State Rests In Football Bribe Case
New York UM Afer Alvin t Pathe reported confession. The Giants’ backfield stars testified bribery attempts aimed to fix the game. Paris allegedly offered money to Frank Filchuels and Merle Moyes to throw the National Football League contest.
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Holy Cross Beats Toledo 64 to 56 In Boston Arena
Holy Cross Crusaders defeat Toledo Rockets 64 56 before 3847 at Boston Arena. George Kahtan led Cross with 14 points while Dallas Zuber starred for Toledo scoring nearly half his team s points. The game featured two platoon shifts and strong defense from Bob Curran Joe Mullaney and Charlie Bolanger. Willian Hi Kelly named manager of Davenport Town new Los Angeles Angels chief in PCL oversight.
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Celtics and Brooklyn Clash in Armory Showdown
The Troy Armory hosts the American League headliner as the revamped Troy Celtica faces Brooklyn’s Cotharns. Celtics sit atop the northern AL with a 14-4 record after a 63-7 victory over Philadelphia Sphas, while Brooklyn enters confident but wary.
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Troy Celtics Fly to Baltimore for Key League Game
The Troy Celtics plan an early morning hotel workout before boarding a special plane from Lakaw for a decisive game in Baltimore against division leaders the Bullets. Ash Resnick faces Saul Cohen in a high stakes scoring duel as Troy eyes two straight wins and a strong finish in the Industrial League tournament.
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Amateur boxing set at Paradise Roller Rink Albany
Taylor Morton Lop Dorp Card Lehenschady Jimmy Taylor of New York and Eddie Morton of Albany welterweights clash in a five round feature at Bucci A C show at Paradise Roller Rink Albany Street Heavyweight John Savaste Fort Edward faces Bob Yarborough Utica in a five round semifinal show starts at 8 43 oclock
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Lee Handley Signs 1947 Bye Contract
Pittsburg infielder Lee Handley signed a one year contract joining the Pirates. Handley plans to begin training in Miami Beach ahead of spring camp. Handley is joined by Manager Tilly Terman and outfielders Ralph Kiner and Jim Russell in the deal.
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Behr-Manning Leads Industrial Loop in Openers
Behr-Manning holds first place in the Industrial Loop after a 58 to 18 win over Eddy Valve in the league opener. Berk-Ray defeated Manning Paper 48 to 24, while Marshal Eclipse beat Arsenal 35 to 22. Jerry Devine scored 19 for Behr-Manning. George Winkler led Berk-Ray with 22 points on 10 field goals and two fouls.
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Two Coast Grid Players Suspended and Fined
San Francisco Vorly Niners coach Buck Shaw suspended and fined two players for using aliases in a Pacific Coast League contest. John Woudenberg and Eddie Balatti faced $230.30 fines each and were indefinitely suspended, with their cases turned over to the conference commission.
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Trojans Dinner Fete Aims to Honor Rip Collins Work
A timely charity dinner to honor Rip Collins and Albany baseball efforts gathers Mayors and leaders from Corning, Watervliet, Rensselaer, Cohoes and more. Key figures include John J. Ahovn, John J. McGrath, Roy Shudt, and Bucky Harris. Dinner limited to 50 guests at Laha De Witt Clinton Hotel with reservations by Saturday.
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Slaughter Decides to Steal Home in World Series Winning Play
Slaughter took winning risk as Enos Slaughter stole home in the late innings of the World Series. Film evidence and reaction from Cardinal third baseman Mike Gonzales show the baserunner acted on his own, with Gonzales offering no decisive sign as Slaughter slid in for the series clinching run. The play ended a tense moment as spectators and officials debated intent and timing.
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Three CYO Senior Games Slated This Weekend
The Theos CYO Senior League unveiled a revised weekend slate announced by assistant director Rey Robert Hart. Games include Waterford High School hosting St Mary's Intermediates, with a 7:30 pm start, and St Joseph's seniors from Garden Island visiting Saint Joseph's Club in Troy. St Peters meets Sacred Heart Monday at East Site gym.
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Duval Sparks 18 as Cohoes top Gloversville 81 53
Ray Duval led the Mastodons with 18 points and added seven field goals as Cohoes beat Gloversville 81 to 53 in the state league game. Herb Kayual guided Cohoes staff while Paul Cooney paced Gloversville with 13 points in a lopsided contest before about 3 500 fans at Cohoes.
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Babe Ruth Career Backed By Faithful Support
A Catholic brother discusses Babe Ruth’s illness and career, recalling Ruth’s rise from boys industry school to major leagues. The piece notes Ruth’s long connection with fans, his unwavering spirit, and praise from peers as New York horsecorners and sports writers reflect on his enduring legacy.
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Swedish Ace to Run in Boston Indoor Meet
Swedish athlete Gustafsson will compete in the Boston Knights of Columbus indoor meet, aiming for the 100-yard and 60-yard hurdles events. Fellow Swede Lidman will act as interpreter and also compete, arriving with Tidman who may enter the Philadelphia race as well.
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Dorp Comets Edge Spa In Overtime Thriller
In Schenectady, the Dorp Comets led by Carl Petrostee returned to the lineup to lift the Comets over the Saratoga Dians 65 62 in overtime. Jim Coward and Nashy Negro each contributed 20 points as the Spans fought back and kept the game tight throughout.
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Charles McManus Hid Yankee Roy Secretary in 1916
The source notes Charles McManus served as secretary of the New York Yankees in 1916 and later held a supervisory role at a stadium facility. Details about his role’s nature and later positions are not fully disclosed. the obituary-like fragment provides limited biographical context.
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Heatly Five Nips Berlin In Senior League Game
Heatly five edged Berlin by 30 in a Senior League game at Central School. Effi Jertha led scoring with four points, Marlie Horta and ArL Goudervinte each contributed seven. Heatly defense pressured Berlin as Borin Central defeated Heatly High in a preliminary.
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Mauriello Set to Battle O'Brien Tonight in Philadelphia
Mauriello, the New York heavyweight who shocked Joe Louis last year, returns to the ring tonight at the International Amphitheater in Philadelphia. O'Brien, a relatively unknown 205-pounder, will try to upset the comeback by facing a foe who has 15 pounds on him. George Galanford manages O'Brien as Tiny Tobinson is listed as Welterweight Champion.
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College results blur into a crowded scoreboard
A jumble of scores from various colleges appears with mismatched team names and figures. Notable entries include Utah State 56 and Rhode Island State 58, Brown 80 and George Washington 65, Alabama 48 and Georgia 27, plus Duke 5 and Missouri 20.
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Editor Bets McKeever To Lead Alabama Football
BALDWIN, Ala. Editor claimed Ed McKeever will pilot Alabama football, with sources citing past roles at Notre Dame and ties to Sugar Bowl trips. Thomas denies talks of McKeever moving to Alabama, noting frequent meetings but no agreement.
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Giants Invite 31 Mayors for Preseason Preparations
New York Giants manager Ott announced a 31 man group including pitchers Bill Voiselle Gene Thompson Mike Budnick Kan Trinke and Bob Carpenter catchers Walker Cooper and Gene Lombrardt in a pre season training camp at Mesa Avin from Sept 6 to Feb 16. They will join notes in Philadelphia ahead of the spring season opening.
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Fire damages Trish Football Stadium emergency response noted
Fire at Trish Football Stadium caused smoke throughout stands near a Naval ROTC wall. Firefighters battled the blaze as weather hampered efforts and a large crowd watched the scene unfold from surrounding areas. Navy personnel assisted with containment and investigation into the incident continues.
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