Devore Named Acting Notre Dame Football Coach
South Bend report says Hugh John Devore, former Providence College coach, was appointed acting head football coach and athletic director at Notre Dame. He succeeds Ed McKeever who resigned to join Cornell. Devore previously served as end coach and assistant.
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Tigers Trade For Two Rookies From Bisons
Buffalo Bisons ship two young players Muton Welch and Ed Mierkowicz to Detroit Tigers in exchange for pitchers Ror Henshaw and Lea Floyd. Welch and Mierkowicz, both 21, came from Hagerstown and posted batting averages of .207 and .331 last season. Henshaw and Floyd joined the Bisons, with Henshaw previously in Rochester and Floyd appearing in relief for Detroit.
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Dodgers Sign Three Brooklyn Players in Big Deal
Dodgers president Branch Rickey announced Brooklyn signed Tom Brown the 1 year old shortstop, Ee Stanky second baseman and Mike Sabena third baseman from the Western League and American Association. The club’s total contracts reached eight with earlier signings including Ray Heyworth Goodie Rosen and Howie Schultz. Clyde Bakeforth may return to active duty this season.
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Notre Dame routs Detroit in season opener
South Bend hosts a decisive 43 point victory as Notre Dame overwhelms the University of Detroit. Vince Borria tallies 31 points setting scoring records in a standout performance.
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CCHS Sure of Share of Diocesan Loop Title Honors
Diocesan athletics officials say CCHS shares the Diocesan League title as no playoffs will be held. A deadlock for first place and a dispute over eligibility led to the decision after Albany Bishop Rev Edmund F. Gibbons requested postseason cancellation. Cathedral Catholic High and St Mary’s of Amsterdam remain in the race pending final league actions.
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Gold Dust Golf Thins To Pair Up In Miami Swing
Miami entering the international four ball at Miami Springs Golf Course with Byron Nelson and Harold Me Spaden seeded as a top pair. Sam Snead facing strong rivals as he teams with Bob Hamilton in the lower bracket while Nelson and Me Spaden seek to avenge past results.
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Giants Sign Four More Players
New York Giants announce four more signings to bolster depth, bringing total contracts to 13. The additions include Phil Weirtreab, Napoleon Reyes, George Jausmann, and Roy Sizes, with several outfielders and infielders listed among the new signings.
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Eight Teams Invited to Catholic Meet in Newport
Eight teams invited to the Eastern States interscholastic basketball tournament include La Salle Academy of New York De La Salle Academy Streens High of Engieweld Fairfield Preparatory of Feedsherd and Coma. The list reflects last year's winners among the contenders with matchups to be decided in Newport.
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Bowling Scores Across Leagues Show Wide Action
Wagers led the Wagars League with a 357 but his Chocolate team dropped two to Venillas. Hap Reichard topped the rear class with 499 while Strawberries beat Coffees. Several players posted 500s including Ward Wager 488 and Jake Brennen 511. Multiple leagues report high single and series marks as clubs vie for early leads.
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Vliet Team Nips Troy CYO Stars In Close CYO Match
Jermain AC led Vliet with 18 points as they edged the Troy CYO Stars 42 to 41 at the St Joseph’s Community Center. McBride and Gray added nine and eight respectively for the All-Stars, while Lamoore led Troy with 18 and Palitsch contributed 15.
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Robinson Basora bout called off due to illness state
Ray Robinson of New York canceled the ten round scheduled bout with Jose Basora of Puerto Rico after reporting an illness from a spinal diagnostic procedure at an Army induction center. Basora had awaited the fight, which would have been their third cancellation in five years.
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Nats Open Training Camp Today
Washington 42 hopefuls gather as the Nationals prepare for the 1945 season with spring drills at College Park. Only eight Washington players expected at first workout. Rick Ferrell out and Dutch Leonard slated to attend. concerns rise over wartime manpower and government approvals for who can report.
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Leafs Clinch 5-2 Victory Over Bruins Before 11 000
Toronto defeated Boston 5 to 2 at Boston Garden as Ted Kennedy led the Leafs with two unassisted goals. Bob Davidson and Nick Metz also scored for Toronto while Herb Cain Eric Jennings tallied for Boston. Pat Epan served 16 minutes in penalties as Bruins risk dropping to fourth place with upcoming games.
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Diocesan League titles in dispute after ineligible player ruled
The Diocesan League race faces a setback after Cathedral Academy forfeited a January game to St Marys of Amsterdam due to an ineligible player. St Marys would join Troy and Amsterdam as co leaders if they win their final game, while Catholic Central is assured at least a share of the title.
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Minors Agree to Travel Policy Pledge
The Washington minor leagues pledged compliance with a voluntary travel reduction policy adopted by major leagues. The Office of Defense Transportation released a letter from W G Bramham minor leagues head urging league and club presidents to cooperate in cutting passenger miles.
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Lamperillo Tops Arsenal B Scorers In Waterville League
Lamperillo of Tank Shop led the Waterville Arsenal B Basketball League with 112 points across 12 games, adding 44 field goals and 24 foul goals. Teammate White placed second with 8 totals, while Bagnardi also of Tank Shop ranked third with 1 total, as Tank Shop dominated the top scorers list and the team standings.
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Yale Doubtful Tourney Entry
A Yale Athletic Association spokesman said Yale would doubtfully accept an NCAA tournament invitation in New York as the No 1 New England district representative. Yale disbanded its basketball squad about three weeks ago and most regulars were engaged in other sports activities after a 14 win 4 loss record.
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