Arsenal 5 Edges Scotia Naval 33 to 30 in Hard Fought Game
Arsenal 5 defeated Scotia Naval 33 30. Grasso Lyons Rivas Kirkland Torais led Arsenal while Scotia NavaI Depot struggled at ScotiA Naval. Referee Dicetti. Halftime score Arsenal 15 Scotia 13.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
13
Arsenal 5 defeated Scotia Naval 33 30. Grasso Lyons Rivas Kirkland Torais led Arsenal while Scotia NavaI Depot struggled at ScotiA Naval. Referee Dicetti. Halftime score Arsenal 15 Scotia 13.
Tommy Brennan led Boston Olympics with four goals as they beat the New York Rovers 6 2 at Boston Garden before 3 509 fans. The win widened the Olympics lead to one and a half games over second place Baltimore Blades.
Albany Academy edged Milne High 32 to 30 in a tense afternoon game on the Cadets home floor. Chick Cleveland led the winners with 13 points, while Pete Hunting paced Milne with 13.
Charlie Smith of Newark New Jersey earned an unanimous decision last night over Vince Det Orto in Boston in a feature bout at a casino. George Entler knocked out Billy Hauke in the semi final second round of a six round scheduled bout.
RPI meets Baldwin Wallace tonight at the Garden in Boston as Holy Cross and Canisius also loom. The Engineers chase national recognition with a win in the Garden doubleheader and strong showings against Holy Cross and Canisius.
Boston fighter Henry Jones knocked out New York’s Johnny White in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout before about 1,992 spectators at Mechanics Building. Jones dominated with body blows, White was hurt in the fourth, and a left to the midsection sealed the finish.
Leo Durocher and teammates Nick Ellen Joe Medwick and Tom Meany toured the Mediterranean Theater in a stretch of performances for troops. They played in tents amid rain and dust, shared meals with soldiers, and endured long travels from Florence to Rome while receiving admiring notices from overseas audiences.
Krist. Carol Hurler, Cardinal witching star, has received the Purple Heart medal for wounds suffered in France according to word yesterday at the Cardinal offices. Hurler entered military service last winter and is believed to be the first well known veteran major league baseball player to receive the medal in World War II. Brist's wife recently advised President Sam Breerton was in an English hot in a leg wound.
Hawks and Pros split a Y House tilt with the Red Raiders in a close game. Score details show Hawks gaining a narrow win as rivals clash while other matchups feature varied scoring and standout players.
Troy area high schools renew intra league play with Troy CCHS and Cohoes in key matchups. Central Hudson rivals Diocesan League contest Albany features St Marys Amsterdam versus Vincentian Institute. Other Troy-area games include Healy High vs Herkimer Cohoes vs Waterford Hoosick Falls vs Hoosick Falls.
The Golden Glove junior champion from 1943 Corie, a noted middleweight boxer, is slated to represent the RPI squad in the intercollegiate boxing and wrestling event against Williams College. Tommy Hunter and Art Coyle, Navy staffers, join the roster for the Saturday meet. Corie, 126 pounds, earned the middleweight title in the Elizabeth New Jersey novice tournament, winning five of seven bouts.
Pomona College student Betty Hicks, renowned golf champion, plans to complete her education before pursuing further titles. The Long Beach native, a former national amateur winner in 1943 and recent professional crown holder, continues teaching in Pomona's physical education department while taking an education major path aided by her family.
Wartime manpower rules may pull foreign stars into the 1945 draft just as Americans. Cubans, Mexicans, and other players in major and minor leagues could be drafted if resident status is met, with many already registered. The Washington Nationals expect 12 Cubans for spring training, while some newcomers wait on residency determinations.
Sizable scoring came from M Britton anchoring the Catones with a 201 339 series as Cabe led the Lewises 209 571 and 245 524 league totals. Ives beat Brewer 187 bid while Mayfair Victori y Clement topped Mayfair Victory with 166 361. Multiple league leaders and team match results populate the day with varied wins across stores and leagues.
Summary of standalone past college basketball scores listing North Carolina 35 Virginia Tech 56 a result in Camp Perry 37 Ashland 77 DePauw 60 Wabash 75 Michigan State 75 and other line items mentioning Parsons 45 in limited legible form.
Joe Louis plans to fight again only after World War II ends. He said Conn deserves a first shot at the title and that he would meet him if the War Department allows. Louis, serving as a sergeant at Camp Shanks, praised Conn and discussed his war duties and future plans.
Junior CYO action returns with three games at La Salle and three at Catholic High. St Lawrence faces St Patrick's Watervliet Hillside meets St Anthony's. St Joseph's meets St Yoséph's Green Island. G C High adds St Peter's vs Hatred and others as standings shuffle.
Eugene H. Lansing known as Jigger, former pitcher for several semi pro teams and once on the Boston Braves staff, died yesterday at his home 24 Washington Avenue, Rensselaer. He had lived there 33 years. funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM from the home.
Reginald B. Root, long time coach and former Yale varsity player, is appointed assistant to head coach Howard Odell and head coach of the Iscrosse team. His career spans Yale freshmen, Roxbury Prep, Cheshire Academy, Taft School, Universidad Nacional de Mexico, and New Haven High School.
Ex Giants pitcher Carl Habell Freddy Fitzsimmons and Harry Hellmann with umpire Bil Summers and Chicago Daily News editor John Carmichael returned to Miami from a 39000 mile overseas junket to entertain servicemen. They reported servicemen want no blackout of sports and shared stories and autographed balls from Persia Egypt and Attica.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute swimmers host MIT in Troy aiming for a third win this season. Coach Paul Graham hopes recent strong showings against Rochester and Colgate carry over as MIT, last season's rival, visits the Troy pool tomorrow afternoon.
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