Troy High Beats La Salle for Second Win of Season
Troy High School defeated La Salle 47 to 25 to notch its second win of the winter season. The Cadets trailed by halftime and Troy pulled away in the second half, led by key scorers as La Salle struggled to mount a comeback. The game details include scoring by Dwyer and Norton for La Salle, with Troy extending a halftime lead to secure the victory.
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la Salle
Gaim
Cadets
Troy High School
le Salle
Crenins
Pickens
Heskemherm Sutvied
T. Bavez
Sonniers
Rogzers
Lasalle FG
TP. Dwyer
Siestes
Norton
Quest Ce
Anteses
Barizo
Breen
Eren
Maguire
Tait
Wittner
Hems
Troy
CCHS Triumphs Over Cathedral In 58 45 Victory
CCHS defeated Cathedral 58 to 45 as Quint led with steady scoring and Tom Lavin contributed key points. Cathedral’s team defense held most of the game but CCHS pulled away in the final periods to secure the win with strong offense from Guille and Degnan.
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Slouinz
Aistain
Degneas
Tom
Jace
Tom Lavin
Troy Coummon
Bob Helly
Cathedral
Varshy
Catholic High
Guille
Ily
Seuany
Degnan
Holmes
FLPG
Patterson
Straeher
C. Chs
C. CS
Davis KO's Marquette in First Round
In Worcester Massachusetts Davis of New York knocked out Roger Saranella of Montreal in two minutes twenty two seconds of the first round. Marquette was knocked down three times. Pedro Crivello of Cambridge won a split decision over Fran Cate of Montreal. Billy Murray of Boston won by technical knockout in the fifth round over Pedro Piste of this city.
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Worcester
Mass
Sie
Bummy” Davis
New York
Roger Saranella
Montreal
Billy Murray
Boston
Pedro Piste
Basketball Scores From Early Season Matches
Northwestern clinched a 49 46 victory over Higan while Menhegan Beach led Mirgen College 32 to 48. Virginia Tech posted a 1 dollar value in a separate contest with Illinois 36 and Ohio State 2.
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Higan
Northwestern
Menhegan Beach
Mirgen College
Virginia Tech
Linois
Ohio State
Don Burnham Threat in Baxter Mile
Don Burnham faces strong challenge in the Baxter Mile at Medion Garden as Rafferty, Harris and Ivy League standouts loom. Burnham, a Dartmouth alumnus now medical student, aims to start the year with success while Berbers and 43 relay teams add depth to the competition.
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New York
Rafferty
James Herbert
New York A.C
Val
Medion 3 Garden
Miler Rafferty
Millrose
Metropolitan A A. A
Boston Games
Don. Burnham
Dartmouth
Burnham
Gostai
Elmore Harris
Boston
Harris
Herbert
Spom
West Fi
George Berger
Penie
New York US
Baldwin-Wavtece
Baseball Czar Search Panel Won’t Be Rushed
The Major League committee seeking a successor to Judge Landis will not rush its work despite pressure from members. Wrigley and Stoneham clashed over pace while other members Breadon Berres and Bradley weigh candidates. The panel plans to sift reports, investigate contenders, and present findings to owners with a secret meeting likely at a designated site.
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Czar-Wrigley
Chicago
Major League
HM. Landis
PR Wrigley
Chicaco Cubs
Amentan End
Naushal Lezzues
Credineé
Horene Stoneham
Giants
Branch Ricker
Dodgers
van Hay
Stoneham
Wrigley
Sam Breadon
St .Louis Cardinals
den Berres
le Lovie Browns
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Bradley
Fisid
Ripper Collins Returns as Albany Manager for 1945
Ripper Collins officially signed to manage the Albany Eastern League club for the 1945 season after a brief meeting with president Thomas McCaffrey. Collins, longtime figure in organized baseball since 1922, led the Senators to a strong three year stretch totaling 249 wins and 368 losses, with Albany posting 91 wins last season.
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James tHip) Collins
Albany
Thomas
McCeirey
Sensiers
Ripper
Uayee
Sasters
Senators
Hartford
Collins
Vnis
McCaffrey
Rip Collins
Eastern Rescue
Buddy Young Returns to Track After War Delay
Former Illinois star Buddy Young, versatile athlete in track and football, said he would not compete in track until after World War II. Stationed in Great Lakes boat training, he has clocked an 86 second 1 mile yard dash in recent practice sessions.
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Great Lakes
Claude
Buddy) Young
University of Illinois
Yaung
Illinois Beats Ohio State in Western Conference game
In Champaign last night the University of Illinois defeated Ohio State 41 to 35 to stay atop the Western Conference standings. Purdue edged Ohio State earlier, 37 to 34, leaving Illinois and Iowa ahead while Ohio State drops to third.
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Champaign
University of Illnois
Ohio
Buckeyes
Purdue
chamAion Ohioams
Iowa
Hinois
Fairs Plan Horse Racing As Usual
Members of the New York Fair Association decided yesterday to proceed with county fairs including horse racing this year, pending government action on bidding. The showman said the war effort would not ban horse racing at smaller fairs, noting counties with short travel distances.
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Buffalo
New York
Eorge AL E
Nntel
Hamid Seid
Albany Area School Court Game Scores
Albany area high school teams competed with La Salle 33 35 to Cathedral 43 Albany High 20 Albany Academy 25 Vincentian 28 Milne 28 St Josephs Albany 61 St Ans Albany 39 Bethlehem Central 3 Van Rensselaer 23 Columbus 40 St Johns Roselawn 12 Mary Hudson 30 St Pal 6 Ferrace 31 Amsterdam 23 Cosymans 3 Casileion Soerkes 3 Averill Park 28 Roessleville 20.
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I. la Salle
Cathedral
Albany High
Albany Academy
Vincentan
Milne
St Joseph's
Albany
St Ans
Bethlehem Central
van Rensselatr
Columbus
St John’s Roselagr
LZ. Mary's
Hudson
St Pal
Ferrace
Amsterdam
A Cosymans
Casileion
Catholic High In Cohoes Game Tonight
Catholic High prepares for a key basketball matchup in Cohoes against Cor Teese. The contest, a pivotal late-season clash, follows recent wins and postponements as the CH team seeks to secure a strong finish behind standout players and the coaching staff.
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Catholic High In
Cohoes
Catholic High
Cor Teese
Rees High School
Teague Gley
Sra
Doe
Uhis
Casholic
Pete Moones
Abs Gem
Carleyspitorea
Ss Coomtest
Keveny
Ming
Penn Cagers Face Army Quint Tonight in gritty clash
Penn players label Army as fast and strong led by Honard Dalimar while freshmen and a lone standout try to keep pace. Army, featuring football standouts Dale Bell and the veteran guard, has won 27 straight and beat St John’s 56 39 as Hall scored 20 in last game.
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Pindelphia
Pene
Baskesker Cosch Don Wi
Kellett
Quexer
Merien
Honard Dalimar
Temple
Penn State
Strong
Army
St John’s
Brooklyn
Doug Henna
Glenn Davis
Eno
Weer
Mosconi Extends Lead In Cross Country Cue Match
Mosconi, world champion pocket billiards player, increased his dominating edge over Relph by 125 to 1 at Detroit as he posted a high run of 88 and raised his total to 3 903 while Greenleaf trailed at 2 924 with three blocks left before the final 12 sessions in New York. Greenleaf previously defeated Mosconi in the afternoon block 125 to 48, marking his second win in the Detroit series.
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Detroit CP
Wile Mosconi
Pocket Dilliardist
Relph Tireentear
Immings
Teledozn
Greenleaf
New York
Mosconi
Detroit
Sfostoni Nes
Olympics Win Near Loop Title
The Boston Olympics moved within one game of clinching the Eastern Amateur Hockey League title by routing the Philadelphia Falcons 6-2 at Boston Garden before 7,103 fans. Boston goalie Harvey Bennett held the line as forwards Joe Cillman and Ross Planche sparked the offense alongside Jack McGill in a game featuring four assisting plays.
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Boston
Boston Olympics
Philadelphia Falcons
Boston Garden
Olympics
National Hockey League
Bruins
Jacke McGill
RC. Ai FL
Joe Cillman
Ross Planche
Fascots
Olympic
Harvey Bennett
University of Florida resumes baseball and track athletics
Gainesville Fla. The faculty committee on athletics approved immediate resumption of baseball and track at the University of Florida. Head Coach Tom Lieb said this step returns the university to a full athletic schedule with major sports in operation. Football had been resumed last fall.
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Gainesville
Fla i
University of Fioride
Tom Lieb
Two Title Scraps Planned as Zurita Williams Bout Signed
NEA light weight champion Juan Zurita will meet Williams in Philadelphia April 9 for a title clash. Willie Pap defends featherweight crown vs Phil Terranova at Madison Square Garden in a separate February bout.
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New York
Imatches
Aty & Ss
Xenen
Juan Zurita
NEA
Tke Willams
Trenton
Challenger
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Willie Pap
Hartford
Conn
Phil Terranova
Viiet Five Triumphs Over Burg In Close City Rivalry
Watervliet High School edged Lansingburg 36 to 34 in a tense Class A and Preliminary League clash on the Burg court. Trailing at halftime, Lansingburg surged to take a late lead before Watervliet rallied for the win behind a 12 point performance from a star guard. Rehuniak and Carpenter sparked the Watervliet attack while Beardon led Lansingburg with 10.
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Lansingburg High Schhool
Burg Quinter
Uto
Equet
Arsenal City
Pr Vinasly
Burgers
Lansinberg
Halftine
Tus
Bea Basketty
Gestige Wonleix
Belore
He Winters
Carpenter
Ure
Jayvees di
Rehuniak
Waterver
Singburg
Christopher
Shields
Bebernize
Sheer
Watervliet
Sean
Grimes
Rich
Jackson
Timer
Zerry
Lansingburg
Colony Girls League Scoring Leader Tops District Play
Dolores Dupuis led Colony Girls scoring with 189510 points to top the league, followed by Gerry Kellett 192495. Susan Bonesteel 185480, Louise Decons 181272, Mary Ratney 457, Mary Khovss 430, Laura Audet 227, i Madsen 225, Ruth Pike 295, Christine Wellworth 468, Fran Bode 407, Grace McGan 206 among others. Team results include Bensons over Seven Ups, Dignuns over Sullivans, Colony Recreation over Morenos, MecBains over Walton Srators. War Stamps winner Mary Thorns. upcoming meeting of the ier Wallen's Howling Association at 8:20 pm Monday at the Kaf CG. Also notes on Walton Motor league, Plymouths vs De Sotos with D McGrath pacing the Jatlack 195539. O Panze high with 168461, Sedans over Coupes led by F Peck 222356, J Morris 196332, Mayer 475. Coupes top man F Kienhofer 196480. SERVICE BOUND. Milwaukee report notes Nine Marquette players are Navy W142 trainees with predraft youths heading for armed forces.
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Colony Girls League
Dolores Dupuis
Gerry Kellett
Susan Bonesteel
Louise Decons
Mery Ratney
Mary Khovss
Laura Audet
I Madsen
Ruth Pike
Fren Barrington
Jule Leonard
Eleanor Pike
Dot Newell
Kaf CG
Walton Motors
Sovs
Walton Motor League
Fame
Plymouths
Troy Area Sports Spotlight Highlights Engineers and Local Stars
The Troy Area notes an ESPL Engineers clash with Holy Cross and a Canisius visit as part of a busy season. Profiles include Thomas Deem and Seb Donahue for Holy Cross, Rip Collins’ Albany Eastern League leadership, and upcoming wrestling card at LaSalle Institute gym featuring Steve Casey and Zeus Wichewski. The column touches on early racing debates and historic horsemen, linking local sport pride with broader reflections.
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Troy Area
ESPL
Holy Cross
Troy
LaSalle Institute
Steve
Crasher
Casey
Zeus Wiichewski
Boston
Long Defeats Menichelli In 16 Rounds
Long Defeats Menichelli in a 16 round main bout at Providence. The Chicago Negro heavyweight won by unanimous decision after a hard fight with knockdowns in the ninth round. Other notes include a six round semi final victory by Johnany Mera over Sally Miller and various real estate and legal notices from Rensselaer County and Troy.
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Loulis Long
Chicago
Fernando
the Mighty” Menichelli
Teo
Long
Johnany Mera
Boston
Sally Miller
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Rip) Collins
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