La Salle Cadets Fall To St Mary's In Wig Corner Inaugural
In the Wig Corner League inaugural game La Salle Institute Cadets, under Charley McNulty, trailed St Mary's Amsterdam early then rallied but dropped a 38 to 18 decision. La Salle’s Dan Dever led with 21 points while St Mary's received balanced scoring from multiple players as the Trojans pulled away in the final period.
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Baseball Moguls Discuss Schoolboy Signings Proposal
Baseball executives debated a plan to allow clubs to sign high school players under rare conditions. The convention featured strong talk of player trading as rumors of deals between major and minor leagues circulated.
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Indians Add Four Clubs to Farm System
The Cleveland Indians expand their farm network to at least seven clubs for the coming season. New holdings include Bakersfield California in the California league and agreements with Harrisburg Pennsylvania in the Interstate League Pittsfield Massachusetts in the Canadian American League and Appleton Wisconsin in the Wisconsin State League. Existing ties with Baltimore in the International League William Barry FC in the Eastern League and Batavia New York in the Pony League continue. two more clubs may be added before spring.
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Stirnweiss Joins North Carolina Athletic Staff
Carolina Athletic Director R A Fetzer announced that George Snuffy Stirnweiss former New York Yankee star has signed to serve as general assistant on the athletic and physical education staff at Carolina. He will assist with coaching football and early baseball and take on new duties. Stirnweiss, batting champion and Yankee regular, previously coached at Canterbury prep school in New Milford Connecticut for three years. He assumes the post Oct 4.
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Valley lanes spark crowd with high scores and mixed results
Multiple bowling leagues report standout performances as George leads Inter-City with 61a, 187 204 222 games, and 292 in a series. Other top totals include Connally 224 214 100 for losers, Barrett 405 963, and DePaul 661 triple for winners.
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Bruins Beat Blackhawks 9 3 for Second Place Rise
Boston Bruins defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 9 to 3 at Boston Garden to claim second place in the league standings. Milt Lehman scored his first goal of the week as Boston built a 3 0 lead in the first 22 minutes, while Herb Cain and Don Grosso contributed two goals apiece for the Bruins. The Hawks mounted a late charge but fell short as Boston widened the gap behind the Canadiens in the race for the regular season crown.
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Penn Coach Confined to Bed with a Cold
University of Pennsylvania football coach George Atunger is reported ill with a cold and fever. He remains in bed as Penn prepares for games against Navy and Princeton. Television coverage noted his limited participation as he briefly watched the Army Navy game.
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Chisox Sign Agreement With Milwaukee and Other Deals
The Chicago White Sox announced yesterday they signed an agreement with Milwaukee in the American Association. Brewers travelers and Cubs affiliate history noted. White Sox also signed a similar deal with Shreveport, and in the Texas League the Waterlog club will be owned and operated by the Pale House.
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New Troy Celtics Rally Past Renaissance for 58 51 Victory
Red Holzman stars for New Troy Celtics in a 58 51 win over Renaissance. Bar n Sedvan’s squad shows strong defense and balanced scoring with Billy Holzman and Trey Gottlieb among contributors as Troy pulls away late.
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nations
A scattered roundup lists Lang Lang 60 Valparaiso 40 Princeton 47 Villanova 40 St Josephs 79 Washington College Ma 92 Muhlenberg 1 La Salle 33 Western Michigan 10 St Johns Brooklyn SP Covertimes West Virginia 83 Fairmont College 30 Great Lake 3 Michigan 40 overtime North Carolina Camp Lat Va 40 Turina 51 Camp Alberbury 44 Columbia 3 Webb 18 Tenn State 64 Susqahanna 33 Syracuan 76 Cortland 47 REMINUTE MEN Realita NBA wash ington Ragilara four minute men noted amid fragmented college notes.
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Yovella to Meet Hawkins In Semi Final at LaSalle
Pro boxing show at ExSalle Institute features Yovella and Hawkins in a six round semi final. Hawkins, from Cleveland, seeks a second straight Eastern title bid as he faces Yovella, a rising contender from Poughkeepsie, in a promotional main event announced by Ted Bayly.
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Tony Minisi Tops AP Poll Feats In 1945 College Football
Tony Minisi of Navy emerges as a standout in the AP poll season, with mentions of Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard from Army and other stars across major programs. The report highlights key performances, interceptions, long returns, and close battles shaping the top rankings and national chatter.
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Snead Fires 67 in Miami Practice
Sam Snead shot a 67 in practice rounds at Miami Springs Country Club as the Miami Open neared. Hogan ranked as a favorite with Snead close behind, while Magan and others chased the $20,000 event at the par 70 course.
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Cleveland Lists 36-Game Spring Schedule for 1943
The Cleveland News announces a 36 game spring slate for the Tribe compiling minor league and major league action. New York Giants, Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, and New York Yankees appear in the national league and American League fixtures with Cincinnati Reds and St Louis Cardinals also on the schedule.
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