Arsenal Five Nose Out Schoharie in tight win
Arsenal Five edged Schoharie 22 to 30 in a close ball game with key scoring from Vecomen and Atsanesee. Coaches praised teamwork as the deflated challengers fought hard but fell short.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1944
Page
7
Fair Grounds Opens 75-Day Meet With Open Nominations
The Fair Grounds race track inaugurates a 75 day meeting with the $2300 added Ponicherairein Handicap the main event. Nominations include Fad owned by W A Bishop Heteron Night and Lovely Trace among others. over five horses stable for the campaign as ships arrive for racing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Grounds
W. A. Bishop
J. Tabbdelierio
Mrs . Lagurade
C. C. Tanner
FB V W. Brown
Grayson's Scoreboard on Football Circuits and All America Plans
Harry Grayson surveys competing pro football ventures sparked by Don Ameche and Arch Ward, detailing rejected Chicago Bears owner George Halas, All-Star and All American leagues, and figures like Elmer Lasden and Red Grange. He notes rival leagues Amern directed by Ward and Crowley, Meehan, and Grange amid a scramble for franchises and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
New York
EAI
Don Ameche
Los Angeles
Berean Sitar Ameche
Arch Ward
Chicago Aeprs Eciior
Ware
Jack Ameche
Lisuz
George Hales
Chicago Bears
Halas
Ameche
Ward
National League
Joe Cerr
Hite
Crcago
San Francisco
Don Amsche
Tracy
Tenoris
Citis
Miet
Doops
United States
Elmer Lasden
Lisepy Jim Crowley
Chick Meehan
Red Grange
TransAmerica and
Ohio State Guard Hackett Shuts Illinois Playmaker Down
An Ohio State guard disrupts Illinois as Hackett charges into the backer and halts a pass setup. He nails Don Green under the center before the ball reaches the designated runner, altering the possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Hackett
Illinois
Bil
Don Greenwood
Major Leagues Enter 1945 Campaign With Most Manpower Since Pearl Harbor
An Associated Press survey shows 272 major league players in military service for 1945, with 393 in the National League and 279 in the American League. The totals surpass 1943 and 1944 as teams cope with wartime losses, while draft rules may shift rosters before opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
New York i
Stasia
Associated Press
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Willams
Johner Mize
Pete Reiser
Bobby Feiler
Bank Greenberg
Tom Brown
Pete Gray
Eddie Music
Ben Chapmani
Oles Cavart
Chicago Cats
Harry Lowrey
Thompson Livingston
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Washington
St. Louis Cardinals
Chai Syetem
Philadelphia
Ahhletics
Herridge Loop
Detroit
Cubs
Uncle Sam
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Bell Wright Fight Changes Sixth Time In Pitshurg
The Bell and Wright boxing match date has been moved for the sixth time. Manager Dr J A Rendall cites Bell needing more training nights as the reason for the repeated postponements with dates shifting from December 12 to January 20 and January 4 in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Wright
Pittsburg
J. A.rendall
Injury to Grid Official No 1 Sports Oddity of 44
A chaotic roundup of sports oddities and mishaps. The year’s oddities include Ernie Lombardi’s infield hit near 2942, Reese's broken arm in the Army Notre Dame game, and bizarre scenes from horse, golf, and basketball events across multiple teams and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernie Lombardi
Togteher
Boston Braves
Associated Press
Dave Reese
Casto
Ohio
Denizon University
Wasi Naught
Dec Bienchard
Reese
Amny
Notre Dame O
Sutinera
TreTon Tory
Geleato
Sistic Warsi
Carter
Aqueduct
Tulse
Georgia Tech
Neve
Jim Ferrier
Mashie
Illinois
Sithmeier
Hume Brothers
Michigan
Bob and
Ross
N.C
Si Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hikaart
Ind
South Bend
Riley
Teeckle'Thag Etig
Sorta Gare
Elroy
Creer Lega
Airsch
Wisconsin
Champaign
Bloomington
Wolves
Cubs Star Tops NL in Driving Home Runs
Bill Nicholson of Chicago led the National League in driving in runs with 123 RBIs and 331 at bats, while Stan Musial of St Louis claimed his second straight slugging crown. The Cardinals posted a 402 team slugging percentage, Reds won 73 one run games, and St Louis dominated home and away with 711 at home and 334 on the road as pennant runs were shaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nicholson
Chicago
Simough
Stan Musial
St .Louis
Jossaip
Ouz Helder
Nicholson
Momers
Bardest
Wessugie Galan
Dodgers
Vince ‘Dislagsio
Pittsburg
Ernie Tarebardi
Giants
Mel Ott
Johnny Rucker
Cincinnati
Boston
St Louis
Reds
Bell
Weather Curtails Duke Grid Drill
Duke football practice was cut short by pool camp weather. Coach Eddie Cameron planned scrimmage but halted play to rest injured players for the Sugar Bowl showdown with Alabama on New Year’s Day, except tackle Gene Wilhoite who broke his ankle last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N.C. Ga
Eddie Cameron
Duke Blue Devils
Cameron
Alabama
Gene Wilhoie
Baseball mishap and homerun dispute in Ohio game
In Columbus Ohio a fielder tripped a wire fence and a homer was ruled invalid the same game after an infield mishap a two run homer followed before the tilt was halted due to foul play the report notes a notable season clash between Indiana and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Seléer
One Way to Have A Cheap Christmas
Whitney Martin surveys frugal holiday ideas and social observations, touching on sports, baseball, and public figures. He notes Notre Dame football’s misgivings, Brooklyn Dodger tensions under Branch Rickey, and the glare of public expectations on athletes and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Martin
York
Asia
Ortof
Gus
Notre Dame
Trojans and Vols Drill for Rose Bowl in Rain
In Pasadena the Trojans and Tennessee Volunteers practiced in steady rain ahead of the Rose Bowl. Coach Barshity directed pass defense and the quarterbacks with Bo Brown mimicking Jim Feeley while Don Bessidie and Bob Morvis drew attention in tight drill work and dummied contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cali
Tennessee
Streruis
Atch Menace
Joan Barshity
California
Bob Brown
Jim Feeey
Barnbiyt
Don
Bessid
Bob Morvis
Sheir
George
Eltzke Headley
Green Beats Graziano At Garden in Heavyweight Scraps
In a chaotic card at the Garden, Green and Graziano fought to a draw after ten rounds with bothmen winning four rounds and two even. Humberto Zavala drew with Monty in a 1 round semi for a separate match. Other results featured James Wilkens over Bobby Brown and Warren Powell over Frank Jamison in six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Herold
Graziano
Isor
Arden
Saturn
Ihich
Fanz
Grezisno Eriare
Bar
Frank Fullam
Jong Coun
Humberto Zavala
Mexico
Montyre
Brooklyn
Toby
Jamize
Youngstown
Ohio
James C. Wilkens
New York
Bobby Brown
Philadelphia
Wilkens
Brown
Philadelphias
Warren Powell
Frank Jamison
Chicago
Industrial Bowling Standings and Top Scores Report
Industrial, Class A saw Bowing Industrial and Glass A led by Currier 2203 539 and Dupuis 178500 taking two games from Hudson Valier Fuel. Hatsmen Lewandowski Tucker led losers with scores 1495 and 522. Arsenal team eased to victory. Industrial, Class B featured Eshr Meanning No. 2’s twin wins as Cierk 107 494 led victors and Fettie 175 333 paced losers. Adirondack Steel swept Ford CO with Kern 211 37 and Marro 164 475. Allegeny Ladium blanked Mi Ida with Mar head 2 2 score and Raya 206 542. Mohawk Millskegiers defeated Behr Man ning No. 1 led by Ferno 200 582 and Rodbrah 210 57. Diamond Rock beat Adirondack Steel No. 2 with Lueck 181 519 and Anderson 174 505. Industrial, Class C Daniski topped Adirondack Steel in two games. Ford C I L 6 swept Clover leaf Creamery with Lomaestre 173 33 and Wilkes 181 09. Thompsons blanked Behr Man ning three times. Robinson 185 470 led losers who had Smith 156 430.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settee
DeMille
Industrial
Eshr-Meanning
Cloverteat Creamers
Cierk
Fettie
Caoia
Tompkins
Adirondack Steel
Ford C. CO
Kern
Raya
Hobbs
Mohawk Millskegiers
Behr-Manning
A_ Ferno
L. Rodbrah
Hayford
Turnee
Diamond Rock
W. Lueck
R. Andgerson
Adirondack Steel No
Us “Ag Pellerin
UF Daniski
Adirondack Stel Vzamin Hs
D Anc BH
Lestue Ciseck
Ford C
Cloverleaf Creamery
Lomaestre
Wilkes
College basketball scores across several matchups
Fort Belvoir defeated Marshall College 57 to 45 while Purdue topped Indiana State 47 to 7. Concordia St Louis edged NYU 49 to 57 and Brooklyn College beat Indiana 57 to 48. Morehead Teachers 85 beat Central Normal 42. Valparaiso 62 defeated Drake 42. Kansas 63 over Kansas State 40. Minnesota 54 over Kansas State 5?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Purdue
Indiana State
Concordia
Valparaiso
Drake
Fort Belvoir
Marshall College
Kansas
Kansas State
Minnesota
Mack Spends 82nd Birthday On Coast
New York report notes Mack as Athletics founder and manager at 82, celebrating quietly in Los Angeles with family. It highlights his health, past spring duties, and enduring leadership style, plus stories of Buck Newsom finding a consistent manager in Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Newsom
Harry Grayson
New York
NEA
Mr. Cornelius
McGillicnddy
Ben
Mr. Meek
Athletics
Philadelphia
Phila- Sphia
Sack
Polo Grounds
Copeert Mack
Mr. Mack
Buck Newson
Bobo
America
Barnsville
Cook
Dotzie
Alabama Eleven Prepares for Sugar Bowl Scrimmage
Alabama coach Frank Thoes led a long scrimmage at Tuscaloosa with emphasis on kicking protection and multiple teams rotating through drills. The practice aims to sharpen form before facing the Duke Blue Devils in the Sugar Bowl on New Years Day. Players will be dismissed for Christmas holidays tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Frank Thoes
Alabama
Duke Blue Devils
Duke
Tiders
Robinson Kavees Martin Falls to Robinson in Seventh Round
In Boston at the Boston Garden, Sugar Ray Robinson 145 years, New York, dominated Georgie Martin 153, Boston, scoring a seventh round technical knockout after a brutal barrage that opened a gash over Martins eye. The card drew 8,464 and grossed 29 327 with Ralph Zaneili decisioning Ioey Jannazzo in a bruising main event. Maryland Jockey Club Pimlico noted as oldest active in US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Suger Ray Robinson
New York
Georgie Martin
Boston Garden
Mila
Seabee
Davisville
R. I
Martin
Johnny Martin
Robinson
I Gacawin A. G
Ralph ‘Zaneili
Providence
Ioey Jannazzo
Brooklyn
Jannazzo
U S Gridders In Spaghetti Bowl Game
Spaghetti Bowl game on New Year’s Day between an Sth Army team and a 22th Air Force squad at a 25 000 seat stadium. Army coach Capt Leu Bush, ex Massachusetts State backfield player, leads the team with Sergt Cecil Sturgeon and Sergt Dwight Reed. Air Force counters with Maj George Sparky Miller and Captain Arthur Faircloth with Sergt Robert Geier and Sergt John D Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Tialy Gpi
Sth Army
22Th Air Force
Jerry
Leu Bush
Massachusetts State
Boston Braves
Asheville
Columbus
Rochester
Memphis
Sam
George A.sparky
Miller
Indiana
Hoosiers
Bo McC £Itlin
Air Force
Bush
Sergi Cecil Sturgeon
North Dakota State
Philadelphia Eagles
M. BR
Dwight Reed
Minnesota
Arthur Faircloth
North Carolina State
Robert Geier
University of Cincinnati
John D. Ramsey
Hneman
Saint Houston State
Untold Story of a Battlefield Waste Paper Drive
A World War II era reflection emphasizes battlefield debris and the critical role of waste paper. It notes paper used in shell cases, bomb rings, medical supplies, and cartons, urging citizens to conserve and turn in every scrap to shorten the war. The piece frames waste paper as a primary material essential to the fighting effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arsenal
Schoharie
Watesvier Arsenal
Couch
Atsanesee
Wah Bt Pall
ARS
Byons
Parner
Atlacasco
Trnax
D. Viownas
Vroomas
C. Eter
Adams
Ozmur
Grayson
Speedy Buckeye
Cub Star
Rickey
Nelson
Avice — Army
St. Louis Browns
Chalky Wright
Willie Pep
Oh Beheong
Chalky
Fogether
Trojans
Vols
Green
Sill Zoing
Alabama Eleven
Robinson Kavees Martin
OLD Jockeys Club
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Jockey Club
U. S
By Quentin Reynolds
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