Troy Celtics Face Newark in Armory Tonight
Troy Celtics attempt a sixth straight home win as Newark visits the Armory for an American League game. Petey Virgin fights Art Goodby in the main event at LaSalle gym with promoter Ted Bayly. Celtics aim to break a recent home winning skid and claim sole second place in the standings.
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Knicks Trade Bob Fitzgerald in Huskies Swap
The New York Knickerbockers traded Bob Fitzgerald and ash to the Toronto Huskies for Bob Fitzgerald and Sinch. Fitzgerald played 30 games with Toronto scoring 139 points. Mullens appeared in 24 games with 79 points.
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Newark American Loop Franchise Moves to Yonkers Chiefs
The Newark franchise of the American Basketball League transfers to Yonkers. The team will debut in the new location next Saturday at Yonkers State Armory, managed by Turk Karem and renamed the Chiefs, replacing the former nickname Bobcats. The club aims for a second place finish in the Northern Division.
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Newark Clashing In Industrial League Elimination Night
Coach Karam leads Newark with Henson and Laub thriving under Hank's system as Troy edges Chiefs. Benson, Kasner, Friend, Abbatello push strong lineup. Behr Manning and Marshall meet in prelim with both teams aiming for win in industrial league eliminator.
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Sid Luckman Signs Again With Bears
Chicago Bears star quarterback Sid Luckman signs a two year extension through 195 season, likely around 20 000 per year. Bears coach George Halas announces the deal. Luckman, a longtime leader of the Bears T formation, helped secure a 24 14 playoff win over the Giants and has been All League multiple times.
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Waterford Cagers Triumph Over Keveny 64 to 20
Waterford High School basketball defeated Keveny Memorial Academy 64 to 20 at the Waterford gym. Don Gabriel led with ten points, Bob Montgomery added twelve, while Keveny’s Joe Flynn topped their scoring with ten as Waterford dominated from start to finish.
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Hall of Fame election honors Hubbell Grove Frisch Cochrane
Baseball writers elected four newcomers to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Hubbell Frisch Cochrane and Grove led with high votes, while Traynor missed by two. Other veterans like Gehringer, Stenrville, Dizzy Dean and Pennock received lower tallies among 39 ballots cast.
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Army Trish Tilt a Must Says OToole
Representative OToole urged Secretary Patterson to restore the Notre Dame Army football game in New York. He argued New York city and its taxpayers have given the contest national prominence and should not be cut off without a valid reason.
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Ex Scranton Hurler Signs With Red Sox
Wally Parnell, a rookie left handed pitcher once with Scranton, joined the Boston Red Sox after a trade from the Chicago White Sox. He appeared in World Series games and posted a high ERA that season while with Beranton in the Eastern League context.
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Zale Plans Two Tuneup Fights Ahead of Graviano Bout
Tony Zale will stage two tuneup matches before his return bout with Rocky Graviano at Madison Square Garden. A first sparring match is set for February in Omaha with Deacon Logan, while the second is slated for nine days later in Wichita with a yet unnamed opponent.
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Baseball Pension Plan Approved by Owners and Players
A pension plan for Major League Baseball players was approved by executives, clubs, and players representatives in New York. The plan aims to insure a veteran player a stable income after ten years of service, with details released as the executive council reviews the proposal.
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Golf Officials Cancel Memphis Test Event
Golf officials canceled a $10,000 Memphis test event citing an unsatisfactory reply from the tournament bureau of the professions association. The decision followed questions over requests and no guarantor of appearance, delaying the event.
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Minneapolis Nine Head to Retire After Long Baseball Leadership
WPr M J Milks Kelley yesterday submitted his resignation as president of the Minneapolis American Association club. A veteran of 52 years in baseball, Kelley served since 1924 and guided the club through its sale to the New York Giants era. retirement takes effect on January 31.
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Behr-Manning Tops Indus Loop for Eighth Win
Behr-Manning maintained its lead in the Indus League with an 40-17 victory over Minnhig Piaper. Chuck Reynolds led Wasell with 17 points as Lewry, previously atop the scoring, slipped back. Shorty Bint of shallEelpse added 10 points in a surprising scoring debut.
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Middlebury Winter Races Title Event at Bread Lint Mountain
Middlebury College hosts its 10th Annual Winter Carnival with downhill and slalom races featuring teams from Bowdoin Dartmouth Norwich St Lawrence Vermont Williams and others. Friday includes a Carnival Ball and a student play at Town Auditorium ending with the Klondike Ball Saturday night.
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Walsh Resigns As Grid Rams' General Manager
National Pro Football League executives confirmed Dan Walsh and the Rams parted ways yesterday. Walsh held the general manager post with a four year contract that ended in mutual agreement. Barkford Coach trees denied any link between the resignation and team affairs.
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Young Quits Illinois to Get a Job
Young, a 21 year old track writer, leaves Illinois to pursue football opportunities. He claims no professional offers yet was drafted by the All-America Conference’s New York Yankins and would consider a move if needed. Club partner Lary MacPhail states no effort will be made to retain him if he joins another team.
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