LaSalle and CCHLS Face Key Diocesan Games in Troy
Two important Diocesan Basketball League games grip Troy tonight as La Salle Institute hosts Christian Brothers Academy of Albany while Catholic Central High School meets St. Marys of Amsterdam. CBA leads with six wins one loss. CC H S trails with five wins one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Catholic Central High School
St. Mary's of
Amsterdam
la Salle Institute
Christian Brothers Academy Quintet
Albany
Eighth Streeters
Bill Carley
St. Mary's
Carpet City
la Salle
Troy Cadets
Co. B.A
Vincentian Institute of Albany
Cathedral Academy
Tom Cahill
Chick Coonrad
Paul van
Tom Perry
Frank Clemente
Institute
Downing Cathedral
Tom Farnam
J. V
St Peter's Dominates St Augustine's In 68-32 Victory
St Peter's varsity beat St Augustine's 68 to 32 at Lyceum court. Don Caswell and St John led with 18 points apiece. Patrick and Degnan topped St Augustine's with eight each. Intermediates crushed Five Aces 46-16. Juniors beat St Mary's Juniors 39-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
St. Augustine's
St. Peter's Lyceum
St. Peter’s
Don Caswell
St. John
St Peter's
Patnck
Degnan
St Augustine's
St. Mary's
ST. Augustine
S . FG
Mevya
Patrick
A Spiedal
I Rooney
Reardon
Timor—Nashcore
Sacred Heart
St. Paul’s
East Side
Ryan
Tyll
East Siders
Jim McCarthy
Dan McCarthy
Paulis
Wakelee
Benedict
Dayton
Spenard
I Byrnes
Pauls
Ls FG
FB. T.P
D. McCarthy
I Howe
F. O Lynch
J. McCarthy
Simmons
Hkrieger
Sacred Heart Int
Dillon
F. FG. F
Sourchaing
UL Parl
Penard
Jeearns
Pais
DuBois
Sucaway
Best
C. ii
Spain
College hoops score report with scattered results
Basketball results show Great Lakes 60 over Purdue 46 and Notre Dame 59 over New York University 53. Other scores include Franklin and Marshall 44 over Albright 38, Wartburg 52 over Penn 32, Minnesota 38 over Penn Coast Guards 43, Indiana State 41 over Mo Teachers, Brooklyn College 58 over Town State, Nebraska 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Purdue
Notre Dame
New York University
Franklin and Marshall
Albricht
Wartburg
Penn
Cemp Grant
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Revolta Fires 68 In Final Round To Capture Texas Open Golf Title
Johnny Revolta of Evanston Illinois shot a three under par 63 to win the Texas Open with a 72 hole total of 273, finishing one stroke ahead of Byron Nelson who tied for second with Harold McSpaden. Nelson made a late surge but missed a birdie on the final hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revolta
San Antonio
Tex
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Harold
Jug) Mc- Spaden
Philadelphia
Peer
Me- Spaden
Melvin
Chick) Harbert
Lincoln
Neb
Army Air Forces Training Command
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Green
McSpaden
Willie Goggin
White Plains
Henry Ransom
U. S. Mariime Service
Galveston
Texas
Sam Byrd
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Claude Harmon
Houston
Leroy Brannon
Simon Pures
Jag} McSpaden
Philadlphia
Zeb
U. S&. Maritime Service
Ray Hull
Randolph Field
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Greensboro
N. C
Army Air Field
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
Consoliver
Wichita
Kas
Tony Penna
Dayton
Raymond Gafford
Fort Worth
Abe Espinosa
Brownsville
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Tod Menefee
Pete Cooper
Gainesville
Ed Dudieyv
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sampson Navy Team Finishes With Rochester Loss
The naval training station squad defeated the University of Rochester 47 to 28. Captain Frank Reagan commands an aviation detachment aboard a U.S. warship and was noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson Naval Training Station
University of Rochester
Frank Reagan
University of Amer Pennavivatmia
Aer
Beau Jack Faces Berger in Cleveland Non-title Showdown
Beau Jack meets Maxie Berger in a 16 round non-title bout at Public Hall Cleveland tonight. Berger brings ring experience and a ten pound weight edge while Jack seeks his first main event outside New York. Promoter Larry Atkins expects a sellout with gate above 40 000. Ray Arcel predicts a whale of a fight and notes Berger won’t back down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Beau
Jack
Georgia
New York
Montreal
Maxie Berger
Berger
Larry Atkins
Ray Arcel
Beau Jack
Arcel
All Scholastic Team Picks Spark Local Debate
A reader anonymously proposes a five for the scholastic all star team praising Bill Deegan John Kelly Joe Ryanasko Dave Torncelle and Gene Lennek. The Record Newspapers all scholastic team will be published at season’s end based on area coaches votes. Catholic High and La Salle face C B A in a pivotal Diocesan League clash tonight with standings tight as Vincentian and St Marys of Amsterdam loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill) Deegan
Troy High
John) Kelly
Catholic High
Joe
Ryanasko
Cohoes
Dave) Torncelle
Watervliet
Gene) Lennek
Lansingburg
Record
Fan
la Salle
Catholic High Trails
Vincenian
C. C.H
St. Mary’s of Amsterdam
Bill Carley
Regular Catcher Passes Final Physical for Army Induction
Washington Nationals owner P Clark Griffith announced that catcher Jake Early has passed his preinduction physical and is expected to report to the army in a few days. Early, 28, of Kings Mountain North Carolina, is married with two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Clark Griffith
Washington Nats
Jake Early
F Army
Early
Kings Mountain N.C
Chicago Black Hawks Welcome Back Joe Cooper After Army Discharge
Chicago officials announced defenseman Joe Cooper has received a medical discharge from the Canadian Army and will rejoin the Black Hawks this week. Cooper came to Chicago in a four year old deal with the New York Rangers and now resumes duties with the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago UP
Chicago Black Hawks
Joe Cooper
Hawks
New York Rangers
Chicago
Dog Awarded Distinguished Service Cross for Sicilian Heroism
Major General Lucian Truscott presented Chips the Distinguished Service Cross for single handedly eliminating a dangerous machine gun nest in Sicily. The war dog also holds the Purple Heart and Silver Star, with prior recognition in the campaign. Chips trained by Edward J. and Mrs. Wren of Pleasantville New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Lucian Truscott
Heel Training and Dog Care Advice From an Early Column
A historical veterinary column offers dog training tips for heel commands on leash and later off leash. It emphasizes steady leash guiding, praise for obedience, and gradual table grooming. It also notes dogs can improve temperament, discusses minor scalds and remedies, and answers reader questions about lifespan and bread in a dog diet.
Queen Helen Stages Net Comeback
Queen Helen Wills Moody Roark defies injury to return to tennis less than a year after a serious hand fracture. The 38 year old star, living in Westwood with husband Aidan Roark, plays exhibitions when settled and hopes to contribute to war efforts while continuing painting and writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Helen
Helen Wills Moody Roark
Berkeley
Cal
Westwood Village
Aidan Roark
Twentieth Century-Fox Pictures
California
Hockey Star Has Scored 63 Points
New Haven Conn Thomas Burlington of Cleveland leads American League scoring with 63 points after last week three goals and five assists. Teammates Lou Trudell Les Cunningham Gaston Gauthier hold top spots with strong totals and Hershey's Gauthier sits third. The penalty leaders remain Gordon Sherritt and Victor Lynn with 65 and 61 minutes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Thomas Burlington
Cleveland
J Ron
Lou Trudell
Les Cunningham
Gaston Gauthier
Hershey
Gordon Sherritt
Indianapolis
Victor Lynn
Vanderbilt the PT Boat Memoir of a Racehorse Owner Al Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt in a Navy PT boat near New Guinea writes from sick bay about his horse racing empire. He recalls Discovery the top money horse for 1935 earning 303 605 and jokes with Townsend B Martin about Bolingbroke. He describes his Sagamore Farm and brief notes on sick bay and mare First Come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
New Guinea
Samuel
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Belmont Park
Pimlico
Sagamore Farm
Maryland
Worthington Valley
Brooklyn
Vanderbilt
Discovery
Bolingbroke
Widener
Long Island
Townsend B. Martin
Alfred
Martin
David Woods
Friday
Hialeah Park
Woods
Discovery’s
Club Juniors Triumph in Local Junior Basketball
The Troy Boys' Club Juniors beat St. Augustine's Juniors 43 to 26 with 10 points from Valenti for the winners while Ted Singleton had seven for the losers. The Avengers topped the Stars 35 to 29 in a House League game. Upcoming: Boys' Club Juniors meet St. Peter's Juniors on Wednesday and face St. Augustine's Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
St. Augustine's
Valenti
Ted Singleton
Avengers
New Stars
St. Peter’s
Troy and Cohoes Hi-Y Teams Win Openers
Troy tops Lansingburg 18 to 17 led by Turner with six points while Comiskey added six for the losers. Cohoes defeats Watervliet 21 to 15 with Buchanan eight points to lead Cohoes. The four team league opens Mondays with a playoff for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy and Cohoes
Troy Y. M. C. A
Turner
Troy
Lansingburg
Comiskey
Cohoes
Watervliet
Buchanan
Tabricius
Hughes
Tutunsian
Lory
Lafferty
Walthers
G. Lynch
Zg. Turner
G. Dickinson
G. Tarbox
Rising
F McQuide
F. Comiskey
F. Wakelee
C. Lanstrop
Reynolds
G- Martin
Ed Oakley
F. Tabricius
Sheriden
F. Spargo
F. Mitalo
C. Harris
G. Squatter
Xg. Wilson
Youbough
Gene Tunney
Peamore
Fink. i
Bird Named To Pilot Trenton Club
Joseph Alexander Bird, 39, former 1927 American Association MVP now signed as player manager of the Trenton Packers in the Interstate Baseball League. He succeeds outfielder George Ferrell after a long career with Columbus Pittsburg Louisville Newark and other clubs and resumes baseball after a 1940 hiatus. Bird resides in Hellertown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Joseph Alexander Bird
Columbus
Trenton Packers
Bird
George Ferrell
Burlington
Cadeemee
Granby
Quebec
Baltimore Orloles
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Pittsburg
Louisville
Newark
Hellertown
Ohio State Coach Asks No Favors
Ohio State coach Paul E Brown asked Massillon draft board to keep him 1 A and not seek deferment for him He said he wants to be treated like other fellows and not gain special treatment Bevis said the university sought deferment on occupational grounds noting troops on campus Ohio State led the Big Ten and was ranked top nationally in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State University
Massillon, O
Brown
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State
Paul
Bevis
Army
Navy
Massillon High Scho
Fontaine Wins Sixteenth Straight Victory in Milwaukee Ring
Justo Fontaine 131 pounds from Milwaukee stayed unbeaten with a unanimous decision over Joey Rivera 136 pounds in eight rounds. Rivera was floored for a two count in the fourth and Fontaine’s attack cut Rivera’s face as Rivera fought back in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Justo Fontaine
Milwaukee
Joey Rivera
Rivera
Fontaine
Sacramento Club Sale to Tacoma Protested
The Sacramento Chamber of Commerce protested the proposed Pacific Coast League sale of Sacramento’s club to Tacoma and urged a two week delay. Otto Rohwer, as chamber president, sent protests to Coast League management and to Sam Breadon of the St. Louis Cardinals, requesting a price for the membership free of Cardinals ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
Tacoma
Otto Rohwer
Coast League
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Breadon
Cardinals
Turner Named Racing Secretary at Tropical Park Miami
John P. Turner was named racing secretary of Tropical Park replacing the late Robert S. Shelley. A former turf writer in Baltimore he became a Bowie Race Track clerk and later held racing secretary duties at Thorncliffe Park in Canada as well as Laurel Maryland and Rockingham Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
John P. Turner
Tropical Park
Robnert S. Shelley
Baltimore
Turner
Bowie Race Track
Maryland
Thorncliffe Park
Canada
Laurel
Rockingham Park
Interstate Loop Grants Two Franchises at York Meeting
The Class B Interstate Baseball League granted Reading and Freeport franchises at its York meeting. Connie Mack will operate Reading with timing to be practical, while Billy Jurges holds Freeport with plans to play after his career. The 1944 season starts May 3 with six clubs and a 130 game schedule. The opening lineups pair York with Hagerstown and others, the all star game set for July 17 in Lancaster. Oren Sterling was elected vice president. Arthur Ehlers begins his third two year term as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Arthur H. Ehlers
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Reading
Billy Darges
New York Giants
Freeport
Jurges
Hagerstown
Lancaster
Wilmington
Del
Allentown
Trenton
N. J
Oren
Sterling
Mifflinburg
Ehlers
Also Mentioned on This Page
LaSalle
C.c.hls
Boston Braves
Bob Coleman
Bob Quinn
Tom Sheehan
Braves
Boston
Mass
Coleman
Casey Stengel
George Yamin
Chicago Hockey Star
Seattie
C. C
Queen Helen
Hockey Star
Fred Hayden
A. G. Vanderbilt
Club Juniors
Troy, Cohoes
Gena Tunney
Tunney
South Pacific
American Legion
Bougainville Island
Sacramento Club
Interstate Loop
Invest
Av Ym. c. A. Solartm
HAY
Harold H. Norton
Masseur