CYO Stars Edge Waterford Red Raiders in Tight Finish
The all stars rallied from behind in the final quarter to defeat Waterford 51 to 33 at Waterford Iasiniga. Swatling opened a late lead with a 2 field basket, McBride added 28 points, Prakche contributed a two pointer, and OConnell, Cramer, Swatling led the Raiders’s loss with 13 and 35 points.
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Orioles Star Faces Induction For Armed Forces
Baltimore Orioles star Howard Moss, who led the International League last year in home runs and RBIs, was notified yesterday to report for induction into the armed forces. Moss batted .308 for the Orioles and drove in 141 runs, blasting 25 homers.
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Howard Moss
Armed Forces
Cincinnati Reds
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Baltimore Orioles
American League Plans 154 Game Schedule With Mileage Savings
The American League announces a 154 game season opening April 16 with 77 road and 77 home games per club. President Will Harridge says clubs will trim rosters for short jumps and use skeletonized squads to save travel miles. Umpires to stay longer in cities. interleague play reduced. night games total 12. Exhibition schedule depends on a conference with National League officials.
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Nats
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
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St Louis
Detroit
Peston
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Marridge
Ford Frick
National League
Frick
RPI Named Dark Horse in Garden Court Tourney
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute named the dark horse of the national invitational at Madison Square Garden. The Engineers, unbeaten, face third seed Bowling Green in Saturday’s opener, with St John’s and 2nd seed present as potential obstacles. Coach Donald vows RPI will not be an easy out despite NY writers’ cautious outlook.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
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St John’s
Brooklyn
Rensselaer
Ohio Five
Louis Errat
New York Times
Trojans
West Virginia
RP_E
Hé Donald
Donald
Ohio Cagers
Garden Court
Wyndel Gray
One Legged Vet Aims For Major League Dreams
Lt Bert R Shepard former prisoner of war in Germany plays baseball with a Washington Nationals team using an artificial leg. After a three hour workout he says he can move well and hopes to join the majors or at least play on the Pacific Coast. He pitched and played first base before the war in Wisconsin Evangeline and California State leagues. He was shot down while piloting a P 88 near Berlin on May 21 1924 and returned home aboard the Gripsholm on Feb 3. He remains a patient at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Pacific Coast
Otten to Challenge Ed Donalds Team in Garden Tourney
The article notes Syd Otten, 611% tall, and Ed Donalds team preparing for a key game. A developing special defense is being polished to slow the Trojans. Some Garden tourney tickets are reserved for Troy students only. general public sales are sold out.
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Ed Donald
Tech
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Troy
Harry A. van Velser
Athiaticn
President Roosevelt Backs Baseball Amid War Time Doubts
President Roosevelt said he favored baseball if it does not require unhealthy players and questioned whether surplus manpower could support teams this year. He noted discussions with Clark Griffith and hinted the government might consider special provisions to field teams if needed.
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Gee
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Thei Panamwer
Weintraub Reports to Giants Camp
Under a sunny 50 degree day the New York Giants held a two hour forty minute workout in Lakewood New Jersey. Phil Weintraub reported for duty as Bobby Barthelson arrived boosting pitchers to thirteen. President Horace Stoneham said Clif Mel ion Lilly Jones and Charley Mead were the only holdouts.
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Widh
Bobby Barthelson
Horace Stoneham
Clif Melion
Portside
Lilly Jones
Charley Mead
Watervliet High Quintet Travels to Albany for Crucial League Clash
Watervliet High School varsity basketball teams travel to Albany this afternoon to face Albany High in a pivotal league game. The lost matchup could shake Class B sectional hopes as Watervliet aims to tighten a standings lead while Albany seeks to rebound and boost its own playoff chances.
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Waterviiet
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Ny High Cow
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Phillies Buy Interstate League Club
The Philadelphia Phillies purchased the Wilmington club of the Interstate League. General Manager Herb Pennock announced the move, with Wilmington remaining “in the family” as it was owned by Set Bob Cassener, to President, father of the Phillies’ principal stockholder. The acquisition makes Wilmington part of the Phillies organization, increasing the farm system to four teams including Utica, Bradford, and Concord in other leagues.
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Wilmnngton
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Concord
Dear Joe Letter Laments Gridiron and Baseball Prospects
Letter from W Hezbollah Marte to Joe Smith reviews sports scenes and rumors. Mentions Ira X and Germen ac s ave, Giants with 18 cand astes, Lakewood Rockefeller mansion, and Brooxinton College basketball twist about a player carrying books. Notes uncertainty and jokes about athletic past.
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Joe Smith
Army
Joe
Phew Gursen
Farina
Farina Bax
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Rockefeller Mansion
Lakewood
Eac
Bean
Bill Would Okay Women Fishermen
New York Assembly debated a bill to grant women a fishing license requirement similar to hunting. The measure, approved by the Senate and awaiting governor signature, would set age limits and fees, with exemptions for women and minors under 16. Opposition cited licensing costs and one trip use.
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Dewey
Hageed E Bacon
Rome Repuslcan
Stanley C. Shaw
Templine County
Curfew, late hours loom as Lights face Garden crowd
In the street gossip, Brooklyn scholastic eligibility cloze checks raise questions about Chase Wrest Point players enrollment. With three big names missing, the Lights prepare for a Garden appearance amid curfew chatter and late deadlines.
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