Rangers Dominate Bruins 4-2 in Hockey Classic
New York Rangers defeated Boston Bruins 4 to 2 before a home crowd of about 28,000. Key goals came from Grant Ware, Alex Shibicky, Tony Leswick, and MacCalville. Bruins lost Cowley to a left head injury and Schmidt to a suspected shoulder, sidelining both for varying periods.
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Watervliet Cagers Top CB A 45 31 Victory
Watervliet High School defeated CB A Albany 45 to 31 on Watervliet’s court. Tudor Valage and Teddy Haxler led with 46 points each, pacing a 2 16 halftime lead and sealing the win as the tempo picked up. Cassidy added points but Watervliet’s depth and defense carried the team. Normandin fired 12 and Behttaiak contributed a pair of buckets in the late story.
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Webber Tops International Loop Hurlers
The International League season featured pitcher Webber, a right hander from New York, dominating outings and a 1-3 record with a high earned run average. Roy of Montreal led the circuit in wins, innings pitched, and complete games, while Podgajny of Baltimore set an ironman games mark.
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Surge In College Basketball Parade From Wyoming Notre Dame and Cornell
Wyoming Notre Dame and Cornell surged to the front in a chaotic college basketball week. Wyoming routed St Joseph's and DePaul slipped after an earlier win run, while Notre Dame upset DePaul 49 42 with a late winning shot. Cornell extended its win streak to six by beating Colgate 60 49 as Kentucky’s title hopes dimmed with Temple’s New Year upset.
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Hagan Dies Phil Secretary For 30 Years
James Tossph Hagan, Philadelphia Phillies' food secretary for nearly three decades, died yesterday at Temple University Hospital at 58 after a long illness. A Philadelphia native, he joined the Phillies as a office boy in 1910 and later served as secretary in various roles. He toured in vaudeville, used jokes to ease players, and recalled 1945 pennant memories and carrying Wilson to Baker Bowl. He left the road staff after a 1918 heart attack and later became secretary under Alexrod Alexander.
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Three State Cities to Play In Border League
The Border Baseball League formed as a six team circuit with three New York clubs Water town Albany Ogdensburg and three Canadian teams Granby Sherbrooke and Kingston. John R Watt secretary Ogdensburg Trust president and Nelles G Magaffin Kingston vice president led the new board. Other officers include Jamie Doyle and William Buta dry in treasurer roles.
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Noschester
Celtics Foes Lead Early American Loop, Troy Varsity in Spotlight
Ed Kraugy of the Brooklyn Dodgers will join Troy’s Paterson lineup Wednesday night as the team contends for first place in the American League alongside the Philadelphia Sphas. The feature game at 9:13 p.m. opens a three-team program at Tray Armory with junior teams and St Patrick’s of Albany scheduled in later matchups.
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All-America Loop Eleven Signs Standlee
Ariean GP Tony Morahito, owner of the San Francisco Cran eDee, announced last night he signed Norman Standlee, Tulback for the Chicago Bears, to join the Army Morabita unit. Morahito said Standlee agreed to discuss terms and spoke by telephone after a meeting in Los Angeles with Frankie Beav's 1940 Hose Beav era connections.
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San Francisco
Zale Plans Boxing Comeback Tonight
Zale schedules first bout since February 12 as part of a comeback. He faces Robby Giles in Buffalo with mixed reports about recent training and conditioning.
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Tive Teams Tied for Top In CYO Loop
St Francis and St Anthony’s shared top in the intermediary high school CYO basketball league after last night’s results. St Anthony’s defeated St Mary’s Waterford 53 to 31 while Our Lady of Victory beat St Michaels. Cantwell led with many points as J Hyan scored 18 for St Mary’s. Other games saw St Joseph’s, Mt Carmel, and St Lawrence with respective scores.
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Kings Point Natators Triumph Over Rensselaer Meet
Kings Point Marine Academy swimmers swept most events, besting Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute except in diving where Rensselaer claimed top spots. Zoash Paul “Pop” Graham excelled in diving, while Kings Point dominated sprints and relays led by Hodge Decker and Deventer.
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Penn Star Leads Eastern Scoring Race
Penn Star tops the Eastern Intercollegiate scoring chart as Jack Cotherg of Pennsylvania tallies 49 points in four games. Irwin Alterson of Cornell is nine points behind after three games, while Gene Barce of Cornell slipped to third and Bob Myers of Dartmouth reached 82 points in three games.
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Postponed Ice Meet Rescheduled to February 2
Edward A. Wachter announced the ice meet, previously set for February, is tentatively moved to February 2 due to thawing weather. He noted entries received and the potential changes to fees and participation, with final details pending.
Waterford and Keveny Cagers to Open Pro Sponsored Alumni Tourney
Waterford and Keveny High’s alumni basketball tournament opens Wednesday at the Troy Armory with a preliminary matchup between Waterford and Keeny. The event, backed by sponsor Sahagian and Troy boosters, awards a 1000 prize to the tourney winner and requires bonafide alumni rosters with eligibility rules.
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New York Rovers Rally To Defeat Eastern Leaders
The New York Rovers beat the Boston Olympics 5 to 1 in an Eastern Hockey League game. Churchill Russell scored four goals, including late third period tallies, as New York erased a deficit to surge from behind and dominate the league leaders before 1520 fans.
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Penn Crew Training Underway at University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania crew begins training for the first intercollegiate season in a period when no official announcements have been made. Coach Dane Callow expects about 90 candidates to try out for both heavyweight and lightweight crews.
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Rusty” Callow
Cards Sell Cooper Brown In Spring Housecleaning
The St Louis Cardinals traded outfielders Cooper and Brown amid a major housecleaning. Jim Connor, regarded as a top receiver, was sold to the New York Giants for 175000 cash. Brown’s second base spot was filled by Lou Klein and Jim Verhan, while Walker Cuomper and Suwond Baxerman joined the Pirates for Cuak believed between 30000 and 40000.
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Weekend College Cage Scores From Major Matches
A dense list of basketball results features Colgate Rutgers Yale Coast Guard St John s Navy Michigan Dartmouth Pennsylvania Vincent s Baldwin Wallace Toronto Indiana Chicago Maryland North Carolina State Pittsburgh Geneva Abilene Bradley Arkansas Texas American U etc. Scores show numerous teams like Ohio State Purdue Connecticut Cincinnati Cornell Columbia and Minnesota with varied margins across games. The report cites many institutions and players in a rapidly compiled roundup with inconsistent OCR formatting.
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Sacred Heart Five Bows to Mt. Carmel
Sacred Heart seniors rally from halftime deficit to defeat Mt. Carmel 48 to 36 as Tony MiBuvce leads with 18 points and Don Caswell adds 12 for Sacred Heart. Earlier, Sacred Heart juniors beat the K C Squires 63 to 43 in the prelim with Dillon and Avoy combining for 25 points while Gavereyt Reere chipped in 20 for the losers.
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Bosox Name Phil Troy As Fid to Head Bosox
Phil Troy is named traveling secretary and assistant to Boston club president Biddle Bottins Dowd, with a career starting as a stenographer in 1914 and serving as traveling secretary for both Braves and Red Sox. He will assist Dowd, an official at Holy Cross and former NFL official, in a shift described amid Boston A L club administration. Also mentions American Hockey League tilt results with standings.
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