CCHS Stars Near Top in League Race
The article highlights CCHS players and rivals contending for top league placement with mentions of St Marys St. Marys Pre-Flight and service teams, noting Cadets, Ohio State, Navy, and other colleges in a national poll context as the season wraps.
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Cchs Stars
Carholie Cestural Hick Senna
Che Diocesan
Kertsat
Eeming
Staviouer Comets
Compres Poibus
Asgea Ssiamece
Academy
Albury
Vitwe
Imagurél
Fate Academy Lust
Bos Dernan
Shorsshooter
Qohus
Nec
Salamone
CBA
Egan
CCHS
Deszan
Baker
St Mary's
Pabrozzi
St. Mary's
Hogan
Vincenti
MeLest
Caz
Ps S
New York
Texas
Ted Press
Cnn
Teagls
Ohio State
Bendoion Field
Narr
Bain
Bridge
Towe Seahawns
California
Michigan
Notre Dame
Air Force
Navy
Randolph
Duke
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Illinois
Bainbridge
Iowa
Fourth Air Force
Norman
Oke
el Toro
Cal
Marines
Great
Fort Pierce
Second Air Force
Army
Nowe Dame
Perez to Face Belanger in Semi Final
An eight round semi final boxing match in Albany features Vic Belanger of Syracuse against Lou Perez of Puerto Rico. Belanger scored a knockout win over Joey Robinson of Bulles in 2 30 of the second round while Perez, after a hospital stay from a prior bout, aims to rebound. Shanks of Montreal battles Joe Carter of New York in the same card.
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Albany
Vic Belanger
Syracuse
Lou Perez
Belanger
Joey Robinson
Bulleis
Ting
Shanks
Fght
Joe Carter
New York
Capitol
LaSalva Beats Giordano in Westchester Center Semi Final
Vinc e La Salva of Mount Vernon won an eight round decision over Giordano at the Westchester County Center in White Plains in the semi final. Other results list Roy Andrews over Carl Olson, Earl Mintz KO by Brooklyn’s Ses Amorese, and Eadie Commo dore over Bill Commodore.
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White Plains
Vince la Salva
Mount Vernon
Pats
Giordano
Toronto
Uni
Westchester County Center
Coolidge Miller
Brooklyn
Sgt “Figer" Jones
Port Chester
N.Y
Roy Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Carl Olson
New Haven
Conn
Ses Amorese
Earl Mintz
Newark
N. T
Lew Peren
Puerto Rico
Dercy Kgee
Aagusta
Eadie
Krjecked
Bill Commodore
New York
Rangers Sign Drummond to Sixth Defenseman
The New York Rangers announced the signing of defenseman Jimmy Drummond as their sixth blueliner. The club, entering the season with three defensemen, adds Drummond amid reshuffles involving players from Peabody Bears and Boston Drummond connections.
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New York Cpi
New York Rangers
Jimmy Drummond
Rangers
Quired
Bill Moe
Pe. Bears
Guy Labrié
Boston
Ramblers Near Top in Postseason Bowl Race
The Ramblers, undefeated and highly ranked, eye a second shot at a top post season bowl as they seek the country’s No. 1 game. Naval Zoomers oppose them in a key matchup.
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Houston
Pandels
Ramblers
U. and
Renkee
Rere Ofrepeear
Fer
Naval Zoomers
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
Brooklyn College defeated Web Institute 65 to 35 while St Johns fell 48 to 31. Montclair State beat Teachers 23 to 3.1 as DePauw topped Indiana BC. Bowdoin Brunswick-Ovai Air Station trade blows 31 to Rhodes Island State 65. Case 37 edged Wesleyan 48 and Connecticut 43. Westminster 85 beat Slippery Rock Geneva 65. Carnegie Tech 3, Bainbridge Navy 70. New Castle Army Air Base 28. Camp Kilmer 66 Fort Dix 41. Purcell Navy Gunners 33. Oklahoma A and M 46. Philips Knife 37.
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Brooklyn College
Web
Institute
St. John's
Montclair N
Depauw
Indiana
Bowdoin St
Brunswick Ovai Air Station
Rhodes Island
McKeever to Continue at Notre Dame
Notre Dame head football coach and acting athletics director McKeever denied rumors of a Fordham move. He said he signed a two year contract to remain at Notre Dame, praising the school’s defense of American ideals.
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Rochester
CPI
MicKeever
Notre Dame University
Mewsmen
Fordham
Notre Dame Dex
McHeever
Mas Insihine
Cathate Boys School
Boxer DeStephano Stops Kayo in Third Round at Broadway Arena
At Broadway Arena New York Vie Jade wins an undisputed decision after De Stephano collapses from a knockdown early in the third. The bout ends with De Stephano unable to continue in the fourth as Made secures a technical victory by decision.
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Brooklin
Morris Reif
Broostyn
de Stephane
Broadway
de Stephano
el Made
New Yorkecision
Vie Jade
InterCity Grill Leads In League Bowling Action
The InterCity Grill team edged out rivals as Bibycoves Desco and Murray led scoring, while Johnson and Werhurst posted strong totals for their losses. Multiple lanes recorded high games with notable marks from Isabela, Dexter, and Blanch as Thorns Grit claimed two wins.
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InterCity Grill
Harvey
Py Lacy
Desco
Murray
I Camps Grill
Johnson
Werhurst
Ternes Grill
DeMenio
Isabela
Dexter
DeConno
Sirmins
Ropitson
Decca
Thorns Grit
Thorns
Blanch
Imiei
FH Wan
Foley
Duke Buckles Doren for Borel in Sugar Bowl prep
The Duke fourball team settled into serious Sugar Bowl preparations with a light session as coach Eddie Cameron, sick with a touch of flu, watched from the side. Duke faces Alabama in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans on New Year’s Day.
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Durham
N.C
Duke
Eddie Cameron
Cameron
Alabama
New Orleans
Volunteers Focus On Conditioning At Knoxville Start
UT Volunteers begin practice in Knoxville with coach John Barnhill stating most of the week will be devoted to conditioning. He describes rising early to keep players in shape and plans limited formal drills until next week while working in Southern California trips.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
John Barnhill
Barnhill
Rassling Returns to Big Time With Heavies and Freaks
Article reviews a pro wrestling revival at St Nicholas Rink in New York featuring heavyweight champions and a cast of notorious villains and freaks. Notable figures include Jim Texas Bate Sharkey, Anxwar Texas Babe, and Cardizres, with commentary on era legends like Ed Strangler Lewis and LaVerne Baxter as the sport regains prominence.
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Rassling
Harry Graysox
Stadt Aorta
St Nicholas Rink
New York
Madison
Torrdown
Jerthy Londos
Manhattan
Frem
Jim Texas Bate Sharkey
Ais
Tver
Canada
Tere Bry Casey
County
Kerry
Charles iRemerrer
Anxwar
Texas
Babe
Dimmz
Feronta
Agany
Sharkey
Pop Warner
Temple
Lehigh County
San Antonio
George Lente
Han
Jamaica
George Stachosias
Paris
Karl
Pojelio
Ed Strangler Lewis
LaVerne Baxter
Lassé
England
Tom Foxy
Albany Mat Show Card Completed for Tomorrow
The Albany mat show at Japic Arena in Albany schedules a second revival card after a year’s lapse. Main event features Rudy Dusek of Omaha versus Jim Auster of New York. Earlier bouts include Suilor Jack Adams of Florida vs Johnny Stutis of Schenectady and Young Syl Montana of Utica vs Frank Kraus.
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Japic Arena
Albany
Suilor
Jack Adams
Floride
Rudy Dusek
Jim Auster
New York
RPI Boxers Travel to Williams for Early Season Bout
The first Rensselaer boxing team will travel to Williams College in Williamstown on Saturday for intercollegiate bouts against the Williams mill-slingers. The team, not officially listed as a major or minor sport, hosts Williams in early January under athletic director Farry A. VanVelser. The boxing and wrestling squads debuted at a smoker at the Institute last week, drawing a crowd of about 300 students.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Iff
Williamstown
Willams College Mill-Slingers
Pf.p. Ff
Williams
Farry A. VanVelser
Athletica
Schoola
Two-Year-Old Brings Big Price At Newmarket Sales
Turf history was made as 3 Florence Neagle paid 15009 guineas for Lady Buroughs two year old Carl Datica at Newmarket. Aga Knan offered three horses Baman Madrassi and Martaban which sold for 3040 3509 and 2400 guineas respectively. The total of yesterday s sale was 128648 guineas for 134 lots.
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Florence Neagle
RPI Cagers Eye Second Game Against Trinity College
The Engineers set sights on their next match after a 85 to 33 semi final win last Saturday. Coach Ed Donald praised progress while noting ironed out rough edges in practice this week. Emmett Mann led with eight points as a reserve, and Arthur Satoo joined the strong guard play I to score 13.
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RB. Pbl
Upstate New York
Trinity College
Hartford
Im Kurgine Brooks
Poly Usder
Ed Donald
Inter
Corlegiane Plas
Emmett Mann
Naval RO. T. C
Nanda
Xen
Nis
Mans
Arthur Satoo
Keane
Osis
Tony
Orlando
New ‘York
BP B
Geipetrstinae
Eviot
Kamen Jaf Woodmere
Pep Defeats Wright in Cleveland Boxing Show
Willie Pep retained the featherweight title with a unanimous decision over Chathy Wright in the Cleveland News Bennal Christmas fund card at the Arena. The fight, Pep's third win over Wright, drew boos as most action occurred late. Pep won nine rounds to Wright's one on the AP score.
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Cleveland
Willie Pep
New York State Athletic Commission
Chathy Wright
Cleveland News
Bennal Christmas Fund
Capote
Pep
Wright
Chalky
Associated Press
Cate
Ohio
Say the Williams
Frenten
X. J
National Boxing Association
Juan Zurita
Lulu Costantino
New York
Wiliams
Costantino
W Hams
Williams
Snook
Tose
Johnny Flynn
Rochester
Frankie Androff
Minneapolis
Laroy Jackson
Lou Dell
Pvo
Bob Blevins
Buevius
Gus Muiner
Alee Myers to Lead Troy Arena Boxing Card Debut
Alee Myers of Albany, a known boxing figure, will be matchmaker for Troy Arena Inc. Ted Bayly announced the plan for opening night at La Salle Institute gym on Monday December 18. Myers recently scouted in New York and aims to stage well matched mini events with top managers for Troy's boxing scene. The column recalls Myers' earlier promoter years and several notable fighters developed under his regime. The piece notes local sports figures like Johnnie Jackson and Tom McCaffrey, with hints of minor league baseball activity and a Buffalo meeting on minor league amendments to the code.
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Alee Myers
Albany
Troy
Troy Arena, Inc
Ted Bayly
OS Myers
la Salle Institute Gym
New York
Myers
A. C
Cut Lyceum
Bolton Hall
Fulton
Front Streets
Ferry
Sgehters
Frankie Laureate
Nick Testo
Frankie LaFay
Red Herrigg
Tommy Stockings Conroy
Linnet Devoran
Johnny O’conner
Jack Troy
Patsy Rubin
Johnnie Jackson
Johonie
Johnnie
South End
St Joseph's Club
Sears
Sezion
Friends
Tom McCaffrey
Buffalo
McCaffrey
Rip” Colling
Senators
Tas
Nans
Pacific Coast League
Sawyer Named Manager of Utica Braves Again
Eddie Sawyer was named manager of the Utica Braves of the Class A Eastern League by Business Manager Fred Seymour. He previously led the Braves to a third place finish and to the Governora Cup playoffs, with the team losing to the Binghamton Triplets.
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Buffalo
Eddie Sawyer
Utica Braves
Fred Seymour
Sawyer
Phillies
Braves
Jost
Anals
Binghamton
Red Wings Recall Lumley as Caps Goal Tender
Detroit Red Wings announce the recall of 25 year old goaltender Harry Lumley from Indianapolis of the American League for a two week trial. He will start in net tomorrow against the New York Rangers, replacing Connie Dion who is reassigned to Indianapolis to play for the Capitols in Providence. Dion had been benched to strengthen Detroit’s defense. Lumley appeared in two AHL games this season.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Harry Lumley
Inanapolis
New York
Rangers
Lumsey
Connie Dion
Indianapolis
Capitols
Providence
Dion
Jack Adams
Fed Wings
Lum
Three Players Tie for Lead In Billiards
New York reporter notes three players tied for first in the national three cushion championship after Pi Welker Cochran of San Francisco and Ralph Greenleaf of Detroit each beat Miguel Marquez of Mexico City. Cochran had a high eight in frame seven while Marquez’s high was 12 in nine. Other results include John Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles defeating Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia 50 to 0 in 34 innings and Joe Procita of Glov arville beating Joe Chamaco of Mexico City 47 to 0 in 32 innings, with reigning champion Willie Hoppe of New York slipping from the lead by beating Procita 80 to 43 in 50 innings.
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New York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Ralph Greenleaf
Detroit
Miguel Marquez
Mexico City
Marquez
Joe Chamaco
Wilie Hoppe
Joe Procita
Glowersville
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McKeever
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Watervliet
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Frox
Randolph Flyers
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Clossen
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Eiders
Coca-Cola
Dean
Biow
Gloeckners
Sambrook
Inglis
Wilson
Leonard
Walton Motor Keglery
Whelsns
Barrett
Fleck
Eaton
St. Marx's
Waterford
Leona Doud
Bisho
Lucy Bartrand
Jade Levin
Fran Acierno
Helax Brigve
Julio Bleipher
Benny Aidleod
Mayfair
Mary Clement
Mayfair Victory Teague
Herorst
Mabel
Elien Clement
Germaine Hillion
Mescomirs
Adelaide Clement
Exhel Ahearn
Tegua
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Lynch
Helmbold
Dunkers
Prains
Pabst Hac
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Greens
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Niles
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Hiellman
Piener
Connors
Brockwars
MacCochran
Stockiway
Central
Lutheran
Lorengs
Wetsels
Brinkmann
Winders High
Andersons
Anderson
Dunker
Al's
Bengals
Pilgrims
Duncan
Windersigh
Chesky
Ceriocos
Romicho
Mani
L. DelSignor
Squadere
Duke Buckles Doren
Borel
RPI
Moe Myers
Utica Club
Red Wings
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corporation
New York City
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