Resume Link Golf Opens With Star-Studded Field
The Los Angeles Open resumes after a one year lapse, drawing 210 golfers including Craig Wood Harold McSpaden Ralph Guidahl Sammy Byrd Byron Nelson Olin Dutra Babe Didrikson and Bob Crosby. Qualifying today at Fox Hills and Sunset, medal play Friday through Monday at Wilshire. Proceeds go to the American Women Volunteer Services.
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Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Ralph Guidahl
Rancho Santa Fe
Cal
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
New York Yankees
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Lea Diegel
Philadelphia
Johnny Revolia
Evanston
George Fazio
Pine Valley
Fred Bolton
Leonard Dodson
Nan' S
Les Kennedybridge
Bob Hamiltonsville
Ind
Olin Dutra
Willie Hunter
Lioyd Mangrum
Bob Crosby
Babe Didrikson
Bahamas
Fox Hills
Sunset
Wilshire Country Club
Bruins Clip Hawks 6 4 in midseason NHL clash
The Boston Bruins beat the Chicago Blackhawks 6 to 4 before about 10 000 fans at the Boston Garden to reach the season halfway point. Art Jackson scored and assisted on two Chicago tallies, set up Clapper for a 50 foot shot, and added the Bruins first goal. Herb Cain added his 26th goal in 25 games, with Flash Hollett scoring the other Boston tally.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Chicago Blackhawks
Boston Garden
Chicago
Bruins
Art Jackson
Clapper
Jackson
Herb Cain
Flash Hollett
St Patrick’s Aims for Tenth Win in Big Parish Varsity Clash
St Patrick’s varsity basketball hosts St Mary’s tonight at the St Patrick’s gym after recent wins. Starter lineup features Peleher center, Crawley and Wright guards, with Gayne Kirkner or Connally at forward. St Mary’s counters with Daniel Comerford Agars Rozers and Doran. Intermediate parish teams meet in prelim at 7 30 pm.
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St. Mary’s Court
St. Patrick’s
Victors
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Crawley
Wright
Gayne
Kirkner
Connally
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Daniel
Comerford
Agars Rozers
Doran
Glenview Naval Air Station defeats University of Chicago 34 to 25
In Chicago five bowl play, the Maroons, ending a 45 game drought, lost to Glenview Naval Air Station. Eddie Boyk and Don Hillock led Glenview with 4 and 13 points as they surged to an early 8-0 lead and never trailed. Fred DeGraw led Chicago with 10 points. Also mentions Stevers Institute of Technology 89 City College of New York 27 in swimming.
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University of Chicago Maroons
Glenview Naval Air Station Cagers
Eddie Boyk
Don Hillock
Glenview
Rilly
Fred DeGraw
Chicago Forsard
Stevers Institute of Technology
City College of New York
Behr-Manning and Arsenal Apprentice Capture Industrial Cage Games
Behr-Manning cagers beat Adirondack Steel 27-22 after trailing, in Industrial A. A. League play. Arsenal Apprentice Alumni won 35-23 against Allegheny Ladium, while Arsenal Howitzers forfeited as Clover Leaf Creamery did not appear. Kane and Turner led Behr-Manning with six points. Emmi scored 16 for Arsenal Alumni. Sloan led Adirondack with 11. Angstadt added six for Allegheny.
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Adirondack Steel
Arsenal Apprentice
Allegheny Ladium
Arsenal Howitzers
Cloverleaf Creamery
Kane
Turner
O’connell
Oakley
McKee
Miorin
Emmi
Arsenal
Maxin
Sloan
Angstadt
TP Gorden
Auorin
Niles
Os Ocksley
Campbell
Iy Kennedy
Fabio c
Kirkner
O'Connell
Jones
Luste
FPG FE
T.P. Kerwin
Valenti
Eile
C. Berrigan
Bob Collins
Joe Parvana
Jermain Quintet Seeks Games From Area Quintets
The Jermain Presbyterian Church basketball team in Watervliet seeks matches with leading area quintets. For game inquiries call Bill Haskell at Watervliet 1459-J.
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Jermain Presbyterian Church of
Carpenter Urges Northward Expansion of Major Leagues
Phi ladelphia press reports Bob Carpenter Jr president of the Phillies proposes expanding Major League baseball northward to include Montreal and Toronto. He argues adding two Canadian cities would improve neighbor policy and notes expansion west to east could be delayed by 15 years while night games increase.
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Bobb Carpenter
Phillies
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Carpenter
Phils
Troy Area Bowling Notes Show Big Scores Across Leagues
In Troy area bowling action the Campdens or the Pal O Mine League routed the Cains with top marks 533 by Josin and 525 by George Sage. Cy Wagar led the losers with a 241-62 high triple, while Joe Kelly and Pat Simmons boosted scores for their teams. Other notable results include Trinity Methodist rolling over Redeemer Lutheran Seniors and St Marks edging First Presbyterians in a close class B contest. The Riverside League chase saw Harvard defeat Army and Cornell, while Holy Cross swept Colgate to close the evening before a planned turkey supper at Riverside Tavern.
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Watervliet High School
P. A. Department
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Tank Shop
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Grasse
Parker
P. A. Quint
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Page
Gott
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Kelly
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Grasso
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Yowell
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Greeson
Tane Shop
Cooley
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Nuttall
Campdens
Pal O'Mine
Cains
Josin
George Sage
Friedman
Britt
Cy Wagar
Hanneys
Byrons
Joe “Smiler
Cardinal” Dougherty
Pat Simmons
Pillsworth
Coons
Claessens
Ralph Nesta
Paul Kowansky
Ma" Langlotz
Mark Fisher
Gaur John Spring
Troy
George Dupuis
Our Savior Lutherans
Grace Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Redeemer Lutheran
Ray Foster
Bernie Showalter
Ken Parsons
Foster
Ollie Tofte
Green Island Methodist
Charlie Smith
Gene Rumpler
Greenies
Ken Race
Columbia Keglers
Bud Watson
Bob Colling
Dom Isabella
Harvard
Cornell
Sam Simmons
Rea” Callahan
Lasers
Dartmouth
Navy
del” Aldrich
Bob Klages
Dave ‘Jones
Holy Cross
Colgate
Walt Tracy
Paul’ McMeel
Sammy Curto
Red Raiders
Riverside Tavern
Stolz Signs for Bout With Callura
New York lightweight Pi Allie Stolz of Newark signed to fight Argelo Callura of Toronto in an eight round bout at St Nicholas Arena on January 12.
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New York
Allie Stolz
Newark
Argelo Callura
Toronto
St Nicholas Arena
Falcons Edge Crescents In Eastern Hockey League Clash
The Philadelphia Falcons defeated the Brooklyn Crescents 4 to 3 at the Brooklyn Ice Palace. A 40 point lead vanished as Brooklyn staged a late rally, scoring their third goal at 18:15 of the final period and pressing in the last 105 seconds without success.
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Philadelphia Falcons
Brooklyn Crescents
Brooklyn Ice Palace
Crescents
Falcons
Valdina Senora Wins at New Orleans Fair Grounds Sprint
Valdina Senora, a seven year old filly owned by Mrs B Hernandez, won the Audubon six furlong allowance sprint at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans yesterday with a 1 14 45 time. High Harp finished second and Kenty Boy third.
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Valdina Senora
Fair Grounds
Mrs. B. Hernandez
High Harp
Kenty Boy
Pro-Grid Bosses Get Stiff Fines
NFL Commissioner Elmer Layden fined Washington Redskins owner George Marshall and Chicago Bears GM Ralph Brizzolara $500 each for a bench confrontation at the National Pro Championship Playoff in Wrigley Field on December 26. Layden scheduled January 12-13 for the league’s winter meeting at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago. player draft to be held later.
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Elmer Layden
National Football League
George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Ralph Brizzolara
Chicago Bears
Layden
Marshall
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Bears
Brizzolara
Jack Goldie
Bear
Goldie
Marnell
George Strickler
League
Blackstone Hotel
Rubino Beats Aaron Seltzer in 10 Round Bout at Broadway Arena
Frankie Rubino, weight 130 34 pounds to Aaron Seltzer 129, won a 10 round decision at Broadway Arena last night. Rubino opened blood in round three and a nose cut on Seltzer appeared in round six, with no knockdowns. Other: Jackie Seamus outpointed Julian Malavez in six rounds. Henry Pratt outpointed Jerry Darby in six rounds.
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New York
Frankie Rubino
Lulu Constantino
Aaron Seltzer
Broadway Arena
Rubino
Seltzer
Jackie Seamus
Julian Malavez
Puerto Rico
Henry Pratt
Pittsburg
Jerry Darby
Parrott Named Dodger Traveling Secretary
Harold Parrott, long time Brooklyn Eagle columnist since 1928, was appointed traveling secretary of the Brooklyn Baseball Club. He succeeds Mel Jones of St Louis, who joined with Branch Rickey a year ago and now serves as a lieutenant, junior grade, in the Navy.
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Harold Parrott
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Mel Jones
St. Louis
Branch Rickey
Navy
St Peter's to Tangle with St Josephs at Home Tonight
St Peter's varsity basketball, winners in 12 straight, seeks a 13th straight win against St Joseph's tonight at Lyceum at 9 p.m. St Joseph's, led by Jack Lowery, makes its first meeting with St Peter's five. Both teams at full strength with listed starters available.
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St. Joseph’s
St. Peter
St. Joseph's
Lyceum
Jack Lowery
St. Peter's
Fred Gruman
Guinan
Don Caswell
St. Francis
Inter Mediate
Schenectady
St. Luke’s
Trojans
Corp Quint
Jewish Community Center
J.C.G
A BIT OF THIS AND A BIT OF THAT
After the holiday layoff college and scholastic sports move toward a busy winter with no major interruptions. RPI leads in basketball and swimming and aims to avenge a Colgate defeat on Jan. 14 at home. Siena eyes a rally as Union stumbles, while veteran horseman Roscoe Goose shifts to fishing and Jimmy Lynch joins Brookmeade for 1944. The Futurity of 1929 remains a benchmark in racing history.
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Roscoe Goose
Donerail
Tropical Park
Rangers' Bryan Hextall named hockey's Tron Man
New York Rangers star Bryan Hextall is hailed as the game’s toughest fire-eater and iron-man. The veteran right wing is praised for scoring consistency and brutal checking, aiming to extend a streak of 580 NHL games and chase a 600 consecutive games record.
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Bryan Hextall
New York Rangers
Bryan
Hextall
Hex
Vancouver Lions
Pacific Coast Hockey League
Murray Murdoch
Steiner Heads Entries For Jackson Day Race
New Orleans reporter notes bill Steiner, marathon champion of Palestine, leads seven entrants in the 38th Jackson Day six mile race. The event honors Maj. Jean Baptiste Planche and Creoles who aided Gen. Andrew Jackson in defending New Orleans. Steiner was the 1935 AAU twenty mile champion and placed second in the 1942 AAU thirty kilometer race in Philadelphia.
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New Orleans
Bill Steiner
Palestine
Maj
Jean Baptiste Planche
Spanish Fort
Jackson Square
Andrew Jackson
Steiner
Philadelphia
Bisons Swap Eddie Speaker for Allie Carlson
Buffalo Bisons manager Eddie Shore announces the deal swapping Eddie Speaker for Allie Carlson the Cleveland left winger. Carlson will report in time to play tomorrow night in Indianapolis.
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Eddie Shore
Buffalo Bisons
Eddie Speaker
Allie‘ Carlson
Cleveland
Carlson
Indianapolis
Shore
College Basketball Scores and Team Totals
Missouri 32 Westminster 30 Ohio U 40 Ohio Wesleyan 33 Camp Reynolds 64 Westminster 5 Glenview Navy 54 Chicago 28 Indiana 47 Camp Atterbury 32 Geneva 53 Bethany 33 Portsmouth Va Midshipmen 59 William and Mary 4
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Westminster
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Camp Reynolds
Glenview Navy
Chicago
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Geneva
Bethany
Portsmouth
Midshipmen
William and Mary
Canadiens Beat Leafs 6-3 in NHL Clash at Montreal
The first place Montreal Canadiens built a 5-2 lead in the first period and went on to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 before 12,730 fans. It was Montreal's seventh straight win and 13th home victory this season, with Don Webster opening Toronto's scoring at 15:13 of the first.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Canadiens
Don Webster
Toronto
Maurice Richard
Desautels Gets Draft Deferment Until Feb. 2
Eugene Desautels catcher for the Cleveland Indians has been granted a draft deferment until February 2 by the Southbridge Massachusetts selective service board. He, who lives in Dudley, was slated for Fort Devens for a physical and induction but received an order from the State Director to defer. Desautels age 35 and employed by the American Optical Company.
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Southbridge
Mass
Eugene
Public hearing on dog racing license for Revere
State authorities set a public hearing for January 12 on the Revere Racing Association Inc. application to hold a 100 day dog racing meeting at Wonderland Park Revere from May 15 to September 23 1944. Also note Hershey Pa James Deaton ONeil a small but colorful American Hockey League player stands five feet eight inches and scored 69 points last season.
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Revere Racing Association, Inc
Wonderland Park
Revere
Hershey
James Deaton
Peggy) O'Neil
Hershey Bear Star
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Doc) Cramer
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