CYO Stars Face Viet Five In Community Center Match
The Gray CYO-AB-Stars meet the Jeneain AC of Water viet tonight at 8 15 at St Joseph's Community Center. Players include Pris cot O'Connel Witbeck Gray Lampstelle Bradley LuciazaGar vin Bagnaide Pianebat Testo. The game follows the Svor All Stars and Albany All Stars second meeting and Troy team seeks another win. At 7 25 Le Francis grinte meets St Joseph's Eve for fourth in the high school division as playoffs approach Sunday at St Joseph's Center.
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Gray
Cyo-Ab-Stars
Jeneain AC
Water Viet
Ba Joseph's
CYO
Priscot
O'Connel Witbeck
Lampstelle
Bradley
Luciaza
Garvin
Bagnaide
Pianebat
Testo
Svor
Albeey All Stars
Albany
Gigas
Troy
St. Havies
St Josept's
5N Joseph's Center
Court
Two U S Officers Named to All American Trap Team
Two officers, Lt Reinders of San Antonio and Capt Joe Hiestand of Fort Myers, were named to the 1944 All American trapshooting team chosen by Sports Adele editor Lisamy Robinson. Reinders, captain, placed third in the North American clay target championship and won the all around title. other selections include Drennen Utica, Sweiner Blooming Prairie, Stere San Antonio, Clark Alton, Peterson Earlie, Jahn Spirit Lake, Devars Dexton, and Haut Indianapolis.
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Minneapolis
Lisamy Robinson
Sports
Adele
Li Vit Reinders
San Antonio
Tex
Joe Hiestand
Fort Meyers
Fiz
Hobinson Sali
Reinders
Bil Drennen
Utica
Rar Sweiner
Blooming ,Prairie. Mine
KE. Stere
San Aantonio
Homer, Clark Jr
Alton
John A. Peterson
Eariie
Wis
Jonany Jahn
Spirit Leke
Ian Joe Devars
Dexton
Ohio
Rita Haut
Indianapolis
Ind
Robinson
Darton
Wild Dogs Kill Many State Deer in New York
State Conservation Department reports packs of dogs killing deer across the state, especially in Westchester County where over 20 deer fell to hounds in two weeks. Officials urge hunting groups to report dens and evidence while noting laws restrict individual dog killing outside Adirondack parks, with state rangers authorized to intervene during Jan 5 to Apr 25. Hunger deaths are not widespread due to scarce crusting, and a joint federal effort aims to improve land and wildlife habitat through a unified program.
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Albany
New York
State Conservation Department
Westchester County
J J. Victor Sem
Adirondacks
Catskills
Department
Federal, Fish and Wildlife Service
US. Soil Conservation “Service
United
Top Amateur Hitter to Get a $5,000 Bond
Wichita Kansas reports the National Baseball Congress offers a five thousand dollar War Bond to the leading nonprofessional hitter of the national tournament. Eligibility requires participation in at least five tournament games and association with a Congress league. The winner will be chosen by batting average across the 195 tourney in Wichita.
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Wichita
Kas
National Baseball Congress
Mays
Congress’ National Associations of Leagues
Ray Dumont
Miami Gridders Begin Spring Drills Under Interim Coach
The University of Miami starts spring football practice led by interim coaches Walter Righelski and Tony Clancl. A week of sessions runs ahead of a potential return of head coach Addie Dunn, with a nucleus of lettermen reported to be in the squad.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Walter Righelski
Tony Clancl
Addie Dunn
Dang
Rhode Island 3 Accepts Garden Bid in National Tourney
Rhode Island state team accepted a bid to play in the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden. The squad, led by Ernie Cabvary and Dick Fizie, posted a strong season with 15 of 21 wins and faces St Johns, Brown, and Tennessee in event play.
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New York
Rhode Island
Tide
Madison Square Garden
Marea
Wieser
Carp Ensicott
New England Tees
Ernie Cab Vary
Dick Fizie
St. Johns
Brown
W¢ Su
State
Tennessee
State Slashes Trapping Area For Beavers
Beavers trapping area reduced from 21 counties to nine by the New York State Conservation Department for the coming season. Open counties include Clinton Essex Franklin Fulton Hamilton Oneida Oswego St. Lawrence and the portion of Herkimer County. Trappers may use ten traps with six inch jaw spread and must tag each with a game tag. The season runs from March 15 to March 31 with a quota of six beavers per trapper. Last year 2333 beavers were trapped in open counties.
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Athecy
State Conservaton Department
Baas
Béevere
F. Viet Rie
Clinton
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Zannton
Oneida
Oswego
St. Lawrence
Herkimer County
New York Central
Basketball Scores Reach Midseason Slate
The Iowa Seahawks defeated Minnesota 59 to 30 while Haverford edged Johns Hopkins 46 to 45. District Coast Guard SD and Brook Isn Naval Ammed Guard posted 34 in a separate game.
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Iowa Seahawks
Minnesota
Haverford
Johns Hopkins
District Coast Guard SD
Brook Isn
Naval Ammed Guard
Evans Beats Siki Before Big Crowd at LaSalle Gym
Buffalo grappler Don Evans defeated Reggie Siki in two of three falls at La Salle Institute gym before the largest crowd of the season. Evans won the final fall in 24 seconds with a body slam and headlock, while Siki rallied briefly before Evans sealed the match.
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Evans
Siki
LaSalle Gym
White
Don Evans
Buffalo
Reggie Siki
LaSalle Institute
Fang
Rhey
Sik
Evane
Ater
Lou Paring
New York
Joe Ludlum
Boston
Farina
Tony Morella
Schenectady
Frank Hrants
Webb Defeats British Champion in Seven Round Bout
Danny Webb of Montreal defeated Jin Brady of Dundee in Brighton last night when the referee stopped the eight round non title bout in the seventh. Brady was floored several times as Webb pressed the British Empire bantamweight champion.
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Brighton
England
Danny Webb
Montreal
Jin Brady
Dundee
Brady
Texas Plan Success In Promotion of Amateur Sports
Whitney Martin reports on the Texas Athiews Federation a volunteer sports program built from a Sunday school base in San Antonio and Waco that now spans the state. The federation promotes mass participation in baseball basketball tennis swimming track boxing softball and soccer while aligning with amateur rules and cooperating with the Amateur Athletic Union. Its president Roger Stokes notes broad local recreation growth, service athlete participation, and low overhead as it expands nationwide postwar plans.
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New York
Texas
Texas Athiews Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Roger Stokes
Jean
Quire
Géni
San Antonio
Waco
AALU
Stokes
Ottawa CirL Cops Figure Skating Title
New York hosts the North American Ladies Figure skating championship where 3,000 spectators watched Miss Scott of Ottawa win her second straight Canadian title. The U.S. quartet led by Grekhen Merrill finished second, with Jeannette Ahrens of St Paul third. The junior pairs crown went to St Camm Wakefield Higgins of Boston, while the national fours title went to a Chicago quartet. Senior pairs titles went to Jean Pierre Brunet and Donna Jean Pasoisil of New York.
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New York
Barberesinn Scott
Ottawa
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Scott
Grekehen Merrill
U. S
Boston
Miss Merrill
Maribel Vinson
Robert Sivenning
Evonne Sherman
Tame Peter
Karol Kennedy
Seattle
DB. C
Yvonne Cameron
Cleveland
C. W. Brinkmen
Nancy Lemmon
Sally Blair
Loffner
Anas Daries
Washington
D.C. H
Nancy Sue Jenkins
Akron
Chicago
EL Vanderbosch
Joan Yonauim
Jackie Dunn
E. Black
C- We Brinkman
Nancy
Jane Lemmon
Asi
G. Wilson
Trenkamp
Pat Ryan
Mary Anderson
Jean Pierre Brunet
Donna Jean Pasoisil
Ann McGean
San Franchcn
James Lechead
Marcelia May Willis
Robert Swearing
Sis. Kom. Williams
J. Lochead
Mies St . Willis
Sah Francises
C. Hoffner
A. Davies
Anderson Resigns at Lower Merion to Lead Lafayette Athletics
The Philadelphia Record reports BM Anderson resigned after 11 years as Lower Merion High School basketball coach to become director of athletics at Lafayette College where he played as an All American. Bill Bear acts in Eskie Clark’s absence while Clark serves in the Navy.
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Philadelphia Grn
Philadelphia Record
BM Anderson
Lower Merion (Ps
Lafayette College
AllAmerics
Anderson
Will
Bill Bearset
Eskie Clark
Navy
New York Cities Produce Notable Major League First Basemen
A decade of NYC boys producing major league first basemen includes Lou Gehrig Brudéy Hassett Babe Young Frank McCormick and Hank Greenberg. The text highlights these five players from the Yankees Giants Reds and Tigers reflecting strong city ties to the position.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
Brudéy Hassett
Yankees
Babe, Young
Giants
Frank McCormick
The
Rede
Hank Greenberg
Tiger
Brown Draws With Pat Spataro In New York Fight
Dusty Brown of Philadelphia drew ten rounds with Pat Spataro at the St Nicholas Arena before 3,519 spectators. Judge Barnes gave Brown six rounds to three and even, while referee Walsh and judge Schwartz registered a draw. Other results include Davey Allen defeating Billy Carol in New York and Ralph Trovelli stopping Ted Gordon in Bronx.
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New York
George
Dusty) Brown
Philadelphia
Pat Spataro
St Nicholas Arena
Harold Barnes
Brown
George Walsh
Artie Schwartz
Billy Grayharm
Tommy Alls
Valley Stream
Davey Allen
Billy Carol
Quebec
Que
Ralph Trovelli
Ted Gordon
Bronx
Manuel’ Torres
Phoeniz
Ariz
Sal Sciabra
Vinnie Melito
Jamaica
Lou Prince
Princeton
N. I
Nats Open Spring Training Amid Uncertain Plans
Baseball clubs prepare for workouts as Congress delays work or else legislation. Nats report to Ossie Bluege at College Park with 34 of 36 players ready. Cubs set to drill at French Lick. Giants and Yankees schedule camps at Lakewood and Atlantic City.
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New York
Wennesdy
Congress
James Byrnes
Washington
Ossie Bluege
College Park
Clark Gelffith
Nats
Chicago
Cubs
French Lick
Ind
Charley Grimm
New York Giants
Yankees
Giants
Lakewood
N. J
Yanks
Atlantic City
Giants Sign Four Players For 1948 Season
The New York Giants announced the signing of four outfielders Joe Medwick Johnny Rucker Steve Filipowicz and Denny Gardella bringing their total signed players to nine for the upcoming baseball season.
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New York
Giants
Ottfelders
Joe Medwick
Johnny Rucker
Steve Filipowicz
Denny Gardella
Tomahawks and All Stars win at JCC court
The All-Stars defeated the Silver Eagles 12 to 2 in the Girls League at the JCC court taxt Might.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jcc Court
All-Stars
Silver Eagles
Suffolk Track Taken Over By Receivers
Suffolk Downs, the Eastern Racing Association track, was placed under receivers Edward Proctor and Edward Goode for the Aldred Investment Trust. A special stockholders meeting expanded the board from six to 35, electing Proctor, Goode and Alexander Smith. Charles Adams and W C Wetmore resigned from racing leadership after long control since construction, citing health reasons.
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Boston
Eastern Racing Association
Suffolk Downs
Edward ©. Proctor
Edward E. Goode
Aldred” Investment Trust
Proctor, Goode
Alexander Smith
Philadelphia
Charles 9. Adams
W.C. Bruce Wetmore
Adams and Wetmore
Suffolk Gowns
Aldred Investment Trust
Hockey Star In Critical Condition after Game Injury
Buffalo native Don Webster of the Hershey Bears is in critical condition after a Sunday night AHL game with the Buffalo Bisons. Team physician Dr. Louis J. Schmitt said a jagged hotkey stick end punctured the bladder and penetrated the abdominal cavity.
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Buffalo
Don Webster
Hershey Bears
Buffalo Bisons
Louis J. Schmitt
Westers
Major Loop Committee Keeps Silence on Baseball Commissioner
Chicago's four member baseball loop committee met to discuss progress in selecting a new commissioner after KM Landis's death. Owner P K Wrigley declined comment as the group, including Sam Breadon Donald L. Browns and Anton Bradley, avoided naming candidates. The session followed a cancelled St Louis meeting and shows no hurry to present nominees to owners.
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Chicago
KM Landis
Speiel
St. Louis Cardinals
Donald L. Brows
St. Louis Browns
Aton Bradley
Cleveland Indiank
James
Gallagher
Cubs
Hhis
St. Louis
Skating in Fours Revival at National Championships
Skating in fours, a late art, was revived at the national and North American amateur figure skating championships held at Iceland Rink and Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kozatske
Pigtails Aving
Eleanor Leversen
Los Angeles
New York
Iceland
NEA
Iceland Rink
Madison Square Garder
Beckett Stops Scelacartz in First Round Boxing Card at the Garden
In a Garden ring night, Cliff Beckett 152 of Toronto KO’d Scelacartz in 58 seconds of round one as part of a four bout program. Lou Schwartz 150 of Columbus faced action, Phil Muscato 174 of Buffalo won in one round, and Tommy Woodward 174 of Columbus was eliminated in the same span. Frankie Abrama 185 of Detroit KO’d Ruddy Maloney 147 of Homestead Pa, A Gomez 132 of Chicago beat Rene Cantero 132% of Cuba.
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Pittsburg
the Garden
Clff Beckett
Toronto
Lou Schwartz
Columbus
Phil Muscato
Buffalo
Kayain
Tommy Woodward
Frankie Abrama
Detroit
Ruddy Maloney
Homestead
Gomez
Chicago
Rene Cantero
Cuba
DePaul Star George Mikan Turns Down Pro Offer
DePaul guard George Mikan declined a $5,000 professional basketball offer from American Gear of Chicago in the National Basketball League. Athletic director Joe Blaggerty said Mikan finished his third season and may be eligible for collegiate play next season if wartime rules prevail.
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Chicago
George Mikan
DePaul
American Gear of Chicago
National Basketball League
Joe Blaggerty
Yestern Siihotieh Mikan
Sfi8
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CYO Stars
Viet Five
Catholic Central High
Cathedral Academy
St. Mary's of
Amsterdam
Eighth Streeters
Bob Woods
Jake Gully
Bob Degnan
Bob Gullie
Tom Ezau
Owen Shanley
Ray Holmes
John Sellany
George Simmons
Dan McCarthy
Bill Carley
Webb
Whitney Martin
Cirl Cops
Lafayette
D C
Brooklyn
Bear Mountain
West
Wilmington
Det
Cincinnati
Bloomington
Cairo
Muncie
Pleasantviile
Frederick
Washington—College Park
Evansville
Cape Girardeau
Terre Haute
Cleveland — LaFayette
Fae Tomahawks
Eagies
Cles
Sever
D. Millington
Te Creseh
Pingks
Teato
Welogartner
Beau M. Millington
G. Zam
Casey
Torsis
Kendrick
Xadier
Rosenberg
T Siegel
Boland
Gato
G. Stanger
G. Laney
Smith
Adams
Tomahawks
Prn Adams
Betty Spain
Rob Smith
Elfen Radia
Marge Holland
Betsy Ward
C. All Stars
Elaine Nadler
K. Weingartner
Suffolk
Beckett
Scelacartz
DePaul Cage Star
Income Tax Bureau
Kinsey
Kintay Draftting Corp
Linfield, Pe
MR. Webster
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