Burg Trims LaSalle Five 42 to 33 in Principals League
Burg Eckerson coached team beat La Salle 42 to 33 on Burg Court to end a preleague skid. White led with 15 points for Burg while Bebernitz and Sickles scored 10 and 8 for La Salle. In preliminary game, Lan Binghur Jayvees defeated La Salle Jayvees 41 to 24.
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Laesiigburg High School
la Salle Tigtt
Burg
Coseb Walt Eckerson
la Salle
Eckersor
Binghur Jayvees
Lai Salle Jervees
Shade
Wick
Herkenhem
Lawet
Eeore
Ssingburg
Wittmann
Carpenter
Bebernitz
Christopher
Afeoll
Sheer
Lenne
Ai Shields
Torals
Lasalle
Dwyer
Tennessee Routs Auburn 56 to 24 in SEC Tourney
Tennessee crushed Auburn 56 to 24 to clinch a spot in the SEC tournament upper bracket semi finals. The Vols built a 23 7 lead as Irv Barnett Joe Gasparovic Bob Kemper and Paul Webber sparked FIELD goals before substitutions for the expected semis showdown with Georgia.
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Louisville
Renee
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Vols
Yellow Jackets
Mississippi State Maroons
Abama
Pulene
Kentucky
Louisant State University
Alatama
Tulane
Tennessee
Tigers
Aibern
Irv Barnett
Joe Gasparovic
Bob Kemper
Paul Webber
Kochan KO's Lou Jones at Providence
George Kochan of Akron Ohio scored a ninth round technical knockout over Tiger Lou Jones of Augusta Georgia in Providence at the Hibs Auditorium. The bout ended 29 seconds into the ninth after Kochan dominated with eight and nine counts in the eighth and a flurry that halted the fight. Other results include Tiger Flower knocking out Roland Gomes in the second round and Johnny Marva and Lily Wilson scoring two round wins amid Worcester and Boston opponents.
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Providence
R. L
George Kochan
Akron
Tiger Lou Jones
Augusta
Hibs Auditorium
Kochan
Tiger Flower
Worcester Shoolbor
Navy Reserve Commissioned and Basketball Plans Unclear
Grover Nohtan and Tom Roach are commissioned in the Navy reserve while Bob Foley prepares to enter the safe. Rice is not to compete in the NCAA or other basketball tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
NBA
Grover Nohtan
Tom Roach
Wii Ve
Navy Reserve
Bob Foley
Rice
N.c.aa
Catholic High Clinches Diocesan Crown With 42–32 Victory
Catholic High defeats Christian Brothers Academy 42 to 32 to secure its second straight Diocesan League title. Tom Egan scored 26 points and Bob Degnan added seven for Catholic High, as St. Marys of Amsterdam and Vincentian battled in a hard fought late game on the Bignch Street court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Central High School
Christian Brothers Academy
Albans
Catholic High
St Mars’s
Bottet
Vincentian
St. Marz’s
Carley
Albany
Crows
Watervliet High
Watervliet
Tom Egan
Guily
Guilie
McCarthy
Egan
Degnan
Holmes
Bill Carter
C.B. A
Eighth Streeters
Trojans
Cartesmen
Geame
Army Navy Hoopsters Clash for Eastern Title
Annapolis reports a winter basketball classic as Army and Navy meet in the Navy gym to decide the Southern intercollegiate championship. Navy aims to end a three year Army supremacy as Johnny Wilson leads the Middies with a 59.2 point per game average. Army coached by Ed Ketis harbors 823 total points.
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Annapolis
Cpi
Army
Navy
Ary
Pennsylvania
Maiddies
Bainbridge
Middies
Johnny Wilson
Ed Ketisher
Williams to Coach Argyle School
Sy Williams resigns as coach of Heosac Valley School at Valley Walla to accept a position as coach at Argyle School.
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Williams
Argyle School
Sy Williams
Heosac
Valley Walla
Poat Ascoath
Argyle
Evans Returns to Troy for Main Wrestling Bout Monday
Evans, a Buffalo hard man, returns to Troy for a main bout against Reginald Siki of New Haven on Monday night at LaSalle Institute gym. Promoter Ted Bayly announced the card, replacing Ed Straub with Siki after last week’s near riot. The show also features a 30 minute one fall prelim between Schenectady grapplers Tony Morrelle and Frank Krauss, while Siki battles back from a German concentration camp ordeal with Red Cross aid restoring his strength.
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Don Evans
Buffalo
Sivans
Ed Straub
New York City
Troy
Evans
Bayly
New York
Barry
Schenectady
Tony Morrelle
Frank Krauss
Siki
Trev Wib
American Red Cross
Europe
Athens
Cairo
Loader
Berlin
Anaisty
Germany
Hitler
Gestapo
Prague
Gir
Maziland
Alps
Red ‘Cross
Apier
Ica
Gripsheim
Ghets Amiies
Don Dyans
Bufalo
Reginald Siki
New Haven
Conn
LaSalle Institute
Gyn
la Salle
al- Bany
Mar
Saile Gym
School Court Game Results
Catholic 42 Christian Brothers 32 Vincentian 42 St Mary's Amsterdam 27 Lensingburg 2 La Salle 33 Cohoes 37 Troy 34 Albany Academy 45 St Joan's Albany 23 Bethlehem Central 40 Milne 36 St John's Rensselaer 36 Cathedral 33 Watt Terrace 2 Van Rensselaer 2A Roostieriile 2A Voorheesville 23 Calleton 9 Coxsteirgie 22 Averte Park 43 Columbia 36
Cool Defeats Archie Murray in ten round decision
Worcester lightweights led by Johnny Cool won a unanimous decision over Archie Murray in ten rounds. Gibbons knocked down in the second round, while Ton Collins beat Al Pinel in a split decision and Billy Murray stopped Duke Wayne in the second round.
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Worcester
Mass
Johnny Cool
Archie Murray
Hartford
Gibbons
Ton Collins
New Haven
al Pinel
New Bedford
Billy Murray
Boston
Duke Wayne
Holyoke
Squirrels lead Hudson Women league as Ingalls nets 487
Grace Ingalls seals the top score with a 487 triple for the Squirrels to stay ahead in the Hudson Women’s League. Kay Tybbush adds 463, Jeane Wittman 444, while Myrtle Pettigonnell leads the Beavers at 474. Kay Rueter scores 458. In Walton Motor League the Coupes win two from the De Sotors. Kienhofer posts 508 and O'Donnell 504. Sedans sweep Plymouths led by Mayer 548 and McGrath 499. Alpha Beta sees Lilian Wooster top with 157 single and 268 triple, Bertha Wager 452, Lou Heath 226, Peériene 228, Busy Woodworth 419, Starfon Damion 418, Ann Frentant 408, Mary Brown 404, E Anderson 403. Busy Woodworth records the 5-9-7 split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Masian
Squirrels
Hudson
Grace Ingalls
Kay Tybbush
Jeane Wittman
Myrtle Pettignelli
Beavers
Kay Rueter
Leopards
Minks
Clara McPhail
Dolly Rich
Hilda Meyer
Walton Motor
de Sotors
Walton Motor League
Kienhofer
P.o'donnell
Plymouths
J. Mayer
D. McGrathh
Alpha Beta
War Memorial Fieldhouse Planned At University Of Kentucky
A tentative contract for plans for the War Memorial Fieldhouse at the University of Kentucky was approved by the board of trustees executive committee. The project costs about 1,000,000 dollars excluding site and equipment and will seat over 10,000 spectators for statewide sports and civic events while boosting the athletic department budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
NEA
University of Kentucky
Board of Trustees
Till
Basketball scores reported with mixed results
The fragment lists several scores including Mississippi State 43 Lafayette 70 Lehigh 40, Georgia Tech 66, and Kansas State 61 over Louisiana State 32. Mor ris Field 44 and Cherry Point Bfazines 65 appear as incomplete items.
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Lowe State
Kamas
Cherry Point Bfazines
Morris Field
Georgia
Tech
Chississippi State
Lafayette
Lehigh
Playoff Pairings Set For St Josephs CYO Basketball
Tomorrow at St Josephs Community Center four CYO games decide seeds for the playoffs. St Josephs vs St Frenes starts at 1 pm with St Patrick s and St Antony s meeting in the second, Our Lady of Victory facing the winner of game one, and the losers from games one and three meeting for fifth place. St Joseph s St Francis and Our Lady of Victory tied for third entering the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Commaunity Center
Ars
St. Joseph’s
St. Frenes
St. Patrick’s
St Antony's
Our Lady of Victory
St. Joseph
Francis Bames
St Patrick's
St Anthony's
Bt Joseph's
St. Francis
Hamilton Keeps Lead In Tourney
Hamilton of Chicago led the second round of the $500 Jacksonville Open in Jacksonville Florida, shooting five under par for 132 total. He stood two strokes ahead of Nelson Snead and McSpaden, with Laffoon and Wood also contending as the final 18 holes approached.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bob Hamiion
Chicago
Slammin
Sammy
Hot Springs
Hamilton
Sead
Craig Wood
Mameroneck
N.Y
Big Bob
Snead
Stead
Fred Corcoran
Pacific Coast
Mancuso Signs with Phillies to Bolster Catching
Philadelphhia Phillies executive Pennock announced veteran catcher Gus Mancuso has signed with the club. Terms not disclosed. Mancuso, a former New York Giants receiver, emailed his agreement from Houston Texas. Pennock praised Mancuso for his handling of pitchers and expected him to bolster the lineup next season.
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Philadelphia
Pennock
Philadelphia Phillies
Gus Mancuso
Phils
Mancuso
Pen- Nock
Mock
New York Giants
Houston
Tex
Giants
Berg Kayges Derby London GP Jack Berg Returns
Jack Berg known as Kid Berg, former British lightweight champion, knocked out Eric Derby in the fourth round of their scheduled bout. It was Berg’s first comeback fight on Thursday.
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Berg Kayges Derby
London
Jack
Kid) Berg
Eric Derby
Derby
Lwas Berg
Cohoes 5 edges Troy High 37 34 in late rally
Cohoes High School rallied in the final period to defeat Troy High 37 to 34 on the Troy High court. Dobsen sparked the late surge. Stoper scored 34 for Cohoes while Winkler added 8 and Harrell led Troy with 14. In the junior contest Troy Jayvees beat Cohoes 25 19.
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Cohoes High School
Troy Pels
Chiss & Top Gene
Troy
Hosors
Dobsen
Stopert
Winkler
Cohoes
Bill Harrell
Winikoff
Troy High Jayvees
Cohoes Jayvees
Speidel
Alberli
Bud Sic
Fea
Fish
Irina
Coboes
Troy High
Bayer
Sommers
Harrell
Tt Gordon
Winihoff
Sherwiz
A Cohen
Totaish
Coboes High
Ises
Berg
Military League doubleheader set for tomorrow
Company B unbeaten in seven games leads the State Guard Military League by two and a half games as it faces the last place Medical Detachment at 2 45 p m tomorrow at Cadots Armory. Hoosick Falls Company B teams with Troy Company A for second place at 2 45 p m tomorrow at Troy Armory with Regiment Headquarters Company. another Troy Armory clash follows at 9 30 p m Thursday. Standings show Company B at 7 2 1000, Company A 4 2 6668, Company C 4 6 666, Regiment Headquarters 2 3 400, Battalion Detachment 3 5 800.
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Quist
State Guard
Cadots
Hoosick Falls
Troy
Troy Armory
Sectionals Listed for Spa Court Revival This Month
After a two year lapse the scholastic sectional championships will be revived this month official word announced last night. The playoffs begin March 16 at the Convention Hall court in Saratoga Springs with quarter finals that night. Semifinals follow March 20 across divisions B and D. Class A finals and others are slated for March 24.
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Convention Hall Court
Saratoga Springs
Ctesa
Rensselaer Polytechic Institute
Grimm Leaves for Cubs Training Camp
Charley Grimm packed his bags for an early trip to French Lick Indiana to oversee the Cubs training camp. He will be joined by Hed Smith bullpen coach and trainer Andy Lotshaw as the team settles into a one drill a day plan at the Hoosier Spa before the Cubs arrival next Thursday.
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Chicago
Charley Grim
French Lick
Int
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Hed Smith
Andy Lotshaw
Pace Althom
Hoosier Spa
Hilie
Cubs
LaMotta to meet Costner in Chicago main event
Jake LaMotta has signed to meet George Costner in a ten round main event at Chicago Stadium on March 26. The bout headlines a card promoted by Jack Hurley with the match-up billed as a featured welterweight contest in New York and Chicago media outlets.
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Chicago
Irv Schoer
waldIack Bagun
Jack Hurley
Nowl
New York
Jake LaMotta
Rave York
George
Sugar) Coster
Cincinneti
Chicago Stadium
Barrett Signs with Phillies After 1944 Season
Philadelphia announces pitcher Richard Barrett from Montoursville has signed his 1945 contract. Barrett went 2 1 2 in 1944 with the last place Phillies, posting 18 losses.
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Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Phillies
Richard
Dick) Barrett
Montoursville
Pas
Barrett
Phils
RPI Eyes National Bid Amid Boxing and Basketball Buzz
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute hopes for a national bid as engineers eye the Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association tourney at Coast Guard Academy on March 9 and 10 while fans rally behind a potential invitation for the basketball team. Local teams, boxing entries, and wrestling events energize Troy sports with strong support for RPI’s programs and standout players like Henry O Keeffe.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sill
Cc Ting
Mailison Square Garden
Ea Wachter
Trey
Yesteryear
SP Nan Aegean Engineers
Warkier
RPI
Crerry and White
Tate
Henry O'Keeffe
Couaths
Army
Penn
Navy
Ed Seys
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
United States ‘Coast. Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Rensselaer
Lkely
Engineers
Coast Guard
Penn. State
R. PE
Harvard
Intercollegiate Boxing Association
Pio
RPI Star Collected on Boston Garden All Star Team
Sports writers from two Boston newspapers select Tony Orlando of RPI for the East All Boston Garden first team. The undefeated RPI squad earns recognition among 24 colleges in the Garden season voting. Other nominees include Gray and Otten of Bowling Green Schultz of Hamline DMs of Valparaiso and Leede of Dartmouth.
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Boston
Tony Orlando
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Boston Garden
Garden
Gray and
Otten
Bowling Green
Schultz
Hamline
Dms
Valpariso
Leede
Dartmouth
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Lou Jones
Catholic High Downs
N Semepinal
Joe Ludlum
Farino
la Salle Institute Gym
Canisius-R. P. I
Cool
TLE
Tea
Howard Dallar
Bob Carlson
CYO
Skull
Bruce Drake
Oklahomia
Spa Court
Grimm
LaMotta
Costner
Dick Barrett
Jack (Peerkas) McGrathss
Polo Grounds
Carl Hubbell
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jim Foxx
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
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