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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1944

Page

7

Bainbridge Secures Perfect Grid Season With Win

Bainbridge High School completed a flawless football season by edging Camp Ledecne 13 3 in the fourth period. Star back Maxwell Fiena sparked the attack with a 12 yard run and a night of drives as Bainbridge kept its 11 game winning streak intact.

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Cohoes Star Leads Union To Victory In Opener

Reg Dirviey a former Cohoes High School star scored 17 points to pace Union College past Colgate 45 to 38 in the Dutchmen home opener. Dingler added several field goals as Union built a 19 23 halftime edge and held off Colgate in the second half. Wehner led Colgate with 13 points while Bill Baker also contributed for Union with 11.

Reg Dirviey Cohoes Union College Colgate University Dingler Sever Beld Bill Baker Milne Lighster Albany Union Red Raiders Wehner Colgate

Victory Banquet Tonight For Sacred Heart Athletes

The Sacred Heart Athletic Association of Watervliet hosts a victory dinner tonight with 44 players who competed in Sacred Heart baseball and football this past season. Attendees include Frank Looney treasurer Edward J. Senders William Richmond Gerry Thompson Ed Bennet Steve Burke Rev LaPelm Herman Osborne Joseph Lamb A D Juize John McMahon and Watervliet officials and coaches. The event honors students, coaches, and community leaders from the area.

Sacred Heart Artietic Association of Sacred Heart Church Watervliet Herman Osborne Watervliet Post American Legion Joseph Lamb A. D. Juize John McMahon

Layden to Await Report on Grigas Missing Grid Star

National Football League commissioner Layden plans action after the Card-Pitt scandal involving Grigas. A report on yesterday’s Bears win over Pittsburg Chicago completes the season finale for both clubs as Grigas’s status remains unresolved.

Layden Grigas Chicago Zimer Laven National Football League Sohmany Griges Card-Pitt Chicago Beers Amr Grigeslem Pris

Montreal Royals Sweep Ice Games in Lake Placid

The Montreal Royals defeated the Royal Canadian Navy Signal School in two hockey games this weekend at the army redistribution center. Saturday night finished 8 to 5 and Sunday 9 to 3, with left winger Alex Smart scoring four goals to lead the Royals.

Lake Placid Montreal Royals Royal Canadian Navy Signal School St. Hyacinthe Quebec Army Redistribution Center Alex Smart Royals

Army Finishes Highest Scoring Season In History

Armycaps 1948 season with a 23-7 win over Navy, marking the Cadets’ highest scoring year and first perfect campaign since 1948. Davis scored a 59-yard touchdown and a two-point play as Army outgained Navy 230 to 87 yards, with five interceptions fueling the victory before 70,000 fans.

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Bruins Rally to Beat Maple Leafs 5 4 in Fast NHL Tilt

Boston Bruins comeback over Toronto Maple Leafs 5 4 at the Boston Garden before 15 000 fans. Ted Kennedy and Kenny Smith led scoring with 2 goals and key late tallies by Bill Cupolo and Babe Pratt helped seal the victory.

Boston al Ichsey Boston Bruins Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Garden Frank McCool Harvey Bennett Babe Prat Bennett Chicago Montreal Canadiens

Settlemire Named Hartford Pilot Coach and Relief Pitcher

Merle Settlemire was appointed coach and relief pitcher for the Hartford Eastern League team, succeeding De Bissonette who joined the Boston Braves coaching staff after Hartford won its pennant. Settlemire, a former manager in the Southern Association and Ohio State League, previously played for Boston Red Sox in 1923.

Hartford Conn Merle Settlemire John Quinn Bostom Settlemire Boston Red Sox

Fort Pierce Amphibs Clinch 7-6 Victory Over Gremlins

In a windy Phillips field clash Fort Pierce Amphibs outlasted the Third Air Force Gremlins 7 to 6. A 61 yard fourth quarter run by Gpr Bill Daler and Les Bruhker’s extra point secured the lead as Navy line pressure limited the Gremlins to 38 rushing yards and 36 passing.

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Canadiens Nip Hawks Take First

The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 2 1 to move atop the NHL standings. Maurice Richard opened scoring in the third with Elmer Lach assisting, and Fern Gauthier netted the winner after a late scramble as Chicago fought back. Bud O’Connor and Ruth Hiller contributed assists on the decisive goal.

Blackhawks Canadiens Montreal Saal Fern Gauthier Buddy O'Conner Dutth Hiller Blackhawk Gauthier Mike Katakes Bill Mosienko Dave Cooper

Haege's Indoors Run May Be Problematic

Gunder Haege faces questions about his indoor performance amid transition to banked boards. Experts note his speed and lift but warn of long strides and smoky arena air. Dodds and Rafferty could pressure him, with success depending on adapting stride and technique.

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Utah Five Heads East After Title Defenders

Utah University, defending national champion, sends its revamped squad dubbed the Whiz Kids eastward this week. Coach Vadal Peterson, cautious about the new lineup, expects a fast start aided by early springlike Easters. The Utes beat Army? State College 78 to 28 in the opener then 65 to 1940 over Walker Kansas. They travel to St Joseph's Philadelphia December 9, St John’s Madison Square Garden December 25, Carlsing at Eastato December 16, and Ohio State at Columbus December 13. Only Forsard Arnold Ferrin returns from last year. many veterans are war-discharge and freshmen. Osis Ont, Dave Howard from Washington College, joins the squad. The Utes rose from floor to win the 184 championship, advanced past Madison Square Garden rounds in the National Intercollegiate playoffs, defeated Dartmouth, then St John’s in the Red Cross playoff.

Utah University Chamcpion Vadal Peterson Menitor Utah Atomtens State College Niger Yes St Joseph's Philadelphia St. John's Utes Madison Square Garden New York City Carlsing Eustato Ohio State Colanbus Forsard Arnold Ferrin Uteh Osis Ont Dave Howard Washington College Ellensburg Wash Beatsen Kansas City New York Darthmouth St. John’s Red Cross

Bears Roll Past Card-Pitts 497 In NFL Setback

Chicago Bears overwhelmed the Card-Pitts 497 in a decisive NFL game. Ensign Sid Luckman, on leave from the Merchant Marine, engineered two touchdowns and Jim Fordham added another as the Bears built a big lead. Card-Pitts scored late in the first half, then struggled on offense against Chicago’s defense.

Pittsburgh Chicago Sears Brown Fordham Chicago Berry Baers Card Tautbon Une Bota Card-Pitt Johnny Grigas Boston Grigas Card-Pitts Bears Pete Gundauskas Murray State Teachers Texas Hague

Wilmington Shipbuilders Best Allentown Buccaneers 7–0

Wilmington Shipbuilders defeated the Allentown Buccaneers 7 to 0 in the Eastern Professional Football League playoffs held in Wilmington.

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Notre Dame SMU and LSU Triumphs End Football Season

Notre Dame capped its season with a 28 7 win over Great Lakes marking Frishs first victory over the Bluejackets. SMU defeated Texas Christian 29 while LSU crushed Tojané 25 6 in the 42nd meeting. Georgia Tech edged out for SEC title with 4 0 win over Georgia. Arkansas routs A&M 43 0 and others noted in final weekend slate. Randolph Field and the Second Air Force prepare for a Treasury Bond Bowl clash in New York December 19.

New Sie Vk Navy Notre Dame iSouthern Methodist Louisiana State The Dame Army Wake Great Lakes Frish Tory Bluejackets Southern Methodist Texas Christian Southwest Tojané Georgia Tech Nebraska Virginia Worth Caroling

Ramblers and Superbombers Set Dec 16 Bond Game

Ramblers of Texas renews hostilities with the Secure Air Force Superbombers of Colorado Springs at the Polo Grounds on December 16 in a war bond fundraiser. Proceeds from ticket sales aimed at boosting bond figures, with many seats priced at 25 50 and 100 dollars. The Ramblers, top service team in AP poll, have one game left against Fourth Air Force in Los Angeles. the Superbombers have 10 wins, two losses and a tie with a finale at Atlanta against Third Air Force.

Arkansas Aggies Denver Colorado College Rice Southwestern Podesty Saring University of Havana Randolph Field Air Force New York Randolph Field Is Pitted Against the Fourth Air Force Los Angeles Third Air Force Atlanta Algo New Fork U Handolph Field Ramblerz Texas Air Force Superbombers Colorado Springs Polo Grounds Baltimore Treasom War Finance Committee Orade Nays Arm Marine Corps Merchant Mac Fine Adolph Field Votth Associated Press Raiwablers Starch Field Ramblers North Texas Aggies Camp Polk Maxwell Field Avnarilo Army Air Base Superbombers Glenn Dobbs Tulsa Lewa Seahawks Norman Okla Navy Zoomers Bomers Peru Naval Colorado Tollego South Idaho Whitmas Colorado University New Mexico North Texas Agtes Amarillo Air Fort Weren Washington

CBA Beats Cathedral In Diocesan League Opener

Christian Brothers Academy opened the 1944-45 Diocesan League with a 39 to 26 victory over Cathedral Academy. Angelo Salamon led CBA with 20 points, Ray McLeer topped Cathedral with 18, as CBA moved into a three way tie for the lead after halftime.

Christian Brothers Academy Catholic Central High School Cathedral Academy Albany Catholic High Stu Marys Amsterdam Jete Cathedral Angelo Salamon CBA Ray McLeer

Soccer Scores From East Coast Matches

In Brooklyn New York Americans beat Brooklyn Waster ers 3 to 1. At Kearney New Jersey Kearney Scots and Baltimore S C drew 2 all. Philadelphia Americans routed Erdakhattan 8 to 0. In New York Americans defeated Kearny Celtics 4 to 2. Baltimore Americans lost 1 to 2 to Brooklyn Hispano in Baltimore.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Wasterers Philadelphia Nationals Kearney N. J Kearney Scots Baltimore S.C Philadelphia Americans Erdakhattan New York New York -Americans Kearny Celtics Baltimore Brooklyn Hispano Baltimore Americans

Ferrier Tops Open Golf Meet Lead After Third Round

Australian pro Jim Ferrier holds a four stroke lead at the Francisco Open with a 70 third round after a 36 hole total of 141. Byron Nelson trails two behind, while Sam Snead is also in contention as final round play begins with Ferrier aiming to repeat his recent form.

Francisco Aspen Jim Ferrier Sgt. Ferrier Byron Nelson Toledo Ferries Elmhurst Army Nelson Ferrier Australia Vse Ferrier Willie Goggin White Plains John Geertsen Salt Lake City George Fazio Pine Valley Denny Shute Akron Mark Fry Oakland Cal Snead Harry Cooper Fred Wood Vancouver Craig Wood Harojd MecSpaden

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