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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1945
Page
6
In a windy winter tour event, MeSpaden and Nelson shared a tie after four rounds with strong scores. Notables included Snead finishing near the lead, while Shute Grout Picard and others contended for high placement amid tough weather and fluctuating rounds.
The Quakers beat Columbia to win the Eastern Intercollegiate title by 7 293. Penn led 29 24 at halftime and withstood two Columbia comebacks before an eight point surge in the final five minutes. Fugler and Dailer keyed the finish. Fugler had 17 points and Delliner scored 33. Inner led Columbia with 24 points.
Legal notice announces publication of trademark action for FAMCO BRAND. Mentions January 26 and associated parties including Massaro and FranH Ltd, with reference to Ravell New York and related processed product claims.
Catholic High prepares to host St Marys of Amstergen in a key Diocesan League battle while La Salle invades Albany for a high stakes showdown. Cadets eye a surprise against the favored visitors as Albany and Lavery look to fill the slate with local D league action.
At the Jewish Community Center court the Tomahawks defeated the J.C. quint 16 to 13. Bob Smith led with eight points and Evon Randle scored seven while Chernin and Siegel added seven and eight for the losers in a tight league contest.
The University of Illinois pressed early and pulled away in the second half to defeat Indiana 71 48 in a Western Conference basketball game. Illinois dominated on both ends while the Hoosiers struggled to score throughout the contest.
St Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon endorsed a plan from Washington to pool major leagues into Eastern and Western groups. He said the move would ease travel, with shorter trips for Western teams and quicker schedules. Breadon expressed willingness to cooperate to keep baseball progressing.
Welch of Portiang Maine set to box Vic Dellicurti of New York in a one round feature bout at the Arena tomorrow. Fight card includes Goodwin A C as organizer.
The piece argues paper and paper products are among the most expendable war supplies and highlights their critical role from battlefield needs to administrative records. It recalls battles, supply parachutes, medical boxes, and maps printed on waste paper, urging rationing and increased home-front support for total war effort.
Breech Five overcame a slow start to defeat Tanks Sallyieg 73 to 43 on Wetervlie High School court. Bernie got 28 and 12 to pace Breech while Liners edged Breech 3 to 2 in an OT earlier program, with 25 points from a veteran standout for the Breech side.
Mell wins a one round stoppage by technical knockout over Dell Orté in Boston. The match featured exchanges and cuts, with Orté showing resilience as Mell fatigued, while Archie Moore and Jez Criss also appear in supporting bouts and a noted injury occurs to Criss.
Willie Mosconi of Toledo, defending champion, extended his lead to 19 points after winning both blocks in Detroit. He totaled 3033 to Greenleaf 2319, taking the afternoon 125 to 13 and the night block 125 to 3. Greenleaf had a top run of forty, with Mosconi’s best unfinished run 35.
RPI cagers prep for a Holy Cross game after aiming for a 12th straight win and matching school scoring records. The Engineers, fresh from a win over Union and a strong 28 point performance by a key scorer, vow to test Holy Cross at Boston Garden.
The Boston Braves unveiled their spring training plan including a four game intra city series with the Red Sox and expansion of the roster with ex Athletics and Phillies players. President Bob Quinn announced the schedule last night and Bob Coleman will retire Wednesday to celebrate his birthday while the team opens in Boston. The squad will begin workouts at Georgetown University in Washington on March 12 with three players.
New Haven Coma in the Providence race for the American Hockey League scoring lead. Gracie led with four goals and three assists while Courteau set up five. John Baby of St Louis racked up 32 penalty minutes, pushing Kane down in the league standings.
The Indus Court Loop resumes tonight at Centre FMCA court with three games. The unbeaten Behr Manning faces Arsenal Howitzers in the feature, while Troy Public Safety meets Arsenal Tanks and Clesti Peabody battles Allegheny Sudium. The postponed program will conclude the second round with Public Safety vs Red Manning, Arsenal Teaks vs Allegheny Ludhim, and Cluett Peabody vs Arsene Howitzers.
Iowa edged Purdue 48 to 43 in Lafayette as the Hawkeyes led most of the game before Purdue spun a late rally with fast break baskets. Iowa built a 40 33 edge before Purdue surged to within four late in the second half.
Great Lakes Bluejackets led by Mikan face DePaul in a pivotal clash as Forrest Anderson's team seeks to derail DePaul's national rating surge. Mikan averages over 20 points per game while Bluejackets rely on a strong three-center front and a fast, high-scoring offense. DePaul counters with a 397 average and a rising win streak, aiming to extend their Midwest Southwest contention.
A military athletic team will depart for the Mediterranean to run coaching schools for Army officers. Cecil Isbell of Purdue will demonstrate football tricks, Howard Hodson of Oregon will coach basketball, William J. Cavanaugh of West Point will teach boxing, and William Hargiss of Kansas will share track and field knowhow. The eight civil staff, led by Dean Nesmith and Maj. Fran G. Welch, will accompany the group for a sixty day tour to provide athletic instruction and relaxation for troops returning from the front, part of Army Service Forces efforts under Col. Henry W. Clark.
North Carolina 43, NC State 33 and NC Preflight 80, Wake Forest 38 lead a cluttered rundown of college results. Other lines include Purdue 43 over Penn 37, DePauw 42, Indiana 43, and scattered entries like Parris Island Marines 51 and New York background notes.
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