Canisius Drops Top Scorer and Suspends Teammate
Canisius College basketball notes the removal of leading scorer Bufalo Guy-Matt Maazs for playing with an outside team and the indefinite suspension of freshman forward Joe Rodriguez for the same offense. Athletic director Rev. Timothy J. Dineor- BI cites mitigating circumstances affecting penalties as both players miss the lineup. The team, Morrison-Thorold, had won the Canadian AAU title last year and will face BR P.L in Troy next month.
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Bufalo Guy
Matt Maazs
Canisius
Joe Rodriguez
Tigothy J. Dineor- BI
Rodriguez
Toronto
Morrision-Thorold Teag
BR P.'L
Troy
Cuban horsemen win weekly purses at Havana track
Cuban horsemen secured a new weekly purse total at Oriental Park after a two day strike halted racing. The track agreed to 52 000 weekly instead of 5 350, with an extra 550 added on Sundays when an eighth race runs. Horsemen had sought 11 000.
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Havana
Oriental Park
Bort Kaynes Beats Joe Griffo In Newark Bout
Newark fighter Bort Kaynes defeated Joe Griffo by 2 technical knockouts in an eight round headliner at Laurel Garden Newark last night. Kaynes weighed 138 to Griffo 132 with Griffo injuring his left hand in round four and unable to continue. Frankie Leta stopped Willie Ramage in 2 by KO. John Lawther begins his ninth basketball season coaching at Penn State State College, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Jolie Bart
New York
K.o
Joe Griffo
Laurel Garden
Griffo
Bori
Frankie Leta
Irvington
Kayoed
Willie Ramage
Toronto
State College
Nha
John Lawther
Penn State
RPI Five Prepares for Another Double Bill
RPI Five faces Hobart and Rochester in a double header stretch as the Engineers try to extend a long unbeaten streak in the East. Coach Donald lauds the team’s chemistry with Henry O Keefe Willard Patton Johnny Andes Tory Orlando and Frank Waters leading the charge. If they win both weekend games they would tie the 1923 34 record for consecutive victories. Rochester is already beaten by RPI this season and Hobart is seeking revenge.
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Hentselves Polytechnic Insuitute
Tte
Bill Hobert
Prigay
Rochester University
Ed Donali
Stevens Tech
Worcester Poly
Henry O'Keefe
Willard Patton
Johnny Andes
Tory Orlando
Frank Waters
Wich
Worcester
Patton
Seasion
Donald
Eacace
Engineers
Simes
Rochester
Hobart
Burton KO's Santa Bucca In Philly Bout
Gene Burton of Scranton won by technical knockout over Santa Bucca of Philadelphia in 2 57 of the 11th round at the Met. Referee Charley Daggert halted the contest as Bucca slumped and could not continue. Semi final saw a draw between Joey Falco and Lee Jones, both of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gene Burton
Scranton
Santa Bucca
Met
Charley Daggert
Lee Jones
St Peters Midgets Triumph At Lyceum In Low-Scoring Win
The St Peter's Midgets defeated St Paul's Midgets 22 to 4 on the Lyceum court. Napiss and Boa Welch each scored ten points for St Peter's while Purcell led St Paul's with three points. Another game is set for Wednesday with St Peter's Juniors meeting Castleton at Lyceum.
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St Peter’s
St. Paul's
St. Peter's Lyceum Court
St Peter's
Napiss
Boa Welch
Purcell
Castleton
Lyceum
Pitt-Steelers May Change Mind About Grid Mergers
Pittsburg officials of the Steelers pro football team said they might reconsider mergers after a recent winless season with the Chicago Cardinals. Co owner Art Rooney noted possible talks with Brooklyn Tigers and said they would consider a home games partnership if Brooklyn agreed.
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Pitt-Steelers
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steelers
Chicago Cardinals
Art Rooney
Steelers
Brooklyn Tigers
Rooney
Behr-Mannings to Face Cluetts in Indus Feature
Behr-Mannings top the league meet Cluetts, Peabody in Industrial AA play tonight at Central MOG arena. Arsenal Howitzers meet Arsenal Tanks, Troy Public Safety faces Allegheny Ludium. tip times set after seven weeks remain in the season.
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Behr-Manning
Cluett, Peabody Ontft
Arsenal Howitzers
Arsenal Tanks
Troy
Allegheny Ludium
Public Safety-Allegheny
Garcia Wins on K. O. at Baltimore Arcadia Fight Ends in Ninth
Detroit lightweight Petr Garcia blanked Leon Spencer of Cleveland with a ninth round knockout at Arcadia after trading heavy blows. Garcia, weighing 132 pounds, survived an early knockdown and a late rally by Spencer, who was knocked down again and unable to continue. Referee Slim McClelland declared Garcia the winner as Spencer faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ruby Garcia
Petrto
Spencer
Slim McClelland
Garcia
Paper and War Demand Drive Paper Waste to Front Lines
A wartime reflection on paper shortage and use from the home front to the battlefield. The piece notes millions of message pads and hospital boxes are made of waste paper, with supply parachutes and maps illustrating heavy paper reliance. It links records and logistics to military progress toward Berlin and Tokyo.
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War Department
Berlin
Tokyo
North
Africa
Normandy
Noacoms
Heiden Leads Bowlers at Chicago in Petersen Classic
Al Heiden of Detroit topped eight games at the Petersen Individual Bowling Classic in Chicago with 2577 across 36 alleys. Joe Dumesic of Kenosha and Stanley Setencic of Cleveland trailed, with the $5100 prize awarded to the overall high score after the Feb 1 finish.
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Chicago
al Heiden
Detro
Petersen
Heiden
Johnny Parkes
Detroit
al Erbec
Emil Kashmerick
Joe Dumesic
Kenusita
Wis
Stanley Stetencic
Cleveland
Louis P. Petersen
Oliver Over Chaney in Washington Heavyweight Showdown
Washington heavyweight Oliver won his ninth straight with a close decision over Colon Chaney of Indianapolis in WW rounds. Oliver with superior infighting absorbed eight hard blows to the chin from Chaney. Oliver weighed 196, Chaney 491, in a national A A U welterweight bout.
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Washington
Dixie Oliver
Colon Chaney
Indianapolis
Oliver
Chane Oliver
Chaney
Joe Gannon
Kid Laces
Baltimore
Gannon
Carter Beats Cocoa in Ten-Round Bout in Baltimore
Joe Carter defeats Louis Cocoa in a twelve round welterweight bout at Baltimore venue. Carter lands faster punches and gains a decisive decision over Cocoa with clear moments of advantage throughout the contest.
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Baltimore
Joe Carter
Ronnie
Louis
Kid
Pop Shots By JGE DAVIS Review of Rice Basketball Glories
Rice Coach Houston recalls six-foot Bill Benny rising from freshman to all-America center and landmark plays shaping Southwest Conference history. Banks McFadden’s 1939 late shot defeats North Carolina, Clemson’s Southern Conference title, Bill Tom Cross’s 1933 Arkansas performance highlight the era of Rice basketball legends.
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Houston
Nea
Bill Benny
Ted
Banks McFadden
North Carolina
Clemson
Bill Tom Cross
Arkansas
Gordon Carpenter
Rice
Mrs May Cops Medal In Miami Golf Event
Mrs May, a former New York State champion, wins medal at Miami event. Ruth May of Nepossit and Louise Baggs of Ennis Springs compete among top scorers. Peggy Findlay places third with 34.1, others listed with scores and names from Englewood to Ohio.
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Beni
Fla
Ruth May
Nepossit
Loewe Island
Helen Lee Doherty
Biteke
Louise Baggs
Ennis Springs
Mrs
Te O'Nesl
Bolins
Courteau Extends Lead in American Hockey Standings
Courteau pushes further ahead in the American Hockey League with seven points last week across three games. Bob Gracie of Pittsburg remains his closest challenger with four points, while Rod Wahken of Pittshore adds two assists to stay third. Tommy Burlington of Cleveland climbs to fifth with 52 points. Jacanes Layet of Providence moves to seventh with 47 points. Earl Bartholme of Cleveland rises to ninth with 45 points, as others drop out of the top ranks.
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Xew Haver
Courteau
Usaing
Bob Gracie
Pitusburg
Rod Wahken
Pittshore
Low Tradel
Cleveland
Tommy Burlington
Tagham
P. J. Leswick
Indianapolis
Jacanes
Layet
Providence
W. FE. C. Gooden
Hershey
Earl Bartholme
Dempsey on Brief Leave in Coast Guard Duty Break
Commander Jack Dempsey of the Coast Guard arrived Sunday for a short vacation with his daughters Barbara and Joan. He will leave Friday to appear at a boxing event, stepping away from duty for a brief leave.
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Pam. Leach
Jack Dempsey
Coast Guard
Barbara
Joan
Bigmi
MacPhail Aims To Out-Succeed Success With Yankees
MacPhail, famed builder of clubs, seeks to outdo past gains with the Yankees. The article recalls his role in introducing night baseball, expanding venues, and reshaping franchises from Cincinnati to Brooklyn, highlighting his aggressive expansion and financial moves.
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MacPhail
Brooklyn
Hignself
Gay Paseball
Srownies
Yarkee Stadion
Siel
Yankees
Dodgers
Barrow
Faskee
MacPhal
Cincinnati
American Association
Columbus
Cochutebus Park
Reds
Redlegs
Yankees and Baseball Details Patchwork Through Vague OCR
Fragmented OCR text describes a deal involving Mac Phail, Yankees stadium, and possible leagues. Mentions Newark Kansas City Binghamton Meri eebs pickup at $2.50 and references to Brooklyn Tigers and Trans-Continental plans. Lurid punctuation and garbled names obscure clear facts.
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Hnd
Yankees
Newark
Ka City
Binghamton
Merieebs
MacPhail
Yankee Stadium
Kansas City
Topping
Brooklyn Tigers
Naional
Ebbets Field
Sranch Rickey
Trans Sizmerica
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Crazi
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