Helis Quietly Fades From Racing Spotlight
New York reports William G. Helis, buyer of the yearling Pericles for 66 000, stepping back from racing glare. Pericles suffered a hoof crack, reshaping plans for a two year old Belmont season, while Helis concentrates on his Rancocas farm near Johnstown with 1200 acres and hundreds of mares.
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Kelley Leads Arsenal A Loop Scorers In 126 Point Pace
Captain Al Kelley of the Army quintet tops the Arsenal A Loop scoring with 126 points in 12 games. Villeboisieux of the Liners and Lamperillo of the Tanks share second in the BY League with 87. Tony Grasse of the Liner Shop is second in the A division with 123 points over 32 games, while Bill Deegan ranks third with 1100 points in Troy High School history.
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New York sports writer Edward Evans dies at 25
Edward Quinn Evans, a 25 year old sports writer and member of the New York Herald Tribune for three years, died yesterday. Raised in Bradenton, he began as a sports reporter for the Bradenton Tribune and later worked on baseball statistics for the Al Munro Elies baseball bureau before joining the Herald Tribune.
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Kennedy Referee Warned By Colorful Official On Court Innovations
West Point columnist Frank Eck profiles Pat Kennedy the Eastern basketball referee famed for his colorful style. He worries about new rules and the center jump, notes fans crave excitement, recalls a candy throwing incident with Pitt coach Doc Carlson, and explains his dual role in education while refereeing across the nation.
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Limer Breech Win in Arsenal B League Playoffs Push
Limer and Breech spark a second half rally as Arsenal B Division stays undefeated with a 25 26 victory over Shop 35. Mooney and Lockwood lead the comeback with nine and eight. Chertonneau’s teammates paced the losers. Army defeats Breech 37 33 in AY League action despite late foul trouble and a four player finish. Rittrick tops for Army with 12 and Kearney adds eight while Breeth and Goldsberry lead Breech.
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Tank Shop
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Fitch
Dave Goldsberry
Temple Trims Syracuse Cagers, 49-31
Temple dominated Syracuse throughout and defeated the Orangemen 49 to 31 in a high intensity game. Syracuse struggled against Temple's size and speed, extending Temple's season record to 14 wins against six losses while Syracuse drops further in a rebuilding year.
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Gentry League Standings Highlight Close Bowling Action
The Gentry League saw the Clossons extend their lead with two straight wins over the Waltons. Carboni and Fleet led the victors with 209 625 triple and strong marks, while Barrett and Simmons topped the losers. Coca Cola and Mile Foods posted wins as Whelans tied for second with Decca Cola after besting Lezions. Frog Merchants, Simmons Display and other teams shared top scores. standings list Clossons, Whelans, Coca Colas, Mile Foods, Walton Motors, Sambrooks, Neatons and Gloeckners with high averages by Barrett and Carboni.
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Racing Ban Preserves Miles of Leased Wire Circuits
Byrnes said the wartime ban on racing saves about 16 000 miles of leased wire circuits and frees facilities for essential war needs. Porter of the FCC notes the wire system supports instrument and exchange supply shortages as manpower shifts to essential purchases. Byrnes told Rep. Barr the ban will be lifted at the earliest moment compatible with the war effort, but not now.
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Cubs Sell Novikoff and Other Scores From Patchy Box Scores
Los Angeles acquired Lon Novikoff from the Cubs after a circuitous route via Milwaukee, following contract issues. He had joined the Cubs from Los Angeles in 1946, won the American Association batting crown, and hit .287 with the Cubs last season. Other scores mention Pittsbore 53 to 30 over basket teams, West Virginia 3, Miami Camp Peary 4, and Lehigh 7 Mohlenberg 3 with Franklin and Marshall 41.
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Off to Work the Jockeys Go in Bedford War Plant
Jockeys Pat Helper and Fresh Gr ride to work at a local war plant covering shells. The piece notes payroll, routine routines, and the morning tune while describing workers, machinery, and staff changes.
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City Bowling Tournament at Alpha Alleys Opens April 16
The Troy Bowling Association announced its annual city tournament will be held this year at Alpha Alleys beginning Monday April 16. The executive board approved entry fee increases from 5 to 20 cents and set two man teams per alley with changes applicable to this season's event.
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Former CBA Star Named on Navy All Service Team
Navy announces former CBA cager Chuck Yusd has been named to the Kangilac Island All Service Basketball team. Lund, a chief specialist, coordinates physics aims for the station and also serves as a guard on the station team.
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Basora in States for Bout With Robinson at Philly
Puerto Rican heavyweight Jose Basora arrived in Philadelphia for a March bout with welterweight champion Robinson. The piece notes Basora’s status, boxing management, and surrounding media chatter as tensions build ahead of the fight.
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