Rochester Swimmers Seek Third Win at RPI Today
Rochester swimmers travel to RPI aiming for their third win of the season and a second straight victory over the University of Rochester. The meet at the fraternity college pool features standout swimmers and marks the penultimate event before a decisive final match.
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Ihe
Eeson
Uniiversity
Rensselaer
Folotecanic Festitute
Yellowlackes
Heckeyter
Esex
Stresacis
Issu
Willems College
Willissustown
Haery Banter
Cash N
Tandells
HLPL
Burden
Roseselier
Troy Men to Officiate at Corp Ice Meet
Ed Wechter, Troy’s recreation chief, to serve as judge at the New Terk State Speed Skating championship at Central Park Sche Rectedy tomorrow. Officials include BIA Mamzning Jobs Shenson and Bil Shannon, all of Troy. Four Troy skaters enter the meet, with Steve Jerry McAuley Bobby Fox in the midget class and Marion McCauley Bud Welthers in the senior timed division.
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Ed Wechter
Troy
Central Park
Sche
Rectedy
Bia Mamzning
Jobs Shenson
Bil Shannon
Steve Jerry McAuley
Bobby Fox
Mariion McCauley
Bud Welthers
Oma Upsets Baksi in Garden Bout
Detroit heavyweight Oma defeats Baksi in a dramatic 9 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Oma trails early but unleashes a savage rally to seize control, earning a decisive decision as fans witness a major upset in boxing history.
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Oma
Baksi
New York
jLne Oma
Detroit
Emal
Stadion Square Garden
Ona
Ike
Hes
Feree Art Dorovar
Jadze
Burtes
Gma Fyree
bin Healy
Deva
Three Dozen Seek Grid Job At Cornell
Cornell coach J Kane plans to interview about four or five football candidates from a pool of roughly thirty six applicants. Notable names mentioned include Garret Widoes of Ohio State and Henry Frake of Tulsa as potential successors or assistants. Kane notes he will review all applications and may interview candidates soon, while the vacancy remains open in Ithaca.
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TY Cornell
Big Red
J. Kane
Warttime
Kane
National Collegiate Abletic Association
Columbus
Ohio
Garret Widoes
Ohio State
Henry Frake
Tulsa
Ted Witmas
Columbia
Clerance TW. Spears
Maryland
de Groot
Washington
University of Rochester
Hahe
Snevely
University of North Caroling
Cornell
New York City
Vincentian Downs LaSalle In Diocesan League Battle
Vincentian Institute basketball defeated LaSalle Institute 43 1927 in a Diocesan League game on Acheny Court. The Lions led from the start, held a 31 to 22 advantage at halftime, and extended the margin as freshmen and varsity players contributed scoring.
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Vincentian Institute
LaSalle Institute
Acheny Court
Mars
Amsterdam
Lions
Albany
Dan Hhs
Hernenkam’s
Vincentiga
Eeventn
LaSalle
Varsity Sron
Frrehm
Sarita
Panderson
Rye Og
Quesy
Vincentian
Quigley
Frig
Diec Hieman
McDonald
Dalian
Kulzer
Blair
la Selie
le Salle Centien Ih
Watervliet D team to face St Johns of Amsterdam
Watervliet D basketball squad, unbeaten in restart, travels to Amsterdam to meet St Johns of Amsterdam tomorrow night. Coach Tom Halpin will start Don Caswell and Jack Richardson at forwards, Frank Red at center, Rey Tromble and Dick DeBacco at guards, with a deep bench led by Pierce McGrath and Ned Hefferty.
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Secred Heart Basketbal
Watervliet
St John's
Amsterdam
Amstergars
Tom Halpin
Weterviet
Don Caswell
Jack Richardson
Frank “Red
Rey Tromble
Dick DeBacco
Pierce McGrath
Ned Hefferty
Relph Hkershew
Ed Whitney
Jack Purcell
Pete Amysted
Eight Entries In Mexican Race Feature At Hippodrome
Eight entries are listed for the Premio Cocula feature at the Hippodrome De Las Americas in Mexico City. Fast Message and Push, both Mexican owned and topweights, lead the field alongside Ble Backes Oscusue Grangouster Border Beauty Waltzeway and Galserr.
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Hippodrome de Las Americas
Ble Backes
Oscusue
Grangouster
Border Beauty
Waltzeway and
Galserr
Mexico City
Paper scraps and war needs paper to fight
The author argues paper and related supplies are a critical, often overlooked war material. From message pads and rations to maps and hospital boxes, waste paper backs the Army’s logistics. He notes millions of pads, 700,000 canings, and 125,060,600 maps used in invasion planning, urging home front paper support.
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War Department
Berlin
Tokre
Attica
Jean
Normandy
RPI Beats Stevens for Eighth Straight Win at Home
RPI Engineers rout Stevens Tech 57 to 36 securing an eighth consecutive victory at Worcester. The fast start gave RPI an 11 to 3 edge early and a 26 to 16 halftime lead as they controlled the loosely played game on their home court.
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RPI
Stevens
Worcester
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Stevens Tech
Worcester Five Tonight Faces Streaking Opponent
Worcester hosts a nine win season pursuit as PBL seeks its seventh straight win at Trox. Jim Salmon leads the visitors with 13 points while Feary O Keeffe and Tom Orlando provide steady scoring for the Engineers in a close first half.
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Union College
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RPU
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Quinier
Albans Medical College
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Stevens
School Court Game Results
Vincentian defeats La Salle 43 to 27 and Cathedral tops St Marys 49 to 42. St Joseph’s Albany edged by St. Joseph’s Schenectady 28 to ?. Rensselaer Central 37 over Albany Schuyler 22. Mott Terrace 42 beat Amsterdam 29.
Big Polio Mat Show Brisk Sales At LaSalle Gym
Ticket sales for Trey Sports Arena inc first wrestling show at LaSalle gym Monday night indicate a near capacity crowd. Proceeds go to the infantile paralysis campaign led by Edward J. Ronan, with Ted Bayly reporting strong advance sales and two notable bouts featuring Leo Numa and Ed White.
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la Salle Gym
Trey Sports Arena, Inc
Ted Bayly
Edward J. Ronan
Rensselaer County
Bayly
Ronan
Acrias
Leo Numa
Seattle
Wash
Ed "Stranglar” White
University of Alabama
Jack Carisr
New Zealand
George Linehan
Wayland
Mas
Jim Wallis
Holy Cross Athliste
Ted Germaine
Boston
Germaine
Academy
Bostis
la Salle” Institute
Troy Sports Arena, Inc
Ike Leo Wuma
Ed “Strangler
White
Jack Carter
Yankees Reach Fourteen pennants since 1904
New York Yankees began in 1904 as the Highlanders and have won fourteen American League pennants and ten World Series titles under eleven managers. From 1903 to 1920 the club never finished lower than second, with leaders including Clark Griffith Norman Etberfeld George Stallings Hal Chase and others guiding the team to top place. Miller Huggins later established substantial success until 1929, followed by Joe McCarthy whose tenure produced eight pennants in fourteen seasons and multiple world titles.
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New York
Yankees
Highlanders
Clark Grifath
Norman
Kid) Etberfeld
George T. Stallings
Hal Chase
Barry Wolverton
Frank Chance
Roger Peckinpaugh
Miller Hug
Worcester Polytech Routs Union College In Basketball
Worcester Polytechnical Institute defeated Union College 42 to 22 in a slow paced game. Bob Huyxendall led Worcester with an impressive 15 points while Lowall Brown topped Union with 10 points. The teams missed several early fast break opportunities.
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Schenectady Upi
Worcester Polytechnics Institute
Union College
Bob Huyxendall
Sith
Lowall Brown
Union
Dark Horse Leads Byron Nelson With 66 In Texas Open
San Antonio reports Dark Horse Raymond Gafford carded a sub par 66 to lead favored Byron Nelson by one stroke after the first round of the Texas Open. Nelson shot 67 after six birdies, while Gafford, little known outside Texas, totaled 32 putts with no bogeys and 1 over on the back nine. Other notables include Frank Stranahan and Tex Consolver tied for third at 68, and Craig Wood posting a 76 amid spectator trouble.
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Byron Nelson
San Antonio
Tex. P
Raymond Gafford
Texas
Port Worth
Nelson
Toledo
Gafford
Gadford
Tex! Consolver
Wiehits
Kans
Frank Stranahan
Maxwell Field
Ala
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Carpie Christi
Leland Gitsoh
Randolph Field
Tonsy Feona
Dayton
Sam
Byrd
Detroit
Harold Ging McSpaden
Sanford
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Hob Hamilton
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Troy Tonight Hosts Dual High School Showdowns
Troy scholastic fans may watch La Salle Institute vs Cohoes High on La Salle court and Troy High against North Terrace of Schenectady in Troy gym, both billed as featured season showdowns. RPI faces Worcester Tech in Troy with a fast offense, while later events promote a boxing fundraiser at La Salle Institute gym for infantile paralysis research.
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la Selle Institute
Cohoes High School
Paix Troy High
North Terrace
Schenectady
LaSalle
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Vincentian Lions
Albany
Jace Lowery
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Twin Polio Court Bill at Watervliet
A benefit basketball program announced by Watervliet Sacred Heart AAS for February 1 at Watervliet High School features two contests. Allegheny Laboratory vs. Troy Public Safety Fire and Watervliet Sacred Heart vs. Behr Mapain. Frank Mooney leads the entertainment and the event includes North Troy Bateling Blairs performances.
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Doubigheater Baskethall Pogram
Dimas
Wiciats
Watervliet Sacred Heart
Waterviet High School
Texms
Allegheny Laidium
Quinter
Troy Public Safety
Troy Police
Waterviier
Sacred Heart
Behr. Mapain
S Ave
Frank Mooney
Safery Bame
Bateling Blairs
North Troy
Thumbnail History Of Yankees
The timeline traces the New York Yankees origins from the Baltimore franchise move in 1903 to Polo Grounds tenancy in 1913 and name change. It notes Ruppert and Huston buying the club for 150 000 dollars, business manager Barrows in 1920, and ownership shifts including Mrs Holleran and the 1945 sale to a syndicate led by Cal Leland MacPhail and Del Webb.
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Yankees
Frank J. Farrell
BN Bevery
Baltimore
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Highlanders
Washington Heights
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Polo Grounds
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WhwCeldacab Ruppert
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Edward G. Barrows
Yankes
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Joseph Holleran
Basil McGuire
Fioren Winthrope Weyant
Fai
Bartow
Army Favored In West Point Relays Today
West Point hosts the second annual relays with nine entries led by Army. New York University fields Ed Conwell and the Callenders in sprints and longer relays, while Cornell Colgate Dartmouth Pennsylvania Columbia and Merchant Marine Academy also compete. Donal Snyder of Merchant Marine targets the two mile title.
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New York University
Army
Tas
N.¥. U. Violets
Ed Conwell
Callender
Connwell
Callenders
Maurice
Stanton
Cinder
Army Fieldhouse
Cornell
Colgate
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Columbia
City College of West York
Merchant Marine Academy
Merchant Marine
Greg Rice
Donal Snyder
College Basketball Scores Roundup
APL 74 defeated Quonset Hedrons Illinois 43 while Iowa 42 beat North Carolina 61 to 46. Lakehurst Naval 37 toppled Fort Dix 29. Stevenson Tech 38 edged Stevens 37 and Worcester 41 beat Union 2 to 0.
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Stevens Tech
Worcester
Union
Quonset Hedrons
Illinois
Iowa
North Carolina
N.C. State
Lakehurst Naval
Fort Dix
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