Pauline Net Solons Rule Today On Patience Racket
New York GRI-Wha WS reports tensions rise as Pauline Bote of Tas Angeion faces potential removal from amateur tennis. High officials discuss possible sanctions after a two hour review, with a noon statement promised in Wednesday papers. Miss Holz, recent Monte Carlo competitor, has not replied to U.S. Li cable seeking comment.
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New York
Paulie Bote
Tas
Angeion
Sind
Nalcombe Ward
Papsts
Ward
Miss Baty
Miss Holz
Monte Cae
Monaco
U.S
Abe
Asterday
Bel
Paniang
Thia
Kovacs
Europe
Tig
Virginia Wollenden
T'N Go Honolin
Tiue
Che Ayal
Sarah Pulley Cooke
Twn
Cooke
Miss Betz
Migs Belz
Wind
Mies
Relz
Smmler
Kovacs Beats Budge in Pro Tennis Start at Armory
Kovacs defeats Budge in the pro tennis debut amid a 18,000 crowd at Stadtson Sun Garden and meets Riggs at the Armory tomorrow. Kovacs, famed as a powerful shotmaker with a cannon serve, began the tour with seven straight wins before a wrist injury sidelined him, while Riggs seeks victory as the crowd expects a marquee clash.
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Kovacs
Budge
Riggs
Armory
Stadtson Sun Garden
Sey Aly
Don Burge
Koviecs
Robby Piggs
Jyanne Kovace
Wil
Kovace
Afx
Yen Kovacs
Don MeiNerli
Echam Pion
Troy Knights Plan Large Pin Turnout
Troy Knights plan a large pin turnout for a bowling tourney to be held in Philadelphia at the National Kurgue. Local councils, including Green Island, Water ville, Cohoes, and Schenectady, will join Troy for one of the season’s heat-filled events. A special train will carry the group to Philly, with meals and delegations from many allied councils and sponsors lining the trip.
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Inalphan
Philadelphia
Columbub
UW Wee
Knights
Cotine
Drothaly Loya
Troy Council
Green Island
Walervilet
Gohees
Ertenecracy
Mechanicvile
Rennseltar
Royal Alon
Philly
Benjamin | Franklin Holat
Weel Leama
Petaonnel
O'Brien
Weasl
Nortons
B. Kittuck
G Curley
K. O'Brien
J. Soriell
Browninss
T. Huaydald
W. Gnesean
B. Lillyavidge
D. Grete
A Teavents
Dallong
JL Hines
J. Wane
Kuckenbacker
J. Berkery
Brunelle
Fagan's Insurance
J. Leonard
Cassidy
Fagan
Myers
Vaca
Tiny Town
Lorely Cronin
P. DeMenlo
Post
Barret
J. Evers
Clyie Murphy's
T Hoand
Owens
Gon Burts
Ja Balind
J. Schuyler
Rutlivan-Metraig
W. Heffernen
J. Norton
HH. Norton
J. Reo
Charles Burns
Lablante
D. Gitlin
Graber
O'Keefe
F. McGrath
J. Gymmck
Sunshliw Dairy
Tasha
B Brilin
L. Nolin
G. Vogt
J Saunders
Sweetheart Flowera
Kien
Oofer
Farrell
TR Q'Uare
Kane
We Willneave
Hendrick Madeon
Bond
Jf Laneuty
PL Tuche
Whalen
WS Fox
Watervliet
TH. Fox
A. Raila
J. Ocormell
I. Tucker
Jona O'Conmell
Yysehale
Moee
Lil Barry
G. Scholar
H. Ereble
Cohoes
Sehenectady
Jarge
Senators To Train In Georgia in 1948
Brunswick Georgia reports that the Albany club president Tons Atecamrey announced the Senators will return next year for spring training in Brunswick. Weather and facilities impressed McCaffrey as Behe tara entertained with a pitch fry. Spud Davis and manager Merrill May noted progress, while Henry and Hillingalls attracted coaching attention. Exhibition game today features Al Tate and Charley Nash for the Senators.
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Brunswick
Tons Atecamrey
Albany
Yessertyy
Senators
McCaffrey
Brlinswiele
Merrill May
Hilt
Clark Hotty
Fietder
Spud Davis
Pitts
Aro
Henry
Hillingalls
Hunter
Hawns Stadiuns
Georgia Sun
al Tate
Charley Nashe
Marine Corps League to Sponsor Veteran's Softball Team
Commandant Mong Casey announced that the Marine Corps League will sponsor a veterans softball team in the Veteran's Softball League. Interested Marines should attend a meeting at Cooney's Blue Tavern tomorrow night at 3 to join the club and report to Henry J Bellovose who will manage the team. Johnny Comey was appointed captain of this season's squad.
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Mong Casey
Marine Corps League
Cooney's
Blue Tavern
Henry J Bellovose
Oshkosh Tops Sheboygan Five in Invitational Night
Oshkosh defeated Sheboygan 44 to 28 at Chicago Stadium to lead 14 to 9 after the first quarter and 23 to 2 at halftime. Luthor Harris led Sheboygan with 10 points while Jack Maddux added 13 for Oshkosh.
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Chicago Upi
Thia Ozhitash
Auslard
Defeang
Sheboygan
Lwis
Chicago Stadium
Gabkosh
Redakina
Tha Fina
Hlha At-Stara
Luthor Harris
Acorlay
Jack Maddux
Onbkowh
Hogan to Filet Cohoes Baseball Club
Tse Campbell, newly elected business manager of the Van Sebnich Daebal club of Cannes, announces the appointment of Mike Mogan Sr., former New York Giant, as manager of the Spindle Cty club. The team plans for tryouts, training, and a Sunday opening at 2:36 at Van Sehnick diamond Colors. New uniforms have been acquired and the squad hopes to meet opposition with a game Sunday May 4 at Cohocs.
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Tse Campbell
van Sebnich Daebal Club
Cannes
Mike Mogan Sr
New York Giant
Weer
Oanager
Spindle Cty
Tesim
Emny Foray
Sangamon Minty
Anil
Wilerngan
van Sehnick
Kettla
Cohocs
Williams Hits Home Run For Ill Boy In Boston Game
Ted Williams, star of the Boston Red Sox, fulfilled a sick boy’s dream by hitting a homer in the second inning at Fenway Park. Tommy Seessel, a nine year old, met his idol after a nurse and father were led to the box seat by Williams himself. Williams, noted for avoiding publicity, gave the boy a memorable moment and connected the event to the crowd with a confident swing and a deep drive into the right field wall.
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Chathanooga
Ted Williams
Ruth
Toray
Fin Fen
Walllama
Boston
Sox
Sir Lommy
Voramy
Bels
Williaimentar
Tommy
Hen Beevael
Willams
Walliams
Aerand
Ae Sale
Boston Cinemmnat
Williams
Ian Ital
Bowling News Roundup From Local Leagues and Standings
National League results headline a busy bowling page with Kennedy’s big scores leading the Troy scene. Otto Panga topped the vlogier, Chick Vuley led the towers, and Cassidy’s 185 highlite Nnd a clean sweep over Fagan’s Insurance as Troy Union Taxi and others posted strong team games. The piece notes upcoming April 19 travel to Philadelphia for a regional tournament and lists top individuals from multiple clubs along with final league standings and high nightly scores.
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Franke Cassidy
Fagan
AM Kennedy
She Foley
Troy
Real
Bill Myers
Wosponaid
O. C
Phil Isiphia
Phil
Roy
Watersiet
Greensland
Cohoes
Schennetays
Mechinieville
Sargert
Olumbua Acky
Indians Rally To Edge Giants In seven inning thriller
Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Giants 21 to 5 in a rain-shortened contest highlighted by Embree and a key walk off by Thompso n. Chuck Minkiewicz and Lou Boutros led Cleveland with clutch hits as New York committed errors in the decisive seventh. The game featured strong pitching and a late burst by the Indians to swing the score in their favor.
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Balt
Ark
Dni Indians
New York Giants
Chuck Minkieu
Jeacher Gere
Gabe Thontpoon
Sunce
Tiki Voineke
Lou Boutresd
Tadlan Ram
New York
Cleveland
Brooks Blast Browns 12-4 on 15 hits in spring game
The St Louis Browns defeated the Houston team 12 to 4 as pitchers Brooks and Walters limited the opposition. Joe Hatton starred for Lea Durocher's squad, while Tom Tatum contributed for Brooklyn. Errors plagued Houston with three by the Redbirds accounting for multiple double plays.
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Leoalelyy
Walters
St. Louis
Cubs
Fred Sanfarl
Clevesee Lott
Darlger
Joe Hatton
Lea Durocher
Tom Tatum
Brooklyn
Browns
Jacksonville
Urey Noe
Pittsburg
Hutton
Stragan
Sanford
Taft
Danel Moxy
Houston
Internetuer
Stan Musiat
St. Louis Cardinale
Yentur Doey Ree Lin Hovajon Euffs
Texas Leagus
She Bulte
Redbirds
Harry Brecheen
JS Bouts
Reller Liitener
Jominy Gradzicks
St. Lats
Bregmen
Gradzicks
Garagile
Hehols
Nelson
Nledson
Gears Whip Rochester to take 2 1 series lead
Gears Whip Rochester 78 to 66 as Mikan scores 24 and Bol Culihan adds 22 in the National Basketball League playoff clash. Bobby Davies has 13 of his 19 points for Rochester, while Al Curry leads the league scorer with 43 for the Royals. The series heads to Wednesday with Rochester facing a must win to even the series.
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Whieapa
Guatke Mikan
Bol Culihan
Whicage
Rochester Royals
Bobby Davies
Royals
Stlints
Deel
Hines
Ovars
Milton
Bill Holamann
Rochester
Chiergo
Baakers
Saints To Wold First Meeting Tomorrow Night
The St. Marys baseball team invites present and prospective members to the first organizational meeting of the 1920 season tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Pete Rouge Keyrouze home, 205 Fifth Avenue. Manager Keyrouze asks listed players and others to attend. discussion covers travel, rosters, and season plans.
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Saints To Wold
St. Mary's
Sonunn
Troy
Mayoff
TOST
Pete Keyrouge
Fifth Avenue
Keyrouze
Parl Bowrgnoly
Cassy Pauls
Hank Shyrola
Esl Folland
Fred Keville
Rank Helferleh
Niele Werrangen
Tom Quest
Bill Linny
Gil
Wilfred Doran
Bud Comerford
Jon
Hin Pasinella
Lou Choft
Low D2
Tacln
Jack Coanrad
Lisatta Marishes
Mika Ghily
Jack Hogan
St Johns to Have Full Relay Team At Carnival
St Johns College in Brooklyn will field a full relay team at the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival, with director Damian Swarts reporting yesterday. After six days of team preparation, organizers anticipate the largest entries yet as schools prepare for the April 26 event.
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Philadelphia
St. Dotin's College
Hrooklyn
Wihfen
Pennsylvania
Damian Swarts
Alnne Jleta
Ferhapa
Tigers Top Meridian Peps With Five Home Runs
Skeeter Webb sparked a 10-5 Detroit victory at Meridian with a five homer barrage. George Kell Vic West and Pat Mullin homered once each, while Dick Walther added two RBIs as Newhouser returned to the mound for the Tigers in three innings.
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Meridian
Mass
Skeeter Webb
Detroit Tigers
Meridian Peps
Webb
George Kr
Vic West
Pat Mullin
Dick Walta- Hold
George Vira
Newhouser
Aince
Scortless
Horror
Tricks
Houdeman
Tebbotts
Frain
Davie
Parmisiana
Holton
Hove
Lytell Gets Verdict At St. Nick's Arena
Lytell, weight 158 pounds, defeats Barondl at St. Nicholas Arena in a ten round middleweight bout. Judges score the decision for Lytell as the crowd notes a dominant display and a late rally. Referee Way-atin and official judges Barkey Feilx tally the points in a unanimous decision.
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Lytell
St. Nick’s
Tytell
Barondl
Amsterdam
Aldell
Gytell
Letty Hort
Jann
Seaann
Uherich
Uherich Wolds Three Chamsonaulps
City Langue
BlCoune
Principals Loop Nines Open May 6 With Watervliet Defending Champ
The Principals Loop Nines schedule opens May 5 and May 6 with Watervliet High defending champion. Cathodle High at Lunginghiry and Troy High at Cohora join the circuit, with games through May and June featuring LaSalle Troy and other rivals.
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Watervliet
Dengue Emsaboll Aehadita
LuBaila
Watervliet High
G. Pivkin
Sthlueles
Troy High Scrap
Secratary
Cathodle High
Lunginghiry
Troy Tigh
Cohora
Gaines
Thesluys
Tune Nenp Longis
Catholic Higt
Pray Ebgh
LaSally
Woutervliet
Gathole
Ain Ace
Lusalla
Waterviiet
Calhollc
Tray
Cahoes
LinSaile
LaSaile
Troy
Vlet
Cohoes
OG. C.F
Lasule
Cahn
G. C. EL Rat
Cohons
Lasalla
Burg
Lasalle
Stone &W
Jena & Troy
Coif & Jing
Eirel
Gurg
Local league reshapes prep sports slate for spring season
Principal League teams will field football and basketball squads across lx schools with four football entrants and several basketball sides. Cobous and Lansingburg drop out. Celinex Hualy and Hutt plan new matches. Catholic Ligh and LaSalle remain in football. uncertainty surrounds championship race amid transfers and roster changes. broader athletic activity continues in multiple schools as summer nears.
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Sta Cobous
Lansingburg
Celinex Hualy Fulten
Sland Hutt
Aeohools
Pho 'Bury
LaSalle
Aigh
Guano Ho
Caliogy
How
Gil
Arliogla
Tapa Agula
Gieh Ned
Youngey
Ned
Lins
Ely
Bosna
Pennsylvania
Navy
Mingerford
Boy Scouts
Jayvees Schedule Nine Tests On Road Slate
Director of Athletics announces nine Nina contests for the Jayvees. Coach Velzor with Stiles leads the team to away games at New York Military Academy on April 14 and Deerfield Academy on May 2, plus trips to Union and Kimball Union, among others.
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Vwnsselaer
Posse
Direvlar
Auiletics
Velzor
FT Stiles
Tobit Dollop
Une Jigen
New York Military Academy
Pep Hore
Deerfield Mass
Acaduray
Retuair IV
Union IV
Kimball-Union Academy
New Harpshire
Iway
Deeetiild Academy
Peckwill Military Academy
Uwaye
Fort Wayne Tops Packers In Pro Tournament Clash
Fort Wayne defeated the Anderson Indiana Packers 52 to 40 in the quarterfinals of the International Pro Basketball Tournament. A crowd of 14 235 watched at Chicago Stadium as the Zollnurs led 98 17 at halftime with Ken Mozie and Jack Smiley contributing to the win along with Trilph Efam Aton.
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Chicago
Lars Wagner
Ind
Zollnurs
Mugn
Anderson
Ind Packers
Inforo
Chienga Stadium
Goliners
Sheaugh
Mit
Ken Mozihe
Jack Smiley
Finols
Zoliners
Indiana
Trilph Efam- Aton
St Peters Juniors Triumph in Lyceum Game
St Peter's Juniors edge Lyceum trouncing rivals by three period push. Metarthy top scorer with strong fourth quarter, while Peters, Naples and Welch key for win as Eagles fall short in a tight contest.
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St. Peter’s Juniors
Lyceum Tilt
St. Peter's Tuniors
Thal Qumior
Abe Bayles
Peter's Lyceum
Jatin Metarthy
Jackson
Washington
Piory
Peters
Naples
Batone
Welch
Mechel Hy
Robinsany
Ryan
Yolats
Eagles
Tavkuon
O Hk
I. i Ib
Writhington
Singirinn
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