Watervliet Five Meets Sacred Heart in Big Match
Watervliet five aims to rebound after a setback as Sacred Heart College joins the slate in a high school senior encounter at 9 pm in Troy. Notables include Darwin Schneider 3-7 from Kansas and ex college players among both squads with a 7:33 pm junior varsity tilt preceding the main games.
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Kerbail
Schenectads
Eeboal Gym
Troy
Aera
Darwin Schneider
University of Hansas
Posticks
Hio
Chet Dvetlo
Union College
Art Viscuse
exGeorgia Tech Pexforter
Gene Lurchie
Be | Lasky
Nort Terrace
Siz Neppy
Walt Harris
al Simons
Johony Maseden
Frank Grusato
Sacred. Heart
Red” Vetters
Des Caswell
Pete Aogstadt
Diex
Hbecco
Sacred Heart
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Wings Triumph Over Rangers 4 2 In Detroit Showdown
Detroit preserves second place by beating the New York Rangers 4 to 2 at home. Hollett scores twice in the first period as Stevenson’s 18 saves keep Detroit ahead, while Lindsey seals it with a late six foot shot. Rangers drop to within a half game of last place as Chicago looms.
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Detroit
Bill Hollett
Detroit Red A Wings
New York Rangers
Toronto
Red Wings
Doug Stevenson
Rangers
Hoflett
Hollett
Wings
Stevetson
Kirby BiacDonald
Jud McAfee
Ab Demarco
Ranger
Ted Lindsey
Murray Armstrong
Eat Seibert
Bil Quackenbush
Chicago
Mosconi Extends Lead in World Pocket Billiards Match
Mosconi of Toledo defeated Ralph Greenleaf of Detroit by two points in Detroit to raise his lead to 72 dollars in their world championship bout. The defending champion won the 32nd block of the 50 block match as Greenleaf trailed with 90 high ten. Eight more blocks remain in Detroit before they move to New York for the final ten blocks next week.
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Detroit
Terranova Posts Bond for Return Pep Bout
New York promoter Bobby Gleason posted a 16000 bond guaranteeing a return bout if contender Terranova defeats Willie Pep for the featherweight title at Madison Square Garden Monday. Pep to be examined today by NYSAC officials at Hartford training quarters amid cross state recognition.
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New York
Bobby Gleason
Phil Terranova
Willie Pep
Hartford
Madison Square Garden
Ralph Halperin
Wiliam Welker
New York State Athletic Commission
Pep
Edward Sagan
New York Group
Pepix
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Terranova
N. B.A
Sai Bartolo
Pep Faces Terranova as featherweight title defense at Garden
Promoter Mike Jacobs books a sixth featherweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Willie Pep defends his line of publicized status against Harlem challenger Terranova in a bout expected to draw up to $80,000 at the gate. Pep, 22, has a strong pro record and a history of beating former and current champions. Terranova, a former BAA champion, rides a string of prior title bouts into the fight amid controversy over championship recognition.
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New York
Neas
Pep
Pait! Terranove
Windisor Square
Garden Mosday
Harlem
Terranova
Furatec! Netional Boxing Association
Middletown
Conn
Speed Merchant
3al Zartole
N.B. A
New York Commission
Fop
Jackie Callure
Hamlton
Ont
Callara
Chalky Wright
Willie Pep
William Papaseo
Sammy Angott
Wright
Trajan Parentage
Kaynes Cailura
Sal Bertolo
Boston
Stadison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Navy Rallies To Turn Back Muhlenberg
Navy edged Muhlenberg College 40 to 33 after trailing at halftime. A tight zone defense limited the Middies in the first half while Bob Howe scored late to tie the game with nine minutes remaining.
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Navy
Muhlenberg
Annapolis
Muhlenberg College
Naty Manpower
Bob Howe
Baer Stops Schmeling With One Cracking Blow
Nine hard rounds built to a dramatic moment when Max Baer landed a decisive right that toppled the German challenger Schmeling in New York. The punch ended the bout as the referee reached ten, finishing a fight that had teased a long German victory.
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Max Baer
Max Schrieling
Baer
Schmeling |Ote
Uhlan
Foxx Returns to Majors with Classic Old-Time Touch
veteran slugger Jimmy Foxx joins the Philadelphia Phillies for a comeback season. despite past injuries and long absence, Foxx’s steady power and calm approach add veteran spark to a season needing bite. he aims to rebound and chase legacy while Hank Greenberg contends for runner up status in home run totals.
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New York
CPI
Jimmy Fox
Philadelphia Phils
Aeex
Jimmy
Trais
Foxx
Babe Ruth
Detroit
Jim
Tebbetts
Gian
Hank Greenberg
Pin Tourney Cancellations Praised by Truman
Vice President Truman commended the National Bowling Council for canceling more than 100 tournaments to ease transport strain. New York and Pennsylvania events slated to start soon were among those canceled on a voluntary basis after consulting with the Office of Defense Transportation.
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Washington
Truman
Nastional Bowling Council
Truman Else
Victory Legion
Aleutian Islands
Elmer Baumgatien
A. J. Ebersole
New York
Pennsylvania
B. C
Office of Defense Transportation
Eversole
Ebersole
Toledo
Ohio
Ford to Wind Up Yale Career With Bid for Record
New Haven Connecticut Alan Ford plans a final bid to break Weismauer’s 23 seconds mark in the 100 yard dash. He graduates this week and will attempt the record in a time trial at the Payne Whitney pool during practice.
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Ford
Yale
New Haven
Alan Ford
Weismauer
AALU
Peyne Whitney Gan
Coast Guard Quint Nears Service Title Decisive games loom
The Coast Guard quint, led by Irving "Rabbit" Jacobson, aims for the service title after a 162 win record. They must face New York district powerhouses before any championship, with Hoffman Island U. S. Maritime Service Club a recent 27 33 setback and St John's noted among future foes Fordham and Rider.
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Irving Irving
Jacobson
Fills Island Coast Guard
Pasterday
New York District
Hoffman Island U. S. Maritime Service Club
St John’s
Fordham
Rider
Wyatt Returns Unsigned 45 Contract in Georgia
The article notes Wyatt’s unsigned 1945 contract and mentions his return to Muckaran Georgia. It reports his lack of signing due to offers and interests in Berhar WS acres, plus plans for treatment after a 1955 season at springs. It references past contests and a focus on future work and expenses.
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Jeowiebacz
Zezsen
Sélore
Wyatt
Berhar
Springs
Printer Schedules 154 Games and Three Trips in Major League Plan
The article reports on a proposed major league schedule calling for 18 games and three trips, with discussions led by league officials and transportation heads. It notes plans face scrutiny from executives and possible joint meetings with team owners and the national league president.
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New York
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Am Increste
Ford Priva
Shere
Col J. Mosroe
Jo _tor
Transportaien
Frick
New Yorton
Washington
AOL
Nasional League
Saié
Aid
Holy Cross Upsets RPI Despite Rough Season Start
Holy Cross faced a tough challenge against RPI as the Crusaders struggle through a poor record. Key players, including OConnor and Sanders, contributed in a 45-35 loss with Holy Cross showing moments of grit but unable to derail the Engineers.
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Holy Cross
RPI
Crusaders
Hores
Xine
Misty Zaterday
Toe Massa
Ve Come University
BIE
Worceiver Tech
Esses
Geen Eudere
Hesvar
TOSR
Asd Sanders
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