Janiro Wins Unanimous Decision Over Zavala in Madison Square Garden
Tony Janiro defeated Zavala by a unanimous decision in a welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Zavala sustained a deep cut above an eye, fought through the third round with both eyes swollen, and was pressured by Janiro who landed multiple rights. The judges Marty Monroe and Jack Schwartz scored in favor of Janiro as referee Harry Ebbets kept the action controlled.
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Janice
Spa
Maklog
Dds
Avary Elueweis
Johnny Greco
Zavala
Youngstown
Janica
Ebbels
Saddler
Clewtt
Desvils
Frankie Gramada
New York
Hobby Cumni
Brooklyn
S Tounder
Ossie Rodriguez
Prooklyn
Montreal
Joey Carbido
Youngstaiwn
Ohio
Julian Malavez
Puerto Rico
New York 5s Favored in Garden Tilts
New York University's upcoming Garden doubleheaders pit NYU against Rochester and St Johns with NYU favored after a recent win over Colgate 48 41. Rochester beat the Red Raiders 61 41 as Army Air Force veterans Beall Cuthnie Baldwin, all with Distinguished Flying Crosses, start for Rochester.
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New York
New Turk Gps
New York University
Cole Pate
Rochester
Nate Tnver
Tomer Nie
Army Air Force
Kim Beall
Neil Cuthnie
Dick Baldwin
Bewlgaunt Cue Gaye
Shi Conditions Remain Good for New York Winter Sports
Weather reports confirm continued good conditions for New York winter sports. Ski venues and bases hold solid winter snow, with forecasts predicting preservation of the snowpack at major ski centers.
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Allany
New York
Stile Commerce
Babel
St. Marys Triumphs Over Catholic High 32 27 in Troy
St. Marys of Austern defeated Catholic High School 32 to 27 on the Troy court. Costello and A Fabourl led St. Marys with 18 and 11 points respectively while Dan McCarthy added 10 for the Trojans. Catholic Central High’s Frank Mulgaven scored 12 and Brickner 18 to pace the visitors who led 27 22 after three periods but couldn’t sustain the rally.
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Curly Lel
St. Mary'a
Austerdan
Carholly Guntraltinh School
Fuvieht Dionesuit Langue
Troy Court
Bil Carlays Quitel Baat Yen
Les
Visilin
Lield
Aaeh
Catholic High
Fighth Streeters
Ham Court
Elgith Street
Bird
Costello
A. Fabourl
Dan McCarthy
St. Mary's
Jay Vees
Frank Mulgaven
Rrlckner
Amsterdam
Vatholie High
Gullie
al McCarthy
Simiio
Holmes
Settuns
G. A
Fans Brave Rain To Buy Rose Bowl Tickets
Rain soaked crowds braved heavy showers as fans queued outside the Municipal Auditorium and Memorial Coliseum for the Alabama Southern California New Year’s game tickets. About 4,780 seats sold in 50 minutes with a steady procession of fans, including many seniors, despite weather and minor disturbances. Ticket price was 39 dollars for seniors, with few purchases at that rate.
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Pasadena
Cal
Municipal Auditorium
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles
INA
Scholastic Cage Results From St Misys and St Miry’s
In a scholastic basketball update, St Misys Adjustertnin led 33 to 0 against Aerishire Hi Iseveny Adal. St Aue's Alluny trailed 93 to 23 with Tobin's Rensselice scoring 25 and St Miry's Fliidean 24. Ciliain's Schenectady faced Nairinks in an uneven matchup.
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St. Misys Ajustertnin
Holmes Salvages National Slugging Tit in NL Feature
Tommy Holmes of Boston led NL slugging with .577 average and 367 total bases marking a standout season. Rookie Bill Salzer of Pittsburgh trailed, with Whitey Kurowski of St Louis and others among top sluggers. news notes on walks, games, and team standouts follow the league totals and records.
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Hy Jack Band
New York
Tommy Holmes
Boston
I Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Ip Tor
Villein Tung
Turmoil in Industrial League Highlights Various Scores
Fragmented report covers Class A and Class C Industrial League play with numerous players named and multiple matches. Key results show Manning, Von Murta, and Celeste achieving high scores. Anderson and Luecka top scorers for lasers. and Gleemont, Gortane, and Golda among teams with notable wins amid scattered lineups.
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Fudoshlah
Holt ‘Nuna
Mitte
Berk- Tey Om Tha Industrial
von Murta
Jina #ponces
Annie Yahrandr
DLA
Zoph
Allegheny Ludlums
Sever Buchman Products
Harm
Arsenal
Weg Fers
Melawie Paper
Iwhuve
Missouri Conference Votes on Freshmen Athletics Participation
Missouri Valley Conference athletics directors recommended unanimously to allow freshman participation in athletics, with action to be taken by faculty representatives at the annual conference meeting. The proposal aims to standardize policies across valley schools and was reported yesterday.
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St Louis
St Anthony's Triumphs Over Sacred Heart in League Tilt
St Anthony's beat Sacred Heart 63 to 40 to move into first place in the league. Troy High product Clofit returned from service and scored 19 points in his debut for St Anthony's. Mutlana and Rech each added 10 points for the winners while Watley and Caswell led Sacred Heart with 12 apiece. In a prior game, St Anthony's edged Colina A A 41-39 in overtime at Calonie.
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Bb Anthony
Sacred Hearh Quintettts Dvat’ Acback
Schier C. ¥. O
Tray Boys Club Gym
State Straterg
Kenshi
Troy High
Lung
St. Anthony
Clofit
Jor Mutlana
al Rech
Nonora
Volun
Mike Watly
Don Caswell
la Salle Institute
Sacred Heart Attack
St. Anthony's
Colina A. A
Calonie
Borlahled
Angers
Mkeveny
Sears
Berkwhire
St Flacher
Berkeulre
Keveny
Berkshire
Hutebina
F. Sehaeter
I. Meir
T Fibbec
We Thorpe
Cherry
G. A Paynter
G. Nash
Anthony
Clermont
G. Yamin
Dt ‘Towly
Caswell
Bed Smith
Amanney
Gully
DicLaugllin
Connell
Dillan
Baumback
Bucciesro
Thaer
Testa
St Anthony Teath
Ouls
Syracuse Belts Union Triumph Over Union College 69-26
Syracuse's fast paced Orange overwhelmed Union College 69 to 26 as Tony leads with 19 points for Syracuse. Binghamton standout BL Grhor topped Union scoring while Al Dinwley tallied for the visitors.
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Syracuse Belts Union
Quint
Syracuse PiByrense University
Union College
Tony
Grhor
Binghamton
al Dinwley
Union
Coast Wise: Grid Fans Warned of Postseason Travel
Washington warns servicemen stranded along the Pacific coast may miss return travel as post‑season football draws fans west. Officials say special trains may carry civilians to the Rose Bowl and Shrine All‑Star events in California while denying use for other bowls.
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Washington
Peothall
West Coast
DDT
Pacific Seaboard
Chotat- Mas
Johnson
Association of American Railroads
The
Pullman Company
Western Passenger Association
Pacific Coast
California
Praedena
San Francisco
IIT
Dorsey Lay Beats Dowl In Eight Round Decision
Philadelphia fighter Dorsey Lay won an eight round unanimous decision over Eddie Dowl of Newark before about 1,000 spectators. Lay weighed 28 and Dowl 1354. The bout took place at Ine Camaria.
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Philadelphia
Lay
Pollodelhpia
Eddie Dawl
Newark
M. Ty
Ine Camaria
Dowl
Clippers Defeat Washington in Eastern Michigan League clash
The Clippers beat Washington six to three in a Rast ern Mackay League game. It was Washington’s sixth straight loss. Nick Phil scored in the first period for Washington, Baltimore answered with a goal by Rud Oley. Jack Riley’s goal gave Baltimore the lead in the second period and Ed Vieneatt sealed it with an additional score.
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Washington
Baltimore
Biesca Scores Over Kronis In Sharkey A. C. Bout
In a featured boxing card at Arnona, Biesca defeated Kronis after a split decision. Padre, from Mexico City, and Isronis from Teseton each claimed one-round wins under the two-list attack in Tate rounds before a large crowd.
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Boston
Tate
Padre
Plesen
Mexico City
Steve Isronis
Teseton
Sharkey A. C. Baxing
Arnona
Jury Clears Jack Kearns in Securities Case
A federal court jury acquitted promoter Jack Kearns, once linked to boxing figures, of charges related to violating the Securities Exchange Act and mail fraud. In sports news, the Baltimore Bullets defeated the Patterson Crescents 67 to 51 in Baltimore, Maryland.
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New York Bs
Jack Keats
Chieags Aind
Jack Demagey
Frofessignal
Baltimore Bullets
Patterson, N. J
Crescents
Out-Tast Holiday Sport Preview and Racing Hopes
A nostalgic holiday column mixes sports optimism with racing prospects for 1946. Mentions boxing, basketball, baseball, football, track, and the return of racing at Saratoga and Troy tracks, plus hopes for notable trainers, jockeys, and promising two year olds including Master and others at Calumet Farm.
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Troy
Sarantaga
Sarataga Raceway
Sports
Guy
Nick
Wold
Ted Bayly
Slic
Fiany
Paul Salupina
Troy Armory
Benita
Lonzhlin
Ed Donald
Ute
Taul Pop Graham
Duke Nelson
New Harkness
Marty Poyer
South End
Jim McCraken
Supti
Ely Non Ink
Hew Jones
Ren
Jimmy Jones
Calumet Farm
Alwary
Bil
Alora
Master
Blenheim
Pompay
Sir Gaila
TJ Nelle Wing
Bet Jones
Florida
Whirlaway
Statis
Braun
College Basketball Scores Across Numerous Matches
Rensselaer defeated Coast Guard Academy 48 to 33 while Loyola beat Manhattan 44 to 23 and Holy Cross edged Dartmouth 49 to 0. Other results include Lehigh 54 over Northwestern 40, Kentucky 43 over Oklahoma 3, Arizona 45 over New Mexico 27, SMU 48 over North Texas State Teachers 2, East Texas State Teachers 52 over Rice 4, Oregon State 40 over De Paul 1, and Valparaiso 85 over Pettine College 0.
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Rensselaer
Coast Guard Academy
West
Loyola
Manhattan
Scranton
Holy Cross
Annual Shift Of Service Game Studied
Washington official Sullivan says inquiry into moving the Army Navy football game seeks feasibility and whether teams are legally bound to Philadelphia. He notes interest in broader regional hosting with War and Navy leaders sharing the view. Chicago is eager to host the 1926 game after its 1925 return.
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Washington
Jolly L. Sullivan
Naw
Nis
Jagt
Army-Navy
Sullivan
Seid
Chicago
Two Idaho Cage Stars Die in Crash
In Gooding Idaho two University of Idaho basketball players were killed and three others injured when their station wagon collided with a van loaded with concrete. Names given include Sheri Fred, Thomas of Idaho Falls, and Ronnie White of Lewiston. Injured: Groven Weltz, Cridwell, Bob Puller of Nampa, and Ware Shepherd of St. Machen. Condition of Welty and Fulfur listed as serious.
Sacred Heart Quintet Seeks Sunday Home Contest
Sacred Heart basketball team of the Senior CO League seeks a home game for tomorrow evening at the Sacred Heart gym. Teams interested have been asked to call Leo Witrshmenone at Troy.
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Tne
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Gyn
Leo Witrshmenone
Troy
Kayoes Joey Longo in Technical KO at Hunt Test Night
In Worcester Massachusetts Timothy Middys of Boston defeated Joey Longo of Baltimore by technical knockout when Longo failed to answer the bell for the seventh round of their ten round hunt test night match.
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Worcester
Mass
Timothy Middys
Uayes
Boston
Joey Longo
Baltimore
Longo
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Glenn Harmen
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James Seheckard
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Hal Cin
Cimhall
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Toho
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Hmnar
Mel Iran
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RNT
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Sulzberger
Ratt Wain Toffman
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Cloverleaf Creamery
Smith
Ford
Adirana
Elke Carney
Missouri
Berkshire Quint
Syracuse
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Gabor
Newell
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Stlekel
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Fishar
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Alan Li
Carroll
Aust
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Rich
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Irank
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SL. Patersburg
Ohder
AL Lang
Tmorlds
Teeklttspaugh
Roger Celebrated Shorterop
Mare Nee
Indhank
Clippers
Jack Kearns
Jack (Peerlesa) McGrath
Santa Claus
Yesternsy
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Sacred Heart ‘Quintet
Ifexes
Kayoes
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Gardner
Po ST. Wall
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