Court Teams Point for Polio Show
Four basketball teams rehearse for a polio benefit basketball double header at the high school court. Allegheny Ludlum team wins last Industrial League title. Sacred Heart AA sponsors with referees sought and March of Dimes drive led by Edward J. Cummings.
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We High
Tervises
Allegheny
Ludlum Tesma Winsers
Troy Pattie
Safest
Allestegnu Behr
Ategzer Fk
Berhy-Mannings
Bstz
Bizirs
North Troy
Jim
Starion Feley- Pritk
Mooner Willempeter
Cererm
Sacred Heart AA
Edward J. Cummings
Jerry Bish
Frankie Blair
Watervliet High School
Gene
WatervHet Sacred Heart A.A
Polio Fund
Waterford Five Triumphs Over Vermont Team 28–3
Waterford Red Raiders defeat Bennington team 28 to 3 at the Bennington Armory. Waterford rallied in the second half after a 15–14 halftime deficit as Joe Slupski led with six points and White Irons Lemieux and G Cramer contributed scoring. Final totals show Waterford with 30 points, Bennington 3.
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Weaverford Red
Bens
Bennington Armory
Waterford
Tri Iumph
Vermonters
Joe Slupski
White Irons
Lister
Lemieux
Ell
Bhareé
Waterford Red Raiders
Patregneni
Trecr
Ronesici
Kennedy
DW. Putnan
Dudek
Siupski
Si Swaying
RO Cramer
Caiman
Bennington
Si Leminux
Bi Dross
Lenkron
Dickie
Greenleaf Beats Mosconi in Cue Match
Ralph Greenleaf of Detroit defeated Willie Mosconi of Toledo 225 to 22 in eight innings in the first block. Greenleaf won the second block with an 82 run and dominated the afternoon session scoring 125 to 57 for a 1 point total.
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Kansas City
Ralph Greenest
Detroit
Willie Mosconi
Toledo
Greenleaf
Dar i
Greenleef
Veteran Timer Hirst Logs Every Race Since Jan Track Opener
Charles Hirst, veteran timer for NEA, has timed every race at Bi since the track opened in January. The ongoing timing record reflects Hirst’s long service and the venue’s early-season schedule.
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NEA
Charles Hirst
Bito
Numa Triumphs Over White in LaSalle Mat Show Feature
Numa of Seezile Washington rallied to defeat Ed Strangier White in a LaSalle Institute main event. Numa won two straight falls via his favorite behind and body press holds after a nine minute bout marked by rough tactics. White weighed 269 and Numa 225 as the Seattle grappler claimed the decisive victories.
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Numa
White
LaSalle
Leo Numa
Seezile
Wash
Star
Strangier’ White
University of Alabama
Dallace
Miamile
Ste
Nuraalexan
Seattle
Tash
Matartis
Sts
Suma
George Linehan
Boston
Jack Carter
New Zealand
Tom
Bumtalo
Mares
Ban Backboards Cage Vet Urges Miami Figure
A veteran coach urges removing backboards to curb scoring in basketball. He argues baskets are too easy to shoot, and backboard removal could improve play. The call surfaces in a Miami dispatch about the Herkimer Globe Trotters era.
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Miami, Fla
Frank
Bae Ioe
Herkimer
Globe/ Trotters
Jx WI
Becaus
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Regional Meet
A dense roll of scores from multiple leagues highlights wins by Budsog Valley Freel team Behr Manning Keglers and Ford U.S. team rivals as Krause and Tucker post strong series. Individual leaders include Bill Foster 216-563 and Doug Engle 398 in industrial and other leagues with top women players Norma Couns and pace-setter Pace-setting Norma Couns leading the mixed league figures.
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Pacesé
Lewardowski
Té6ain
Senex
Behr- Manning Keglers
Ford U
Ack Mass
Norma Couns
Kegler
Larry Miter
Milter
Art
Bill Taylor
Ronny Olnstead
Ed Pelso
Norma
Jean Reynolds
Frances Cunningham
Laure Xander Marcia Dormandy
Mate Bob Tsa
Tintz
EW Castraeniry
Cams
Peruvian Swimmer Sets New Record in Argentina
Unclear OCR fragment reports a Peruvian swimmer setting a new record in Buenos Aires area with mentions of timing and distance. Other words reference a car, a piste and a distance of about 20 seconds, but the text remains garbled and unnamed.
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OS Aires
Dantel
GC Nia
Uragear
Columbia Rules Mechanicville City League Standings
Columbia leads the Mechanicville City League by six games over the West Virginias. In the first division, Columbia 43 21, Wrest Virginias 87 17, Masonic Club 33 21, Fantaunzis 32 22, American Sons 32 32. Marie Goerolé tops DeMento Women with 180 in singles and 56% in triples.
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Mechanicville Cit
Mechanicville
Columbia
West Virginias
Wrest Virginias
Masonic Club
Fantaunzi's
American Sons
Arnavid Tzzo
DeMento
Marie Goerolé
EL Wells
Frank Bode
HulseAPPED for Wanamaker Mile at Millrose Games
New York notes William Hulse the U S fastest miler is entered for the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden. Promoter Fintze American will decide if Hulse can run amid naval duties. Rival entries include Rafferty Simms and Quinn with others like Byrd Sn Clair and Fitton mentioned as possible entrants.
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New York
Ensign William Hulse
America
Madison Square Garden
Lobovertz
Huls
Miami Fla
Fintse
Tommy Quinn
Ion
Ehreis
Byr
Rd Sn Clair
Petnox
Fort Benning
Ga. Fitton
Stanford
Bob Hume
Don Bursham
Michigan
Cornell
Bo Helley
Bobvard Crotons
Alhois
Stanton Callender
New York U
Army
Joe Berger
Navy
Schmeling Rest Home In Germany and Parachute Troupes Report
Fragmentary foreign and domestic notes describe Schmeling Rest Home in Germany and references to a legion of wartime parachute injuries. The text then shifts to baseball and local bowling leagues with numerous player and captain listings, match results, and upcoming charity events.
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Schmeling Rest Home
Germany
Question of Pro Grid Territorial Rights After Yankees Sale
Brooklyn Tigers managers discuss territorial rights with New York Giants president John Mera but no final decision is reached. The Tigers may lease Ebbers Field from Brad Rickey while Capt. Daniel Tapping toward ownership ties with the Yankees complicate consent. Lieutenant Jock Sutherland remains under contract to coach if released from service.
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New York GF
Tom Gallery
Brooklyn Tiger
John VL Mera
New York Jobs Giants
Te Tatter Ceb
Tigers
Eibbers
Tapping
Football Tigers
Football Giants
Puo Grounds
Topping
Henie
Pacific
Tas
Chick Meehan
Trans-Amers
Larry MacPhail
J. Basil McGuire
McGuire
Jacob Reppert
New York
Meehan
Brougha Grid
Brooklyn
Boston
Boston Brewes
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Patiiies
Lad Brookisn
Pittsburg Stret
Cleveland Hems
Ebbens Field
GaNery
Jock B. Sutherland
Sutherland
Pittsburg University
Steelers
Walt Kiesling
Moore Stops Jacobs in Ninth Round Fight
Moore defeats Parson Bob Jacobs of Philadelphia in the ninth round at St Nicholas Arena. Referee George Walsh stopped the bout after Jacobs was floored by a Moore hook, with a crowd of 27 percent paying $3 760. Semi final featured Bernie Miller and Hears Jordanists. Other bouts included Temay Collins and Tommy Gargallo drawing after six and Vincent Gigante decision over Steve Kish. Madison’s Ray Petterson noted as Wisconsin’s top scorer also a track high jumper.
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Archie Moore
San Diego
Cat
Bernie Miller
New York
Garfield
Steve Curley
Toronto
Wor
Sal Scitaben
Vic Costa
Burt Charity
Youngstown
Ohio
Griffith Lands Frick for Work in Baseball Crisis
Washington owner Clark Griffith indicates he would back Ford Frick as commissioner if a meeting in New York favors the NL president. He opposes a pooled sharing plan and warns that a national service bill could disrupt baseball in the 1943 season, urging a tight approach and fair treatment for the sport.
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Washington US
Baseball
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Ford Frick
New York
Washington Mai
Frick
Washington
Selective Service
Hershey
Griffth
National “Service
Share
Cleveland Barons Sign Two Players
The Cleveland Barons of the AHL announced the signing of centers Gordon Pettinger, 33, formerly with the Hershey Bears, and Les Ramsey, 24, formerly with the Chicago Black Hawks of the NHL. They expect another player before the February 39 league deadline.
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Cleveland Upi
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Vsé
Gordon Pettinger
Hershey Bears
Les Ramsey
Chcago Blackhawks
Barons
Ron Northey Enlists in Navy After Draft Pause
Ron Northey a 25 year old Phillies outfielder from Frackville Pa was sworn into the Navy at the induction center here as the first major league star drafted since the War Departments ruling for re examination of 4 F athletes. He left with other inductees for the Army reception center at New Cumberland Pa. Married with a two month old son Northey had previously been turned down at New Cumberland Center on Nov 20 1943 due to an old baseball injury to his left ear and again last May at Philadelphia station for high blood pressure. He batted .290 for the Phillies last season.
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Philadelphia
Ron Northey
Philadelphia Phillies
War Department
Norther
Frackville
Army
New Cumberland
Hielder
New Cumberland Center
Phillies
Georgia Tech Triumphs Over Tulane In Early Contest
In a basketball recap, Georgia Tech defeated Tulane 47 to 28, while Purdue beat Wisconsin 45 to 34. The page also includes a legal probate notice for Troy, New York, a range of court filings, and a trademark filing notice for Frank A Massaro doing business as Famco Brand in New York.
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Georgia Tech
Tulane
Purdue
Wisconsin
Katie
N. J
Naval Ammunition Depot
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Kentucky
Georgie
Xotich
Frank A. Massaro
FAMCO
Fle
New York
A. Massaro
Halle
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Hyne Ens
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Jos Bagnardi
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Wilpert Rovingon
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Kenny Burleigh
Meyer, Jr
Josha
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Ranneys
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Kowanski
Troy Chireh
Jim Snow
Troy Church
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St. Mark's Methodists
Dom Isabella
Harold Damon
Westminster Presbyterians
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Ray Eeton
Ransom Gardiner
Huss Sheer
Roy Dexter
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Roy
Bill Currier
Dat Sorensen
Chuck Smith
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Fred Bennett
Milt Lavender
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George “Dupuis
Trey Aib
Mechanicville Keglers
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Thorns
Mechanicville Club
Snow
Armand
Mechanicsville High
Pro Grid
Bobby Ruffin
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Greco
Ruffin
Moore
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Ray Petterson
Thorpe
Jim Thorpe
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Hagerspark
Marting
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Dasquire
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Dotry
Seraltie
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Zeares Street
Troy
Rex Tork
Rensselaer County
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