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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1944

Page

15

Ferrier Captures Oakland Open in Windy Finish

Sgt Ferrier of Camp Roberts won the Oakland Open with a final round 65 and 278 total, edging Laffoon by one stroke as McSpaden faded late. Nelson finished sixth at 282, with amateur Ernie Pieper and Mark Fry tied for 286 in a windy Santa Rosa layout.

Oakland Cal Ferrer Camp Roberts U. S. Army Ael Hig McSpaden Byeworthy Ky Lafe Foun Chicago Worid Sergeant Wu Stirring Byrd Laffoon Sgt Ferries Byrom Nelson Toledo Ohio Bonds Nelson Hera Craig Wood Gene Schneiter Salt Lake City Wood Sam Snead Hot Springs Jimmy Hines Amsterdam Leonard Dodson Kansas City Snead Ferrier Ernie Pieper San Jose Calif Howne

Tate Boxers Triumph At Williams

RPI boxing team debuts in intercollegiate action by defeating Williams College at Williamstown Massachusetts five bouts won three lost and two draws Highlight bout saw Anderson of Rensselaer fall to Katz of Williams in a close decision Beinsehrath and Abrose of Williams drew Magistro of RPL stopped Jurjurin in round two Several Williams boxers earned decisions over RPI opponents Next meet against Williams planned for January

Williams College Williamstown Mass Institute Mitt Slingers Tony Masiro Navy Anderson Rens- Selaer Katz Williams

Riskaduce Wins Caliente Race at Agua Caliente

Riskaduce outgamed Medea's Riskaduce and Shepard's Baby Broom to win the Marquette Handicap in Agua Caliente yesterday. Miss Boxthorn finished third while Big Universe trailed in fifth as Riskaduce covered six furlongs in 1:12 25 and paid $6.20 to win. Baby Broom paid $9.40 and Miss Boxthorn $3.60.

Medea H/ & Shepard GG Allen Big Universe Riskaduce

RPI Tops Trinity in Hartford for Second Straight Win

The Engineers trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to defeat Trinity 50 to 34 in the Hartford High School gym. Red Faber led Trinity with 13 points as RPI capitalized on rebounds and steady ball handling to secure the win.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Trinity Hartford Trinity Way Frent Orlando Brei- Hedy Faber dHllhoppers Poly

RPI Merrien Gain Upset Victory Over Rochester

The Engineers scored a surprising 39-36 win over Rochester in a pool meet at Rochester. Harry Rutter and Cert Nill starred with two firsts each, while Ronches ter, Lansdale, Sweeney, and others claimed six of nine events including medley relay and 400 yard relay.

RBPL van Houten Plomenhoff Brown Rutter Hutch Ly- Schaefer Niit Gardnér Richards Stryke—Nin Newnan R. P Newman Nill Rochestier Arthur Gardner Schaefer Sweeney van Zandt Collins McKenna

Miami Granted Franchise in New Grid Loop

New York reports Miami, Pi-Miami Florida, awarded a franchise in the American professional football conference aiming to start in 1988. Other cities include Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Baltimore. Franchise fee set at 10000 except Baltimore. Jim Crowley named league commissioner. duties delayed until wartime ends. Arch Ward founded league and serves as president emeritus. Christy Walsh becomes vice president in charge of public relations. Mrs. Lou Gehrig is secretary. Sam Cordovane treasurer.

New York Miami Fla Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Baltimore Act Jim Crowley Notre Dame Fordham Fame Arch Ward Chicago Tribune Christy Walsh Lou Gehrig Sam Cordovane

JCC Girls Hoop League Opens Tonight

The Jewish Community Center Girls Basketball League starts with three games on Center Court. Ed Wachter will toss the first ball for the inaugural contest. All-Stars vs Jeeps opens the program followed by other marquee matchups in the Eastern and Pacific circuits.

Jewish Community Center Ed Wachter Troy Bumaio (P Steve Sloy Williamsport Grays Jeeps Portland Shooting Stars Star Dusters Ithe Center

Race Entries at Charles Town Mixed Purse Events

The Charles Town card lists races with purses from 300 to 5 000 dollars. Entries include Purse 660 in the first race and 700 for the third while later races offer 560 706 3000 and 3409 dollar purses with a wide field of horses and weights. References name horses such as Rainbow, Diamond Back, Tenderform and Googy Moih among others plus trainers and entry lists.

Charles Town Ciimitr Piis Apwart Farlonss Charlas Schley Pete Ridema Jeng Stach Patience General ‘Knight Dax Roget Patch Margaret Letes Rapitiee Faweue Amd Sirionge Serjeant J. V Asames Metra le Roy Anna Miflen Batetke Nanny Honeasorry Sciatalass Sgrex Battle Line Carktinga Carktinga 46G, | xBoy Larimmese EL Lee Custiameorer Toms Bat Hazel A-Alfted Stwasi Googy Moih xFandeneta Tos Staten Avther Add Wyikooz Ane Mies Predu Cate Upsack Dan Pingon Aten Card Marov Black Rosace Xeige Opener Smcfonso Arsace Rough Asee Par Spa Eien

Hoosie Valley Central Tops Berlin 30 11 In Valley Falls

Hoosie Valley Central School defeated Berlin Central High 30 to 11 in a Saturday night game at Valley Falls. Jim Dijernes and Jock Bacon each scored 10 for Hoosie with Sicely adding seven for Berlin. Hoosie led 12 2 after the first period and widened the gap to 22 6 after three quarters. Berlin Jayvees lost 61 to 10 to the Hoosie Jayvees. Hoosie plans to meet Arguie next Friday at Valley Falls.

Hoogie Valley Central School Berlin Central High Hoopsters Valley Falls Jim Dijernes Jock Bacon Sicely Hoosie Berlin Jayvees Wil Arguie Valley

Dusek Welch Set For Albany Mat Main Event

Rudy Dusek, renowned crowd pleaser, faces Pat Welch of New York in the Capitol Arena Ab baar main event. Dusek won a hard fought feature last Thursday. Welch has just been discharged from the Army after 13 months of service.

Rudy Dusek Pat Welch New York Capitol Arena Abbaar Dusek Jimmy Austari Welch

Bomar Captures Bowling Event

Chicago bowler Buddy Bomar won the national match game championship in the fourth annual all star tournament. He finished with 35.1 Ping and 2 Petersen point system score of B46 after extending a seven point lead over Joe Wilman the former Chicagoan stationed at Fort Lewis Washington in the final four games of the nine day event.

Chicago Buddy Bomar Petersen Bomar Joe Wilman

Paschal Injury Not Serious For Giants Packers Clash

Giants coach Steve Owen said Paschal suffered a sprain but will be all right for the next Sundays title game with the Green Bay Packers in New York. Paschal left the Washington game after a sprain but could return for the championship meeting.

Washington Bi Pzechai New York Giants Green Bay Packers New York Steve Owen Giants Paschal

Miami Plans $25 000 Open Golf Tournament

City Manager A B Curry announced Miami will sponsor the 22nd annual Miami Open with a target purse of 25000 dollars in December next year. The current event concluded with a 10000 dollar prize, and officials will seek contributions from organizations and firms to reach the larger total.

Miami Fla A. B. Curry Curry

High School CYO League Drive Begins

The high school CYO basketball season opens with several games reported. St Brancs, St Augustine's, Our Lady of Viewom, St Anthony's and St Peter's squads competed with players scoring in double digits as Green Island led St Joseph's and Nash, McGowan, and Gevnor contributed for their teams.

CYO St Carhotie Central High School S1. Augustine’s Kidlgalien McNemere Chaleed Joseph's of Troy Sontires Ryser Bradley Ocostel iOur Lady of Viewom Ag O'Briet Sievert Scosian Fame Sldverig SL Anthony's Peter's To & Nash

Bebernitz to Captain Burg 11 Next Year

Bebernitz, a football and basketball standout at Up Town School, was chosen captain for next season. He developed into a passing star with notable overhead work and contributed as catcher on the baseball team.

Bebernitz Burg Bob Bebe Lansingoure Hick Jachoul

Ramblers Defeat March Field in Tight 20-7 Victory

In Los Angeles crowds of 50 000 witness Randolph Field powered Ramblers top Fourth Air Force 20 to 7. Key plays featured passes by Indian Jack Jacobs and a late surge led by Elmer Madariz and Bo Dudley while Hank Norsetz Gene Meeks and Woody Strode contributed major gains. Proceeds benefited Army charities.

Los Angeles Randolph Field Fourth Air Force Dora Jobe Rasisters Dudley Jimny Nelson Woody Strode Elmer Madariz Jacobs Strode Hank Norsetz Géne Meeks Ernig Smith Bell Texas Layden Pivers Freeman Hen Holley Cane Rumbles Ramblers Meexs Bob Davis Madarix Paul Sienn Fel Gen. H. Hlarnold Army Air Force Joe E. Brown Al-Pacific Recreation Ford Army Charities Alard Fendolon Air Force Russell Norberg

Red Weaver Sets Conversion Record at Randolph Field

Red Weaver, famed Centre College quarterback, is noted for a record number of conversions in a game at Randolph Field. The report cites Weaver’s efforts alongside teammates Madarix Haley and Goodwear as part of Randolph Air Force’s scoring drive, with a 50,000 attendance estimate.

Randolph Field Fourth Air Force Randolph Madarix Haley Elkins Goodwear Leight Crusey Ruby Hearth Air Force MeeksiDe Erniter Point touccdown—Smith Banvera Ley Centre College 2 É Record Seldgoc Reyar? Mart Feru Harvard Bexersall Chicago Robertsay Purmade Zosis Weaver Caldwell Sestees Pacife Watterhouse

Fort Bragg Loses to Norfolk 66 21 in Naval Basketball Bid

Norfolk Navy team defeats Fort Bragg 66 to 21 delivering two straight wins in as many days. The soldiers suffer a lopsided setback as the Naval unit dominates the game on the Fort Bragg court.

Fort Bragg Norfolk Van Naval Soldier Combine

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