Giants Rout Redskins to Force Eastern Playoff in New York
The New York Giants crushed the Washington Redskins 31 to 7 before 35 540 fans to deadlock the Eastern Division and set a New York playoff next Sunday. Ward Duff Bill Paschal led the attack as the Giants dominated both lines, with Emery Nix Frank Liebe and Dave Brown contributing key scores. A pregame coin flip by Commissioner Layden determined the playoff site if New York won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
National Football League
New York
Giants
Ward Duff
Bill Paschal
Terk
Slingin
Sammy Bauch
Redksins
Baugh
Joe Aguirre
Frank Cope
Mel Heim
Steve Pritko
Emery Nix
Frank Liebe
Gair
Cuff
Cutt
Dave Brown
Nix
Will Walls
Layden
Steve Owen
Redskins
Chicago Bears
Chicago
CY-O Senior Loop Scores
CY O senior loop scores featured in a brief item highlighting individual performances and scoring totals. The report notes standout players and team results, with emphasis on precision in scoring and competitive framing.
Soccer Results in American League Standings
Scores from New York Philadelphia Americans 3 Brooklyn 2. Baltimore Brooklyn Wander B C 8 NJ Kearny Scots 1. Kia Philadelphia Amore Americans 2. Brooklyn Hispano and Kearny Cetus L noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia Americans
Brooknattan
Baltimore
Brooklyn Wander B.C
Kearny Scots
Americans
Kia
Philadelphia Amore Americans
Brooklyn
Hispano & Kearny Cetus L
National tennis rankings name Hunt No 1 for 1943 season
Lieut Joseph R Hunt the 1943 U S singles champion is recommended for the No 1 spot in the national rankings ahead of the 1943 season. John A Kramer, Francisco Segura, and B Wood, Jr. also figure in the top positions with Pauline Betz and top women contenders listed in the women’s rankings. The United States Lawn Tennis Association will act at its Jan 15 meeting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J.g
Joseph R. Hunt
U.S
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Hunt
Schroeder
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
A. Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Cal
Doris Hart
Miami
Kremer
Segura
William Tal
George Ball
el Paso
Tex
David CG. Freeman
Pasadena
Robert Oolman
Seattle
John F. Shea
Robert Wasserman
Richard J. Bender
Westfeld
N. J. His
Packers Pass Out Good and Bad News for Other Pro Grid Clubs
Green Bay announces both positive and negative updates for NFL teams. Hutson is retired as a player but signed as an assistant to coach Lambeau, to pass on instincts and skills. The move aims to enrich future Packers with Hutson's renowned feints and dodges. Hutson starred in the league since 1935 and set multiple passing and scoring records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Bun Hutsoly
Cary Lambeau Hutson
Packer Corporation
Packers
Bucky Harris Finds Good Company In Minor Leagues
Ex majors pilot Bucky Harris enters Buffalo as minor league manager with ready company of former big leaguers like Gabby Hartnett and Charley Grimm. The piece recalls Harris’ fortitude, past World Series tale, and notes other ex-pilots thriving in minors while sharing punchy anecdotes from baseball meetings and scouting legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucky Harris
Bucky
Gabby Hartnett
Jersey City
Charley Grimm
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Toledo
Hartnett
Willy Smilly
Ray Blades
St. Paul
New Orleans
Jewel
Enst
Syracuse
Donie Bush
Indianapolis
Burleigh Grimes
Toronto
Rogers Hornsby
Fort Worth
Three C Y O Senior League Cage Games Reported
A pair of close C Y O Senior League games and three easy wins are recorded. In Hillside, St Marys edged K of C Squires 14-13 with Rogers and Ziter on eight for the winners, Hildebrandt six for the losers. St Josephs of Green Island routed St Patricks of Waterview 53-31 led by Prediger 17 and Jordan 10. St Anthonys beat St Patricks 34-22 with Muscatel and Cardnato each at ten. St Peters overwhelmed St Francis 11-5 with Caswell 18 and Mack 14. Rooney scored 13 as St Augustines defeated Sacred Heart 85-31, Burns 15 for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Augustine
McDonough
O’brien
Rooney
Deguan
Patrick
G. Connely
Shanley
Sacred Heart
Bondi
F. Walthers
F. McElligotte
Spenard
Burns
Watson
Obains
Peters
F.B. E.G. St. John
Mack
Fid Caswell
Baily
St. Anthony's Fahr
Bosko
Newman
O'Brien
Gion
Phil
Sax
ST. Patrick's Troy
Anthony
Sommer
T. P. iMennen
Piatt
G. Ruscatello
Berger
Cardnato
Arn
ST. Joseph's
ST. Patrick's Va
Rafferty
C. Squires
Larkin
Powers
Wash
F. Gilcrist
Hildebrandt
O'Connell
ST. Mary's FE
O'Neil
Francese
F. Mitchell
F. Rogers
Ziter
Donnelly
St. Mary’s
Hillside
Rogers
Green Island
St. Patrick’s
Waterview
L. Prediger
G. Jordan
J. B. McGlynn
D. Mitola
St. Anthony's
St. Patrick's
Muscatello
Crawley
St. Peter's
St. Francis
Caswell
Sacred Heart Edges St Patrick's In Intermediate League
Sacred Heart defeated St Patrick's 31-25 at St Peter's Lyceum as Tull led winners with 14 points and Hogan topped the losers with ten. St Anthony's crushed St Augustine's 41-19. Carmen had seven for the losers. St Joseph's Troy beat St Joseph's Green Island 29-22 with Donovan 10 and O'Neil 9. St Paul’s edged St Peter’s 23-22 as Spiedel scored 10 for the losers. In Junior League Watervliet St Patrick's beat St Lawrence's 14-1 with Tracey nine and Hill ten. St Joseph's Green Island toppled St Mary's 16-9. St Joseph's Troy defeated Hill side 25-10 led by Bradley 10. Catholic High: Our Lady of Victory 28-27 over St Francis. St Paul’s 28-16 over St Peter's. St Anthony's 16-14 over St Augustine's. C O games at Cohoes High were postponed to next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
St. Patrick's
St. Peter's Lyceum
Tull
Hogan
Bucciero
St. Anthony’s
St. Augustine
Carmen
St. Joseph’s of
Troy
Donovan
O’neil
St. Joseph’s
Green Island
Farkas
Conroy
St. Paul’s
St. Peter’s
W. Spiedel
F. Tracey
C. McGlynn
St Patrick’s of
Hillside
Lavin
Catholic High
Our Lady of Victory
St. Francis
St Augustine’s
Cohoes High School
Canadiens Beat Red Wings 5 1 After Slow Start
Montreal Canadiens erased a two game skid by overturning a 1 0 deficit to defeat the Detroit Red Wings 5 to 1 before 13106 fans. Ray Getliffe and Leo Lafl amoureux each netted two goals as injuries pinned to Buddy O Conn or, Elmer Lach, and Toe Blake did not play. Syd Howe scored for Detroit in the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit AP
Montreal Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Ray Getliffe
Leo Lamoureux
Canadiens
Buddy O’connor
Elmer Lach
Toe Blake
Syd Howe
Stein W J Tackle Back To Win Almost Single Handedly
Russell Stein of Washington and Jefferson moved from tackle to fullback in 1920 and scored all points in a 28 0 win over West Virginia He also called signals as an offensive end and played multiple roles on defense He was 6 3 215 and later served as sheriff of his Ohio county The article notes his All America status in 1971 as well as his brother Herb Stein’s Pitt connection and recalls W J s Rose Bowl bid and Rose Park game details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson Russell Stein
Washington and
Jefferson
West Virginia
Russ Stein
Russ
Herb
Pittsburg
Panthers
Presidenta
Little Washington
Greasy Neale
Stein
Bethany
Bucknell
West Virginia Wesleyan
Carnegie Tech
Lehigh
Syracuse
Westminster
Detroit
Pop Warner
Pasadena
Wayne Brenkert
California
Arst
Brenkert
Golden Bears
Kiskiminetas Springs
Niles, C
Fats Henry
Zee
J. de
Mermen Defeat MIT to Break RPI Records in Cambridge
RPI mermen defeated MIT 39 to 36 in Cambridge to notch their second late-season win. RPI won six of eight events, skipping the medley relay and 50-yard back. Lilly set a new RP I mark in the 50-yard free and Thompson broke the RP I 20-yard breaststroke record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Engineers
Cambridge
Mass
R. P. I. Mermen
Jack Lilly
Bill Thompson
Bumstead
Thompson
Bailey
Rutter
Tabenta
Sievers
Lilly
Cobb
Newman
Hunt
Aguila
Saunders
Bradley Celebrates 84th Birthday at Idle Hour Farm
Col Edward R Bradley, noted Louisville magnate and Derby owner, quietly marked his 84th birthday at Idle Hour Farm near Lexington. Guests included sister Mrs Catherine Bailey and secretary Tom Bohney. Bohney reported Bradley felt exceptionally well and enjoyed a big turkey dinner amid a deluge of congratulatory messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Edward R. Bradley
Lexington and
Palm Beach
Fla
Catherine Bailey
Tom Bohney
Bohney
Bradley
Zivic Harris Bout Postponed By Ear Infection
The 10 round bout between Fritzie Zivic and Ossie Harris scheduled for tonight is postponed to Thursday night December 16 as Harris battles an ear infection, announced by Rooney McGinley Boxing Club and matchmaker Jake Mintz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Ossie Harris
Rooney-McGinley Boxing Club
Jake Mintz
Harris
Troy Area Bowling Notes Show Tight National League Race
The Reds fall three games to Jimmie Leonard's Robins setting a tie with Larry Myers' Phillies after a two to one loss to Jack Kellett's Cards. Cassidy posts 585 series while Mealy, Panga, and Myer reach 513s for the Reds. Kennedy paces Kellett's Cards with 550 and Myers shows 40 in spite of an ankle as Braves struggle. Giants take three from Braves behind Dave Cushing's 519. Cubs beat Ed Post's team 2-1 with Post at 624 and Joe Ever contributing a 527 plus 204. Three-way tie for first includes Reds and Phillies, with Robins, Cubs, Pirates in chase. Era Girle Yetto tops New Era Girls League with 1935-26. Berg hamm er totals follow. Alpha Beta League sees Perrine kegler top at 187-484 with Leslie runner-up. Carharts Laundry win twice while Seven Up and others post scores. Troy Masonic leads North Troy League with Harry Randall's 590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Jimmie Leonard
Robins
Larry Myers
Phillies
Jack Kellett
Charlie Cassidy
Jimmie Mealy
Otto Panga
Bill Myers
John Kennedy
Kellett
Tommie Dougherty
Braves
Tom
John Fallon
Dave Cushing
Giants
Dave
Joe Ever
Ed Post
Cubs
Tom Brady
Joe
Tor
Alpha Beta
Kegler
Perrine
Leslie
Davis
Duesinger
Sorensen
Wagar
Thorsland
Cusack
Carharts Laundry
Leslies
Spillane Pharmacy
Boswell’s
Pommers
Woodworths
Sunset
Worth
Troy Masonic
Harry Randall
North Troy Masonic
Harry
Joop
Will Patton
Dud May
Co. Slade
Red” la Dieu
George Clempson
Day Retains Pin Lead In All-Star Bowling Meet
Ned Day of West Allis Wisconsin held his lead in the third annual All-Star Match Game bowling championships though he won only one of four games in the third round last night. His Peterson total stood at 294.04 with one round left. Closest rival was Rudy Pagel of Milwaukee at 281.04 followed by John Crimmins Detroit 279.39 and Paul Krumske Chicago 277.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Dale Ward
San Francisco
Day
Peterson
Keglers
Rudy Pagel
Milwaukee
John Crimmins
Detroit
Paul Krumske
Bid to Put College Lacrosse On Level With Major Sports
New York report details the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association pushing to raise lacrosse to major-sport status amid wartime limits. Penn State publicity chair Dr. Carl P. Schott vows rule revisions and continued play while highlighting awards to Tyler Campbell of Princeton and George Plepe of Johns Hopkins for 1942 and 1948. New officers named include Colgate’s John H. Paige as president and Navy’s Cmdr Morris D. Gilmode as second vice president, with Dartmouth’s Charles E H Marsters and others on the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl P. Schott
Penn State
United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
Tyler Campbell
Princeton
George Plepe
Johns Hopkins
Respec
A B G Cagers Lead JCC Basketball League
The A B G Fraternity opened with a 37 24 win over the Avengers at Center gym. Phil Sax led A B G with 13 points, while B Harrell had 12 for the Avengers. King Pin Juniors beat Center Juniors 41 18 with Plowstrup scoring 21. Bebernitz led Lansingburg Monarchs 17 14 over Watervliet Indians with six. Waterford Aces beat Lansingburg Royals 44 34 as Swatting scored 16 and Christian tallied 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Community Center
Avengers
Center Gym
Phil Sax
B. Harrell
King Pin
Center
Plowstrup
Appel
Bob Bebernitz
Lansingburg Monarchs
Watervliet Indians
Davin
Indians
Waterford Aces
Lansingburg Royals
Swatling
Christian
Boston Olympics Top Crescents For No 15
The Boston Olympians beat the Brooklyn Crescents 11 at Boston Garden to secure their 15th Eastern Amateur Hockey League win. The Aggies remain strong in football with a 7-1-1 season. Texas A&M lost to Texas 27-13 and LSU later beat the Aggies 23-13 in the Orange Bowl context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Olympics
Boston
Brooklyn Crescents
Boston Garden
Aggies
Miami
Fla
Texas Aggies
Louisiana State
Texas
LSU
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Hunt
Kramer
Parker
Miss Betz
Miss Brough
Miss Hart
Margaret Osborne
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Mary Arnold
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Helen I. Bernhard
Helen P. Rihbany
Katharine Winthrop
Shirley June
Fry
Akron
Ohio
Norma T. Barber
Eianor P. Cushingham
Pensacola
Betty Rosenquest
South Orange
N. J
Lillian Lopaus
Marjorie Waite
Atlanta
Gloria Evans
Upper Montclair
Connie Clifton
New Smyrna
Barbara Scofield
Nancy Corbett
River Forest
Trace
Llang
J.C. C. Cagers
Teeau
Lambeau
Hutson
Whitney Martin
Immg
Bill Cox
Bucky T
Buffalo
Bison
Doc Prothro
Stanley R. Harris
Clark Griffith
Young Harris
Mr. Griffith
Bill Terry
McGraw
Terry
Curley Ogden
George Mogridge
Ogden
Mogridge
Fred Marberry
Walter Johnson
George Kelly
LAIN
Emil
Ote
Ais
W.J. Tackle
RPI
MIT
Moore
Grandland
MM. Bumstead
Hawthorn
Waters
Kaedel
Tabenia
Crapo
Smith
Ifeld
Swartz
Zivic-Harris
A. Yetto
G. Berghammer
L. Berghammer
J. Peter
Alexanders
Yetto
A.B. G. Cagers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!