LSI Falls to St. Marys in Amsterdam Match
St. Marys at Amsterdam overwhelmed LSI with a decisive win as the Cathedral Academy side controlled the game. The scoreboard showed St. Marys ahead with strong defense while LSI fought back, but could not overturn the early lead.
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Amsterdam
Agiburk
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t _ Nort Marys Japrete Bette Jayvees
PGA Seeks Overseas Stars Tour From Corpus Christi
Golf's official Fred Corcoran proposes an international exhibition tour featuring top players like Ben Hogan and Sam Byrd. He envisions a squad including Armour Sareten and others touring Army camps hospitals and bases to boost interest in golf while showcasing the service men’s support. A unit led by Craig Wood already toured Corpus Christi Naval Air Station and praised by Cmdr Sam Wilcox for expanding golf’s reach.
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Craig Wood
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Maxim Triumphs Over Flanagan in Chicago Bout
The Cleveland heavyweight Maxim won an eight round decision last night in Chicago over Johnny Flanagan. Maxim weighed 153 pounds and improved to 18 percent. Flanagan, making his seventh pro fight, was outmatched by the experienced opponent who is now stationed at Maiden Airfield, Missouri.
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Chicago Port
Trinity Belts Union College Five 60 46
Trinity defeats Union College 60 to 46 in a basketbell game as Caters and Dickersonshine contribute key baskets and defense. The contest features strong play from both teams with Trinity pulling away in the second half.
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Trinity Belts Union College
Waste Paper Campaign Urges Mass Collection for War Aid
The appeal stresses waste paper as critical to victory and urges Americans to collect thousands of tons. It notes 16 tons needed for shipping in India and the Pacific, with at least six more tons monthly thereafter, warning that shortages could endanger soldiers and military operations.
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China
Elso
Far East
Pacife Islands
Ois
Arsenal 5 to Play Rhoads Team at Waterville High
Utica hospital basketball squad known as the Rhoads General enters nine game season with one loss to General Electric of Schenectady. They travel to Waterville High to face Arsenal 5 in a Monday matchup at Waterville court. The Rhoads lineup features former college stars including Benfrn captain and All-America pick from Michigan 1936.
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Rhoads General Hospital
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Watervliet High School
Les Menzies
Jack Donarume
John Flores
Jack Webster
Jett
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Waterview
Waterville
Utica
General Electric
Schenectady
Ithacs Colege
Clarkson Tech
Syracuse
Rovers Slip Past Olympics 4 3 in Boston Tilt
Boston Rovers defeated the Olympics 4 to 3 at the Boston rink in an Eastern Amateur Hockey League matchup. Ounce and Vern contributed early goals as Rover play produced the decisive scoring sequence before intermission.
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Rover
Infartie Paral Fond
Famous Indian Runner Carries Vail Through History
A historical note highlights a famed Indian runner known for carrying mail across long distances. The text references legendary records and a timetable from 1107 to 1235, mentioning Baltimore and a figure labeled Tom Lone.
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Inolien
Seimans
Pimpinelli Beats Parson Jacobs in Four Rounds
In Cambria last night Parson Jacobs and Pimpinelli clashed in an eight round rover. The referee halted the bout at 2:19 of the fourth round after Pimpinelli gained the win by technical knockout over Steve Brog lan.
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Vince “Wis
New York
Rover Parson Beh Jzeods
Jadeipina
Cambria
Pir
Johnny Johnson
Steve Broglan
Garfield
Ween
Teferee
NYU Football History Shows 179 Wins and 185 Losses
NYU’s 12 year football record lists 179 victories 22 ties and 185 losses against 82 opponents. The Chicago White Sox went 14H i games and lost seven in ninth inning swings last season.
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New York University
Chicago White Sox
CCHS Edges Vincentian in Diocesan League Showdown
CCHS trimmed Vincentian 45 to 26 for its second straight win in a Diocesan League game. The Catholic squad dominated on the Eighth Street coast line with a steady defense and balanced scoring.
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CCHS
Albany
Scheel Auiater
Exhibition Contests Ahead For A.L. Teams And Juniors
The piece previews 94 exhibition games for the American League and interleague tuneups. It notes early leads by A.L. charge and mentions key players like Quigley Murphy and Jake Gulty. Dates mark spring schedules with games kicking off March 22 and runs into April 11 as the league pursues its season.
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Unorthodox Shooter Stuns Opponents in Illinois College Team
Champaign scores star 1heer-Howard Moosey Judson dazzles coaches with an unorthodox right rebell push shot and rapid leg kick as his high powered quintet dominates rivals.
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Howard Moosey Judson
Tilinois
Colony and Jackson Avenue Bowling Leaders Highlight Busy Week
Betty Thoms led Colony league with a 507 triple tying a 194 Kith single. Claire Sinsoio and others posted high scores while several teams claimed wins in Westworth and Jackson Avenue leagues. Anita Graham won the war Latamps and multiple teams earned three straight victories in regional play.
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Claire Sinsoio
Mery Rainer
Ser Newel
Fran Bode
Mery Thorns
Lode Idye Honey Mcilvaine
Madgen
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Grace McGean
Ruthe
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Milly Halpin
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Dolores Dupuis
Eleanor Wells
Getty Kellett
Anita Graham
Wakon J Fotors
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Dignuns
iReven
McBains
iColony Recreation
Bensons
Saiivans
Cgenevieve Clothiers
Claire Prisals
Jackson Avenue
Riberdy
Jackson ‘Avenue
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Innines
Alice Watson
Cushing
Fischer
Sites Welch
May Mace
Jm Clara
Dot Alien
Cei? Duncan
Pischer
Miss Mace
Joe Sgarlatta
Mary Barelski
Leona Brechard
Monica Welch
Marion Wiberty
Harriet Firestone
Allen
Janet Randalls
Schenectady Curlers Open With First Match Victory
Schenectady curlers led by Ward Murray won their opening round match 2 6 7 against Lake Metropac led by John McFarlane. St Andrews of Mi and Caledonia advance as morning play continues with Ardsley and Hartford scoring earlier.
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Ward Murray
Lake Metropac
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Schenec- St. Andrews
Mi Ish
St Andrew’s West
Carl Arndé
Celeconian Curling Club of
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Willie Cuthertson
Utica
Fred Parkinson
Ardsley
Hartford
Charles Stevens
Robert Pryde
Senenectedy
Caledonia
Ardsiey
Dar
Mencin Ties for Fourth at Pim Classic
John Mencin of Tidienapolis tied for fourth in the Pim Classic as 31 others posted scores. The Petersen tournament features 1,722 bowlers, with final rounds ending Sunday night February 11.
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Chicago
John Mencin
Tidienapolis
High Plan
Joe Dumesic
Kenosha
al Heiden
Detroit
Herb) Woolrich
Barney Corsiatti
Coal City
Cecil G. Calbous
Dearborn
Sid. Udi
Don V. Adams
Webster City
Harry E. Wheeler
Indianapolis
Jad
Chisox Seeks Decision on Earl Caldwell Trade
The Milwaukee Brewers announced a conditional sale of right handed pitcher Earl Caldwell to the Chicago White Sox yesterday. Chicago has until May to decide if Caldwell stays or a Brewers player is exchanged, Caldwell would be 39 in April and posted a strong 19 wins last season with a 2.96 ERA.
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Flamingos at Bialeah and scattered college basketball scores
A jumble of scores shows multiple college teams across states with varied results. Notable mentions include Hampden Sydney defeating Virginia Tech and Wake Forest edging North Carolina State while Tulane and Furman post gains amid a sounding note on a large flamingo flock at a Florida facility.
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Providence
Blanding
Florida
Hampden -Sydney
Virginia Tech
Arkansas
Texas Christian
la Sable
Drone
Baldwin Wallace
Wooster
Michigan
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Furman
Tulane
Louisiana
State
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Detroit
Michigan Normal
Bainbridge
Camp Sheldon
Met
Trinity
Union
Gettysburg
Lehigh
Valley Forge Hospital
Villanova
Ruffin Edges Greco in Garden Bout After Low Blow
Bobby Ruffin rallied after being knocked down in the seventh, winning a tough decision over Joe Greco at Madison Square Garden. Referee Burns ruled a low blow voiding a Greco knockdown, giving Ruffin six rounds to Greco three and one even on the scorecard with multiple outlets reporting a 16.75 gate and notable bouts featuring Palmer Seamus Brown and others.
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Bobby Ruffin
Aeta
Jonasy Greco
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Burns
Greco
Ruffin
Larry
Ruin
Johnny Borsl
George Lecrom
Johnny Potter
Bettin
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Aklthough
Austin
Sve
Torhuminh
Burns
Fency Dan
Palmer
Vancouver
Jackie Seamus
York
Herlem Negro
Stax Miller
Three Games Scheduled in Military Loop Tonight and Thursday
The Military Basket ball League lists three games over two days. Belialion Detachment of Troy travels to Cohoes to clash with Company E as both seek a share of the league lead. Medical Detachment of Troy faces Hoosick Falls Armory’s Company, aiming to break away from the pack. Both 2:45 pm starts. Thursday Troy Armory hosts Regimental Headquarters Company against Battalion Detachment. Standings show Company B two wins six losses, Company C twenty one, Company A Battalion Detachment two two, Regimental Headquarters Company one, Medical Detachment a.
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Cohoes
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Local scholastic basketball tightens as two Troy games loom
Troy High faces Catholic Central on Eighth Street while La Salle Institute meets Watervliet in Arsenal City gym in Principals League action. Both are return contests amid coaching efforts to preserve players during a fuel crisis.
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Catholic Central High
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la Salle Institute
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Arsenal City
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Waterford Tops Heatly Quint 41 to 33 on Heatly Court
Waterford High School defeated Heatly 41 to 33 in a tight game on Heatly court. Dick led Waterford with 14 points while Vork topped Heatly with 16 as fouls and removals disrupted both teams late.
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F. Demarest
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Clough
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Kline
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Foley Wins Unanimous Decision Over Louie LaSalle in Worcester
In Worcester Foley 132 of this city survived two knockdowns and defeated Louie LaSalle 132 of New York by a unanimous decision in a ten round feature. Foley was knocked down once in the first and again for a nine count in the seventh. Other bouts saw Buddy Hayes KO Billy Murray in the first and Tony Petro decision Johnny Mara in six rounds.
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Mass
Fat “Pinky” Foley
Louie la Sallie
New York
Foley
the Dell
Buddy Hayes
Boston
Billy Murray
Tony Petro
Hartford
Johnny ‘Mara
Cambridge
School Court Game Results From Last Night
Scholastic basketball results across the district show St Marys Amsterdam leading St La Salle 65 31 while Waterford topped Heathy 41 33. Other scores include Nott Terrace 31 Van Rensburg 42 Pavena Coermans 65 Avera Park 36 Poessieville 37 Coxsackie 26 Kinderhook 45 Columbie 2 Mine 34 and St Johns Albany 2.
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Viecentian
Waterford
Heathy
St Mary's
Amsterdam
la Salle
St. Mary's
Hudson
St John's
Rensselaer
Columbus
Schenectady
1St Joseph's
Albany
St. Annis
Albens
Saratoga
Nott Terrace
van Reussilset
Michigan Tops Wisconsin 50 to 39 in Big Ten showdown
Ann Arbor reports Michigan led Wisconsin 31 points at times as the Wolverines secured their second straight Big Ten basketball victory, 50 to 39. Wally Moses appeared for Chicago in a related note, with sparse details on his performance in Boston and Cleveland.
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Jeading
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