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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
7
Army Upsets Liners in Arsenal Loop
Army basketball upset the Liners 2 0 at the Waterview High School gym after trailing 23 20 late in the third. Centes Jimy Sherwin sparked the Army rally while Grasto Dundon and Kelley contributed double digits for the Liners. Tank Shop and Renait also won in the A league as overtime drama featured Villeboiseau and White.
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Centes
al Kelley
Tne
Grasto
Dundon
Tank Shop
Jin Villeboiseau
St. White
Bagnardi
Renait
Paul Maxwell
Conway
Scattered College Basketball Scores From Early Meeting Games
Reported results show a mix of college games with teams such as Temple, USC, Penn State, Purdue, Indiana, Furman, Davidson, Princeton, Drake, and Boston among others posting varied scores. The snippet lists numerous mismatched scores and unclear team names, reflecting a crowded scoreboard page.
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Penn State
Carnegie Tern
Purdue
Indiana
Muhrenberg Penn
South Carolina
Furman
Midsishurs
Orn Cuidhina
Davidson
Prn Coast Guard
Willasova
Princeton
Lava State
Lay Tech
Drake
St. Ambrose
Columbia Forgham
Boston
Corseil
Colcere
St. Peter's Midzets Triumph Over St. Paul 11-8
The St. Peter's Midzets defeated St. Paul 11 to 8 in a Western League hockey game. Falcons beat Lions, and Washington Lions featured in the update with a close scoreline.
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St. Peter's Midzets
St. Paul
Falcons
LIONS
Geteattishington Lions
Iez Lavns Silest
LaSalle Hosts Cathedral in Opening Abbreviated State Schedule
LaSalle welcomes Cathedral for a season opener tonight in an abbreviated state schedule. The contest marks the start of a reduced game slate with a focus on local matchups.
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LaSalle
Union Downs Middlebury In Narrow 36 33 Victory
Union College defeated Middlebury College 36 to 33 as Dingley sparked the Union attack. Paul Clapp led Union with 23 points, while Albert Dingley added 13 to help secure the late lead, with Middlebury’s Richards scoring and free throws pacing the comeback.
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Schenectady
Union College
Jou Ut
Middlebury College
Union
Paul Clapp
Albert Dingler
SB Dingley
Wind Middlepury
Pmie Richards
Major Leagues Raise Money for War Relief Total
Chicago report says Major Leagues raised 2,630,460 dollars for war relief over the last three seasons. Hart Hilligan of the American League Service Bureau announced totals from World Series allotments and league contributions. Details cite allocations from the last seasons and specific figures from various games and offices.
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Chicago
Hart Hilligan
American League Service Bureau
Pittsburg
Sament
Tonnis
Commissioner's Office
Sacred Heart Quint Hosts Amsterdam Five Tonight
Sacred Heart of MoarervHes's basketballers set to face Amsterdam Five in a late game at 9 p.m. The Sacred Heart squad seeks a seventh win in eight starts after a 57-45 previous defeat by Amsterdam. St Johns roster includes Ken Seger Hank Winkler and others. starting five listed with Richardson Casweil Vetters and Trombiex.
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Sacred Heart of MoarervHes
Sc. John’s of
Amates
Amsterdam
Sacred Heart Tinh
St. Johns
Ken Seger
McGrath
Rafferty
Kersnaw
Whitney
Purcel
Angssad
Sacred Rear
Wii
Contesti
Sacred Heart Junior Varany
Arsenal
Quint
Joe Baksi Starts Defense Work Despite Boxing Fame
Joe Baksi, a well known heavyweight boxer, has joined defense labor efforts. His manager says Baksi began work in New York’s Bronx last Monday, marking a shift from sports to wartime service.
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Joe Baksi
Joe' Baker
Nar
Vesterds Pa
Aster Wolfaun
Rai
Warne's Team Holds Lead In Water League Contest
In a tight water league game, a team maintains a slim lead late, drawing scoring from key players. The contest features strong defense and several players sharing top scoring honors, with one standout contributing crucial points.
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Leegue
Div
Baseball Czar Search Continues Amid League Deliberations
The New York 1Pi League reports a three man steering committee will screen baseball commissioner candidates. Owners expect to name a候 as soon as possible with votes needed from 12 clubs under the new agreement. J Edgar Hoover leads a list for wartime service while James Farley gains support though not yet declaring availability. President Ford Frick remains a distant contender as opposition blocks form.
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New York
I Baseball
Il Wee
Sesserdeyr Tus Oss
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
J. Edgar Hoover
James Farley
Post
Ford Frick
National League
Navy Five Beats Temple In Rough Intercollegiate Battle
The Naval Academy basketball team won their eighth straight game, defeating Temple University by a strong margin in a rough contest. The game featured 32 fouls with Temple guard Bid Budd and Ernie Lit contributing, while Navy suffered key players fouled out.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Temple University
Budd
Temple
Ernie Lit
Navy
Hack Courtmans
Four CYO Games Listed For Sunday
Sunday schedule shows four CYO basketball games across zones at St Joseph's GYC and St Peter's CY. several contests postponed to Monday evening due to a short legal issue. Standings are listed with matchups including Waterview squad facing Squires and Francis tax clash.
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Benier
St St Joseph's
St Peter's
CY of Am
St. Patrick’s
Our Lady of Viesta
Tangie
Sn Apthory
Ss. Peter's
Iehi
Wits
Thei of
Waterview
Francis Tax Sui Ausuesine
Pay’s
Burg Aces Win Court Tilt 47 41
The Burg Aces defeated Vanderheyden yesterday at Vanderheveen Hall gym by 47 to 41. The close game showcased Burg Aces scoring and the Vanderheveen defense in a tense matchup.
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Burg Aces
Eurs Aces
Vanderheyvden
Vanderhevéen Hall
Army Cagers Swamp Pitt By 71 to 34
West Point star Pi Dale Hall led Parsons, Kansas born ace, scoring 24 points as the United States Military Academy Quentet defeated the Pittsburgh Panthers 71 to 34. Cadets extended their season win streak to nine and 25 in three campaigns, with Nate Apple and Hank Zeilers adding 14 and 13 respectively.
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West Point
Dale Hall
Parsons
Kansas
United States
Academy
Pittsburg Panther
Pouse
Pitts
Nate Apple
Hank Zeilers
Panthers
Army
Snead Fires 64 to Set New Course Mark in New Orleans Meet
Sammy Snead of Hot Springs fired a 64 in a warmup for the New Orleans Open, setting a course mark at Metairie. He led a strong field with 13 greens in regulation and close approach shots, while Bob Hamilton and Fred Haas Jr. pressed in the practice rounds ahead of the $5,000 event. Henry Picard and Crazy Wood also showed form, with notable rounds and entries shaping the tournament field.
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Snead
New Orleans
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Hamiltos
Fuisthar
Or! Rint
Mosday
Henry Picard
Crazy Wood
George Sharlistes
Dayston
Ohio
Sammy Byrd
Loans
Ed White to Meet Zeus Wilcheski in Mat Semi Final
Ed White and Zeus Wilcheski, both former football stars turned wrestlers, will clash in a Monday LaSalle gym semi final at Troy. Wilcheski, an All America guard, and White, once with Alabama, headline the card highlighted by a main event featuring Steven Crushers Casey in a two out of three falls bout.
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Ed White
Zeus Wilcheski
Strangler
Iwift Oreet
Grappier
LaSalle Gym
Ize
Troy
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Zeus Wiicheski
A. B.C. Wie
Chesui
Ted Beyly
Troy Sports Arena, Inc
Steven Crushers Casey
Chicago
Cetuma
Seattle
Wash
Yale Defeats Princeton In Tight 38 to 35 Victory
Yale edged Princeton 38 35 as Princeton shot poorly from the line and Yale benefited from key scoring by Phil Fehl Neil Zander and Gerry Sheridan as the game stayed close throughout. The Nassau courtmen led early 10 5 10 10 and 21 18 at halftime before Yale pulled away late in the second half.
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Princeton
X. J
Yales
Grange
Black
Lali
Blue
Tigers
Nassau
Phil Fehl
Orange and Black
Neil Zander
Gerry Sheridan
Reid
Sian Peacock
Joe Kelly
Yale
Kelly Sets Southern Conf Record in 200 Yard Breaststroke
Billy Kelly of North Carolina swam 200 yards in 2 minutes 35.25 seconds to set a Southern Conference mark as the undefeated Tarheels defeated Duke 5 25. The old record stood at 2 35.
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Durham
S.C. Upi
Billy Kelly
North Carolina
Tarflees
Duke
Kelly
Elk at Harland Clift Ranch Stirs Local Scene
Yakima Washington report notes a bull elk chased Harland Clift who tends a nearby ranch. The incident involved the elk entrapping a barbed wire boundary and the man escaping without injury as onlookers watched.
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Yakima
Wash
Harland Clit
Clift
DePaul Coach Ray Meyer Recounts Notre Dame Syracuse Snippet
Ray Meyer recalls a stirring Notre Dame game against Syracuse as an assistant. He describes a late four-punt swing with 45 seconds left, a left headed hook shot, a jump ball, and a shift to overtime that swung the game in Notre Dame’s favor.
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Ly Ray Meyer de Paul
Chicago
Notre Dame
Syracuse
George Keegan
Bey
Widerneath
Widdoes Seeks Active Alumni to Influence Cornell
York (XEA) reports Carroll Widdoes aims to recruit active alumni to shape Cornell football, seeking a conservative selection for coach. The piece notes Widdoes’ exposure to Ivy League talent, cornell alumni involvement, and debate over potential replacements including Commander John Bain Suthe rang and Jock Sutherland, with Widdoes’ own future uncertain.
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Widdoes
Cornell
Columbia Trims Fordham in Experimental Tilt
Columbia beat Fordham in an experimental game using two and three point shots and altered fouling rules. Lions led 28 points from Norman Skitiner with nine from outside, while Fordham’s Johnny Cahill added four long shots as both teams debated the new scoring changes.
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New York
Columbia
Fordham
Lions
Elmer Ripley
Oregon
Howard Hobson
Tong
Johnny Cahin
Rams
Extra Embarrassment For Kayoed Fighter At Keesler Field
A disrupted boxing report from Keesler Field notes a French heavyweight claiming a technical knockout over Gene Minor in the second round. The scene centers on a boxing program at the ASF training command station with a Shippensburg reference and an odd ceremonial finish.
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Keesier
Keesler Field
France
ASF
Gene Minor
Shippensburg
Zim
Cornell Beats Colgate Five by Twenty Points
The Big Red defeated Colgate 48 to 30 in a decisive game. Irwin Akter led Cornell with twenty points as Colgate trailed 19 to 6 after the first quarter and never recovered. Colgate battled back to within two points twice in the third quarter but Cornell pulled away in the fourth, Ade Aery scoring nine for Colgate.
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Hamilton
Cornell
Irwin Akterson
Colzate
Colgate
Ade Aery
Philadelphia Cub Outfielder Faces Army Physical
Chicago Cubs outfielder Dominic DAlessandro was called to the induction center yesterday for a physical exam. Army officials said results may take several days to be disclosed.
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Philadelphia
Dominic D'Alesandro
Chicake Cub Outfelder
Army
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