CCHS Edges Troy In League Basketball Clash
Catholic High School defeated Troy High 48 to 40 to defend the Principals' League championship. The game featured key plays by Rayer and Degnan while Troy's scoring efforts were led by Bomberg and Sherwin as referees, with final totals showing CCHS ahead at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic High School
Bagheteeh
Hent
Troy High
TR Rayer
Harre
Winikoft
Sherwin
Degnan
Gully
Egan
Oma Defeats Mauriello At Garden In Ten Round Decision
Heavyweight Oma dominated Mauriello at Madison Square Garden in a one sided ten round bout. Oma, weighing 188 and fighting on short notice, controlled the action with powerful lefts and solid defense. The crowd of 1285 paid 63 266 to witness the match as Oma stayed unbeaten in the ring with ringside legend Joe Louis watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tami
Mauciallo
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ome
Maurielto
Oma
Jos Ksi
Kulpmont
Joe Louis
Garden
Maurielo Mutt
Mauriello
Frankie Fully
Billy Savit
Dudge
Tom Guilfoyle Tax
Columbia Nips Union Quint 43 to 42 in tight win
Columbia edged Union 43 to 42 as Skinner and Rainner-Dobe led a late rally. The Lions fought back from a four point deficit, gaining on long shots and tight defense to seize control in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Nips Union Quint
Howard Deobet
Union
R P I Faces Trinity Away Tonight
Rensselaer Tech rides a basketball road trip to Hartford to clash with Trinity College. The Engineers seek a repeat of last seasons triumph against a strong home side expected to counter Rensselaers size and veteran experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Tech
Trinity College
Hartford
Hertford
Rie
Mng UD
Isteson
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Brooklyn Poly
Trinity
Conn
Tate
Ed Donakd
Cagere
Dodgers Sign Multiple Minor League Affiliates
Dodgers reach working agreements with Mone of the Southern Association and Thomasville of the North Carolina State League. A deal with Burlington of the Carolina League was also completed, giving the team tied relationships with three minor league clubs to structure farm system affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhale
Brotniva Dodgers
Mone
Sothern Association
Thomasville
North Carolina State
Burlington
Carolina Searee
Dodgers
Henline Named Umpire in National League
New York reports the purchase of umpire Walter Henline known as Butch, who officiated in the International League last year and previously played for the Phillies Giants and Dodgers. Ford announced the move highlighting Henline's major league playing background and NL duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford ‘Frick
Walter
Butch) Henline
Henline
Phillies
Giants
Dodgers
Two 18 Year Olds Make AP All America Eleven
Two Army plebes from West Point share a spot on the AP All-America first team alongside Ohio State stars Leslie Horvath and Bill Heckett. The lineup includes notable backs Doc Branch and Speedy Davis, ends Bechtol and Blanchard, plus center Warrington and tackle Ferraro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chip Royal
New York
Btates Military Academy
Pico Stalrwarie
Ohio State
Associated Press
Arai
Bob Anhoma
Hubert Bechtol
Fenimore Ant Bechtol
Faux
Doc
Branchas
Glenn
Speedy Pavis
Army 5
Der
West Point
Davis
Blanchard
Ohio Staters
Art
Leslia “Horvata
Buckeyes
Cutler
Bill Heckett
Columbus Digskinners
Gander
Caleb
Texas
van Wenerrington
Alabama Polybealer
Hamilton Nichols
Riceguard
Donald Whitmire
Mary
John Ferraro
Southern Califor Tackies
Phil Tinsier
Georgia Techena
EK Oyowse
Norre
Tanford
Alabama
Minnesota
Njine
Hasi
Nimes
Mid-West
Snush
PacAc
Haerei
Warrington
Navy
Trenty
Gore
Eng
Ferraro
Southern California
Tong
Bechiel
Tinsley
Les
Glean
Army
West Poin
Fessmore
Oklshomg'a
Cotton Bondit
Blancherd
North Carolina
Point
1944 All America College End Tackles Guard Center
AP All America selections note 1944 college football players by position End Tackie Guard Center Yackle Bearvard Ohio State Back Robert Fenimore etc. Mentions Army Most Aggressive Guard Iké Warring ton and midwest guards, sophomores Whitmire Claviée Yourng Branko Nagurski compared, praise for power and speed in line and backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bearvard
Ohio State
Robert Fenimore
Oxia
A. M. Beckavis
Arar
Blanchare
Army
Nichols
Iké Warrington
Southwest
iM+pounder
Rice
Gain State
Horvath War
Mid-West
Whitmire
Annapolis
Alabama
Severn
Don Say
Branko Nagurski
Second and Third Teams Milan Lazetich Michigan Second Team
Virginia George Poole Army end Monte Mobcrief Texas A&M F Jackie John Green Army Ralph Serpico Dincis 5 Guard Felt Prewitt Tulsa Robert Si-Onge 5 Center William Hachten California Robert Dobelstein Tennessee William Wilks Ohio State Robert McClure Nevada Tackle Leon Bramslett II Navy Jack Dugger Ohio State End Thomas McWilliams Mississippi State Harold Hamburg Navy Back Gordon Gray Southern California Thomas Davis Duke Robert Kelly Notre Dame Boris Dimanchgm Purdu e Robert Jenkin Navy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walker
Virginia
George Poole
Army
Monte Mobcrief
Texas A. & M
Jackie
John Green
Ralph Serpico
Dincis
Felt
Prewitt
Thomas McWilliama
Mississippi State
Harold Hamburg
Navy
Gordon Gray
California
Thomas Davis
Duke
Robert Kelly
Notre Dame
Shanks Proclaims 29 Wins in 31 Fights
Wilford Shanks of Montreal touts a pro boxing record of 29 victories in 31 bouts and will headline in Albany at Capitol Arena on Tuesday against Jos Carter of New York. The Montreal fighter, who stopped Lou Perez and sent him to hospital, has defeated rivals including Fiorello Bennett Howard Malone Wadsworth Gray Milter Mulli and Barnwell. One more bout remains on the slate for Tuesday’s card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Shanks
Montreal
Capitol Arena
Albany
Jos Carter
New York
Lou Perez
Perez
Jerry Fiorello
Joe Bennett
Bobby Howard
Jerry Malone
Len Wadsworth
Harry Gray
Collide Milter
Joe Mulli
Ernest Barnwell
Albany High Tops Watervliet In Close 34-28 Sectional Victory
Albany High defeated Watervliet High 34 to 28 on Watervliet court after a fast start. Chapman led Albany with 13 points while Lynch and Disacco added six and seven respectively for Watervliet. Junior varsity also went to Watervliet 32 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoot
Albany
Watervliet High
Thempion
Watervliet
Garnet
Gray
Hideld
Arsenal City
Chapman
Joe Lynch
Zight
Valoze
Woncik
DiBacco
Lynek
Schoonmaker
Karafunda
Dean
Granato
Butler
Ross
Albany High
Pureng
Murray
Keight F
O of
Viglacer
Donald
Waterviiet Id
Junior CYO Loop Teams Play Today
Six junior division CYO basketball games are on today at Catholic Central High School. Our Lady of Victory vs St Pauls and SS Peters vs St Franti vaa are set at one site, with La Salle meeting Hillside and St Joseph's clashing St Lawrence. St Patrick's faces St Anthony's in Green Island and Watertown hosts St. Joseph's. High school division games are tomorrow at St Joseph's Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CXYO
Settlemant
Catholic Central High School
Our Lady of Victory
St. Paul's
SS Peters Fac
St. Franti
Secrea Beart
St. Augustine
Ter la Salle Gem
Hillside
St. Joseph's
St Lawrence
St Joseph's
Green Island
Jana St. Patrick's
WatertHe
Lansingburg Varsity Edges Cohoes 27 25 In Close Rally
Lansingburg High School beat Cohoes High School 27 to 25 in a tightly contested Nicholfiger Junior High game on the Knickerbocker court. Wittman led Lansingburg with nine points while Winkler scored 16 for Cohoes. Shade and Haywood added six for Lansingburg and Easel eight for Cohoes in a game that was tied at halftime and decided in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
Cohoes High
Principas
Knickerbocker
Hoto 2d
Jack Witman
Wissing Daster
Witumas
Lenaek Whith
Winkter
Wits
Cohges
Cohoes
Shade
Haywood
Christopher
Wittman
Bebersitg
Goldsberrs
Lenn
Carpenter
J. Sherwood
Lyne
E. Stopera
Gib Sherwood
Flast
Cramer
Warner
Reynolds
Limer
Brice
Burg
Industrial and sports leagues face high scores and close matches
The Arsenal keglers in industrial Class A led by Bar reo and Morrison posted a strong win over Ford Motor with scores up to 537 and 592. Hudson Valley Fuel won twice as Behr Maning entries trailed, while industrial Class B saw Clevemeat Creamery roll past Mohawk Paper. Several teams, including Adirondack Steel and Allegheny Ludlum, experienced mixed results as high scores dominated multiple matchups across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial
Clase
Arsenal Keglers
Ford Motor
Barreio
Morrison
Currier
Clevemeat Creamery
Tompkins
Hansen
Lueck
Manning Mi. Ida
Adirondack Steel
Robinson
Allen
Marra
Francio
Ford C
Bouchard
J. Lupin
Pellerin
Allegheny Ludlum
Marchants
Azer Ray
Celeste
Chass ¢. D
H. Bowiers
J-L
Benr Manning
Rome
le Jacestro
Fiinton
Clovemeat Creamery
Castle
Eddy
Churchill Wins Buenos Aires Race
Churchill wins Buenos Aires Grand Prix at Palermo track as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill enjoys a rally in Parliament with a near simultaneous note of confidence. Race results ignite strong public and political reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Buenos Aires
Winston Churchill
Kotse
Palermo
Kerr to Speak at Troy Industrial Dinner on Colgate Link
Andy Kerr Colgate football coach will guest speak at the Troy Industrial Athletic Association fall dinner in Troy SEC AL. Kerr, a revered football figure, remains a top coach with Colgate and Shrine game selections. He aided Stanford and Washington and Jefferson earlier and produced numerous All-Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Industrial Athletic Association
Andy Kerr
Colgate University
Troy
Kerr
Raiders
Syracuse
Ihe
Colgate
Ccoach
AlbEast
Esteehy
San Francisco
Glenn Pop Warner
Stanford University
Washington and Jefferson College
Douds
W. Ash
Lawson
Lendagtos
Swan
Nevers
Stasi
Ford
Harts
Macaluso
Orsi
All-Amer- Smith
All-Ammer- Wasteek
Texas A and M shellacks Miami in 70 to 14 rout
The Texas A and M Aggies overwhelmed the University of Miami 70 to 14. Joe Sesii scored four touchdowns while Jim Palmer, Bob Butcholsky, and Gene Spires added multiple scores. Walt Higgins kicked four PATs as the Aggies ran up a decisive victory timed to ease fans after a prior Orange Bowl defeat. Miami's lone scoring bursts came in the second period and the fourth quarter through passes and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fiz
Texas A. & M
University of Miami
Aggies
Joe Sesii
Jim Palmer
Bob Butcholsky
Gene Spires
Walt Higgins
Homer ‘Norton
Gil Dickens
al Hudson
Walter Watt Glenn
Barrington
Watt
Lakin Kayoes Johnny Green in Worcester Bout
Worcester match saw Bobby Lakin stop Johnny Green in the eighth round for a technical knockout after Green suffered a cut above the left eye. Frankie Roaz won a split decision over Ernie Apps, and Bobby Giles scored a technical knockout in a six rounder over Bobby Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Bobby Lakin
New York
Johnny Green
Buffalo
Billy Leiberman
Green
Frankie Roaz
Boston
Ernie Apps
Milford
Bobby Giles
Bobby Howard
Red Dutton Stays as NHL President Through Next Season
Mervyn Red Dutton will remain as president of the National Hockey League through next June after directors persuaded him to stay. Lester Patrick of the New York Rangers agreed to continue as managing director. The league also discarded a drastic two minute penalty for broken sticks while keeping the rule requiring a replacement stick before play resumes. Dutton cited inability to devote time to the presidency due to contracting business in Western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Gfi
Mervyn
Red
Owly
Lester Patrick
New York Rangers
Bken
Dutch
Dutton
Western Canada
Three Players Added to Blue, Gray Squads
In Montgomery Alabama the Blue and Gray rosters near completion for the Blue-Gray classic. Dartmouth halfback Eddie Gingrich and Temple halfback Jack Byrne joined the Blues and Gray respectively, with Tulane coach Monk Simmons praising Jack Tittle of LSU as key for the South side. Both squads cap at 22 players as seven days of practice begin December 22 ahead of the December 36 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsgomery
Ala
Eddie Gingrich
Dartmouth
Jack Byrne
Templé
Gray
Monk Simmons
Tulane
Louisiana State
Jack Tittle
Tittle
Theas
Simmons
Also Mentioned on This Page
CCHS
Upton Close
WABY
Trego & Paul AM
Don Whitmire
Tackle
John Ferraro So
Bel America
Tes Horvath
Oklahoma
Tex Warrington
Glenn Davis
Panta Eris
Hubert Bechto Forte Sre
Felix Blanchard
Heatly
Roessleville
Drand Af Baz Healy Pieved
Zoe
Essie’ Ein
Beason
Ind
Sceech
Aners
Scrafford
Heath ' T Tigh
Anc Keveny
Tom Hax Beer
Sheedy
Demarest
deAgler
Beriza
Ad. Valenty
Roe
Stewart
Filis
Milan Lazetich, Michigan
Boris
Dimanchgm
Purdu
E Robert Jenkin
Shanks
Albany High Tops Vliet Quintet
CYO Loop
Adrez
Hudson Valley
Behr Mansing
Hoffman
J. Byers
Alpha Bete
B. Dion
L. Wooster
E. Webster
EL Thorsland
Maslen
Woodworth
Coca Cola Tech
Sunger
Hinchiman
Hope Sheppr
Walton Motor
Walton
Kienhofer
F. Pecka
J. Mayer
de Sotos
Plymouths
Q. Panna
G. Clarke
Jack
Peerless
McGrathe
Eighth Streeters
Vincentian
Christian Brothers Academy
Bill Cariey
Catholic High
Bill Carles
Gus Winkler
George Winkler
Manlius
Manlius High
George
Mansive
Manlive
Texas Aggies
Mike Finney
Detroit
Harold Korovin
City College
Détroit University
New York City
Red” Dutton
Philip White
Pal
Cecler
Geickeer
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