Pep Choice To Defeat Terranova At Madison Square Garden
Willie Pep of Hartford defends his featherweight title tonight at Madison Square Garden against Terranova of New York. A crowd expected near fifty thousand dollars gross gate tops twelve dollars. promoter Mike Jacobs stacks two-card card with Ray Robinson facing Jake LaMotta after a knockout win in Chicago. Terranova, a former NBA champion, showed grit last night, pressing Charley Lewis in a long bout. a similar surge could win him the title tonight.
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Wings Win 6-1 Over Leafs At Detroit In NHL Clash
Detroit Red Wings dominated Toronto Maple Leafs 6 to 1 before a sellout crowd of 13 352 as Earl Beichert and Berry Lumley led scoring. Carl Liscombe Joe Carveth Murrey Armstrong and Ted Lindsay among scorers while Leafs goalie Frank McCool faced 30 shots. Detroit moves toward second place while Toronto suffers ninth straight defeat in Detroit.
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Reds and Flyers end in 2 2 tie at Providence
Providence Reds and St Louis Flyers battled to a 2-2 tie before 5200 fans at the Providence Auditorium The Reds moved within four points of the Hershey Bears for a playoff berth in the Eastern Division Lonie Mercer opened the scoring in the 21st minute Vic Lynn tied it Zach club scored again for the Reds Stan Hemp added a second period goal and Morey Rimstad tied the game for the Flyers midway through the middle frame
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Olympics Clinch Hockey Title in EAHL win over Blades
The Boston Olympics secured a second straight Eastern Amateur Hockey League crown by defeating the Baltimore Blades at the Boston Garden before a large crowd. Jack Morgill opened scoring in the first period, Tom Brennan hit the post to stretch the lead, and Alan Bilfinger added a backhand goal in the final session. The Blades mounted a late charge but fell short.
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Acnigrs Win St Peter's Juniors Swamp St Pauls 103 23
The Acnigrs defeated the St Peter's Juniors on Saturday at the Lyceum by 103 to 23. F Welch scored 24 points, Ed Hofland added 2 for the winners, while Mulcahy tallied five for the losers.
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Canadiens In Scoreless Tie In Chicago Stadium
Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Black Hawks battled to a 0 0 tie before 15 314 fans at Chicago Stadium. Only in the second period did a real chance appear as a fight drew the officials into the fray with penalties issued to Johnny Harms and Feen Gauthier and an eye injury to Baris after the skirmish.
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College basketball scores from varied matchups
Navy 42 over North Carolina Pre Flight 33 and West Virginia 78 over Bethany College 42. Pennsylvania 61 over Army 52. St Johns 33 over Brooklyn College. Maryland 33 over William and Mary. Minnesota 43 over Northwestern 37. Penn State 33 over Pittsburg 36. Coast Guard Academy 438 over Worcester Poly 46. Marquette 5 over Notre Dame 55. South Carolina 73 over Citadel 47. Oklahoma 43 over Westminster 4. Carnegie Tech Wisconsin 4. Purdue 48 over Cornell 37. Ohio State 63 over Indiana 45. North Carolina State 47 over Duke 40. Colgate 43 over Syracuse 35. Akron Univ. 66 over Cincinnati 3.
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Penn Upsets Army 61-52 in Philly Shocker
Penn defeated Army 61-52 before a near sellout of about 22,000 at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. Led by Bonaré Dailmar and Paul Harman, Penn toppled Army’s 91-point favorites, ending a two-game Army win streak and boosting Navy’s unbeaten run to remain in front in the race for league standings.
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Tri-State Baseball League Organized in Ashville
The Tri State baseball league was organized here yesterday with Ashville and Farexville and Greenville named as berths along with Spartanburg and others. Ray Ryan of Hillsboro was named temporary president and the season will open May 1 with games on all weekdays and Sunday afternoons.
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Slow Times Dull Indoor Track Season
Indoor track slows with wartime weariness as records fall only in select races. Forest Eraw clocks 19:17 for a tee mile in New York A C games. James Rafferty wins four straight in under 4:13, while Charles Ead and Donn Kinzle post slower marks amid a sparse, rationed season. Rumors swirl of Swedish stars Gunder Haegt and Haakon Lidman, last seen leaving London Feb 7,未 heard since.
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Caps Turn Back Hornets 5 to 3 in Tie Tight AHL Result
Caps overcome the Hornets 5 to 3 to snap a five-game AHL slide and stay second in the western division. Indianapolis built a first-period lead with four goals, with Pittsburg rallying late before Pete Leswick sealed the win in the final moments as 5,127 fans looked on.
Miss Volkman Wins Kate Smith Trophy at Peak Meet
Miss Volkman, Eastern U S skier and member of the American contingent, won the Kate Smith trophy at the sixth annual international meet at Pico Peak. The Canadian team dominated with seven finishers in the top ten of the combined trials. Volkman posted a combined score of 394, four ahead of Rhona Wortele of Canada.
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Jockey Dies After Mexico Spill Incident
A racing event in Mexico ends tragically as a jockey dies following a spill. Details remain unclear. investigators examine track conditions and medical reports.
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Baksi to Fight Barlund in Florida at Orange Bowl
Promoter W H Peeples plans Baksi to meet Barlund in Miami at the Orange Bowl Stadium next month. The bout's date is set for either the night of March or March 15 pending arrival of Baksi in Miami.
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Casey to Tackle Wilchewski in LaSalle Gym Bout Tonight
Casey faces Wilchewski in a main feature wrestling clash at LaSalle Gym tonight. The program includes Bosven veteran Steve Crusher Caser, a prior heavyweight champion, returning to Troyie to meet Zeus as part of an Atlantic City card setup. The event, under suspicions of irregularity, is staged with Par Rochester as a local promoter and a 8:29 start time.
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Five Extra Periods Set Cage Record in Temple Penn State
Temple defeated Penn State 63 80 after a two hour game with five overtime periods. The Cage record stretched across two hours of play with ties and lead changes tallying 19 times. The long marathon featured knots in each extra period and a late midcourt slip sending the teams into OT.
LaGuardia Urges Bigger Garden Split for Colleges
Mayor LaGuardia calls for a larger share of funds for college gardens in a plan tied to a doubleheader schedule. He cites interdistrict allocations, listing amounts received by Detroit and other districts, including a total eight dockholder payment of $158,728 and a garden fund distribution of $53,553. The proposal seeks a specific percentage grant to Garden initiatives and related educational programs.
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Boston Bout Sets Welterweight Fight in Boston
Dellicurti and Welch prepare for a Boston debut clash tonight at Goodwin A C in a two round bout. Dellicurti, veteran Cant Fork middleweight, faces Coley Welch of Portland Maine in a featured boxing card at the Boston Arena.
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Utica Curlers Victors In Local Match
Utica curlers win at Schenectady in a regional event. The No 2 B. Weld team from Caledonia competes, with Gordon scoring notable points as multiple teams vie for top honors.
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War Worker Wins Duckpin Classic in Connecticut event
War Worker wins the Duckpin Classic in Connecticut. Andy Wes, a worker, headlines the event with an early game 20 percent score and a $519 prize. There were 24 entrants, five-game blocks totaled 386 pins, and the scene featured a consistent pin-spare rhythm throughout.
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