Two Troy Girls Capture Titles In Hudson Valley Skating Meet
In the seventh Hudson Valley outdoor speed skating championships at Belden's Pond Troy athletes dominated the girls divisions. Marlin McCauley won junior girl with 60 points defeating Barbara Mooney while Anna Mae Murphy claimed the midget title over Marjorie Dyer.
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Troy
Hudson Valley
Belden’s Pond
Marlin McCauley
Barbara Mooney
Central Speed Skating Club
Schenectady
Anna Mae Murphy
Marjorie Dyer
Saratoga Winter Club
Bobby Phillips
Trojan
Port Henry
Edward Mitchel
Davies
Betty O’neil
Patricia Patnode
Anna Mae Heitzman
Edward A. Wachter
City Recreation Department
Northern
New York
Jean Dehler
William Walther
Mabel Broadwell
Bobby Fox
Beldon’s Pond
Wyatt Set For Banner Year
Buchanan Georgia. Wyatt, Brooklyn Dodger pitcher Whitlow Wyatt, aims for a great 1944 season if the draft allows. On a 100 acre farm he reports good health after arm trouble last season, expects Dodgers to contend though losses like Kirby Higbe could hurt. He is a 3A classed registrant with two children.
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Buchanan
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodger
Wyatt
Selective Service Board
Dodgers
Kirby
RPI Rolls Brooklyn Poly 71-22 in 87 gym rout
RPI built a 19-7 first period lead and pulled away to a 71-22 victory over Brooklyn Poly at the 87 gym. Paul Courty led with 18 points from ten foul shots and four field goals, as Leo Katkaveck and Henry O Keefe added ten and nine respectively. Brooklyn's Joe Menustik scored 13. Every RPI player appeared and no margin details beyond the final result.
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Brooklyn Poly
Brooklyn Court
Troy
Trinity
Paul Courty
V-5
Ed Donald
Tech
Courty
Leo Hkatkaveck
Henry O'Keefe
Joe Menustik
Brooklyn
Rensselaer
Spencer-Quick
Scotia High
Lansingburg High
Vriters
Lansingburg
F.G
L Cole
F Meah
Wittman
F. Thiroit
Winkler
Comstack
Jasselyn
Malloy
Lewis
Blum Captures Middle Atlantic Speed Skating Title
Blum from New Jersey wins the Middle Atlantic Speed Skating Championship before 3,500 at Newburg with hairline margins over Bartholomew in the 88 and Beal in the one mile. Werner ties for third as Beal and Jahn also contend. Amann wins the women’s senior 440 and 880.
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Newburg
Raymond Blum
New Jersey
Middle Atlantic
Kenneth Bar
Womew
Camp Wood
N. J
Dick Werner
Haledon
Poughkeepsie
Werner
Beal
Fach
Blum
Bartholomew Blum
Joseph Donoghue
Bartholomew
Beatrice Amann
Meriden
Conn
Marion Hanley
New York City
Miss Hanley
Miss Amann
Robert Jahn
Cresskill
Werner and Blum
Catholic High Nips Cohoes For Sixth Principal Loop Win
Catholic High rallies in final six minutes to beat Cohoes 41 37 and extend the Principal's League winning streak to six games. Tommy Ryan led CCHS with 16 points while Tom Rgan added 12. Don Lynn paced Cohoes with 12. Halftime score 21 19 Cohoes. final 41 37.
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Catholic High
Cohoes High
Trojans
Cohoes
Tommy Ryan
Joe Rynasko
Phil Barrets
Ted Habura
Bob Degnan
Don Lynn
Spindle City Quint
Tom Rgan
John Kelly
Pete Mooney
C.c.h
Kelly
Ryan
Egan
Barrett
Degnan
Campbell
T.P. Ferris
Habura
F. L 6 2 Rynasko, G. 1 2 4 Lynn, c. 6 6 12 Sloppero
Kalsky
Alger
Smith
Rafferty
Lis
Cohs
Waterford Fifth Nips Spa Quint In Last-Minute Win
Waterford High rallied from a six point deficit in the final 2 1/2 minutes to edge St Peters of Saratoga 29 27. Captain John W Normandin scored the late winner after Bernard tied the game, with Normandin adding 13 points and Bernard 8 as Maglione contributed 6.
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Waterford
Fordians
St. Peters
Saratoga
John W Normandin
Spa
Normandin
Bernard
Maglione
McSpaden and Nelson Tie at Phoenix Open in Playoff Claim
Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia and Ron Nelson of Toledo tied at 273 after 72 holes of medal play in the Phoenix Open, each firing nine under par. Nelson led with a 65 in the final 18, while McSpaden had a 68 after a 64 earlier. an 18 hole playoff is set.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Nelson
Texas
McSpaden
Sam Byrd
Detroit
New York Yankee
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Lord Byron
Byro Nelson
Harold (Jug) MecSpaden
Sam Boyrd
Evansville
Ind
J& Stackhouse
Seguin
Tex
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
Barney Clark
Denver
Les, Kennedy
Saylesville
Harry Bassler
Los Angeles
St Patrick's Seniors edge Troy JCC 52 51 in tight finish
St Patrick's Seniors won 52 51 against the Troy Jewish Community Center on their home court. Joe Hogan and Crawley led with 16 points each while Reizen scored 14 for JCC. In an earlier game St Patrick's Juniors defeated JCC Juniors 32 29.
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St Patrick’s
Troy Jewish Community Center
St. Patrick's Court
Joe Hogan
Crawley
Reizen
St. Patrick's
Jewish Community Center
Hilton
Whitman
St. Patrick’s
ST. Patrick
Kane
Conway
Schongar
G. Q
Jack Hogan
J.C. C
Sax
Elfenbein
Berger
Neman
Hudson Valley Meet Seniors Prevail in Wide Meet
Results show Bobby Phillips and Willam Davies leading senior men with wins in 220 dash and mile events. Davies dominates sprints and relays, while James Daniels and Saranac Lake athletes post top times across 440s, 880s, and distances. Multiple clubs including Central 8 C Saratoga W C Port Henry and Saranac Lake place in scoring events and junior divisions.
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Bobby Phillips
Willam Davies
Joe Barton
Davies Phillips
James Daniels
Saranac Lake
Davies Hare
Gecoond
Hewand Schuck
Port Henry
Dav‘es Hare
Edin Mitchel
Central
8. C
Scrick Mitchel
Davies
Tome
Wiliam Davies
Alban
Boh
Saratoga
GE Hare
Amsterdamt
Joseph Barton
James Dantes
Howard Rehuck Port Henry
Raward M
Chel Central S
St Peters Five to Host Pulaski A C Quintet
St Peter's varsity five meet Pulaski A C of Watervliet on St Peter's Lyceum court tonight at 9. St Peter's juniors face St Patrick's juniors of Watervliet at 7 and the intermediates meet St Patrick's intermediates later.
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St. Peter's
Pulaski A.C
Watervliet
St Peter's Lyceum
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick's
Pete Lello Bouts Ruby Garcia in Puerto Rico Return
Pete Lello, a rugged Chicago lightweight recently honorably discharged from the Army, returns to the ring after near two years of inactivity to meet Ruby Garcia. The bout is one of four eight round matches planned for February 14, announced by match maker Jake Mintz.
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Pittsburg
Pete Lello
Chicago
Ruby Garcia
Puerto Rico
Jake Mintz
Tech Natators Edge Rochester in Narrow 38 37 Finish
Rensselaer swimmers, hampered by Navy V-5 order and injuries, edged Rochester 38 37 at the Yellowjackets pool. Four RPI swimmers could not travel due to the order. Jack Lilley sat with an ear infection. RPI took medley relay, freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke events. Len Van Houten scored the decisive winning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Rochester
Yellowjackets
Tech Natators
Rensselaer
Jack Lilley
Yale
Paul Donald
Len van Houten
New York Racing approves 181 day 1944 season
The New York State Racing Commission announced a 181 day 1944 racing season opening April 8 with a 25 day spring meet at Jamaica and continuing through Belmont Aqueduct Empire Saratoga Jamaica to November 4. Aqueduct will be widened to over 80 feet with hedges to reduce turn confusion amid prior complaints. No decision on a 30 day Saratoga meet July 31 to Sept 2.
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New York
Commission
Aqueduct
Swope
Belmont Track
College Court Game Results Sunday and Saturday Scores
Sunday results show Worcester Nortons 51 over Holy Cross 32 with multiple other college and naval base matchups. Notable results include Princeton over Yale 40 to 70, Bucknell 49 over Villanova 39, and Williams 38 beating Trinity 39, among numerous listed scores.
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College
Worcester Nortons
Holy Cross
Navy
Penn State
West Point
Rochester
New York Coast Guard
Sampson Naval Base
University of Connecticut
University of Maine
North Carolina Navy
North Carolna State
Georgia Navy
Clemson
Long Island U
Rhode Island State
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn Naval Armed Guard
Norfolk Naval Training State
Hampden-Sydney
South Carolina
Newberry
Brooklyn Poly
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Michigan
Indiana
Coast Guard Academy
Worcester Tech
Georgia Tech
Georgia Medical College
Louisiana State University
Bergstrom
Trinity
Williams
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Yale
Princeton
Northwestern
Minnesota
Town
Chicago
Bucknell
Villanova
Catholic U
Delaware
Albright
Gettysburg
Camp Reynolds
Allegheny College
Westminster
Carnegie Tech
Stevens Tech
Union
Siena Stars Take Places In Millrose Games
Two Siena College athletes appeared in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. Joe McCluskey finished fourth in the two mile run won by James Rafferty of New York Athletic Club. Tom Todd, a former hurdle champion and aviation cadet, was edged by Ed Dugger in the 66 yard high hurdles.
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Siena College
Madison Square Garden
Joe McCluskey
Navy
Siena
James Rafferty
New York A. C
Tom Todd
Loudonville School
Ed Dugger
Former Albany Star Reclassified as 4-F in Army Draft
New York AP reports Xavier Rescigno, right handed pitcher who went 6-9 for the Pittsburg Pirates last year, said an Army exam reclassified him to 4-F after previously being 1-A. He stated he was notified of the change yesterday.
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New York
Xavier Rescigno
Pittsburg Pirates
Rescigno
St Peter's Drops First CYO Basketball Game
St Peter's fell 50 35 to St Augustine's in a C Y O senior league contest at St Patrick's gym O Briens 18 led St Augustine's with Mack and St John each at ten St Patrick's scored 68 44 over St Anthony's with Hogan 20 Crawley 18 leading St Patrick's Raf ferty 8 paced St Patrick's Watervliet.
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St. Peter's
St. Augustine’s
St. Patrick's
O'Brien
Mack
St. John
St. Patrick’s
Hogan
Crawley
St. Anthony's
Cardiuto
Milanese
St. Joseph’s of
Green Island
Hillside
St. Joseph's of Troy
Gavin
Green Islanders
Bisceglia
K. of C. Squires
Hildebrandt
St. Joseph's Club
Prediger
St. Mary’s of Troy
B. Agars
Watervliet
Rafferty
St. Peter’s Lyceum
St Joseph's
Jordan
St. Paul’s
Conroy
Simmons
St. Peter’s
Speidel
McGowan
St. Joseph’s
Troy
Bradley
Hunter
Bowen
St. Anthony’s
Sacred Heart
St. Marie's
St. Joseph's
St. Rita’s
Hillside School
C.Y. O
la Salle Institute
St. Lawrence’s
Islanders
Archambeault
Roe
Egan
Civiletto
St Lawrence’s
Agars
la Salle
Tracey
St. Mary's
Donnelly
Catholic High
St. Paul's
Mulqueen
Costello
St. Augustine's
Singleton
Our Lady of Victory
Alberelli
Boyle
Mace
Testo
St. Francis
McBride
Feight
Casey
G. Sheridan
G. Ane
ST. Joseph's G. I. FG
F.B. T
P. Barebbetta
F. Forden
F. DeFabio
A. Prediger
O’brien
Deghan
Rooney
Patrick
Shanley
Peter's
Patrickss
F. Panza
F. Stallato
X. Visk
G. Furciniti
Red Wings Rally To Beat Maple Leafs 3 2 For Nhl Second
Detroit regains sole possession of second place by a third period rally to defeat Toronto 3 2 before 13 587 fans. Syd Howe opened the scoring, Mud Bruneteau netted the winner, and Dan Webster added Toronto’s tally as Joe Carveth and Connie Dion made notable contributions in a rough game.
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Detroit P
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Jackie Hamilton
Syd Howe
Joe Carveth
Paul Bibeault
Mud Bruneteau
Dan Webster
Toronto
Detroit
Wings
Bibeault
Connie Dion
Dion
Hawkeyes Set Scoring Marks for Ohio State Twice
Iowa crushed Chicago 103 to 31 set 12 Iowa and field house records, 45 field goals in a game, and 124 points in a Big Ten contest as freshman Ives scored 43. The Hawkeyes host Ohio State Friday and Saturday seeking a pair of wins to stay atop the standings.
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Hawkeyes
Ohio State
Chicago
UPI
Ives
Iowa
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Andy Philip Ofllinois
Phillip
Columbus
Ohio
Purdue
Boilermakers
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Joseph C. Farrell
Ed Walsh
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Jimmy Callahan
N. Y. Giants
Burg Quintet
Scotia
C.C.H.S. Nips Cohoes
Spa Quint
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F. Dick
I Forget
G. Magula
Fera
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Foley
Patterson
Christopher
G. Sa
Son
Grant Dunlap
Occidental Five
James Farrell
Schenecta
Chares Wentworth Saranac
Robert Flynn
Cent ‘Ry
Fiynn. Farrell
Secara Jark Piatl
Moe Wan
Weetworth
Sec
Wi'am Ranaun
Dere
Jamnea Farrell
Baranac Lake
Jack Kialls
Ard Wan Efenson
Schenectadz
Fonare
Saranac
Jack Fergary Saraoga
Secord
Haces Boxton
Foo Johnson
McCarthy
Eugene Gaze
Port Johnson
Polataeote Lanne Rebare
Tack
Francia Walsh
Sarana
Lake
Bob Vettch
Dan Hickey
Walsh
Veiten
Eugene Willis
Bob Weltch
Saratoga W. C
Eugene Villa
Frank Rosse
James Delaney
Emnert Spencer
Anna Mae _Heltzman
Saratoga S
Patricia Pathode
Central S. C
Pathode
O'Neil
Aecend
Vera Crecoppi
Betty O'Neil
Pat Patnode
Anna Heitman
Vera Ciccoppi
Jean Sloan
Delano Hitch
Ann Jones
W. C
Sitrrey King
Jones
King
Sloan
Jean Sian
Shirley Hing
S.C
Margaret Cogan
Marylin McCauley
Central S
Margaret Smith
Joventte
Marcia Biggie
Virginia Fochette
Beverly Callahan
General
Helen Snyder
Fort Johnson
A. A
Jamen Riley
Joan Walther
Jean Debler
Diane Tash
Qgeorge Boneatee
John Anderson
Manel Broadwell
Patay Shannon
Jerry McCauley
Bobby Connover
Tima
Siena Stars
Albany
Red Wings
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Tinker
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
Fla
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Pop" Harrigan
Aoole
Big Ten
Illinois
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