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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1943

Page

16

Redskins wallop Giants 28 to 0 in playoff clincher

Washington Redskins defeated the New York Giants 28 to 0 at Polo Grounds to secure the Eastern Pro League playoff, with Anvil Andy Fi a two touchdown effort and Slingin Sam Baugh throwing for 199 yards and 16 completions. Sammy added a kickoff and a key interception, while the Redskins’ line dominated, setting up a national final against the Chicago Bears.

Polo Grounds Upi Slingin Sarmy Baugh Anvil Andy Fi Washington Redskins New York Giants New Yorkers Washington Andy Sammy Giants Palo Grounds Chicago Bears Chicago Farkas Muzzie Texas Christian Ted Lapka Redskins Orer Paschal Ward Cuff Washington Territory Tuffy Leemans Cuff Skins New York Washingtons Bob Masterson Wilbur Moore Baugh Master Gon Frank Leno Lapka Coffin Corner

Soccer Results American League Roundup

Soccer results from the American League list matches in New York and surrounding cities. Reports show scores for Brookhavan versus Brookism Hspanos in New York Brookhavan 4.5 to 3, Philadelphia Naturals versus Paurenore A C4 in Philadelphia, Kearny Celtics beating Philadelphia Americans, Baltimore Americans defeating New York Americans, and New York Wanderers drawing with Kearny Seats.

American League New York Brookhavan Brookism Hspanos Phlladelphia Pradelphia Naturals Alearny NJ Philadelphia Americans Kearny Celtics Baltimore Baltimore Americans New York Americans Brogulyn Wanderers Kearny Seats

Previous Winners of Athlete of Year in AP Poll

New York records list past Associated Press Athlete of the Year winners from 1931 Pepper Marin to 1943 Gunder Haegg with names like Joe Louis Jesse Owens Tom Harmon Don Budge and Nate Kinwick. The transcription shows many misspellings and overlaps in years but confirms a 1930s sequence across sports including boxing football track tennis and golf.

New York Associated Press Pepper Marin Sere Sarazen Carl Huttnell Pasese Ligey Van Bast van Joe Lo Jesse Owens Don Budge Ton Budge Nate Kinwick Tommy Harmon Joe Didivgga Frank Sinkuich Gunder Haegg

Haegg Named 1943 Athlete Of Year In AP Poll

Swedish runner Gunder Haegg named 1943 Athlete Of The Year after eight straight wins in U S tracks, earning 109 points in the AP ballot. Spurgeon Chandler of the Yankees close behind with 59 points, Angelo Bertelli and Cornelius Warmerdam also noted. Haegg first foreign winner in 13 years, plans to write a sports column and run a haberdashery in Sweden after returning.

New York UPI Gunder Haegg Haegg United States Army Air Forces Relief Society Associated Press Frankie Sinkwich Georgia Spurgeon Chandler New York Yankees Angelo Beriell Deluxe Notre Dame Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam Chicago Joe Loms Joe DiMaggio Yankees U. S Sweden Torotsbladet Gaevle Free Department Jen Maimo Haegs Arne Andersson Matt Cooper Don Hutson Bill Smith Otto Graham Sammy Baugh Sid Luckinen Jon Nelson Tommy Hart EU Daley Ropert Odell Nick

Beebe Bul and Rev Flynt Lead Arkansas Hoop Rise

Bill Flynt, a Baptist minister, has earned a starting forward spot for the University of Arkansas basketball team. He blends church duties with college athletics, drawing attention for his half-hitch shot as Arkansas seeks its eleventh Southwest Conference title in 21 years.

Fayetteville Ark Bill Flynt University of Arkansas Arkansas Cage Flynt Perryville Beebe Quachita College Arkadelphia Ark Arkansas Parkers Forkers

Seven Footers Stir College Basketball Rules Debate

Oklahoma Aggies coach Iba defends seven footers like Bob Kurland as a reason not to change baskets or rules. He cites Kurland's defense and a slow motion style as adaptable to material, predicts a faster game after military service returns, and notes Rhode Island State and Long Island teams influence on shooting patterns.

Whitney Martin New York Hankiba Jon Oklahoma Aggies Firs Iba Bob Kurland Ibas Aggies Madison Square Garden Kurland Oklahoma University Rhode Island Pa Hke Frank Keaney Dro Long Clair Bae Serry Long Island

St. Peter's Seeks No 11 in clash with St Luke's

St Peter's high varsity aims for its 11th win of the season tonight at 9 p.m. against unbeaten St Luke's on the St Peter's Lyceum court. The visitors trumpet a strong lineup including Roy Peters and Ed Sullivan. St Peter's counters with Guinan St John and Paul McAlonie at forward and Ray Batley at center.

St. Peter's St. Luke's St. Peter's Lyceum St. Luke’s Roy Peters Mont Pleasant High School Ed Sullivan la Salle Institute Harold MacConvery Bud Kieven Nagel Smith Andy Sturgeon Tom Clair

Canadiens Trim Bruins in 3-1 NHL Victory

Montreal, leading the league, toppled Boston 3-1 as Toe Blake scored twice and Gerry Heffernan added another. Herbie Cain later scored for Boston, but the Bruins could not overcome the Canadiens sell-out crowd of over 12 000. The Boston club showed signs of the stronger team from their prior matchups.

Montreal Canadiens Boston Bruins Bruins Boston Toe Blake Gerry Heffernan Herbie Cain

Hershey Bears Tie Bisons In Furiously Played Game

Hershey Bears and Buffalo Bisons battled to a 3 3 tie in an American Hockey League showdown before 3939 fans. Gaston Gauthier scored his third goal late to force the draw after Max Kaminsky powered the visitors with two goals, while Walter Atanas and Billy Hudson were among other key contributors in a tense, riot-tinged clash.

Buffalo Gaston Gauthier Hershey Bears Buffalo Bisons Gauthier Bears Walter Atanas Max Kaminsky Billy Moe Bison Emi Billy Hudson

Girls Seek Games with District Teams

The Weedmen Circle Girls basketball team of Schenectady seeks district game bookings. Contact Joseph A. Conway at 527 McClellan Street, Schenectady 4 M. D. or call Schenectady 40626 to arrange matches.

Weedmen Circle Schenectady Joseph A. Conway McClellan Street M. D

Zivice Zanelli Bout Headlines Boston Card Tonight

Former world welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic from Pittsburg and Ralph Zanelli of Providence square off in the main ten round bout at the Goodwin A C show in Boston Garden. Sergt Barney Ross will attend as guest. part of the proceeds go to disabled veterans and Ross will auction a pair of gloves worn by Andy Callahan, recently killed in action in Italy.

Boston Fritzie Bivic Pittsburg Ralph Zanelli Providence Clash Tonight Goodwin A. C Boston Garden Sergt Barney Ross Ross Andy Callahan Italy

College basketball scores from across the nation

A compiled list of college basketball results features numerous matchups with final scores. Notable examples include Villanova 42 over Princeton 40, Western Michigan 48 over Michigan 38, Connecticut 42 over Wesleyan 33, and Wisconsin 40 over Marquette 37.

Villanova Princeton Western Michigan Michigan Coast Guard Duke Penn State Washington and Jefferson Stevens Tech Drew Brown City College of New York University of Richmond Hampden-Sydney Albright Bringham Young Kentucky University of Cincinnati Town University Monmouth College Tufts Bates Yale Harvard Lafayette Lehigh Wisconsin Marquette Illinois Missouri St. John’s Brooklyn Detroit Brooklyn Poly Brooklyn Coll Georgian Navy Robing Field Macon

Colgate Tops R. P. I. In See-Saw 63-56 Battle

Colgate defeats R. P. I. 63-56 as Marine transfers from Seton Hall contribute forty points led by Bob Wanzer with 22 and seven final minutes. Ed McLaughlin adds 18, Bob Dewey 15, while Leo Katkaveck scores 18 for Colgate. The Engineers rally to a 45-44 edge late before Colgate pull ahead in the final period. R. P. I. goes idle until January 7 at UM.

Seton Hall College Colgate Red Raiders Hamilton Bob Wanzer Ed McLaughlin Bob Dewey Leo Katkaveck Tech Engineers Henry O'Keeffe Johnny Andes Cagers Ed Donald

CYO Senior League Basketball Results Highlight Campus Action

A slate of 3 CYO Senior League games at Hillside and St Patrick’s featured close contests and forfeits. St Joseph’s of this city fell 16-13 to Green Island’s St Joseph’s. Prediger led the winners with six. St Anthony’s toppled St Augustine’s 44-24 led by Marchese with 18 and Cardnuto 17.

Hillside St. Patrick's St. Joseph's Green Island Gavin and Hennessy Prediger C. Squires Watervliet St. Augustine's St. Patrick’s McDonough Rooney St. Peter’s Lyceum St. Paul's St. Joseph's of Troy St. Peter's Sacred Heart St. Anthony’s LaSalle Gym McCall Archambault Torriso Trojans St. Lawrence's Costello Hill St. Mary's St. Patrick’s Watervliet McInerny Tracy McGlynn Catholic High Roberts St. Francis Evans Boyle McGraw St Anthony's Testo Our Lady of Victory Rafferty Bast Mulqueen Denskers Gavin Murray Blugott Casey Penice Berrigan g.Ryan T.P. Bieceglia DeFabio T. Barbetta Jordan Messier Anderson Errigan A Corer J. McLaren Timer J. Gavin F.G. F.B E. Rafferty R. Rafferty F. R. Farrell Ww. McGlynn Mitola G. A McGrath G. &Quires Evie Larkins J. Powers F. Millitte Gilchrist G. Hildebrandt G . Nash Gil Christ Dean Stellato Panza Marchese Furciniti F.B McNamara Patrick Shanley

RPI Mermen Triumph Over Trinity In Hartford Meet

RPI defeated Trinity 50 to 24 in Hartford on Saturday despite illness in the squad. Notable times include Lilly 24.1 in the 50-yard free, Thompson 2:36.3 in the 200-yard breast, and a 3:24.8 medley relay. The BE. P. L mermen will be idle until after the holidays.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Nevertheleng Trinity Hartford Conn Jack Lilly Yale Bill Thompson Egent BE. P. L Mermen Wal Katz T. Rutter R. Bruce Bailey Middleton Dinhofer Newman Parrese Madox Carleton Refano

Boston Olympics Win Exhibition Hockey At Garden

The Boston Olympics beat the Quebec Army Raiders 3 to 1 in an exhibition at Boston Garden. Regular goalie Maurice Courteau missed the game due to illness at home while Paul Renaud starred in net for Boston. Paul Bibeault played for the Raiders. Fort Jackson Prevails Over Seymour Johnson Field Cadets 53 to 44 in basketball.

Boston Boston Olympics Quebec Army Raiders Boston Garden Olympics Maurice Courteau Paul Renaud Boston Nets Paul Bibeault Les Canadiens Montreal Raiders Fort Jackson Goldsboro N. C Seymour Johnson Field Aviation Cadets

Marion Classified as 1-A Card Shortstop Draft Status

Martin W. Slats Marion of the St. Louis Cardinals has been classified 1-A by the Abbeville draft board and will be eligible for induction into the armed services in the new year. He lives in Antreville, is married, and father to a five year old daughter.

Abbeville 8. C Martin W Marion St. Louis Cardinals Armed Services Antreville

Georgia Tech Mentor Blames Coaches Over Kickoff Rules

Georgia Tech coach Bill Alexander, a national football rules committee member, rejects calls to penalize out-of-bounds kickoffs. He argues for keeping the 35 yard line choice and questions mid-field restart proposals, noting the 15 yard gain and the ball’s unpredictable bounce.

Atlantas Bill Alexander Georgia Tech Alexander National Football Rules Committee Michigan Fritz Crisler Alex

Catholic High defeats Cohoes High 39-30 in league hoops

John Kelly scores 21 to spark Catholic High School past Cohoes High 39-30 in a Principal's league game at Spindle City. Cohoes led 10-6 after one, 20-16 at halftime, before Catholic High pulled away in the final period. Joe Ryanasko led Cohoes with eight points. Billy Lynn added seven for Cohoes. Catholic High JV beat Cohoes Juniors 30-28 in the preliminary.

John Kelly Catholic High Cohoes High Spindle City Kelly C. C. H. S. Eagers Cohoes Bil Carney Trojans Joe Ryanasko Don Lynn Woods Winkler Ryan Egan Gulhe Yamin Degnan Campbell Barrett Cchoes High F.G. F.B. TP Babura Dingley Rynasko Lynn L. T Roberts

Barons sign teen pitcher Pryor to Indians farm system

Little Rock Doughboys star righthander David Pryor, 17, signed by the Cleveland Indians and assigned to Wilkes Barre in the Eastern League. Pryor will not be 18 until September and has several years of Amateur City league experience, is a high school senior, 186 pounds, 5 feet 11 inches tall.

Little Rock Ark David Pryor Little Rock Doughboys American Legion Cleveland Indians Wilkes Barre

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