Baugh Named Big Factor in Waterfield Rivalry
Redskins coach Dudley Daugherty says Bobby Baugh is the all around passer and will challenge Waterfield in Sunday's championship game at Cleveland. Baugh's five rushing touchdowns and 14 passes to his tight end amid Waterfield's 16 interceptions are noted, with the veteran Bob Waterfield praised for speed and arm, but Baugh seen as the decisive factor due to nine years of pro play and four prior title appearances.
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Wreblegioatt
Woastingdon Redesins
Seimy Baugh
Cleveland
Rod
Clevelland
Waterfeld
Yeterday Fam
Buelefeld Stars
Dudley Degrost
Redskins
Waterfield
Bart Audet
Rodekin
Southern
California
Wasterfield
Hyasan
Bob
Buslseer
Avdel
Eli
Baugh
New York
Arnie Herber
Penner
Phiyotra
Reds Sell Williams to Coast League
The Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast League bought Second Baseman Woody Williams from the Cincinnati Reds and Catcher Stan Andrews and Pitcher Jim Eslock from the Phillies. Williams, 31, spent three years with Cincinnati and batted .247 in 133 games last season. He once tied an National League record with ten hits in a row across two games.
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Chicago
Hollywood
Woody Williams
Cincinnati Reds
Stan Anedrews
Jim Eslock
Efhillies
Williams
Broklyn Dodgers
Estuck
Wilmington
Del
Dodgers
Phillies
Agity
Ajax Teagie Seteras
National League
Ford Fuk
American Leagie
A. Cal Chandler
New York Yankee
Larry Machail
Chander
Lst
Cleveland Indians
Stigg
Steve
Jim
O'Neil
War Bak Hye
Lou Bondrewn
Tribe
Ray Mack
Daroctor Terealadé
Dougers
el Basinski
Charley Schanz
Buck McCormick
Reds
Bonday
Phils
Stout Schisng
Andy Seminick
Fasinski
Soothy
Seminiel
Reda
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Marshall
Boston
Chuck Workman
Steve Belloise Knocks Out Smith in Second Round
New York fighter Steve Belloise, weighing 161 pounds, stopped Johnny Smith of Boston in 1 minute 18 seconds of the second round in a main eight round card at Park Arena last night. Belloise had a nine pound edge and dropped Smith three times in the opening frame, with the referee not counting after a knockdown in the second round.
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New York
Sleve Belloise
Johnny Smith
Boston
Te Park Arena
Belloise
Bellolea
Smith
Sain
Tarry Gleleher
Yolan
Richie Miyarstrira
Manoluy
Gemiwindon
Pither
Paley Zoscano
Montreal
Mogly Klien
Terranova Wins Boston Fight Over Ellis Phillips
Terranova of New York defeated Ellis Phillips in a unanimous 10 round decision at Boston Garden before 1,072 fans. Phillips, famed for counter punching, failed to capitalize on Terranova’s activity in most rounds.
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Boston
Phil Terranova
New York
Ellis Phillips
Philadelphia
Goodwin Aye
Boston Garden
Phillips
Gus
Erray Nave
Fusart Edges Peralta In Narrow Round One Fight
Fusart of Irvington defeated Jacy Porn a of Tamaqua in a single-elimination bout at an Ammon venue. The decision came in the opening night round, with Fusart earning the nod over his opponent.
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Elizabeth
J. UP
Charlie
Fusart
Irvington
Jacy Porna
Tamaqua
Major League Moguls Rebuff Pacific Coast Loop Move
Major League moguls reject request for equal status with the Pacific Coast Loop. Discussions focus on night baseball, player bonuses, and staff direction as Commissioner Chandler faces pivotal joint sessions. Indians and other clubs maneuver for asset sales and trade talks amid a tense winter meeting backdrop.
Bowling league scores and standings across multiple clubs
A dense report catalogs scores from Alpha Retna and Central Lutheran leagues, naming players such as Theresa Farley, Dorothy Campbell, and Bernie Showalter, with high games and triples across women and men divisions. It notes team wins in the Bibs, Collars, Gowns, and Uniforms matchups and highlights top performers like Thom Tynbell, Jack Cunningham, and Paul Teethaway.
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Central Lutheran
Mermanera
Winery
H. Fearnk
Silla
Arenuk Podynek
Martin-NeiLeel Wootes
Theresa Farley
Atavyin-Neilzel
Ruschaiy Remeke
Anna Feluvk
Marvinwitzel
Marvin = Neitzel
Pearce Gray
Gordon Weitzel
English Whips Teddy Swain In Ten Rounds
Bile Masses, Wagtise Fall River fighter, won a hotly disputed split decision last night over Teddy Swain of Toronto in the ten round main bout at the Marth Street Arena. Swain protested the verdict as the Canadian demanded a recount while English pressed the attack with left jabs and rights throughout.
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Bile
Mass
Bubby Wagtise
Fall River
Teddy Swain
Toronto
Marth Street Arena
Swain
Engllen
Baltier
Awain
CCHS Quint to battle Troy High in top scholastic court clash
Readable fragments show CCHS quint slated to face Troy High Friday at Seventhe Avenue gym in a league title push. Troy High lineup features Mayrall Bhar Winslat Rogers Ford Cohen with others listed. last week Catholic High defeated Vincentigno Institute in opener.
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Cchs Quint
Troy High
Malehion
Ielty
Gathalie High
Troy
High
Seventhe Avenue
Prestengon Farecanta
Ed Dekeri
Rce
Neal Loop
Cathalic Tigh
Ure
Vincentign Institute
Datense
Jong Aggregation
Eridayah
BN Mayrall
Carlyte
Cookie” Bharwin
Harold Winslat
Bot Rodgura Ih Ford
Bernie Cohen
Byeldal
AlbAven
Jackson
Cole
Sawyer
Canfiitt
Owens
Leswick Heads AHL Scorers In Week Rankings
Pele Leswick of the Indianapolis Capitols led the American Hockey League players with 35 points for the week, keeping him atop the scoring race. Paul Courteau of New Haven rose to second with 30 points after a six-point week, while Roger Leger of Buffalo, Fred Hunt, Norman Larson, and others trailed with strong showings. Baby Doll Daly and Rosa Nipfel were noted for penalties including major infractions.
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New Pavan
Coon
Pele Leswick
Indianapolis Capitols
American Hockey League
New Haven
Paul Courteau
Roger Leger
Buffalo
Courteau
Fred Hunt
Norman Larson
Courtery
Johnny Daly
SL Louis Flyers
Rosa “Nipfel
Providence Reds
Baby
Campa Grill’s Victory Stuns Venatal Tavern In Rough Scores
Johnaan led Campa Grill to a 21 point win over Venatal Tavern as Tentyele and Teno posted strong totals for the heat rivals. Team standings show Els wartlh Hotel leading a crowded field with Thorne Grill and Moha Grill close behind, while Box Mento's Grill trails with 44-22 and Yenatati at 12. Local averages highlight Connally's 18 and Hag's top scores among several listed players.
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King's Service
Rumiph
Arsenil
Veterans Vocational Quintet
Allegheny Ludlum
Buchman Products
Manningea
Kennedy
Ryan
Weamey
Hullock
Arsenal
Murray
Cooley
Allegheny
Larkin
Snyder
Dundon
Allegheny Dudtam
Is Ranivoth
Oo Sloane
Thompson
S. Taille
Cave
MacLean
VanBuskirk
Ritter
G. Berling
X. Vantwerp
Buchman
Dumdon
Sorell
Azadian
Timter
Pazenza
Rehr Manning
Devine
Civika
Twenel
Kirkner
A Campbell
Moentgomery
G Gould
RING
Tyan
Houliinn
Ghonrad A
Valent
Moot
Kings
Cody Caswell
Scarer
Azadia Timer
Mart
Yuener—Pazienga
Hull
Lowe
Ray
Holle Rose
Laaera
A. TieMento
Robinson
Tharna Grill
B. Dnglia
Alpha Grill
Sind Bhowalter
Johnaan
Campa Grill
Venatal Tavern
Tentyele
Teno
Elswartlh Hotel
Thorne Grill
Moha Grill
Vandennick Jt. C
Fifth Avenue ‘Tavern
Box Mento's Grill
Yenatati
Connally
Marocco
Wiliams
Tunkel
Lacy
Bellerora
Care MB and Curry
Walker to Get Neil Plaque at Naval Boxing Banquet
New York writer James J. Walles was selected by boxing writers as the 1015 Edward J. Nett Memorial Plaque recipient for contributions to boxing. The award honors Wilkes name, with the banquet set for January 23. Walker Jong led with 12 votes among six nominees, and the group will present the eighth Nett Plaque to a longtime boxing advocate who helped legalize the sport in New York. The board also elected Dawson as first VP, Jennings as second VP, Fleischer as secretary treasurer, and named several others to the board of directors.
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New York
James J. Walleser
Yeater
Edward J. Nett
Presa
Walker
Walker Jong
New York State
Hearldom
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Billy Conn
Henry Armstrong
Joe Louis
Barney Those
Benny Leonard
Wolke
James F. Dawson
the Times
Brst
Jim Jennings
the Mirror
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Sid Poder
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Jesse Abramson
The
Herald ‘Tribune
Les Bromberg
World-Telegram
Pidt. van Every
Sun
Barney ‘Nagler
le Bronk Home News
Oma KO's Hall in fifth at Buffalo Ring
Oma KO's Hall in the fifth round at Memorial Auditorium before 3 678 fans. The Buffalo fighter weighed 172 to Hall's 102 and dropped his hands in celebration after a dominant stoppage sequence, with Hall taking punishment across rounds two to four.
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Oma Ko's Hall
Buffalo
Ring
Lee Oma
Detroit
Acton
Witl
Prentiss Hall
Hall
Oma
Onin
Precely
Oinn
Lyons Plans Return as Active Player with White Sox
Ted Lyons, veteran Chicago White Sox pitcher, recently discharged Marine captain after three years in the Marines, met baseball officials and stated he is ready to return to pitching in 1946. White Sox offered a coaching contract, but Lyons insists he still can serve as a pitcher and hopes to be given a chance in spring training.
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Chicago Upi
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Sox
Welcome home Chief Mullen leads South Trojan reentry
Leo Chief Mullen, famed South Troy referee and former Navy chief petty officer, returns to officiating after 46 months at sea. He logged world travels, Central Pacific duty, and extensive Central Parith Area work, earning praise from players and promoters for a career spanning a decade. The boxing scene in Troy also highlights Pro boxing’s big card, Ved Bayly promoting, and the loss of Tom McCormick, a noted sports figure.
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Leo
Mullen
Chief
Navy
Central Pacific
Newfoundland
South Pacific
Burne
Stors
Troy
Tom McCormick
McCormick
Owas
Troy Witnuss
Tom McCariaid
Fordham to Resume Grid Sport in '46
Fordham University plans to restart intercollegiate football in 1946 after wartime suspension. Athletic manager Jack Coffey said no schedule is set yet, but expects games with three city schools and possibly hires the veteran coach Devore, though he may be too large for the program at this stage.
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Fordham
New York
Fordham UniVerslty
Jack Coffey
Opporpata
College of the City of New York
Brooklyn College
Ed Danawski
Fordhan Hack
Yeun
Rams
Coffey
Ugh Devore
Natts
Devore
Sacred Heart Quint Defeats St Josephs in Open Senior C League
Sacred Heart Upset St Joseph's 42 to 27 in a strong second half comeback to begin the Senior C basketball league. Pomeles aided Sacred Heart with 21 points, while Evers led St Joseph's with 12. Bernie McToughlin and Tom Connell contributed solid games for the winners as Sacred Heart opens at home against Kenyon Alumni.
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Sacred Heart
St Joseph's
St. Joseph's
East Siders
Alm Pomeles
Jin
Bob Gulli
AS. Eee
Bernie McToughlin
Tom Connell
St. Joseph’s
Evars
Ponisie
Sever
Malone
Tina
Bordon
Dayle
Evers
Aia Penrose
Tario
Berg Nichola Gs Oob& Kolontetysm
Abbott, Scurer—Dillon
O'Nirl
Busher Named Horse Of Year In Digest Ballot
New York readers vote Busher, Warren Wright’s filly, horse of the year in a 140-expert poll by Wie Tur and Sperk Digest. Busher won 10 of 13 races and earned 334,085 dollars. Acme, Warren Wright’s other entry, finished second with four first place votes.
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New York
M—An
Wie Tur
Sperk Digest
Baltimore
Louis B. Mayer
Markel
Ron
Twilight Tear
Buster
Magne
Eye Mendley
Auvanth
Warren Wright
Acme
Sport Digest
Pitt and Connecticut Players Named To East Eleven
Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate, directing the All Eastern College Stars in the East West Shrine Bowl in San Francisco January 4, named two more players for the squad. Leo Skladany of Pitt and Walter Trojantowski of Connecticut, along with a noted end from the West, were added. Kerr, en route to the West Coast, stopped to give an address here.
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Altoona
Andy Kerr
Colgate
San Francisco
Yeaterday
Leo Skladany
Pitt
Walter Trojantowski
West Coast
Kerr
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