Five Troy Area Quintets Set For Friday Night Action
Five area scholastic basketball teams schedule Friday games in week two of the season. Lansingburgh hosts Catholic High in a Principal's League clash at Whipple Junior High. Watervliet travels to Cohoes in another league tilt. La Salle Institute opens home play vs Cathedral Academy of Albany. the Burg meets Vincentian after a 46 33 loss to W aterville. Spindle City eyes a win after beating Mechanicville 23 16. Troy High gears up for its second week before a Dec 16 opener against Lansingburgh.
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CYO Senior League Basketball Scores Controversy at Landis Hearing
Randolph issued a formal statement while testimony revealed Cox confessed betting on games and a network of associates providing odds. Alexander testified Cox resigned plans faltered and a push arose at directors meeting as Landis sought clarity on loyalty and conduct amid the case.
Cox Banishment Hearing Reveals Landis Ouster Stand
Former National League president William D. Cox, barred by Commissioner Landis, testifies at a seven hour hearing in New York. Cox claims he never bet on games while detailing a plan to smoke out loyalists in the Philadelphia organization. Judge Landis reiterates betting rules and offers no pardon.
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Giants Rally Past Redskins For 14 10 Victory
In a tense Eastern race thriller at the Polo Grounds, the New York Giants upset the Washington Redskins 14 10 to stay in the division chase. Bill Paschal scored the first Giants touchdown and dashed 53 yards for the clincher as Sammy Baugh led the Redskins with passing and a 26 yard field goal by Ren Masterson earlier.
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Cleveland Barons End Reds Winning Streak
The Cleveland Barons defeated the Providence Reds 2 to 1 before 5 833 fans, breaking a seven home game skid and a 1 1 tie with a late first period goal. The Barons dominated the game with tight checking and fast offense, stifling the Reds throughout.
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Pro Football Highlights and Admission Speech Fragments
Pro Football National League results show New York 14 Washington 10 and Green Bay 38 Phil Pitt 28. The narrative includes a resignation and stock sale admission, a gambler association reveal, and a hearing request amid a court-like exchange between Cox, LT, Cav, Landis, and the commissioner.
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Camp Lee Beats Richmond Army Air Base 6 to 0
Camp Lee defeated Richmond Army Air Base 6 to 0 in a wartime football game. Camp Pickett shut out Virginia State College 14 to 0 for a clean victory.
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Shed of Arden Wins Title In National Retriever Trials
Shed of Arden, a Labrador owned by Lt. Paul Bakewell Jr. of St. Louis, won the National Retriever Field Trials in Bourbon Missouri after two extra tests against another Bakewell entry, Shed of Arden edged out, with nine other retrievers competing.
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CYO Cage Loop Winners Include St Anthonys St Patricks
In the first week of CYO senior league play at St Patrick's gym St Anthonys St Patricks and St Pauls posted wins. Muscatello led St Anthonys 33 16 over St Francis while Conway Felcher led St Patricks to a 31 26 victory over St Peters. Bonville Hannah paced St Pauls 23 18 over St Augustines.
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A A U Names Di Benedetto For Fifth Term
The Amateur Athletic Union capped its 65th annual convention naming L. Di Benedetto of New Orleans to a fifth consecutive term as president. Officers elected included Willard W. Greim, Eugene Bonniwell, James Rhodes, and Edward Rosenbloom as vice presidents with site bids for next year discussed. Women’s All America swimming team selections followed, naming top performers across freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, medley, dives, relays, and distance events, led by Suzanne Zimmerman and Ann Curtis among others. The union also accepted the Industrial Recreation Association for American Industry as an allied member and approved a memorial trophy for Haegg, Dodds, and Hulse.
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Don Hutson Key to Packers 38 28 Victory in Philadelphia
Don Hutson, in what he called his last pro game, caught two touchdown passes to lift the Green Bay Packers to a 38-28 win over the Steagles before a record 34,204 in Philadelphia. Hutson’s TD catches extended his all time records to 83 receptions and 641 points. The game closed the season for both clubs and spoiled the Steagles’ chance at a first place tie in the Eastern Division.
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