Catholic High Keeps Lead With 42 31 Victory Over St. Marys Amsterdam
Catholic High in Troy gym defeated St. Marys Amsterdam 42 31 to stay atop the Diocesan league as Tom Egan and Bob Degnan led with 13 and 12 points. John Kelly was sidelined with illness, Art Campbell benched by bronchitis, and the Trojans used all players to cruise past the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic High
St. Mary's of
Amsterdam
Troy Gym
Diness
John Kelly
Trojans
Art Campbell
Bob Woods
Bill Carley
Abesd
Tom Egan
Bob Degnan
Degnan
Bob Gullic
Bob Sheridan
St Mary’s of
Maynard Baker
Jnier
St. Patrick's C. ¥. O
Jack Gully
Ryan
Woods
F. L O
Egan
Fitzgerald
Barrett
ST. Mary's
F.B. T.P
Johnny Germman
CB Alsi
Bill Lewis
Bob Rourke
la Sallie
la Salle
Sy Cassidy
Jack Brady
Downing
LA Salle FG
F.B. TP
Clemente
Perry
Cahill
Rourke
Coonrad
Brady
Danahy
Kavanagh
C. B.A. F.G. F.B. TP. Biondo
Fiorella
Lewis
Payette
A Cassidy
Phelan
Germman
Girvin
Hutson
Jeram
Sacamoane
Racing May Boost Florida Old Age Fund Revenue
Governor Spessarah Holland said that if horse racing keeps producing revenue at current levels, an excess of about one million dollars above guaranteed allotments could fund increased old age assistance. Through last Friday racing had yielded 1 584 484 for old age aid and the 1943 act guarantees enough from the cigarette tax to cover the shortfall with federal matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Spessarah Holland
Holland
Jermain A C To Challenge St Peters In Local Basketball
Jermain A C of Watervliet provides the opposition tonight as St Peter's aims for a 24th win at 9 pm in the Lyceum. Pete Angstadt is expected to be the Trojans toughest obstacle. St Peter's beat Jermain in their last meeting. starters listed for St Peter's include Guinan St. John Mack Caswell Peters and Jacobsen with Danaher and Bailey as reserves. A 7 pm junior game follows against Ranger with Naples Dwyer Gleason Louck and Graber in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain A. C
Watervliet
St. Peter's Ly
Lyceum
Pete Angstadt
Jermain
SCO Ace
Trojans
St. Peter's
Guinan St. John
Red” Mack
Don Caswell
Red” Peters
al Jacobsen
Phil Danaher
Ray Bailey
Naples
Dwyer
Gleason
Louck
Graber
Davis Montgomery Finish Training Before Madison Square Garden Fight
Ai Davis weighed 1414 pounds and Philadelphia Bolt Montgomery 140 pounds during yesterday’s NYSAC weigh in for their ten round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Davis posted a 1410 forfeiture claiming a 144 pound weight, and both fighters will finish training today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ai Davis
Philadelphia
Bolt Montgomery
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Davis
Army and Liner Shop Set For Clash After Narrow Loss
Army eyes the lead in the Arsenal league as it hosts Liner Shop at Watervliet High School Gym at 9 p.m. after a 29 28 defeat to P R department. Capt Gott led Army with 11 points while Walsh added 8 as P R staged a second half rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
P. R. Department
P. R
Watervliet High School
Tank Shop
Pelle
la Rose
P. M. Department
P. A. Bunze
Bergman
Zymiewski
Parker
Gott
F. N
Christenson
Kell
Walsh Big Wood
Greeson
Fry O ' White
Rille
Eni
Bell
Sertrar A
Guba
T.P
Grasso
Dundon
Kerwin
Porter
Lyons
McAteer
Carter
TP Cooley
Troy Area Bowling Notes Show Strong League Scores
In Troy area leagues bowlers posted high scores across multiple divisions. Chuck Blum led St Luke's with 589 while Frank Murray topped Mur rays at 564 and caps set by Cap Collins 614 and Edson Gardner 546. Millhouses swept Lorys 3 games as leaders posted 548 and 537. Various teams posted two to one wins including the No 2 Ford C I squad and the Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Blum
Hetmans
Pasotes
Frank Murray
Ray Mason
Murrays
Masons
Colliers
Paxtons
Cap” Collier
Cap” Paxton
Edson Gardner
Vic de John
Chuck Jimino
Millhouses
Lorys
Irv Millhouse
Ed Lory
Mahon Busy Fighting Second War
Eddie Mahon, Harvard football legend and three time All American fullback, serves as chief athletic officer and naval reserve lieutenant commander at Jacksonville Naval Air Station in World War II. His career spans Harvard, California, Navy service, coaching at Hill and Newman Schools, and a return to Harvard as backfield and baseball coach. Now over 200 pounds, the once spry star remains in military duty between athletic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Eddie Mahon
Walter Camp
Mahan
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Harvard
University of California
Natick
Mass
U. S Marines
Pie
Charley Brickley
Boston College
Maj
Frank Cavanaugh
Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
Romania
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Marie
United States
Texas
Boston
Hill School
Pottstown
Newman School
Lakewood
N. d
Pearl Harbor
Eddie
Cornell
Two School Cage Games Tonight At Local Courts
Waterford hosts Stillwater High while Heatly High meets Rossieville High at Green Island. Waterford has three wins in five starts, with wins over Heatly High and St. Peter of Saratoga, ending Green Island’s six game run. Heatly, carrying one loss, aims for a seventh win and a fresh streak after a postponement due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Stillwater High
Heatly High
Rossieville High
Green Island
Fred Morris
St. Petera
Saratoga
Green Islanders
Roessleville
Green Island Court
Heatly
Berlin Central
Ohio State Grid Coach May Enlist in War Service
Ohio State University football coach Paul Brown reportedly planned to enlist in the armed service rather than await a Selective Service call. Brown, reclassified 1A by his Massillon draft board, could not be reached for confirmation. If he leaves, successor likely from his staff: Paul Bixler, Carroll Widdoes, Fritz Mackey, Ernie Godfrey. Bixler is the only under 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Paul Brown
Ohio State University
Brown
Massillon
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch
Paul Bixler
Carroll Widdoes
Fritz Mackey
Ernie Godfrey
Bixler
Jack Beats Berger in Cleveland Lightweight Title Defense
Beau Jack overwhelmed Maxie Berger at Public Hall in Cleveland before 8,206, stopping the Montreal challenger in the seventh round to halt Berger's 16‑fight win streak. The NYSAC 135-pound champ weighed 138 vs 143 1/2 for Berger, with Jack winning most rounds on the Associated Press card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Beau Jack
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Public Hall
Berger
New York State Athletic Commission
Beau
Associated Press
Augusta
Joe Sedley
Jack
Maxie
Sedley
Madea
Larry Atkins
National Infantile Paralysis Fund
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Church Hunter
Bell
Ernie Pelain
Beaver Falls
Pittsburg
Hunter
Jackie Davis
Army Accepts Spud Chandler For Limited Service
Spud Chandler, the 34 year old pitcher who helped the New York Yankees win two world series games last fall, was accepted by the Army for limited service due to movement limitation in his right arm. He will be placed in the pool of men available for military service and may be called at the discretion of his Colquitt County Georgia draft board. Chandler won twenty games in 1943 and defeated the St Louis Cardinals in two world series games while earning American League most valuable player honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McPherson
Spurgeon
Spud
Chandler
St. Louis Cardinals
Cowley sidelined by knee injury in Bruins loss
Boston Bruins announce veteran center Bill Cowley will miss a week to ten days with water on the left knee after a clash with Flash Hollett in a game against Detroit. This is his first appearance in five weeks following a shoulder setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bill Cowley
Boston Bruins
Flash Hollett
Detroit Red Wings
Cowley
Detroit
Toronto
Craig Wood
Walter Hagen
Curtis Bay Coast Guard Upset Boston Olympics in Close Duel
Curtis Bay Coast Guard Cutters defeated the Boston Olympics 43 to last night in a fast close contest. The upset marked the Olympics third defeat in 30 games this season after three prior exhibitions between the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boaston
Curtis Bay Coast Guard Cutters
Olympics
Cutters
Plans for 1944 Troy area baseball season
The piece outlines possible 1944 summer baseball in Troy with manpower shortages affecting leagues and proposes parish sectional teams from St Michael's, St Joseph's, Holy Trinity, St Lawrence's, and St Jean's in the south. St Mary's, St Anthony's, St Peter's, St Anne's in the central area. and other parishes in east, north, and Bemar Park-Syeaway. It notes fan support and local interest from figures like Martin Manning and mentions Sacred Heart basketball games and a past Piedmont League note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Nabha'ns
St. Michael's
Sacred Heart
Oyo
Armed
South End
St. Joseph’s
Holy Trinity
St. Lawrence’s
St. Jean's
St. Mary's
St. Anthony’s
St Peter's
St. Anne
St. Francia
North End
St. Patrick’s
St. Augustine’s
Beman Park
Syeaway
Our Lady of Victory
St. Paul's
Adirondack Howitzers Allegheny Indus Winners
The report notes Adirondack Howitzers and Allegheny Indus as winners with scoring details. Referee Berrigan and scorer Jon Parvana are listed, timer Hob Collins, halftime score I A A 21 Ludlum 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack
Allegheny Indus
Arsenal
Allegheny Ludlum
Oakley
Niles
Kirwin
Kille
Howitzers
Brooks la Rose
Zyniewski
Kane
Pete Angstadt
Patti
Vadola
Ives
Patrick
E.G. F.B. T.P. Kirwin
Page
Kile
Parker
Adirondack Steel
F.B. T.P
F. Black
F. Zniewski
C. Nuttal
la Rose
Porter
Berrigan
Joe Parvana
Bob Collins
Behr-Manning
Howitzer
G. D Él Meleski
E.G. FB
T.P. Luste
Stephenson
Angstadt
Zullo Defeats Fournier in Tight 10-Round Main Event
New Bedford Massachusetts referee notes Jerry Zullo 135 from Chelsea won a split decision over Marcel Fournier 130 of Montreal in a rugged ten round show at the Bristol Arena. Fournier scored a first round knockdown to nine counts and the fighters were rematched for a return engagement next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Jerry Zullo
Chelsea
Marcel Fournier
Montreal
Bristol Arena
Fournier
Falcons crush Crescents in 10 to 4 rout
Philadelphia Falcons defeated the Brooklyn Crescents 10 to 4 in an Eastern League hockey game. Doug Maher and Budd Dodds each scored twice to lead the attack, with the Falcons easing to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Doug Maher
Budd Dodds
Philadelphia Falcons
Brooklyn Creacents
Cage Results roundup from college basketball scores
Cage results show Ohio University 62 over Otterbein 47 and DePaul 69 over Valparaiso 38. Georgia 54 defeats Georgia School of Medicine 44, DePauw 35. Bainbridge Navy 50 defeats New York Coast Guard 46. South Carolina 48, Fort Jackson is unclear.
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Drew
St. Basil's
Ohio University
Otterbein
DePaul
Valparaiso
Georgia
Georgia School of Medicine
Great Lakes
DePauw
Bainbridge Navy
New York Coast Guard
South Carolina
Fort Jackson
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St. Mary’s of
CBA Downs
Marge Slogar
Florida
Old Age Fund
St. Peter’s
St. Luke's
MacCochran
Helmbolds
Taylor
Fisher
Connor
Smyths
Kohns
Pratt
North Troy
Ta Dieu
Dov” Frost
Hank Schott
Will Patton
George Clempson
Harry Nielsen
Doc” Nielsen
Will Sherman
Ed Webster
Dick Chase
Lou Madsen
Industrial
Thompson
Anderson
Cusack
F. Garrahan
Lovejoy
Ford C. I
Charles Murray
Vegal
Turner
Ray
Cloverleaf Creamery
Keglers
Hansen
Howd
Pabsts
Brimmers
Capt. Pabst
Harrison
MacLaren
Maples
Beddows
Quas
Hyde
Pieper
Jeaders
H. Green
J. Hallman
Central Lutheran
Wetzel
Nationals
Schofield
Dunker
Ermance
Wagar
Wally Brewer
Wally
Don “i Jller” Heath
Sam” Eagle
Enders
George Sandholdt
Chocolates
Moe Heath
Janie” Engle
St. Mary’s
Mary Doud
Filta Hourigan
Martha DePietro
Mildred LeMay
Julia Bleichtrey
Clara Brundige
Rita Hourigan
Mike Caruso
Mike
Mt. Ida
Russell
Hill Shackett
Robinson
T A. A
Diamond Rock
Remington
Murphy
Kennedy
Hap” Hazard
Bessette
J. Tybush
Ford C. L
Hudson Valley Fuel
Industrial A. A
Bennett
J. Hoffman
Lewandowski
Behr-Manning Keglers
Crurocher
Cresher
Steve Saily
Tucker
Bill Barrett
Fieck
A. Sager
Marro
P. A. Dept
E.G. EB
Furdyna
Pendergast
Webster
Oai
Sandholt
Ot Sa
P. M. Dept
Ohio State
Spud Chandler
Bruins
Curtis Bay
McGrath
Neck of the Woods
Martin Manning
Tenth Ward
Mart
Frank McCormick
Cincinnat
Durham
Club Quint
Troy Boys’ Club
Cohoes Mohawks
State Street
Vetters
Jacobsen
Caswell
LeMay
Trombley
Mons
F.G. FE
Trembley
C & Amyat
G. Rivet
F. M
Ford
Fitch
Cardnato
R. Gordon
G Valenti
M. Caruso
Zullo
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