Winkler Hurt As Boston U Loses 63 51
Boston University suffered a 63 51 defeat as Winkler left the game with a sprained ankle after a first-half burst by Troy star Whitey Barnay and teammates Burnsy Boyd Wilson and Tommy Burke contributing 12 points apiece. Winkler, fouled out after a big first-half showing, had 12 points and Bob Childs also reached a dozen for Dig Lietas.
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Boston U
Boston UP
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Bieator
Byriguol College
Huston Vailgaraily
Arana
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George
Winkler
Bob Childs
Dig Lieta
Winklee
Fay Yaale
Towle
Sike Winkler
Mt Hoxton
Iigs
Praisie
Mew
England
Race Track Entries Show Wide Field in Long Card
The day features a dense lineup across multiple races with numerous horses listed by name plus odds and markings. Notable entrants include Sunny Sher, Flag Pan, Kept names like xDestole and xNorm, and entries from trainers and owners with varied payouts and allowances noted across six races.
Trosky Refuses Offer to Succeed Hank Greenberg
Lakeland, Fla. UPI reports Detroit Tigers manager Brave O’Neil said Hal Trosky declined a bid to replace Hank Greenberg. The first baseman, who might succeed Muns, chose to become a coach for the Chicago White Sox instead. He had an off season last year but remains a strong player.
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Lakeland
Win
UPI
Brave O'Neil
Detroit Tigers
Hal Yronky
Bageman
Munk
Greenberg
Chicago White Sox
O'Neil
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
Scores recap shows Slemn 62 over Albany Tenehera 41 while Spithgfield beats Hoston VA 83 51 NYU 67 Manhattan 67 LV 08 Cantatus 62 N Y State 88 Duke 1 Loyola of Chi saga 72 West Virginia 80 Temple 60 Ve LAT VM Gad Smunpoon 49 Thaca 18 Fordham 68 N.Y. Masltime Academy 4 ML St Mary's 0 Aberdeen Pray ing Ground 2 Bratty Tech 80 Beaton College St Bonaventure 6 Hobart 50 Lawrence Teel 2 Selfridge Field HM Micalssippi 6 Minutesipp State a Ta Tech 17 Mine Southern 47 Cincinnati 68 Marshall 42
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Beaton Colles
Four Veteran Bobsled Racers Injured In Crackup
Four veteran bobsled racers were hospitalized after a crash during a race. Joe Meconi led Ausable Forks with Walt Waymark steering, while Leo Martin and two Dusen teammates also sustained contusions. None suffered major injuries. doctors expected discharge today. The event also served as a national AAU four-man championship qualifier.
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AAU Soylor
Alexis Thompso
Phuindetpnia Muyles
Saranac Lakes Hospital
Julies
West Bart
Leo (Stuhiy) Martin
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Donald
Snow Posts 1064 in Pin Tournament Victory
Tim Snow defeated Maurice Croe 64 to 04 in the Alpha Purpllication Tournament at North Bind alleys. Snow set a high five game total of 238 and led with high single 238 while Cruners est gole 214. Arl Marocca beat John Deseo 014 to 885. Maroteos had 214 single, Dosa 206. Gus De Stephano to face Marina Ralph Nesle and Jin Lacey tonight in the final night of the first round.
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Maurice Croe Rar
Una
Snowy Sore
Gene Bellerasu
Snow
Cruners Est Gole
Arl Marocca
John Deseo
Maroteos
Dosa
Gus de Stephano
Will
Marina Ralph Nesle
Jin Lacey
Gil Tinigneault
Malghie
Guida Honored Best at the Garden in New York Track Meet
George Guida former Navy trainee and Villanova quarter miler won the Auermeyer 500 by eight yards in 57.? seconds and led the first quarter mile in 104 seconds at Madison Square Garden. The New York Track Writers Association will present him a perpetual trophy funded by the New York Athletic Club post of the American Legion.
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Villanova
Navy
REL
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Amettan Legion
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Auermeyer
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Ed Waleb
Bill Mesnixh
Joy Nowie
Muscato Gets Nod Over Shkor in Feature Round
In a standout boxing bout at Aud oram Instment Muscato defeated Shkor in a unanimous decision before a large crowd. The 282-pound Bos ton challenger pressed early while Muscato controlled with precise defense and power punches from start to finish. Shkor showed brief resistance but could not turn the tide as Muscato claimed the feature win.
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Archery Ace To Appear At Albany Sports Show
Archery ace Albany’s Albany County star Albany Wilhem will display bow and arrow tricks at the Albany Sportsmen’s and Bart Show on Washington Avenue Arc with LEMOTTA Bell Bout feature includes Jake Lamotte and Tenmy Bril for an ten-round Madison Square Garden bout in March.
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Youngstown
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Hudson Valley Colt Medal Basketball Tourney Dates Set
The Joy Boya Club will run the Hudson Valley Colt Medal Basketball Tournament from March 24 to 26 with 16 top area quintets invited. Organizers note 76 awards will be issued across team and individual play at venues including Mechanicville Blue Streaks and Glens Falls area clubs.
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Siena Beats State College Five In Home Debut 62 41
Siena College opened its home stand with a 62 to 41 win over Albany State Teachers before about 1,000 fans at Loudenville. Siena jumped to a 18-2 lead, led 32-14 at half, and pulled away in the second half as reserves dominated. Dave Tornecito, Syl Kemp each scored 11 for Siena, Genge Weber had 19, Ken George added 13 for Albany.
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Harry" Kemp
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Injured Corp Boxer Good in Schenectady Hospital Fight
Johnny Mazzanola, 23, Schenectady welterweight boxer, sustained a cerebral concussion in a bout with Eddie Bmith of Rochester. He collapsed after the fight at St Marys Hospital and remained listed in serious but improving condition. The bout ended in a technical knockout when Mayzrnable could not answer the bell for the tenth.
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Eddie Bmith
Rochester
Russell Barone
Schnectady
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English Golfer Aims To Outplay Ben Hogan In San Diego
English golfer San Mego 4 Din Rees travels from England to San Diego Country Club for a 36 hour exhibition against Ben Hogan. The match offers a $4,000 prize to the winner as Rees says he hopes to give Hogan a tough challenge.
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England
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Williamsport Club Ordered To Pay Released Player $3,000 Bonus
Williamsport Eastern Loop Club must pay Alfred Federoff a $3,000 deferred bonus from 1914 contract, with installments due Sept 1, 1946 and Jan 13, 1947. Commissioner Bramham ruled the club failed to meet the payment and upheld the former minor leagues official decision. The case notes Williamsport’s financial distress and confirms legal obligation to honor the promised bonus despite club difficulties.
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William G. Bramham
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Wale
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Chandler
Cates
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Federoff
St Peters Seniors Seek Area Games
St Peters seniors search for games with area teams. They met last night and will be available at Troy WOGW between 5 and 7 daily. The lineup includes Gil Doras Ed Cack Duke Dap Gray Bob Gowe and BM Dovdy.
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Carter to Face Douglas In LaSalle Main Monday
Doug Carter of Mework, Nodo meets Wayland Douglas of Hollywood in the Lasalle Gym main event Monday night. Carter has decisions over Zabala Garcia, Kessler Green, Ad die and Bilko. Douglas draws attention after a crowd pleasing Joy Arena showing.
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Ruby Kessler
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Joy Arena
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Mayhew Smith
Beverly Carte
Howard Arodt
Billy Alverey
Doug Ratford
Shaman McKay
Vernon Signs Not Pact For $19,000 Plus
Orland Was%t-President Chak Gufnith of the Washington Nation announced the signing of James B Vernon a American League batting champion and of righthanders Tiger Wolff and Sid Hudson. Griffith declined to divulge salary figures but Vernon signed a contract calling for about 219,000. Vernon hit .253 to win the junior loop batting crown and received about 4,000 last year. Hudson jumped from the Sanford club to Washington in 1910 with 47 games and an 8-11 pitching record last year. Wolff, Knuckleball veteran, won 20 games for the Nationals in 1943 and five and eight last year. Griffith indicated Wolff took a salary cut but would not specify the figures.
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Webb Ordered To Defend His Canadian Title
Webb, the Canadian lightweight champion, is ordered by the Montreal Athletic Commission to defend his title on March 10 against former champion Dave Castilloux. He cannot fight in Montreal or under the NB A while the case remains unresolved. Webb previously won the lightweight crown from Castilloux last fall.
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Veeck Withdraws Keltner From Trading Block
Cleveland General President Bill Veeck announced Keltner would definitely be on the Indian roster for 1947 after withdrawing him from trading consideration. The move came as Veeck halted search for an experienced center fielder while management and owners weighed options.
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Bagehlan
Ken Sentiner
Keltner
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