Baseball Honors Pair At NY Show
The Record reports Baseball Writers Association of America awards and leadership changes. Key figures include Lesgue pat, Pippen, Glenn Sierwood, Howard Davis, Lan Wilber, and Joe Butler. The meeting discussed 1946 scheduling, playoffs, and two player awards for pitcher and position player.
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New York Baseball
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League Diirectors
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Utica
Albany
Hartford
Glenn Sierwood
Elmsire Advertiser
Joe Butler
Scranton Times
Howard Davis
Wilkesberre Independent
Lan Wilber
Utica Observer-Dispatch
Mattford
Harvid Ogden
Wilkesbarre
Hugh Bristitz
Bingham
Jury Box Cops Feature In Agua Caliente Race
In Agua Caliente Mexico 421 taking the lead, Jury Box sprinted to a two length victory in the San Telmo Handicap over Parasang. Bizerte finished third as Keen Longden rode the winner to 2 38. The purse paid 520, 44 and 32.60 across the board.
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Johnston
Zury Box
Hizodromo de Tijuana
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Bizerte
Corona Corona
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Bizeris
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Paresang
Reid
Major Leagues Adopt New Agreement and Landis Power
Major League owners approve a new collective agreement giving the next commissioner broad powers, with the public and Landis as key factors in naming authority. Open season plans and talks with government and military officials aim to address wartime operational issues affecting the game.
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Lutine Majors
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Armed Services
CCHS Swamps Troy in loop clash 51-31
Catholic High cruised past Troy High 51-31 to tighten its grip on the Principals League title race. Tommy Egan led with 22 points on nine field goals and four free throws. Teddy Bayer added 14 for Troy, while Winiker chipped in seven. Troy’s junior varsity beat C. O. BH 37-18 as part of the doubleheader.
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Troy
Catholic
Sxampire
Troy High
Eighth Street
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City Loop
iHiile
Seventh Avenue
Carley
Tommy Egan
Dewan
Teddy Bayer
Winiker
Utica Rinks Sweep Medals in Grand National Curling Meet
Utica No. 2 rink led by WWJ ments defeated Ardsiey’s team to claim both Allen and Mitchell medals at the Grand National curling event. Charles Stevens steered Ardsiey rink in both losses. Mitchell Medal went to St Andrews of Mt Hope. Caledonians of New York were eliminated at Schenectady club Friday night and Saturday.
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Utica No
Schenectady
Blades Defeat Rovers 5 to 4 in Hockey Battle
Baltimore Blades of the Eastern Amateur Hockey League beat the New York Rovers 5 to 4. Powell fed the Blades a scoring edge while Maan dazzled for the Rovers with three goals in a late rally.
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New York
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Derwin Heads Baseball Group Leads New Amateur Body
Derwin elected president of the amateur baseball group with Prides Beadell Amsterdam and Waterbury connections named as vice presidents. Char Ewan Middle Was and Frank Clark Baltimore chosen treasurer and secretary respectively.
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Williaw
Derwin
Waterbury
Conteetad
Wie Gaurz2
W Yomhn
Priades Beadell
Amsterdam
Char Ewan
Middle
Frank Clark
Baltimore
Capitals Muffed Chance for Lead in 3-2 Loss
The Indianapolis Capitals lost 3-2 at home to Hershey, dropping a chance to tie for first in the AHL Western division. Hershey rallied with Church Sheran scoring at 17:49 of the second, giving the Bears the decisive lead.
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Indianapis Capitals
Cleveland
Hershey
Bears
Weice
Indianaplis
Bershey
Church Sheran
Baseball Morale Value For Wartime Asserts Hoover
FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover urged that baseball openly state its wartime morale value. He said baseball should explain its role to the public while government wartime restrictions apply. At a New York meeting magnates formed a committee to discuss government concerns and players’ draft implications with officials.
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Washington
UPI
Deschall
J. Hagar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Haceba
New, York
Ford
Frith
Jana - Wi Hatridge
Lenae Frick
Harridge
Watervliet Defeats La Salle 35 25 in League Game
Joe Lynch scored 14 for Watervliet as the Arsenals City cagers held off La Salle 35 25 Saturday in a Princeiea League clash. Dan Dwyer led La Salle with seven, Tom Quest had six, while Watervliet JV won 23 25 and reserves paced by Cauck Griege with 21. La Salle freshman beat Watervliet 31 28.
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Watervliet High School
la Salle
Princeiea
Arsenal City
Bennett
Quinter
LaSalle
Velers
Dan Dwyer
Tom Quest
Waterviler
Rakies
Cauck Griege
Resere
Rochester Engineers overpower Rochester college at home
Rochester Engineers, led by Henry Cheaffe with key plays from Tony-grand and Clarence Hutchiss, defeated Rochester 45 to 34. Ke Grlando tallied 22 for the Engineers as Ed Galewak added ten and Rensselaer recorded its second win over Rochester this season, with a next clash scheduled at Union College in Schenectady.
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Hele Segreless
Ourgia
Tech
Streiggh
Henry Cheeffe
Rensselaer
Tony Grlando
Clarence Huchiss
Rochester
Ed Gaiewek
Engineers
Union College
Schenectady
LaGuardia Denies Brooklyn College Basketball Scandal Claims
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia dismissed claims that Brooklyn College and City College of New York basketball teams fixed games. Nat Holman and George Wotte urged factual evidence, criticizing the assertion as unfounded. the mayor offered no proof and gave a guarded reply when pressed.
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Big
Gistion
Brooklyn
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Nat Holman
George “Red
Wotte
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Detroit Star Takes Lead In Pin Meet
Detroit Star reports Charlie Boenm of Detroit led the Petersen individual bowling classic with an eight game total of 1585 to top Al Heiden as the field fought through 28 squads. John Farkas of Detroit posted 1658 while other strong scores came from Baden of Minneapolis and Langham of Cedar Rapids among others.
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Charlie Boenm
al Heiden
Bothm
Gade
John Farkas
Detroit
Hele
Tuupenn
de. OW. Baden
Minneapotlis
Jens Young
Adianeepolis
Raymond Langham
Cedar Rapids
Rocky Palumbo
Paineville
Ohio
Muir Wins Badminton Title at Strathcona Invitational
Toronto player Jack Muir captured the men’s singles title at the Strathcona Club international badminton tournament. He defeated Glen Thomson of Toronto in straight sets 35-16, 15-7. In doubles, Anal Littie and G Henry of Toronto beat H Kaating of Niagara Falls with Faile Yi and EL Davey of Niagara Falls.
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Reds Star Awaits Word On Draft in Steelton
Reds catcher Ray Mueller known as Iron Man waits for draft board word after a Saturday Indiantown Gap examination. He set the NL record with 155 consecutive games in 1934 and faced a near baseball end two years ago due to a severe stomach ulcer. Mueller is married with a three year old son.
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Indiantown Gar
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Baseball Stars Plan Pacific Tour
Navy Lieutenant B I Dicker leads a two team squad to play at Saipan Guam Leyte New Guinea and Australia bases for American servicemen. Notable players include Johnny Sze Billy Herman Barney McCosker Peewee Foose Rob Kunger Mickey Vernon John Vandermeyer and Johnny Rigney with boxing and tennis stars Bobby Riggs Norman Brooks and Fred Apostolh joining the tour.
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Norman Brooks
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Fred Abrams
Arsenal Cage Tilt With Rheads Five Postponed
The Watervliet Arsenal basketball game against Rheads Five and the General Hospital team, set for Watervliet High School court, was postponed due to transportation issues. It will be played next Monday at 5 24 o'clock.
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Maple Leafs nip Hawks 4 3 in tense Chicago clash
Ted Kennedy scores three times as Toronto beats Chicago 4 to 3 in front of 14 204 fans. Don Grosso and Clint Smith trade goals early before Kennedy’s late period winner. Lorne Carr and Mel Hewitt assist on the deciding tally as Chicago’s offense battles back in a rugged National Hockey League contest.
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Company C Tops Medic Quint in Hoosick Falls rout
Company C of Hoosick Falls defeated the Medical Detachment Quintet 57 to 20 in a Military League game at Hoosick Falls. Jaransky and Istensen led with ten points each and about a dozen markers earned the win. Roberta and Haynes scored 1¢ points.
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Company C
Hoosick Falls
Jaransky
Istensen
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