Princeton Upsets Army Five 51 48 in A Cager Upset
Princeton stunned Army 51 to 48 as Chad Johnson and Bob Chew sparked a late rally. The Cadets led briefly in the first half before Princeton pulled ahead late, with key scores from Arnold Tucker and Nell Yuncel and free throws sealing the win.
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Gillespie Cubs Catcher Signs 1846 Playing Contract
Chicago Cubs catcher Paul Gillespie signed a 1846 playing contract in Atlanta. He appeared in three World Series games last fall and plans to join the spring training trip to Catalina Island after knee surgery. He gained and then shed weight, now listed at 205 pounds.
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Mt Carmel Claims CYO Forfeit Win
Mt Carmel basketball team of Wateriet won last night in a scheduled league game against St Mars of Waterford after the latter failed to attend. The result follows a prior claim by Mt Carmel last week of a forfeit over St Bernard's Mt Colaes, which also did not appear for a league contest.
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Army Hockey Triumph Over Colgate In Narrow Win
The Army hockey team defeated Colgate with a strong start in the first period and held on for a tight victory. Cadets opened with four points and maintained the edge through the later minutes as Colgate pressed back.
Army's Form Against Penn Worries Donald at Cadets Preview
Army coach Donald worries over Penn game as West Point hosts Colgate and Dartmouth in a key stretch. The Cadets look to rebound after a 70 46 defeat by Colgate while Engineers aim to recover from early season tests and a stumble against Newport and Colgate.
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Bowling Notes from Cohoes League Night
Scores show multiple teams competing across divisions with standout performances by Far Real Elly Glee son and others. Individual bowlers like Jim daay, Lab, and Moe Pettingett posted high scores, while teams such as Kens Grocery and Weal Tavern battled for top spots in a crowded weeks program.
Navy blanks Fordham 64 to 22 in Annapolis
Navy overwhelmed Fordham 64 to 22 at Annapolis as Waldrop led with 17 points. Nelson and Carroll sparked the early surge, building a big first-half lead that left Fordham trailing at halftime and the reserves finishing strong.
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Tony Cuccinello quits baseball
Tony Cuccinello, once a regular third baseman, retires from organized baseball after a 308 average in 118 games with the Chicago White Sox last season. Family health issues and a declining offers from Casey Stengel influence the decision, ending a long career that included time with Brooklyn Dodgers and Boylan Braves.
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Hockey Results Chicago and Boston Scorch Opponents
Chicago beats Mentron 7 to 2 while Boston defeats Toredo 7 to 2 in a pair of high scoring hockey games. Chicago and Boston both claimed decisive victories led by strong offense and solid defense.
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Colgate Player Batorske to Try with Buffalo Club
Sam Cordovano announced that John Batorske will attempt to join the Buffalo team of the American Football Conference after graduation. Batorske, who entered the Army a month after finishing school, spent 22 months in Army medical service before returning home to Lackawanna.
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Mont Pleasant Cagers Triumph Night Victory at Home
The Mont Pleasant High School basketball team defeated Little Falls 43 to 20 on their home court to extend their winning streak to eight games. Mont Pleasant schedules a Friday game at Albany against Christian Brothers Academy and travels to Albany Monday for a rematch with Albany School.
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Troy Celtics Romp to 63-47 Victory Over Fitchburg
Troy Celtics rout Fitchburg 63 to 47 as Troy High drivers led by players Gottlieb, Kanery, Axury and Dubier dominated early and never relinquished control. Center Mike Woam fueled the win while Fitchburg’s scoring stalled. Troy's defense tightened after the first period.
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Pete Keyrouze Navy service and Notre Dame bid
The piece profiles Pete Keyrouze, a good student from Catholic Central High School who joined the Navy on Sept 14, 1942 and served on various ships, then returned to civilian life aiming for Notre Dame. It notes his athletic leadership, wartime experiences across theaters from Scotland to Okinawa, and the chance for a college degree under the rights framework, with Notre Dame as a goal beginning March 4.
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Ferriss Star Rookie Signs With Bosox
Boston reports contracts received for star rookie pitcher Nese Boo Ferns, pitcher Jim Wilson, and infielder Ton Carey. Hatcher Charlie Wagner forwarded, Bagby signing rumor from Atlanta. Boston silent on terms for 1946. Ferns praised by the writer as a wonderful contract. Syracuse basketball routs Cornell 63 15 to boost season to 13 2.
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Wakefield Promises Early Tigers Pennant With Strong Pitching
Detroit's 1946 pennant outlook outlined by Dick Wakefield and coach O'Neill. It notes Newhouser Traut Trucks White Overmire and Berton among returning rotation, with Hibbing and Robe case discussed. O'Neill cites Moore Higgin, Mullin, McCosky, and Cullombine in infield plans as Wakefield touts a resilient lineup.
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Gen Phelan Death Blows Ring World Leadership
Obituary recounts General Phelan death affecting boxing leadership in New York. Highlights his long tenure as New York boxing commissioner chairing the commission and his reform effort against misconduct. Notes his age seventy three and past service in the National Guard and as mayor general in World War I era units.
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