Watervliet Pros Capture Yy Title in League Final
The Watervliet Pro basketball team defeated the Night Hawks 24 to 16 to win the Seuse Basketball League championship game at Cen imal FACOA. McGrath led the winners with 10 points. O'Hanlon topped the losers. Wachter and Dirard assisted by Referee Ganey named the most valuable players. The Meteors defeated Waterford Red Raiders 39 to 15, with Prachak scoring 15 for the winners and Cramer leading the losers with eight. Public Safety edged the fau lum Steel 31 to 25 in overtime, led by Curley with 14 and Mitchell five.
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MoGrh
O'Hsn Fon
Sue
Wachter
Trey
Ed Dirard
RPL
Ee Ganey
Amcuss
Meteors
Shire Spor
Waterford
Red Raiders
al Prachak
W. Cramer
Fau Lum Steel
Daira Curley
Mitchel
Breet
Watervliet
Snyder
McGrath
Cheke
Breves
Pazienzia
Reynolds
O'Hanlon
Cahill
Howatchyk
Ballsntyne
Anderson
Murphy
Robinson
Miles
Williams
Philhipe
Waterford Red
Raiders
Cramer
Ai Tracy
F Patregnani
C. Swat
Don Gutteridge Joins Browns In Spring Training
Pi-Don Gutteridge, veteran second baseman and team captain, arrived in Cape Girardeau Missouri and joined the St Louis Browns in batting practice against their pitching device as rain forced indoors for yesterday's drill.
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Don Gutteridge
St. Louis Browns
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CCHS Predominates All Star Five Picked at Principals League Banquet
Catholic High and Troy High dominate the Principals League All Star selections at the Water Street banquet. Cohoes High’s Stopere joins Harrell and Egan from Troy High, plus Degnan and Gully from CCHS, as top picks. Honors include Burg players Wittman Bebernitz Goldsberry and others with secondary mentions and note of Goldsberry's Navy enlistment.
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Amndal
Watervliet High School
Tony DiBacco
Watervliet
Bob Degnan
Catholic High
Richard Gordon
Troy High
Jack Stopera
Cohoese High
Jack Willman
Lansingburg
Bob Barite
la Saile
CCHS
Agtag
Troy Area
Cohoas High
Joep
Guily
Bob Degnen
Teormy Egen
Siythica
Bill Harrell
Cohoes
High
Jack Stopere
Gully
Degnan
Lag
Tommy Egan
Harrell
Mel Hein
Union
New York Grid Giants
Hein
Giants
Washington State
Monty
Lensingburg High Tsgers
Jack Wittman
Bob Bebernitz
Irv Goldsberry
Burg
Tony Digaccd
Teddy Bayer
Joe Lynch
Tony Velozi
Watarviel
Zip” Gordon
Jack Bryan
Dan Dwyer
LaSalle
Don Winkler
Co- Docs
Herreil
Degnah
Goldsberry
Navy Inte
Rule boosts Otten as Bowling Green star improves after anti goaltending rule
Bowling Green State University's Don Otten benefits from the anti goaltending rule as coach W. Hardy Anderson notes his taller guard’s energy shifts from defense to scoring. Otten piled 300 points in a 22 win season, with Captain Tony Gilando and Hank O Keeffe among key players for the Bowling Green lineup.
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Waterview
Ceger
Hell That Distineman
Edward Sanders
WatervHet High School
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Tony Grlando
Henry
Hank” O'Keeffe
Roy E. Shudt
Saratoge Raceway
Ed Pickens
Pete Mooney
Bill Carley
West Hekerson
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Brother Edward
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Joan Lowery
Marshal
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Ohio
Bowling Green State University
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W. Hardy Anderson
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Otten
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Great Lakes
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Anderson
Otterbein College
Aince
Madison Square Garden
University of Toledo
Howling Green
Weaseon
Toledo Waite
Toledo University
Bowlingreen
Don
Oma
Harold Anderson
Burg Boys Club Nips Albany Team in Netball Thriller
Lansingburg Boys Club edged Albany Boys Club 43 to 42 in a tight netball contest. Lansegburg led late as Coonrad scored 21 for Lansingburg while Hosabarde added key points for the losers. Next Monday Lansingburg travels to Hudson for another game.
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Lansingburg
Lanegburg
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White Hosabarde
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Hudson
Lansingburg Boys Clus
Coomrad
Abrahamson
Griféx
Giamea
S Torals
Albany Boys
Mutter
Baplo
Lombardo
Staaua
Skeats Gard
Waddell
Flanigan
J. Son
Timer
Lemnek
Hatz
Sacred Heart Five Triumphs Over Corpians In Spin
Sacred Heart five from Watervliet beat Schenectady Transmitters 51 to 46 on the Watervliet High School court. Pete Angstadt led Sacred Heart with 22 points while DiBarco added 16. Halstead led the visitors with 17. Tremett had 13 for Transmitters. In the junior game Sacred Heart Jayvees beat Watervliet Semi-Pros 36 to 21.
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Watervilet Seecred Heart
Schenectady
Waterviet High School
Sacred Heart
Len Caswell
Caswell
Delftime
Watervnlet
Dorbdtans
Pete Angstadt
DiBacce
Terryl Halstead
Tremett
Sacred Heart Jayvees
Watervliet
Jim Weldon
Connors
Dine
Varsity
P. Grant
Carter
Tremiatt
Landauer
Halstead
Walliman
Mangino
Sacred Heart Varsity
P. Richardson
Trembiey
Kershaw
O Dwyer
Angstadt
DiBarco
Zalaiaci
Lampiarelio
Weldon
Warris
Teant Souls
P. Romano
Lacelly
Hennedy
Dougherty
Viggiani
Sacred Beart
Jayvees
Keough
Berry
Stieho
Harris
Gensky
Rubins
Kapella
Sourer
Baseball Moguls Curb Spring Training Travel
Baseball leaders Frick Harridge and Barridge announced a second voluntary travel curtailment after meeting with Col Monroe Johnson of the Office of Defense Transportation. Preseason exhibitions involving long trips will be canceled to reduce mileage and ease war transport burdens. Intra-Camp games and near-route matchups may continue with reshuffled schedules. no final game-count estimate was given. No changes affect Army or Navy service games.
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AcGiais
Salis
Ford Frick
Will Barridge
Nationall
I. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Clark Griffith
Washington Nationals
Aso
Frick
Washington” Nationals
Frederick
Philadelphia’ Athletics
New York Yankees
Boston Red ‘Sox
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Aphis Is One of the Principal Changes and Will Enable, As Atk
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Philadelphia
Scranton
New Haven
Yankees
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Jersey City
Lakewood
N. J
Frick and
Hatridge
ODT
James FB. Byrnes
Sada
Mr. Byrnes
Frick and Harridge
Byrnes
Congress
Wrestling Popular with Servicemen as Six Die in Crash
The USO reported six professional wrestlers died in a March 3 crash of a US Army transport in Europe. Matkovich George Mack Jack Ross Lester Chapman H. Sabath Gains Young were the athletes. Young, from Minneapolis, had played college football in Cloud, Minnesota. Ruth's planned return as wrestling referee hints at a possible national tour.
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Wso-Canp
War Department
Eutrope
Euesene
One 120
Yestereday
Gains W. Young
Ben Reuben
Young
Chicago
Sone
Minneapolis
Cloud
Minn
Madison Square’ Garden
Babe Ruth
Boston
Ruth
Swedish Angel to Meet Angelo Savoldi in Troy Bout
The Swedish Angel, dubbed the world's ugliest, will visit Troy Monday for a main bout against Angelo Savoldi at La Salle Institute. The two out of three falls match headlines a three match program presented by Ted Bayly, Troy Sports Arena Inc.
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Troy
Angelo Savoldi
California
la Salle Institute Gyn
Ted Bayly
Troy Sports Arena, Inc
Durocher at Second for Dodger Drill
Leo Durocher takes second base in early Dodger workouts at Bear Mountain as camp opens with 21 players. Ed Stanky trains with Mobile while recovering from pneumonia. Stanky, Stevens, Brown, Sabena and Durocher form the infield in the two hour outdoor session. Outfield vets Goody Rosen and Red Durrett join late. Olmo heads toward camp.
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Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Lippy Lee
Durtcher
Lst
Deacon
Branch Rickey
Leo
Durocher
Second
Ed. Stanky
Mobile
Ala
Paeumonia
Ed Stevens
Montreal Property
Tommy Brown
Mike Sabena
Durdcher
Sto Bear Mountain
Goody Rosen
Dodger
Morris Adelholt
Elmer
Red) Durrett
Montreal
Luis Olmo
Dixie Walker
Hamy
Augie Galan
Les Webber
Reef Hurler
Estalella Signs With Athletics After Brief Holdout
Frederick Maryland centerfielder Roberto Estalella signed a Philadelphia Athletics contract yesterday after a very brief holdout. Estalella arrived at camp and admitted no agreement had been reached with Connie Mack minutes later Mack placed the outfielder’s name on a club contract.
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Frederick
Roberto Estaiella
Philadelphia Athletics
Estalella
Connie Mack
Mack
Cubs Camp Welcomes Hughes and Patko
Roy Hughes and outfielder Andy Patko joined the Chicago Cubs at French Lick expanding the roster to 15 players. An indoor workout followed rain with manager Charlie Grimm planning the first intra club game, Eddie Haoyzewixt set to start for the Regulars. No word yet from captain Phil Cavarretta the first baseman and reported holdout.
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Roy Hughes
Andy Patko
Chicago Cubs
Charle Grimm
Arrival of Bill Sanders Boosts Phillies Roster
The Phillies added Bill Sanders a left fielder from Dallas to their Wilmington roster. Yesterday's activities included calisthenics and infield drills as the club prepared. The balance of the card was to be announced today or tomorrow.
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Wilmington
Del
Déveeroid
Bill Sanders
Outfelder
Dallas
Tex
Phil
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