Larkin Wins Unanimous Decision Over Costantino at Garden
Tippy Larkin, weighing 139½ pounds, defeats Lulu Costantino in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden before 11,535 fans. Judges award Larkin eight to nine rounds. referee gives all rounds to Larkin. Card notes a strong fourth through eighth round stretch and a decisive victory after Costantino’s early offense fades. Associated Press score cited, plus undercard actions including Aaron Perry's debut win and other six and four round bouts.
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New York
Tippy Larkin
Lulu Costantino
Madison Square Garden
Larkin
Garfield
XL. J. Boy
Constantino
Lulu
Joe Agnello
Constantine
Sam Robinson
Arthur Susskind
Costantine
Associated Press
Costantino
Edward J. Neil
New York Boxing Writers
Armed Services
Mike Jacobs
Jimmy Walker
Aaron Perry
Washington
Freddie Addeo
Brooklyn
Addeo
Billy Grant
Orange
Herman Badger
New Haven
Conn
Badger
Steve Riggio
Tommy Graziano
Nick Torello
Pete Bayron
Vince Dell Orto
Leo Francis
Panama
Great Lakes Jelt Irish Triumph Over Notre Dame
Great Lakes Bluejackets tamed Notre Dame 48 to 4 last night for their 25th win in 27 starts and an 18 game streak. Lieut Hinkle’s squad trailed early before Paul Armstrong Herman Schaefer Don Smith sparked a 40 8 halftime lead.
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Great Lakes
Jackets
Leo’ Euler
Notre Dame
North Carolina Coach Begins Navy Training in Maryland
Tom Young, football coach at the University of North Carolina, has started recruit training at Bainbridge Naval Training Station. Apprentice Seaman Young will be promoted to Seaman Second Class after basic training and then enter the physical instructors' school at Bainbridge.
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Bainbridge, Md
Tom Young
University of North Carolina
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Cavs
Young
Brinbridge
Possible Dodgers Sale Sparks Curiosity Across Sports
The piece argues fan interest in who owns teams rivals the onfield drama, noting buyers and ownership shapes in baseball and other pro sports draw public attention even when performance remains the focus. It discusses Yankees and Yankees ownership as a barometer for public curiosity in club finances and management.
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New York
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Dodgers
Prince of Pembia
Rin-Tin-Tin
Jacobs
New York Yankees
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Afat
Principal's League Ends 1943 44 With Close Title Race
Eight weeks of school league play leave Catholic High atop the standings with six wins one loss. Watervliet High stands four and two and remains within reach, while Cohoes High Troy High and La Salle fight for the remaining spots. Lansingburg and La Salle face crucial games as La Salle sits at the cellar with six losses.
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la Salle
Catholic High Cagers
Watervliet High
Vliet
Cohoes
Troy High
Catholic High
Spindle City
Lansingburg
Troy
Lansingburg Catholic High
NorthEnders
Cadets
Watervliet
W. Ll. Pet Catholic High
Watervher High
Cohoes High
Lansingourg High
Trey High
la Salle Institute
Dutch Leonard Rejected by Washington Nationals Pitcher
Nat pitcher Dutch Leonard, 33, said he was rejected by the Chicago induc tion center after return from an ankle injury. He did not know his draft classification and lives here with his wife and two children.
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Auburn
Emily Dlutch
Leonard
Washington
Old Westbury Wins The Longfellow Trophy At New Orleans
Old Westbury ridden by Arnold Kirkland muscles clear in the stretch to win the mile and a sixteenth event at the Fan Grounds in New Orleans. Cedar Farm’s entry shows strong improvement to take second while War Master Sugar Ration finishes third for Dock Stable. The winning time is 1:48 4-5 with a payout of 8 dollars for the victor.
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New Orleans
Pix Cedar Farm
Weethare
Chester- Seid Farms
Dock Stable
Arnold Kirkland
Old Westbury
Untir
Columbia Cagers Whip Princeton In Lopsided Conference Win
Columbia's basketball team built an early lead and powered past Princeton 48 to 25 to tie Cornell for third in the Eastern Intercollegiate league. Jim Cuminskey scored 12 for Columbia while Moke Shinkarak led Princeton with 11 points.
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Princeton
Nat Columbia
Cornell
Lions
Jim Cuminskey
Moke Shinkarak
Army Five Wins Ninth Straight at Pittsburgh
The undefeated United States Military Academy five overwhelmed Pittsburgh Panthers 66 to 32. Ed Christl scored 16 for Army as coach Ed Kelleher used 13 players to build a 25 to 10 halftime lead and pull away in the second half. Bill Cieply led Pitt with 10 points.
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West Point
U. S Military Academy
Pittsburg Panther
Ed Kelleher
Kelleher
Panthers
Ed Christl
VOLS
Bill Cieply
Pitt
Coursol Beats Patterson In Unpopular Decision
Jerry Coursol of Valley Stream earned his 21st straight win last night by a disputed decision over Jackie Patterson of Chicago. The referee scored four rounds for Coursol, one even, and gave the fourth stanza to Patterson.
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Elizabeth
Jerry Coursol
Valley Stream
Jackie Patterson
Chicago
Coursol
Tommy Holmes Signs With Boston Braves
Tommy Holmes, veteran center fielder, returns his signed contract for the 1944 season with the Boston Braves. He had been working at the Todd shipyard in Brooklyn during the off season.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Tommy Holmes
Holmes
Todd
Brooklyn
LaSalle Five to Face Cathedral in Albany League Clash
La Salle Institute aims to end a ten game skid as it travels to Albany for a Catholic League contest against Cathedral Academy. A lineup shake up places Clemente and Perry at forwards Cahill at center Coonrad and Ryan at guards. JV and freshmen open at 6 30 with strong junior varsity and freshman records noted.
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la Salle Institute
Albany
Cathedral Academy
State Armory
Chuck Biffle
Frank Clemente
Tom Perry
Tom Cahill
Chuck Coonrad
Paul Ryan
la Salle
Cathedral
J. V
Guint
Burg Club Victors, 49-17 in Local Basketball Showdown
Rouse led Lansingburg Boys' Club with eight field goals and 16 points as they routed Sacred Heart Seniors 49 to 17 at Lansingburg High School gym. Plowstrup added 11 points, Spenard 10, while Gallo topped the losing side with six. Junior Varsity also beat Sacred Heart Intermediates 14-1.
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Rouse
Lansingburg
Sacred Heart
Lansingburg High School
Plowstrup
Spenard
Burg
Gallo
Dillon
Grid Merger Doubtful as Walsh Talks with Rooney
Cleveland Rams coach Charles Walsh and Pittsburgh Steelers co owner Art Rooney met to discuss a possible merger for next fall but avoided answering the question. Walsh noted nine line players and a back who bridged 1943 with other NFL clubs. He highlighted Jim Benton and Dante Magnani as standout players with NFL ties.
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Pittsburg
Charles
Chili) Walsh
Cleveland Rams
Art Rooney
Pittsburg Steelers
National Football League
Walsh
Jim Benton
Dante Magnani
Chicago Bears
Chet Adams
Green Bay
Bernie Pasqua
Washington
Steelers
Saratoga Raceway Sets Summer Harness Dates
The New York State harness racing commission announced a 52 day summer meet at Saratoga Raceway from June 28 to August 19 all at night under lights, subject to wartime conduct, with other wartime adjusted schedules for Western New York Goshen Hambletonian Westbury and Empire City Yonkers races.
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Saratoga Raceway
New York State
Harness Racing Commission
Associated Press
New York
Goshen
Bowling Notes Show Leaders in Multiple Leagues
Summaries of Brownie League top shows as Morris Store tops Catig nang. Zibros, Bolands, Fitzgeralds and Professors Morse claim wins. Scores highlight Close Sans 210 590 and list standings for runner-ups, Marvin-Neitzel leaders Betty Blum and Lois McClellan, then Mayfair Women high triple by M Russman. Association meeting set for 3 p.m. at State Street.
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Brownie
Morris Store
Catignang
Zibros
Bolands
Fitzgeralds
Kasarjians
Professor Morse
Fifth Avenue
Reliable
Champ” Close Sans
Mulkman” Gorsky
Crash
Hartnagile
Marvin-Neitzel
Betty Blum
Lois McClellan
Thyra Keegan
Claire Bannister
Eunice van Patten
Virginia Messick
Connie van Patten
Irene Lumley
Beryl Blum
Millie Taylor
Anna Kirik
Bernice Brown
Mary Farley
Helene Jensen
Theresa Farley
Hazel Champine
Mary Sweeney
Anita Garhart
Wagar
Sandholt
Wally Brewer
Wally Nit
Haldeman
Flash
Willsey
Doug Engle
Strawbernes
The
Chocolates
Don
Heath
Twister’ Foster
Moe Heath
Jonie” Engle
Mayfair
Mayfair Women's League
M. Russman
G. Pellerin
A. Donlon
B. Ryan
H. Mullen
MecGivern
EVANS Tells a Dramatic 1924 Garden City Cup Match
Charles Evans recalls a US Walker Cup clash in 1924 at Garden City New York where his niblick tee shot went long and British opponent Bill Murray fought back. Evans believed he would win 6 and 5 but Murray’s backspin shot dropped right into the cup, forcing a 2 and 1 finish after a tense rally.
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Charles
Chick) Evans
Garden City
N.Y
Billl Murray
Murray
Orlando Paces R. P. 1 Court Squad at Rensselaer
The Engineers, boasting the season’s top scoring unit, prepare to host Union College at the 87 gym. Tony Orlando leads with 129 points in 7 games, followed by Leo Katkaveck and Henry O’Keeffe with 123 and 121 respectively as Rensselaer seeks an eighth win.
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Rensselaer Tech
Engineers
Union College
Tech
Rensselaer
ER. P. S
Stevens Tech
Williams College
Tony Orlando
Leo Katkaveck
Henry O'Keeffe
Paul Courty
Orkindo
Hofstra College
Hiratkaveck
North Carolina
O'Keeffe
Canisius
Cooper Seeks 17500 Amid Cardinals Contract Talks
St Louis star Mort Cooper and teammate George Kurowski voiced unhappiness with 1944 contracts. Cooper seeks 17500 after indicating last year’s pay exceeded 10000, while Kurowski also refused to sign. President Breadon says most players got raises. Cooper and Kurowski differ on terms and hope negotiations with Breadon continue.
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St. Louis GP
Morten Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
George Kurowski
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Cooper
Breadon
New York
Tech Natators Host to M I T
Rensselaer Tech's swimming team faces M I T at home to close 1942 44 season. Tech holds seven wins in nine starts and hopes to finish strong after a 39 36 loss to the Engineers in Cambridge. Four V 5 cadets join the roster for this weekend.
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Rensselaer Tech
Tech
Cambridge
Mass
Jane
Engineers
Troy
Rensselaer
Rochester
Owens Named Third Greatest Sports Feat In AP Poll
New York reporters note Jesse Owens as the third choice in the AP Features poll of the greatest athletic feats. The Ohio State standout set multiple world marks from 1933 to 1936, including the 1936 Berlin Olympics double and a famed relay record, as editors highlight his momentous performances.
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Owens
New York
Jesse Owens
Bobby Jones
Babe Ruth
Pill Pounder
Ohio State
Uncle Samuel
Berlin
Jesse
Cleveland
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Broad
Frank Wykolff
Eulace Peacock
Peacock
Eulace
Adolf Hitler
U. S
St Peter's Triumphs 72 52 Over Pulaski A C
St Peter's wins 72 to 52 as four players reach double figures led by Al Jacobsen 21 Red Vetters 17 Don Caswell 16 and Guinan St John 12. Pulaski's Pszeniczy scores 23 in a losing effort. Green Island St Joseph's defeats St Peter's Juniors 30 to 27 with Doran seven and Jordan 15 leading scorers. St Peter's Intermediates beat St Patrick's 37 to 22 Speidel 22 Vambacco 10 for the winners.
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St. Peter’s
Pulaski A. C
Lyceum
al Jacobsen
Troy High
Red” Vetters
Don Caswell
Guinan
ST. Peter's F.G. F.B.T.P
St. John i Bailey
Danaher
Caswell G
Vetters
Jacobsen
Pulaski A
Whitney F
Davin
Pszeniczy
Conien
Thompson
Marsohan
Feral
de Carlo
Timer
St. John
St. Peter's
Pulaski A. c Tach Vemetass
Multiple college football and college basketball scores listed
A long list of scores shows Tulane over L 43 to 8 and U over 42, plus Holy Cross loss to Worcester Tech 47, Davidson over North Corona Navy Pre-Flight 82 to 28, and other results including Yale 54 and Notre Dame 84? 48. Also noted is Tom Heeney promoted to Chief Petty Officer after a 1928 title bout with Gene Tunney.
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Tulane
Worcester Tech
Holy Cross
North Corona Navy
Davidson
Mt. St. Mary's College
Washington College
University of Maryland
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Georgia
Robbins Field
Washington and Jefferson
Carrnegie Tech
Ellis Island Coast Guard
Union Temple
St. Joseph's
Montclair
N. J
Temple
la Salle
Albright
West Chester Teachers
Muhlenberg
City College of New York
University of Virginia
Hampden Sydney
Marshall
Morehead
Geneva
West Virginia
Yale
S. Coast Guard Academy
Cornell
Hobart
Trinity
Middlebury
Iowa Seahawks
Augustana (i
Great Lakes
Notre Dame
Denison
Bowling Green
Depauw
Tom Heeney
Herd Rock
Down Under
Gene Tunney
South Pacific
Jermain Quintet Tops A. O. H. Five in 46 35 Victory
The Jermain Barclay basketball team from Watervliet beat A. O. H. 46 to 35 at Vilet gym. Phil Schonmaker led with 14 points, Jackson added nine for the winners. Tonight the Jermain quintet hosts St. Joseph's at home.
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Jermain Barclay
Watervliet
Worcester Tech Trims Holy Cross In Rival 55 47 Win
Worcester Tech defeated Holy Cross 55 to 47 in a local rivalry game. Hal Flett led Worcester Tech with 20 points while Holy Cross captain George Conner scored 17.
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Worcester. Mass
Worcester Tech
Holy Cross
Hal Flett
Engineers
George Conner
Army and shop teams win Arsenal league games
In Arsenal league play at Watervliet High gym the Army team crushed Inspection 54 21 led by Lieut Roy Yowell with 22 points. Liner Shop beat the P M department 33 25 with Grasso and Attanasio each scoring ten. K P squad topped the P A department 32 20 as Maxwell led with 11 and Hille added eight.
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Army
Liner Shop
PRL
Arsenal
Watervliet High Gym
Roy Yowell
Army Quint
Walsh
Kelley
Slater
Danize
Bleck
Basketeers
Grasso
Attanasio
P. M. Department
Zyniewski
Bergman
P. M
Maxwell
Hille
K. P
P. A
Kile
Snyder
Thesco
F.G
T.pott
F. Yowell
Greeson
G. Wood
G. Walsh
G. Lo White
F Merchand
F. Block
C. Bull
G. Traynor
G. Slater
G. Rein Lie
Stevens
Ee Grasso
W. McAteer
Dundon
F. Carter
F. Kirwin
C. Lyons
C. Attanasio
Porter
T.P. Norton
f.Schultz
Lapidus
Behuniak
Bunze
Sanford to Pilot Barons
Mike McNally announced that Jack Sanford will succeed Tony Lazzeri as manager of the Wilkes-Barre Barons in the Eastern League. Sanford, a Lakewood N W resident, will be a playing manager after stints with James Town Pony League Batavia Pony League and earlier minor league stops.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mike McNally
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Jack Sanford
Tony Lazzeri
Sanford
Lakewood
N. W
Jamestown
Batavia
Wilmington
Richmond
Zanesville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Los Aneles
Baltimore
Sheriff Sale Notice in Rensselaer County
By order of the Rensselaer County Court a property stake of Sarah Ruping is slated for sale. The parcel in Troy’s Fourteenth Ward, described as Northerly part of Lot 45 on the 1913 map, faces an eleven o'clock foreclosure sale on March day at the County Court House in Troy.
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Rensselaer County
Sarah Xuping
City of
Troy
Rensselaer
State of New York
Troy Parkway
Grimes, Headdey
Sarah J Ruping
Hensselaer County Clerk's Office
Rensselaer County Court House
Second and
Conegrona Streets
New York
Chileth
Renaselaer County
Newark
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