Eagan Named Head of boxing commission in New York
New York expects Coll. Ee ward F. Eagan a former Olympic light heavyweight champion and New York lawyer to head the State Athletic Commission. He succeeds Jess J. Phelan whose term expired. D Welker Wear resigns leaving three members with Chan B. Powel remaining. Governor Dewey plans to ask Phelan to stay until a third member is chosen.
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New York
Tremas E Dawes
Eeward F. Eagan
For State Athletic Commission
Uessons
Karen
Denver
Cal
Sisiy Fiske
U.S
Olyornic Gemeas
Jess J. Pheisn
D. Welker Wear
Binghemon
Chan B. Powel
Phelan
Dewey
Bronx
Ané Bazar
Ais Ahd
Rhodes Seholer
Hewienan
Warid
Aiuty
Ih “i
Zin
Ester Pee Ene Ag
Jack Dempsey
Sermor
Fran Swope
Umpire Reardon Returns From Tour to Aid Chicago War Effort
Umpire Reardon arrived in Chicago yesterday after a two week overseas tour. He stated he would join the local war plant effort to speed production in the Chicago area.
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Natierel Laarie
Ciiiaxe
Yesierder
Oniertelanene
Weat
Paciseere
Giers Fisardoen
Reardon
Beciek
Wiks
Chicago
Union quintet leads East basketball forecast
The Converse Dus basketball forecast places R P L hosted by Union five seventh among East college quintets. New York teams top the list with Yale and Coast Guard also rated highly. Team standings show varied scores with several East Coast colleges featured.
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Union
East’s College Quints
Rochester
R. PL
Ming Airéak
Adone
New York
Sampson Naval School
N.ef Ueré
New Fork T—West Virgin
Saba
Weesumi Ae Pa
Pbers
C. CN. E
Giants Pick Lakewood as Training Site
A brief note indicates the Giants will relocate training to Lakewood New Jersey with plans dated March 21. Details mention key organizers and local press coverage from the Chamber of Commerce.
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Giants
Lakewood
Ye York
York
X. Hartera
Secre- Baéward T. Brannick Press
Word Chamber of Co
Chasen Fresnolders Roocaefer Lakewood Janniz
Local League Action Highlights From Mixed City Contests
Amid varied scores and matchups in the Hudson area leagues, teams led by McCabe and Reichard posted strong attacks as Hudson Women and Post Office players showcased top performances. Individual standouts included Mary Fran Bode and Grace Ingall with weekly honors, while multiple clubs like the Sullivans Seven-Ups and Waiton Motors contributed decisive wins in a packed schedule.
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He Srew
Churen
Cais
Ieague
McCabe
Wey
Reichard
L. Catone
al Ives Rolle
EL van
Hudson
Jessie Peitler
Sne
Jay Tybush
Za McPhail
Mae Hieeran
Hay
Grace Ingal
Fran Bode
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Sullivans
Waiton Motors
Morenos
McBains
Brownie Tavern
Tedesco
Tate
Carella
Bloomingdare
Hasarjian
Woselio
Dan Costello
L G. Flack
Meyer
Tae Buesser
He Keep
Gus Buess
Dan Fitzgerald
Frank Lowe Hi
John Pickner
Niagate Hudson
Miagart Hudson
Migs Ma Welch
Sirsania
Marion Alber
Gladys Altheim
Dorothy E
T Stone
Mary
Kay ‘Mace
Helen Clark
Mayion Cusack
Canadiens Defeat Leafs 7 to 4 in Hockey Battle
Canadiens overpower Leafs 7 to 4 in a high scoring game. Toronto offense struggled as Montreal built an early lead and maintained momentum through the middle periods.
Ray Kayees Mickey Hayes In 3rd Round
The bout at Mechanics Bully ing featured Ray Kayees and Mickey Hayes in a ten round schedule. Hayes was floored by a hard right to the jaw in the third round but rose to fight on. Savage body work from both fighters persisted through the rounds as Hayes endured punishment and pressed the comeback in the later frames.
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Ray Kayees
Mickey Hayes
Borton
Elmer
Violent Ray
Las Angeles
T M Hayes
Mikwaukese
Mechanics Bullying
Hayes
Rax
Nglef
Rules Group Recommends Grid Changes
The rules group of the National College Football Coaches Association proposes five core changes to college gridiron play. Proposals include banning out of bounds kicks, allowing forward passes behind the scrimmage line, mandatory one inch tee use for kickoffs, arm blocking rules, and reducing penalties on lateral forward passes.
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Columbus. C
National College
National Colegiate Athletic Association
Eastern Colleges
Len Littleenath
Columbia
Coaches Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Phrascal Education Association
Major League Moguls Favor Baseball Man for Commissioner
AP survey shows owners prefer a baseball man over a national figure to fill the commissioner post. Ed Barrow of the Yankees supports four candidates, while most executives favor inside baseball experience. A 10-man committee met in Chicago to draft the job terms and powers.
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Landis
Hesigner Landis
Possibie
Inn
New Fork
Ted Press
Chid
Naggers
Ed Barrow
New York
Yadkees
Barrow
Ford Frick
Neignal League
Will Harridge
American League
Warren Giles
Cintinnati
Louis McAvoy
Broadcasking
American Soap
Kowhe
Insei
Suth
Sam Breadon
J. Louis Cardinals
Helm
Bob Quinn
Bortos. Braves
Loring
Clark Griffith
Washington Nats
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Chitazo
Leadership of Principals' League Battles in Troy Tonight
The Principal’s League features five games as LaSalle Institute meets Catholic High at the Eighth Slum and Lensingbureh hosts Troy High at North End. Catholic High, Lansingburgh and Troy lead with one loss in league play as Cohoes Waterford and Watervliet vie for positions. Waterford beat Lansingburgh last week. Columbia Highs of East Greenbush also due in Central Hudson Valley action.
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LaSalle Institute
Catholic High
Lensingbureh
Troy High
Catholic Higfending
Lansingburgh
Troy
Cohoes Hig School
Waterford
Cohoes
Water
Fort
Watervliet
Pete Mooney
Catholic High Heady
Norm Lavender
Columbia Hs
East Greenbush
Davies to Defend Senior Title in Troy Ice Carnival
Bill Davies of Albany plans to defend his senior championships at the eighth annual Speed skating meet at Belden's Pond in Troy. The event, Sunday run by the Troy Recreation Department, features Davies who won last year’s senior 449, 580 and one mile events and placed third in the 299 and three mile. Ed Mitchell, a 51 year old veteran of the Scherectady skating Club, is also entered to contest the three mile special. Jim Wachter, Troy recreation chief, announced a Jim Walch special event to honor coach Watch at the program.
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Bill Davies
Albany
Belden’s Pond
Troy Recreation Department
Davis
Ai Shedai
Ed Mitchell
Scherectady
Todard Wachter Troy
Superincendent of Recreation
Jim Walch
Jim Watch
Iin Leonard Hospital
Dumont Abandons Baseball Rule Experiments
Ray Dumont backs away from rule changes and speedup schemes after years of tinkering. He recalls past trials like ambidextrous baserunning and seven inning formats, concluding fans want the game as is. Dumont plans to keep innovations like illuminated scoreboards and pneumatic cleanup tools, while awaiting his 1945 semi pro preview.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Dumont
Wichita
Dia
lEighda College
Fas
Ryn
Byrnes
Burg Boys Quint Beats Troy 59-38
Burg Boys Quint defeated Troy 59 to 38 in a hockey style scoreboard readout. The report lists other scores including New York New York 6 Boston Montreal 7 Toronto 4.
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Toronto
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Frenth Kehoe
Mavion Waters
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Gorsxy
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Ryan
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