Rochester R P 1.5 Inch Drills and January Schedule
Rochester plans a busy January with two weekend doubleheaders and two games at the Boston Garden. The team hosts Union College Bard College Wabate and Wollman’s, visits Se Jam 26 and Wortes R, and faces Case, N. U., and others as Coach Alexander’s squad seeks a strong start. Henry OReeke’s brief Williams appearance boosts hopes, while Ariando leads scoring as O’Meefe returns in December form.
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Wortes R
Ogee of the Forces
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Ween
E Alexander
Lawrence
Rochester
Colgate
Cal” Roie
Baldwin- Wallaee
Rensselaer
O'Meefe
Leo Katkateck
Tony Ariando
Ariando
Hockey Loop Scoring Race Deadlocked in New Haven
In New Haven, Tom Barliceton of Cleveland and Paul Courtens of Providence tie for top honors in the American Hockey League scoring race with 41 points each. Pete Leswick of Indianapolis stands at 40, while Frank Kane of Indianapolis reaches 45, closing the gap with Lassard and Buffalo as the "Big Nine" chase continues.
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Conn
Pont
Tom Barliceton
Cleveland
Paul Courtens
Providence
Burlington
Eit Baby
Fenaford
Pete Leswick
Indianapolis
Frank Kane
Ari Lassard
Buffalo
Chert Kane
Lassard
Stan Musial To Report for Induction
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals, 34, has been ordered by his draft board to report for induction. A standout NL player and 1943 MVP, he is expected to leave with the next contingent and likely head for service during the coming weeks.
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UPI
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St Louis Cardinals
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Busial
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Musial
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Ramstown
W. Ve
Dariona Bract
Stringfeld
Western Association
Walker
Zrog & i
Tae
Burg Quint Triumphs In 33-3 Victory
Burg Quint defeated Albany Bars 33-3 last night in a high scoring game at Burg gym. Dor led with 22 points, Rudy Melai added ten, George Winzler eight, and Farley seven. Albany’s Scambelluri paced the visitors with 12 points.
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Albany
CIA
Burg Gyos
Belir Manning Leads Industrial League Battle at Y M C A
Belir Manning tops Public Safety for an industrial league lead as Allegheny and the Howitzers win. A large crowd of 250 watches the Y M C A clash where Belir Manning stays undefeated and Patti leads Allegheny Ludlum with 13 points. The Howitzers rally past Cinvetta 23 22 as Leo Mailone breaks a 26 26 deadlock.
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Indus
Allegheny
Bebhie Manning
Tusrelbail Toren
Bren
Crowe
Y. M.C
Jony Ludlum
Arsenal
Howiers
Cinvetta
Leo Mailone
Saat
Lehr-Masning
O'Connell
Patti
Allegheny Ludlum
Tankmen
Con Arsenal
Grasse
Żyniewski
Pice
Desg
Cilettiam
D. Plante
Final Day of New Orleans Racing Ends Amid Uncertain Future
The Fair Grounds meet closes after a nine day run with Dark Ship winning the mile and an eighth feature as fans wagered heavily. Officials note attendance and betting slipped from last season but record daily totals were claimed for the nine days, while riders Dell and Dean Jessop expressed concern over the sport’s future.
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Fev
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New Orleans
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Kane
Historic Fair Grounds
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O'Connell
Arizona
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Hurn
Gumande
Minches
Byres
Erdsy
Dark Ship
Fair Grounds
Jas, Staton & Well
Dell
Dean Jessop
O.kl
Harrig and Carter Set for Eight-Round LaSalle Bout
Bobby Harrig of Sagriture and Beverly Carter of New York meet in an eight-round bout at LaSalle Institute on Monday night. Harrig, a former Army veteran with five pro fights all by knockout, headlines a card featuring Whistling Willie Roaches of Wilmington against Santiago Rivera of Mexico.
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Sgrature
Beverly Carter
New York
Maret Moe Myers
Troyo Acera, Inc
Laistle Instituta Sum
Barrig
Army Meuternans
Bill Rice
Paul Wilson
Tommy Burt
Bobbys Rxin
Tippy Larkin
Carter
Willie Roaches
Wilington
Deh
Santiago Rivera
Mexico
Fifth of a Serie. NYU Coach recalls epic 1925 game
New York University pressed Kentucky in Madison Square Garden as captain Sid Gross clinched a 23 22 win with two seconds left. Cann notes NYU's 19 1 season, a near miss for Kentucky with 19 victories and two losses. The era's intensity and crowd roar marked the moment.
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Howard G. Cann
New York University
NEA
Kentucky
Wildcats
Madison Square Garden
Sid Gross
University Heights
Minor League Umpire Supervisor Named and New Revision Panel Formed
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues named WH Carpenter as umpire supervisor for the minor leagues and formed a new revision committee to work with the major leagues on the major minor agreement. The panel includes league presidents from Eastern, Pacific Coast, Sally, Southern, San Francisco clubs, and other league leaders.
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Wr G. Bramhem
Sterday
Carpenter
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George Trevi
Braz Ram
Minors
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Iogue
Chib
Air Classications
Thomas Richardson
Eastern League
Clarence Rowland
Pacific Coast Lague
E. W. Wilder
Sally League
Billy Evans
Southern Association
Charles Graham
San Francisco
Leo Miller
Syracuse
Thomas McCaffrey
Albany. N
Thompson
Doc) Prothro
Memphis
Frank, Lawrence
Portsmouth. Va
Herman White
Wisconsin
C. Manley Lewelyn
North Carolina
National Association
Rensselaer Valve Mixed Leads Local Bowling Standings
Ed Castracani tops the Rensselaer Valve Mixed league with a 345 triple and 200 139 supremacy for men and women, plus a 172 three game score from 195 192 156. Larry Miller takes second with 2138 507, while Art Bliss and Don Mebbs also score. In women DeMento leads, with Mercy Dormandy second and Laura Sanger close behind. Team play sees Lars Sfiller upset Art Hunt while Castrani captains defeat Bliss.
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Ed Castracani
Larry Miller
Art Bliss
Don Mebbs
Mercia Dormandy
Laura’ Sanger
Lars Sfiller
Art Hunt
Zd Castratani
Aggregacion
DeMento
Lenayes
Mitchell
Fo i Bode
Weight Cutting Touts At Tropical Park Meet
UPI reports Frank Hawiey, famed weight reducer at Tropical Park jockey quarters, claims his cabinets shaved about 200 pounds from riders during the eight day meeting. He notes riders often worry about what to do after racing ends.
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Frs
UPI
Frank Hawiey
Tropical Pari
Bawley
Luftwaffe Declines Bowl Bid at Spaghetti Bowl Stadium
Reported in Florence Italy during New Year festivities a German air force flight plan failed to drop in for the football event. Observers describe a dramatic scene as spectators and military units watched a decoy ritual amid high tension.
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Florence
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Jerry
Florence Durtis
Tigers Win Most Comes On Road
Detroit Tigers had 43 home wins and 45 on the road, the only team to lose more at home. Browns won the pennant with 59 wins against 65 losses, while Detroit’s imbalance kept them from pennant glory. New York and Boston also showed uneven home road records in the season’s final tally.
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Washington
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Red Sox
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Cage Results From Purdue Notre Dame Duke Fort Bragg Indiana
Purdue defeated Notre Dame 42 to 22, Duke beat Fort Bragg 27 to 21, and Indiana won 53 to 23 against Pentathion. The brief sports update fielding multiple college and military matchups lists scores and participants.
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Duke
Fort Bragg
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Billy Arnold Uses Geometry To Upset Fritz Zivic At Madison Square Garden
Billy Arnold, an 18 year old Philadelphia welterweight famed for geometry skills, seeks victory over veteran Fritz Zivic in a Madison Square Garden bout. Arnold, 29 knockouts in 42 fights, trains from Franklin High in Quakertown and credits geometry and fencing for his jab and wind. Zivic holds the welter title and has fought 14 years, with Arnold aiming to extend his rising career after a successful amateur and sparring background.
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Fritz Zivic
Ned Brown
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NEA
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Geomry
Pritzie Zivic
Madison Squares Garden
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Cero
James
Billy
Are ‘Nold
Dave Below
Temple Universe
Elly
T Deater
Ajarax
Jhhough
Hac Qivic
Zisie
Fritzie
Mott Armstrong
Maimed GIs Eager for Sport News From Base Tour
UPI report notes wounded soldiers in the Dutch East Indies base eagerly received major league players and sports writers. The troupe visited hospitals, mess halls, and schools, boosting morale with autographs and chats. Players Beans Reardon Lindell Steinbach Lewis ONeal are praised for lifting spirits amid war weariness.
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New York
Dutch East Indies
Mizgie H
Beans Reardon
Steve O
Johnny ‘Lindell
Whitey Lewis
Tuck Stainback
O'Neil
Detroit Tigers
Lindell
Steinbach
New York Yeskees
Reardon
Lewis
Cleveland
Bobby Giles Signed for Boston Bout Card
Buffalo middleweight Bobby Giles replaces Rudy Richardson of New York as the opponent for Henry Chemnel of Portland in Callahad A C's ten round feature at Mechanics Building tomorrow night. The substitution follows a Massachusetts Boxing Commission ruling that Richardson was to fight in Portland.
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Buffalo
Rudy Richardson
New York
Henry Chemnel
Portland
Callahad A. C
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