sealed the win. The teams prepared for a Fort Knox show after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Tiger
Braves
Fort Knox
Detroit
Boston
Benton
Hilichingon
Biebaide
Humbings
Lew
Masi
Sam Chapman's Homer Gives A's Win Over Orioles
Sam Chapman delivered a three run homer in the fifth inning as the Philadelphia Athletics defeated Baltimore 6 to 3 in an exhibition game at Baltimore. Phil Marchildon started, Russ Christopher relieved in the fifth, and Chapman earned the win. Rosar Flanigan and Kahn appeared for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Chapman
Orioles
Baltimore
Helder Sut Chapman
Philadelphia Athletics
Haltimore
Chapman
Phil Marchitdon
Russ Christopher
Marchildon
Philadelphia
Marchiidon
Christopher
Rosar
Flanigan
Kahn
Indians Defeat Giants on Homer Play
Indians beat the Giants 4 to 1 as TachannviNé and Bln led the offense. Manager Lav Boudrenc'y praised the wallop in the third inning, marking Cleveland's second straight triumph over New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Giants
Homer
TachannviNé
Lav Boudrenc'y
Payott Wallop
Cleveland
Madjuhs
New York Giants
A B G Quintet Captures 20th Cage Victory
The A B G quintet defeated the Jake Jays 49 to 26 to notch its 20th basketball win. The game took place at the Tawleh Community Center with a decisive second half showing sealing the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. G
20Th Cage Victory
Saturday Bowling Summary Las Vegas Isabell Loyola Lagalies
Summary of scattered bowling scores and standings across clubs and teams. Names include Clark Daly Bradford and Cal Daly with totals, percentages, and various guard and kneecap figures from multiple clubs.
Oswego and Yonkers lead as doubles pair shines in WC bowling
chaotic OCR summary notes Oswego and Yonkers figures atop a Knights of Columbus National Bowling Tournament Eastern Division event. Mentions J Mancuso and W Fleishman’s 1B score, Owego leads, and upcoming singles and doubles tonight with Pennsylvanian teams expected next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Twit Melone
Knights of Columbus
Eastern Divisjon
Maytals
Ulea
Oswego Kniebis
Rhen
Siniors
Uitien
Lafayette
Knnarupapok
Bradford
Duff
Fleishman
Genega
Dave Griffin
Melone
Fleishamn
Fieiahman
A. Raynolds
Top Scores In Sunday's KC Bowling Meet
Sunday results show Braven Five-Min Towns Newarl and many entries with scores from 424 to 613 across multiple leagues including Witervitch Wardens and Casenavin Flope KC. Notable tallies include Mugon 463, Cuftiey 481, Rered 10%, and Latuzak 431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broven
Newarl
Yrhambraze
Ferme
Mugon
Havine
Mazz
Total
AUS
Senaca Sulle We
Pokey BP
Towner
Cuftiey
Remanick
Colelia
Tatil
Bencan KC
Ponaciog
Bkel- Nor
Marth
Kariornik
Tol
Aliwing Voge Chinean
Anderson Jan
Ravan
Madigan
Mee Avie
Judd Foo
Void Bot Teochestrr Indtura
Morsow
Natalio
Keegy
Phapatele
Rered
Point
Lowville
Meda
Kenealy
O'Hara
Andre Dé
Latuzak
Witervitch
Buble
O'Connell
Sweeney
Quins Jin
J. Caeroll
Watervliet
Advoniius
Vitechale UH
Raila
Reynulils
Biehl
Fox
Volt
Casenavin Flope KC
Keckson, Jr
Inglkwon
Parigon
Tota
Heaiinster Sunatefalk
Surgent
Klemm
A. Woerner
We Wournar
Carewovin Monters
Tyan
Maibal Aaler
Wash
Catal
Auburn IK
Wholinee
Meyers
Shannon
Gard
Ristinn
Tatu
Rochester Kinles
Ward
Roe Wy
Voogele
Kinney
Austin
Rochester Ninn
Herbst
Hirhtur
Carmelo
Senr- Amlla
Camelin
Cazenovia Whitepar
Tremaine
Gaugin
Danehy
Grove
Lyneh
Hua
Auhiwa KC No
Jy McKean
Muldoon
Gurd
Calhart
Gaynie
Talat
Koslowski Declared Ineligible in Grid Draft
New York WUP Bert Bell, commissioner of the National Football League, ruled Stan Koslowski of Holy Cross ineligible for the draft. Koslowski remained junior in college and cannot play in the National League until next year. Washington previously drafted him after wartime play with Ann PrePight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WUP
Bert Bell
the Nations
Beague
Whellington
Stan Koatowski
Husky
Holy Cross
Cranage
Gore
Washington
Rumford A. 1
Roxowalt
Fisher Manlius coach named at Manlius School
Manlius appoints Fisher Manlius Tack Fisher as the new football coach succeeding the retiring Captain Nevin Shankweller. Fisher will guide the team after Shankweller steps down to devote more time to teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Manlius
Manilus
Fisher
Forndhant
Mim Eo
Footall
Manilus School
Capt
Nevin Shankweller
Waners Edge Collins in Spa Game with Big Inning
Waners beat Collins9 in a Spa game 14 to 7 as they erupted for seven runs in the first and chased the mound after five errors by Collins. Waters backed by a four pitcher effort, Collins committed seven errors aiding Waners 14 runs on 4 hits. Zimmerman debuts in Mexico for Laredo nine, going 0 for in 64 contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waners
i\Collins
Spa
Soma 7K
Waner
Rip Gallas
She Alzat
Pat Kastor Laagneebah
A Burr
Recreation Fett
Sarmagh
Saratoga Library
Waters
Collins
Cards Rally Sweep Tevin Bill in Texas League Doubleheader
The St. Louis Cardinals swept a Texas League doubleheader yesterday, beating the Ted Birds 7 to 11 and 1 to 2 before 12,945 fans. Catcher Del Wives powered the first game with a homer, while Mowie Poifet and Fred Martin combined on a five hit shutout in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaousten
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Byet
Hhaty
Del
Ted Birds
Mowie Poifet
Fred Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Engineer
Smothers C.C.N. Y
T. Dougherty
Norkon
J. Altery
Bounette
LT. Rafferty
W. Sheeran
J. Greminick
H. Kane
P. Bohrer Ald
Sorrell
L. Boland
C. Owene
J. Rean
Bris
W. Helterieh
C. Donnhuoj
LaPlante
B. Griffin
M. Sullivan
J. Saunders
Gmber
D. Griffin
We Sheeran
M1. Norton
C. Brunelle
W. Kane
J. Rea
V. Graber
C. Donahue
W Helferich
L. Bristin
C Owens
P. Hrobster
J. Sorrell
J. Gremnisi
J. Ainsky
TL Dogpherty
T. Rafferty
J. Berkery
M. Bullivan
A. Travenin
W. Dalton
Yankees
Whitney Martinw
Walker
Lnsky
Detroit Tiger
Tim
Gredy Ty
Lesguer
Eldekhoek
Cincinnati
Aelene
Paige
Jong
Ony Uma
Biz
Merinus Otek Sisler
R Louis Cardinals
Gearze
Saeumer
Gua Lawia
Bal
Mighey Maple Maulers
Thorn's Grill
Walervliet
Toight
Tigers Blank Braves
Syrtetse
Owweyo Tenis
Lafayoltout
San Salvaday
Santa Maria
Byulees
Columbians Champlains
Club
Troy Club
Miscellaneaus
Norwich Connell
Eric Calvin Daly
C. Mechanicville
Conway
Babeniairheny
Sykes HO
Fusen
Otal
Grand Knights
Gueas
Holland
Glheany
Bahan
Rubly
Wun
Joe Lignans
Sportell Maiket Stryator Gotlen Boxau
Ue Kot
Kuller
Ipelie Rowi Neh Market
Irwin Berger
West End Brewing A. BG
Hasson 20
Kaplan
TB Bobbin
Oneida National Bank O
Blunt
Bathing Brown
Bagree
Anko
Alhambra
Melite
Tierkinne
B. Lanni
Hanelli
Lani
Santa Maria Am
Nina Ani
Likke
Tosnis
S. Kaplan
Elflenhien
Cohen
Senve Ne Halt
A.B
G. Fonlaf
Uticans
Ricco's
Udlw
Ouwexe
Bradfart
Lattahida
Mancisao
Fletshinian
Ouwuga Rey
Catlata
Seneca Falls
Qualler G
Churmallia
Yonkara
Hephatias
Amar
Puy
Ing
Litena
Hovmad
Rotapag
Pacbenis
Tolal
Conor
McGovarn
W. Ryan
Ryan
Tatar
Mechanicvithy
Thy Stingealy
Cophani
Simmons
Lessling
Gmvexs
Od Mancuso
W. Mei
Talent
Iat Rew
J. Cuffney
A Gullela K. Tote Ubl
Oswasar dL
Trasimdo
A Rey~ Nolde
M. Engel
Dy Young
Fulton
C. Fegley
Poti
Pullens d. Frawly
J. Ote Narn
Mt. Talal
Ullens S
Utien
W. Fleishman
Onwego
J. Hhulichio
Ullen
Malusczuk
L. Meda
R Barthold
Utlen
W. Hiparowitz
Ubien
Fegiey
Tullon
Me2amara
F. Pokryza
Seneca Fills
J. Cleary
Oswera
M. Bingel
J. Shorleli
Koslowski
Tevin Bill
Doctors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!