Burg Five Triumph Over Scotia in 42 35 Victory
Lansingburg High School beat Scotia High 42 to 35 at home to avenge an earlier loss. Wittman led with 15 points, Winkler and Goldsberry added 11 each, Quick scored 18 for Scotia. The 'Burgers built a 22 16 halftime lead and pulled away after the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
Scotia High
Wittman
Meoli
Winkler
Bebernitz
Goldsberry
Kewely
Bentzen
Lennek
Xander
Scotia
Gibbons
Spencer
Josselyn
Tefft
Rollins
Comstock
Frederick
Lewis
Malloy
Wittner
Davey
T'mer
Reynolds
Fack Davis Set for 10 Round Bout at Madison Square Garden
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced Beau Jack the New York Pennsylvania lightweight champion from Augusta Georgia and Al Davis the Brooklyn welterweight will meet in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on March 17. Davis will weigh 144 pounds or less for the fight with a portion of receipts to the Red Cross after Davis's first round knockout of Bob Montgomery last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Jacobs
Beau Jack
Augusta
al Davis
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Davis
Jacobs
Red Cross
Bob Montgomery
Boys Club Juniors Rout Rangers 55 to 24 on Home Court
The Troy Boys' Club Juniors crushed the Rangers 55 to 24 with a 35 to 6 halftime lead. Q0 Valenti scored 30 for the winners, while T Luce added 14 for the losers. In a separate game the Avengers beat the Saints 37 to 22, Ford scoring 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rangers
Valenti
T. Luce
Avengers
Saints
Ford
St. Joseph's
Sacred Heart
Gavin
Hennessey
Spenard
Horton
Donovan
McGayn
St. Joseph’s
Dillon
LaParl
Tull
Paulus
Kearns
F.G
J. Gavin
Bradley
Li Donovan
Dutch Clark Accepted For Limited Service
Earl Dutch Clark former Chicago Bears coach was accepted for limited service in the Army yesterday. One eye failed to meet Army general service standards and Clark is subject to call by his draft board in Phetio, Colorado after three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Chicago Bears
Army
Clark
Phetilo
Bramham Disapproves Award of Franchises
President W G Bramham of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced disapproval of Interstate League franchise grants to Connie Mack at Reading Pennsylvania and to Billy Jurges on Long Island. He said franchises were to be operated after the war and warned against tying up dormant territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
W G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Connie Mack
Reading
Billy Jurges
Long Island
Bramham
Watervliet High Quintet Downs St. Joseph's 50 to 30
Watervliet High School beat St. Joseph's Academy 50 30 on the Albany court. The Arsenal City quintet led 23 15 at halftime and 35 20 after three. Ogden scored 15, Vibac co added eight, and Johnas led Albany with 12. Jayvees also won 32 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet High School
St. Joseph's Academy
Albany
Arsenal City
Watervliet
Ogden
Vibac‘co
Johnas
G. Johnas
Nicholson
Sip” Dowling
Bill Deluski
Bunky Tacelly
St. Joseph's
Bowling Notes Highlight League High Scores and Team Wins
Rod Sheehan led St Luke's with 559 as the Paxtons won two games against the Murrays. W Sulzberger topped the newcomers with 232 545 for the Murrays. Hetmans averted a sweep with Matt Herman 524. Masons cleaned the match behind Ray Mason 531 and Pete Dunn 330. Millhouses won two of three despite Irv Millhouse 517. Pal O Mine welcomed Staff Sergt Louis Dufresne while Cy Wagar struck 601. Pat Rinaldi 233 582 aided his captain. Ralph Nesta 201 587 and Chet Josfin 512 helped stave off defeat. Smiler Kelly 239 613 sparked two wins for his team over the Claessens. Ma Langlotz 220 582 and Friedman 505 supported the losers. Byrons beat Compions two games as Machon 224 583 and Mark Fisher 528 led. Cardinal Dougherty 543 led losers with Simmons 526.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Luke's
Rod Sheehan
Paxton
Paxtons
Murrays
W. Sulzberger
Hetmans
Lorys
Matt Herman
Colliers
Ray Mason
Pete” Dunn
Masons
Pete Forth
Irv Millhouse
Millhouses
Army
Coons
Pat Rinaldi
Pat
Ralph Nesta
Chet Josfin
Jos “Smiler
Kelly
Claessens
Britt
Rose
Smiler
Ma” Langlotz
Friedman
Byrons
Machon
Mark Fisher
Dougherty
Pat Simmons
Carnegie Tech Mentor Called to Navy Service
Joseph P. Skladany longtime Carnegie Tech football mentor will enter Navy service after passing a February 10 physical. A former Pitt end who faced Southern California in the Rose Bowl, he played pro football with the Pittsburgh Pirates before moving into coaching. He became Tech assistant in 1937 and was elevated to head coach on September 20 following Dr Eddie Baker entering the Naval reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Joseph P
Muggsy) Skladany
Carnegie Tech
Navy
Skladany
Pitt
Southern California
Pittsburg Pirates
Tech
Eddie Baker
Naval Reserve
Tacoma Seeks Sac-Franchise Transfer To Coast Loop
A formal request was sent to Pacific Coast League president Clarence Rowland by EL D. Maxwell, chairman of the Tacoma Baseball Committee, asking transfer of the Sacramento franchise to Tacoma. League directors meet in Hollywood to decide the franchise’s future after Sacramento efforts to retain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Pacific Coast League
Sacramento
Clarence Rowland
EL D. Maxwell
Tacoma Baseball Committee
Hollywood
Tecoma
Bruins Sell Al Palazzari to Rangers in Waiver Deal
The Boston Bruins announced the sale of winger Al Palazzari to the New York Rangers for a 3000 waiver price. Bruins manager Art Ross said Clarence Schmidt and Tom Brennan will join the parent club from the Boston Olympics Eastern Hockey League team, with Schmidt set to play Thursday in Ottawa and Brennan on Saturday in Montreal. Russ Kopek is out with an ankle injury for about a week and Bill Cowley remains sidelined with a knee injury awaiting a February 28 return versus the Toronto Maple Leafs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston GP
al Palazzari
New York Rangers
Art Ross
Boston Bruins
Clarence Schmidt
Tom Brennan
Bruins
Boston Olympics
Ottawa
Montreal
Rosa
Russ Kopek
Bruing
Bill Cowley
Toronto Maple Leafs
Long Island Titans Win Nightcap at Madison Square Garden
Long Island University edged Washington and Jefferson 45 42 in the second game of a Madison Square Garden doubleheader as Westminster toppled Brooklyn College 58 50 in the opener before 11 934 fans. Ed Sterling and Paul Anthony combined for 34 points to pace the Proxies, while Al Bair added 12 for Long Island. Westminster used height in the second half to overcome Brooklyn College after a tight first half, with Ed Little scoring 22 and Lennie Singer 19 for the locals who could not complete a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island University
Washington and Jefferson
Madison Square Garden
Westminster
Brooklyn College
Long Island
Presidents
Ed Sterling
Sterling
Paul Anthony
al Bair
Titans
Kingsmen
Brooklyn
Ed Little
Little Lennie Singer
Singer
Little
Landis Declares Giant Rookie Free Agent
Chicago reports that rookie first baseman Mike Schemer, bought by the New York Giants from Jacksonville, Florida, is a free agent. Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis said he ruled Schemer's status because the Giants failed to tender a contract at the proper time. Schemer was recently discharged from the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mike Schemer
New York Giants
Jacksonville
Fla
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Schemer
Giants
College basketball results from multiple games
Westminster beat Brooklyn College 58 to 50 at Floyd Bennett Field with Hedron scoring 25. Floyd Bennett Field defeated Cathedral 44 to 34. Camp Edward downed Boston Coast Guard 45 to 43. Newport News Apprentice School won 52 to 32 against V M 232 as Texas A M posted 36 over University of Texas 81. Mitchell Field 67 Fort Hamilton 43. Denison 52 Baldwin Wallace 35. Southwestern Louisiana Institute 60 LSU 37. Norfolk Naval Station 64 Fort Monroe 41. Catawba 51 Davidson 37. Town State 43 Missouri 32. Fort Sheridan 56 Chicago 37. Earlham 50 Central Norman Danville 36. Long Island University 45 Washington Jefferson 42. Fairmont 43 Salem 37. New York District Coast Guard 47 Camp Shanks 42.
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Town State
Missouri
Fort Sheridan
University of Chicago
Earlham
Central Norman
Danville
Ind
Long Island University
Washington and Jefferson
Fairmont
Salem
New York District Coast Guard
Camp Shanks
Twin Sisters Ski Stars Dominate Lake Placid Trophy Race
Twin sisters from Penguin Ski Club of Quebec City finished first and second in Lake Placid Club College Women Invitation Ski Tournament for the Kate Smith trophy. Ebona Wurtelle won the trophy in 2 minutes 15.2 seconds total, with Rhoda Wurtelle second in the downhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid VP
Penguin Ski Club
Quebec City
Kate Smith
Lake Placid Club College
Ebona Wurtelle
Anne Mann Harrington
New York City
Rebecca Frasier
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Joan Tyler
Boxer Finishes Bout and Surrenders to Police
Billy Waugh a 1 year old lightweight boxed Friday night after police in the arena rear waited. He had been arrested on a charge of robbing the home of Representative Maury Maverick of Texas and later arraigned on house breaking charges. He pleaded guilty and was held in 3000 bail for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
Billy Waugh
Waugh
Maury Maverick
Texas
Heatly 5 Loses On Late Free Throw To Voorheesville
Voorheesville defeated Heatly 36 to 35 on Green Island court last night as R Carpino made a critical late free throw. Heatly led at halftime and ahead entering the final period before Voorheesville rallied. N Carpino scored ten points for the visitors while Volk and Lewis had nine each for Heatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Carpino
Voorheesville
Heatly
Green Island Court
Carpino
Green Island
Lewis
Volk
Singleton
N. Carpino
Jurisch Reinstated As Active Cardinal
St Louis Cardinals announce 21 year old pitcher Jurisch reinstated on active list after Navy discharge. A contract is being prepared for him following purchase from New Orleans in September 141 for the Southern Association. He previously played with Rochester in the International League before entering the Navy in August 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alvin Jurisich
Navy
Sam Readon
St. Louis Cardinals
Jurisich
Cardinals
Johnny Beazley
New Orleans
Southern Association
Rochester
Cleo Shans Decisions Kogan In Eight Rounds At Garden
Cleo Shans 13 1 Los Angeles outpoints Julie Kogan 132 1/4 New York in eight fast rounds at St. Nicholas Arena before about 3 000 spectators. Shans controlled the pace with moving attacks while Kogan answered with short rights and uppercuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Shans
Kogan
Garden
New York
Los Angeles
Julie Kogan
St. Nicholas Arena
Hutson Tops Pro League Pass Receiving Champs Again
Green Bay star Don Hutson extended his pro football supremacy by winning the 1943 Bass receiving title for the third straight time in nine pro seasons. Hutson posted 47 receptions for 776 yards and 11 touchdowns in ten games, adding two TD catches in the final win as he prepared to become an assistant coach with Green Bay next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Hutson
Isbell
National Football League
Green Bay
Lions Club
Packers
Phil Pitt
Tfe
Dog Keeps Lights On At Home Then Goes To Bed
A Los Angeles man's dog Rusty learns to turn off two or three lamps each evening using a cord switch and then, when told it is bedtime, yanks the cords again to extinguish the lights. The feature also covers Dandie Dinmont Terriers, their history and care, plus dog wisdom on bathing, spinach, and common questions about puppy teeth and dogs eating soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ranson
Los Angeles
Cal
Rusty
Ransom
America
Scotland
Nats Cash In on Cuban Scouting
Washington's 1940s roster includes 11 players with Cuban sounding names as Cambria scouts Cuba for talent. Roberto Ortiz, once seen as a pitcher, returns as an outfielder after a 260 season in Chattanooga. The article notes Griffith and Cambria’s long scouting tradition and a growing value of Cuban prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Nats
Clark Griffith
Swart
Atocky
Joe Cambria
Griffith
Cuba
Walter, Johnsons
Ty Cobbs
Bucky Harris
Bucky
Griffith Stadium
Fenway Park
Yankee Stadium
Nat
Roberto Ortiz
Cambria
Chattanooga
Foreclosure Auction of Troy Property Sealed in 1944 Judgment
Supreme Court Rensselaer County will sell March 1 1944 at 10 AM at the County Courthouse Troy NY the parcel in the Fourteenth Ward bounded by Tibbits Avenue Johnson and wife and DuBois titles. The sale also includes easements and rights conveyed by Leona DuBois and Marvin DuBois. Referee P McNamee signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Renawelaer County
Pioneer Building-Loan and Savings Association of Troy
Plainthf
Ivelyo R. Morgan
Rensaelaer County Clerk's Office
County Court House
City of
Troy
County of Rensselaer
State of New York
Tibbits Avenue
Warren S. Blauvelt
Warren
Leona DuBois
Helen Littlejohn
Carolyn Brimmer
Rensselaer County
Book of Deeds
Tibbita Avenue
William C. Johnson
Tibbitt ‘Avenue
John A. Dunlop
Lcensed
Evelyn FR. Morgan
Marvin DuBois
Fepruagh
P. McNamee
Charles
Aldrich
Plaintiera
River St
Beka
Common Council of the City of
Ransselast County Court House
Miggins
Capitol District Transportation Company
City of ‘Troy
City of Troy
Campbell Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Sheridan Avenue
Thomas Street
EB. Stewart Jones
Walter J. Shea
Trafic Communities
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Fack
Dutch Clark
St. Joseph’s Academy
Troy High
Cohoes High
Hudson High
Trojans
la Salle
Ed Picken
Cagers
Hudson
Pete Mooney
Seventh Avenue
Vincentian Institut
C.B.A
Uncle Sam
John Kelly
Phil Barrett
Dan Yamin
Jim Fitzgerald
Barrett
Vermont
C.C.H.S
Catholic High
Bill Carley
la Salle Quint
Pal O’mine League
Louis Dufresne
U. S. Engineers
Louie
Cy Wagar
Coast Loop
Invest
Y. Mm
Solarium
Norton, Masseur
Rarhive
Landis
Giant
Twin Sisters
Ski Stars
Roy Shudt
California
Julie
Shans
Roman Alvarez
Mitsos Grispos
Athens
Greece
Henry Johnson
Verne Atkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Kegan
Keo Nakama
Ohio State
Northwestern
Evanston
Bill Smith
Smith
Great Lakes
Iowa State
Corp
Harry Holiday
Eft
Aberdeen
Pi Peter Bogos
Colle
Collie
D. T
Nats
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