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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1945
Page
27
New York baseball discussions begin with choosing a commissioner as a two man committee drafts a new code. If approved the leagues may act tomorrow and discuss candidates.
Dodds, former top distance star, plans a gradual five year taper from intense training as he shifts toward religious work focusing on youth. Doctors advise slow reduction. coach Cromwell notes Dodds weighs 160 pounds and can balance runs with new vocation.
Washington reports Major Tuss McLaughry of the American Football Coaches Association says college football has not faced bribery scandals like those in Eastern basketball. He notes coaches will remain vigilant and that no immediate meeting is planned before autumn, though President Ray Morrison of Temple University may discuss the issue.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute stands 12th in the latest basketball RPI rankings as it prepares for a Rochester game. The Engineers carry a clean record and face a strong field including Army and St John’s in the top ten, with Rochester scheduled to host the meeting. The forecast from the ratings places the Cadets near DePaul and Iowa in the top tier.
Killinger former North Carolina Navy Preflight back and All America at Penn State in 1921 moves to a Navy Air Station in Florida for duty. Lieut. Comdr. Paul W. Bryant, ex Alabama star, is to head the Cloudbusters football training course. Announcement came from Lieut. Comdr. James P. Baugh at the preflight school.
Northwestern University plans a $1.5 million field house in Evanston to seat 14 000 for basketball with a running track and practice facilities for baseball and football. The project follows the 1941 demolition of Old Patten Gym and current games at Evanston High School gym and Chicago Stadium with a fundraising drive under way.
Ashley Trimble reports Cole was elected chair of the New York State Racing Commission to succeed Herbert Swope. Cole, appointed to the commission in 1942, named Barry Millar secretary and awaits a third member appointment by Gov. Dewey as the Yankees’ Nick Ellen and George Stimweiss played all 154 games in 1934.
Boys in Italy write home about harness racing with Sunday Rome events and plans for 1935 Fox Stakes at the Great Darke County Fair worth over $16,000. Hambletonian contenders 193 to 124 foals kept eligible for 1966. Crusader Chief praised. Godoy eyes charity exhibition with Louis on horizon. other harness updates from Lexington and Aiken.
Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Black Hawks battled to a 1 1 tie in front of about 10 600 fans. Maurice Richard scored his 27th, Bill Mosienko tied the game in the second period on a three man play with Clint Smith and Joe Cooper. A clash and controversy followed a Richard shot near the post as referee Sill Chadwick ruled no goal.
Albany legislator Frank J. Selimayer of Monroe proposes a 350000 investigation by a nine member temporary commission to audit amateur athletics statewide. The move follows the Brooklyn College basketball bribery scandal and seeks to restore public confidence in sports. An earlier bill extends anti bribery laws to amateurs as a parallel effort. A Kings County grand jury is probing gambling in college basketball.
Akron coach Russell Reichly supported Brooklyn College’s recommendation on five athletes involved in a basketball betting scandal calling it entirely justice. His Akron team had been set to face Brooklyn College here, but the game was cancelled and the squad returned home. The team will play Kent College tomorrow night.
Carl McGhee, first baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics, received his draft order at Winston-Salem North Carolina after being sold by Little Rock last June. He planned to have the order transferred to a local board and underwent a pre induction exam at Camp Blanding.
Wrestling bouts at LaSalle Institute gym were canceled due to fog. The planned main event featured Leo Nurse of Seattle facing George Linehan, with Troy Sports arguing for rescheduling the show.
Hudson Boys Club defeated North End 25 to 32 with Coanrad and Berna Habenbeck leading the scoring. Barber and Pojets each had eight for Hudson while Blair Eisner and Collins guided Lansingbur in a hard fought road game. Referee Flanivan and scoring by Christopher noted at halftime 23 30.
Brooklyn College basketball captain Ben Leder and four teammates admitted taking a bribe to throw games. A faculty committee voted to bar the players from athletic privileges as the dean reviews possible readmission decisions.
A county grand jury Thursday indicted Jerry Greene 35 and Siddy Barnett 2 for involvement in a betting scheme on baseball games. Co-conspirators Harry Rier 33 and others are named in the indictment as part of the fraud charges.
Scattered game notes show various team scores and player mentions including Valparaiso 69 over Great Lakes 43 and American University 40 over Mr St 33. Other lines list Virginia 37 and Dubuque 55 against Penn 12 with uncertain contexts and multiple institutions.
New Haven Conn Yale University revealed an eight game schedule for the Yale football team with two later bowl appearances. Princeton returns to the state to meet Yale on November 24 in the sixty eighth meeting between the rivals. Other games include a trip to New York October 13 to face Columbia at Baker Stadium and dates against Tufts Holy Cross Cornell Dartmouth Brown Coast Guard Academy and Princeton at away locations.
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