Leafs Beat Wings Take Stanley Cup Thriller in Detroit
The Maple Leafs defeated the Red Wings 2 to 1 in the deciding game of the series at Detroit’s Olympic Arena. Babe Pratt scored the winner with 8:10 left, giving Toronto its third Cup in 11 years. Detroit’s late push failed as McCool faced 15 shots while Lumley stopped 13.
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Detroit
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Deroit Hed Wings
Walter
Babe) Pratt
Becnetsh
Efenseman
Olympic Arena
Red Wings
Mel Hill
Baranering
Tad Kennedy
Murray Armstrong
Frank McCool
Biv
Hollert
Wings
Sy8.Howe
Gus Bodnar
Ana
Pratt
Harry Lumley
Leafs
Detroit Nets
Larhley
Prank McCool
Maple Leaf
Leaf
Elwyn Morris
Arsenal Pin Meet Opens Tonight at Watervliet
The Watervliet Arsenal bowling tourney begins tonight at Menands Recreation Center with singles and doubles among Gun Plant employees. Evening events include 7:00 doubles and 7:45 singles, plus 8:45 doubles and 9:30 singles with participants listed.
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Arsenal
Watervliet Arsenal
Menands Recreation Sheys
W. Wenzil
EK Hasares
L. Salisbury
Dembrosky
Kane
G. Hamme
L. cl
C. Fetter
Lockwood
Erickson
Armstrong
Mashet
Matwa
Helle
Set Hagen
Sgt. Halpin
Anderson
Shoemaker
Zagreski
Belsen
Sandholt
Madula
Maggs
Goodman
Billing
G. Day
Sgt. Wander
W. Bighinatti
J. Snow
Alcrich
Jean and
Mosher
Hullman
Popovich
Tofte
Kennedy
Saveldi and Moore Clash in Mat Supremacy Showdown Tonight
Saveldi, a former Notre Dame football star, returns to Troy to face Jack Moore in a 2 of 3 falls showdown with a 50 minute time limit at La Salle gym. The match stems from Savoldi requesting the bout after their previous efforts ended in a draw and a near-fall exchange, with Savoldi aiming to rebound and claim another victory. The semi finals feature Jack Carter and Low Faring, plus Nick Elich versus Milo Steinborn and Johnny Mackay against Sailor Jack Adams in a 2:30 pm card start.
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Joel Saveld
Notre Dame
Troy
Jack Moore
Montreal
la Salle
Savoldi
Oftieizis
Jack
Red
Detroit
Johnny Mackay
Watertown
Jack Adams
Jacksonvile
Fla
Cards Blank Reds in doubleheader split
Cincinnati rookie Frankie Dasso figured in two decisions as the Reds split a twin bill with the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals. In game one Ted Wilks won for the Cards while Dasso took the loss. in the nightcap the Reds won 9 to 7 in ten innings with Dasso credited the win as Bucky Walters was ejected earlier. The seventh inning saw Walton, Wahl, and Lanier key moments as Cincinnati rallied and sealed the extra frame victory.
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St Louis
Bucky Walters
Cards
Reds
Lou Jorda
Waller
Walters
Jordan
Jorja
al Lakeman
Gerry Walker
George Kurowski
Rar’ Sanders
Dain Clay
Clay
Marion
Wahi
Walker Cooper
Lakeman
Walker
Tipton
Lanier
Bratox
Ted Wilks
Dasso
Bush
Collins recalls days with Cardinals in banquet talk
James “Ripper” Collins former St Louis Cardinals player spoke at the sixth annual District Police Bowling League banquet at the Surf Room Amrex. He shared tales of his dogs and days as a first baseman with the Gashouse gang. Local officials and police officials attended and awards were given to teams and high scorers.
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James “Ripper
Collins
Albany Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Amrex Collins
Schenectady
Kingston
Zeany
St Louis
Albany
John
J. Tower
Wiliam Donovan
Iproy
Edmound
Hop” Hickey
Dean P. Taylor
John J. Ahern
Troy
Rudolph Roulier
Cohogs
William Micoll
Schenectady County
Frank Alames
S| Earl AfeDertoutt
Cohoes
Frank’ L Brandi
Phillip G. Coffer
Jozeph A. Peters
Agreement Between Pro 11s Sought
The All-American Football Conference named a two man committee to meet with NFL Commissioner Layden to discuss goodwill and avoid friction over college players. Lt Paul Brown and John L Keestin led the group while Christy Walsh noted no proposals were offered. Layden declined interviews and said the NFL has nothing to discuss with new leagues until someone gets a football and plays a game.
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Chicago
Elmer Laytien
Bell
Paul Brown
Cleveland
John L. Keestin
Christy Walsh
Los Angeles
Layden
National League
Wsns
ANZ
National Football League
Coyle and Platak Advance in Handball Tourney
Coyle of New Fork AC defends title as he and Joe Platak of Chicago win to reach the second round in the four wall handball National AAU tournament. Sixty four players from twenty states entered. the event runs through Saturday.
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Chicago GP
Frenk Coyle
New Fork AC
Seamah Joe Platak
Chicago
Hagg Enters Mile Race In Penn Relays
Swedish track star Gunder Haggs outdoor debut at Franklin Field draws a large field for the Penn Relays. He is slated to run the handicap mile at 3 05 p.m. in a field featuring champions from Penn State, Michigan, Army, and Navy with dozens of colleges and servicemen entries.
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Penn
Ain Traction
Gunder Hagg
Hagg
H. Jamison Swarts
Swiftie
Franklin Field
Bagey
Taft
Swarts
Jim McGinley
Middle Atlantic
Begg
Arne
Inderson
Gjenn Cunningham
Penn State
Barney Ewel
Ewell
Camp Ekimer
Njj
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin
gLidman
Naval
J. W. Miller
Arthur Traxes
West Point
Hume Twins
Bob and
Ross
Michigan
Army
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Wieg Press AllAmerica
Paul Robesoz
Corvieli
Wilois Bob Keitr
N.caa
Luhyari Rim Utle
Dave Nicheles
N. C. Aa Wi Yard
Chamapion
Armand Osterberg
Hainois
Virginia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Cornell
Columbia
Temple
Villanova
N.Y. UL
Dartmouth
Princeton
N.Y
Colgate
Rochester
Howard
Hamp
Fordhain
Lincoln
Muhlenberg
Geneva
Pennsylvania
sokker sandlock solidifies brooklyn batting order punch
New York NBA shortstop Mike Sandlock furnishes the lower section of the Brooklyn batting order with a punch in the latest lineup update.
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Socker Sandlock
New York
NBA
Mike Sandlock
Brooklyn
Two Leads Change In Pin Tourney
Two new keglers rose into the leaders' ranks as the annual men's city bowling tournament opened a record week at Alpha Lave. Larry Kehoe rolled 235 in singles, displacing Gi Muze with 228. Ray Mason led Class A with 436 across three games, while doubles and other divisions posted high scores, with many entries earning money for top totals.
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Anntal
Alpha Aleve
Larry Kehoe
Seaptes
Gi Muzesey
Ray Mason
Eagles
Berrerdo
Jogaealy
Warhoest
Bak
Curry
Thorns
Robinson
E. Instis
Mason
Rens
Dexter
Halpin-Kehoe
Rush-Anderson
E Don
son-McGill
Wald Clark
G. Carley-Canavaily
Edingus
Incomplete International Scores From City Matches
The record lists multiple hockey style matchups with city pairs and scores. Entries include Baltimore versus Buffalo with varied results and Jersey City versus Toronto, Rochester versus Newark, Montreal versus Syracuse, each with different numeric outcomes and symbols indicating score values.
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International
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Roarchester
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Syracuse
Senators Rout Binghamton In 14-2 Stadium Exhibition
The Albany Senators pounded 15 hits to crush the Binghamton Triplets 14 to 2 at Hawkins Field. Pitchers Elmer Kish and teammates combined for a strong effort as Albany built a big lead by the fourth inning and never looked back, while Mayhew celebrated the birth of a son in Detroit before the game.
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Binghamton
Albany Senators
Hawkins Bledium
Burlees
Conese Hawley
Blasiager
Jy Cotica
Ettek
Elmer Kisa
Trivtens sSriers
Joe Hanziz
Eg Perede
Lewis
Anér Poklemba
Nck
Don Johnson
Johnson
Luzaneuys
Cayton
Agske
Kish
Heaves
Albany
Burrows
Stefanowskis
Bonner
Stefanowski
Jock McCall
Trip Hurter
Senators
Simen
A’s
Poklemba
Heary
Mayhew
Wes
Jané
Caniels
Éevers
Shortston
Poklemdas
McCall
Jack Mayhew
Cne
Sanders
Detroit
Sampéeon
Wood and Warga Win Benefit Golf Match
Wood and Lt Charles Warga former Peekskill pro defeated Ray Sbillows of Poughkeepsie and Ed Forgot of Utica and Detroit in a windy display for the Rhoads Army Hospital golf fund. Wood shot 278 as crowds of about 7,200 watched the proceeds fund a building at the hospital.
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Utica Cpi
Craig Wood
Charles Warga
Peekskill
Ray Sbillows
Poughkeepsie
Ed Forgot
Utica
Detroit
Rhoads Army Hospital Golf Fund
Wood
Warga
Rain Halls RPI-Williams Diamond Tilt
Rain Halls RPI Williams tilt at Nemh Field after Engineers built a 26 point lead over Pon. Two Mets cut to last frame, schedule shows game 20 Se. Coach Paul Gratem’s team struggles as Haga and Sraman reach base. West scores on a Philips error. REG pitched for Engineers striking out two in the abbreviated contest.
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Writers College
Hevetell
Nemh Field
Ghex
Permis
Peyed
Sesson
Paul Gratem
Bice Hagadorn
Sraman
Acd
Philips
Inkeld
George Burrze
Fiss
Forrest West
Ates
Kent
West
Reg
Engineers
Fans pelting after Trin loss at Forbes Field
Fans at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh showered Cubs players and umpires with pillows after a 34 to 32 loss by Landed the Pirates to Chicago. The wild crowd swarmed the field and clashed with officials in the final inning as pillows rained down.
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Forbes Field
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
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