Mont Pleasant edges Lansingburg in Class A tourney thriller
In the Class A high school invitational semi final Mont Pleasant defeats Lansingburg 25 to 23 to advance to the final, Suprunowicz scoring eight for the Raiders and Gatowsk adding seven. Lansingburg’s Gennek and Cote led the Burgers with five and four respectively as the consolation game pits Lansingburg against Johnson City.
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Little Falls
Lansingburg
Red Raiders
Mont Pleasant
Sig Makershit
Corpians
Burgers
Mac Supranowicz
Raiders
Makofski
Dorpians
Gene Gennek
Suprunowicz
Suprunowiecz
Gatowski
Cote
Dave Lennek
George Winkler
Lansingburgh
Johnson City
Tattle Falls
Milan Mosmy
Wittman
Bentzen
D. Lennek
Winkler
Goldsberry
G. Lennek
Meoli
Tschumi
Leot Hogan
Hladik
Mr. Suprunowicz
Gatowsk
Sf Belenz
Roberts
D. Suprunowicz
Bobik
Little Falls Court Rest and Lansingburg Consolation Clash
A fragmented note lists tonight’s consolation contest from a Montgomery Pleasant league. Lansingburg faces Johnson City while Mont Pleasant meets Little Falls in a pair of rivals in a district tournament.
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Little Falls Court Rest
Little Falls
Johnson City
Lansingburg
Johnson
Mont Pleasant
Four Red Sox Report at Tufts College Camp
Medford Mass four Red Sox regulars reported for spring work out under manager Joe Cronin at Tufts College. Infielders Jim Tabor and Tony Lupien joined pitchers George Pinky Woods and Walt Drop, with Cronin expecting rest of squad to arrive when club opens in Baltimore next week.
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Medford
Mass
Red Sox
Tufts College
Joe Cranm
Hie Crages
Jim Taher
Tony” Lupien
George
Pinky” Woods
Jot Wood, Jr
Conm
Baltimore
Utica Curlers Face Royal Caledonians in Title Showdown
Utica defeated St Andrews 17 to 13 yesterday in the Royal Caledonian Curling competition semi final, earning a meeting with the Montreal Caledonian club for the title. R W Murray led Utica and J Ingram skip of St Andrews, both sides delivering a tense battle before a late spurt decided it.
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Montreal
Utica
St. Andrews, N
Royal Caledonian Curling Competiton
Montreal Caledonian Club
R. W. Murray
St Andrews
J. Ingram
CBA Rival Seeks Diocesan Crown at Little Falls Meet
Catholic Central High School and its rival prep squads push for the Diocesan crown at the Little Falls event. CBA has joined St. Mary’s Amsterdam and others, with Navy deferments affecting players like Young Comiskey and Seamus as teams pursue a final bid.
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CBA
Catholic Central
Little Falls
St. Mary’s of
Amsterdam
Chisox
Navy
Chicago
Charles Comiskey
Troy
Chicago White Sox
Cammutus Siew Lidiniay
Wald Youtei
Paign
Ane Tha Nenam
Ave Ue Unwran
St. Francia de Sales of
Utica
Utica Catholic Academy
CBA of
Syracuse
de Sales of
Geneva
Baseball great Bill Dickey retires from playing
The piece honors Bill Dickey, long time Yankees catcher and 16 season star, who at 36 enters service. It notes his high earnings, World Series success, and near-record games caught, praising his impact on the game and fans alike.
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Whitney Martin
New York
UPI
BI Dickey
Navy
Dickey
Arkansan
Yankees
Ray Schalk
Bill Dickey
Bull Dickey
Tigers Do Things on Large Scale
Evansville Indiana reports the Detroit Tigers employ 6 foot 11 inch Ralph Siewert as a batting practice pitcher. The 20 year old from Mt. Clemens Michigan, a former high school center and first baseman, is trained as a pitcher to help the club evaluate his future. Briggs Stadium’s mound is noted as the loftiest in the majors and Siewert’s arrival caused a stir as team officials adjust to his extraordinary size and potential.
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Evansville
Ind
Detroit Tigers
Ralph Siewert
Army
Siewert
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Tiger Board of Strategy
Stewert
Tigers
Tiger
Bo-Bo
Troy Area Bowling Notes Industrial Class A
In a battle of 600 scorers Hud son Valley Fuel disposed of Adirondack Steel three times in Industrial A. A's Class A League. Hoffman contributed a 191 554. Sager 206 08 to waste. Garrigan 197 580. The Ford C. squad dropped the last to D H Keglers. Trethaway 220 200 587 and Costello 228 529 helped. Arsenal pinmen doubled up Bebr Manning. Mooney 207 588 Fleck 203 209 583. Amalgamated Mixed sees Frank Beditz lead with 212 590. Mary Wojtaszek top for women 165 431. Multiple leagues report high scores and byes as teams rotate through results.
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H. Keglers
Trethaway
Costello
Durocher
Brierly
Arsenal
Bebr-Manning
Mooney
Fleck
Hoblock
Luce
Frank Beditz
Roy Greeley
Bil Madelin
Mary Wojtaszek
Esther Bualletts
Theresa Daignault
Maples
Allen
Oakley
Dolan
Arsenal Howitzers
Schelmhauer
Russell
Behr-Manning
Hayford
Guralski
Rensselaer Valve
Art Bliss
Larry Miller
Rensselaer Valve League
Mabel Bohrer
Laura Xander
Harold Ferris
Art Hintz
Laure Kander
Frances Cunningham
Andy Rokger
Keglers
Ed Paiso
Cote
Wooster
Heath
Woodworth
Davis
B. Hope
Wager
McGrath
Carharts
Ted’s Tavern
Coca-Cola
Spil- Jane’s Pharmacy
Sunsets
Boswell
Leslies
Beau Jack Beats Davis in Garden Ring Triumph
Beau Jack from Augusta, Ga. dominated Al Davis in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. The 138lb Beau outboxed the 142% lb Davis, with judges awarding all ten rounds to Jack or by wide margins. A crowd of 19,963 paid $122,323 for the bout, the Garden’s largest gate since Joe Louis left for war.
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New York
Beau Jack
Bootblack
Augusta
al “Bummy
Davis
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Bear
Garden
Joe Louis
Bob Montgomery
Jack
Beau
Joe Angello
Frank Forbes
Billy Cavanaugh
Montgomery
Jacobs Beach
LaMotta Dominates Coley Welch In Boston Bout
Jake La Motta of New York defeated Coley Welch of Portland Maine in a unanimous 10 round decision at Boston Garden before 9601 fans. La Motta controlled the bout with strong lefts and inside work while Welch pressed in spots with a straight left but failed to turn the tide.
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Boston
Jake la Motta
New York
Coley Welch
Portland
New England
Boston Garden
Welch
Jake
la Motta
Maine
Battler
A Bit of This and a Bit of That
Ed Wachter, Troy's All America center and ex Harvard coach, prompts extensive mail on extending basketball baskets rather than raising them. Notables like Dan Kelly and James E. Rogers back his idea while Phog Allen is cited as a contrasting approach. The piece notes Wilder reactions from coaches, players, and the National Recreation Association.
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Ed Wachter
Troy
Harvard
Awent
Wachter
Phog Allen
National Rules Committee
Dan Kelly
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Powers That Be
Trojan
Allen
New York
Yesteryear
Kelly
Mark Randall
Hamilton College
James E. Rogers
National Recreation Association
Rogers
Phog Alilen
New England
Draft Board Orders Yarosz to Report for Final Examination
Teddy Yarosz, former world middleweight champion, is ordered to report to the Pittsburg induction center for final examination next Thursday. He has been reclassified 1-A from A, is married with two children, and owns a tavern in Monaca, Pennsylvania.
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Monaca
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburg
Yarosz
Dykes upbeat as Trosky joins White Sox camp
Jimmy Dykes spoke buoyantly about the Chicago White Sox camp as Ted Trosky becomes available. Dykes praised Trosky as a powerful addition if he recovers from migraines while noting Hal Truehy’s reclassification to 4F sparked optimism for a pennant chase.
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Jimmy Dykes
Trosky
Frenchuick
Ind
Chicago White Sox
Big Hal Truehy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dyken
Robins
C Y O Court Loop Titles To Be Decided
The senior playoff features St. Peter's versus St. Joseph's of Green Island at Catholic Central High gym at 3 p.m. The junior final is set for Hillside School at 2 p.m. with Catholic High and La Salle determining participants.
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St. Peter’s
St. Joseph’s of
Green Island
Catholic Central High
Hillside
Catholic High
la Salle
St. Anthony's
St. Paul’s
St. Joseph's
Green Island Hillside
St. Patrick’s of
Watervliet
Women Set to Resume Troy Bowling Tourney
The Troy Women’s Bowling Association championship resumes this afternoon with the first squad at 2 p.m. The weekend features doubles and singles with 56 doubles and 104 singles entries. The second doubles squad begins at 4 p.m., followed by 6 and 8 p.m. squads. Singles start at 3 p.m., with further sessions at 5, 7, and 9 p.m.
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Troy Women's
Red Wings Break Numerous Hockey Marks in 1943-44
Detroit's 1943-44 Red Wings, led by Bruneteau Howe and Liscombe, set multiple club and league records as they chase the season with two games remaining. They join the long list of scorers with Bruneteau 35 goals Liscombe 34 and Howe 31 while the team posts a 20 percent goal total and 275310 attendance marks.
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Detroit
Montreal Canadiens
Red Wings
Canadiens
Madero
Bruneteau
Syd Howe
Carl Liscombe
Wings
New York Rangers
Rangers
Howe
Don Grosso
Red Wing
Boston
Liscombe
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Corp
Bosox
Royal Caledonians
Seamus
Malvez
Providence
Jackie
Catholic Central High School
Julio
Malevez
Puerto Rico
Par- Mareville Gardens
Jochal
Christian Brothers Academy
Eighth Streeters
Young Comiskey
St. Thomas Military Academy
New York Yankee
Orin F. Torbron
Houston
Texas
Little Rock
Ark
Ides
Troy District
Frank Couture
Cloverleaf Creamery Club
Preston
Lovejoy
Hansen
Ford C. L
Ray
Inamond Rock Dairy
Ford Co. I. O
Kennedy
Anderson
al Jupin
Buchard
Manning
Ida
Adirondack Steel
Robinson
Marvin-Neitzel
Virginia Messick
Mary Sweeney
Mary Denier
Effie Robinson
Eunice van Patten
Anita Garhart
Connie van Patten
Hazel Champine
Beryl Blum
Agnes Deluca
Millie Taylor
Claire Banister
Mary Walkinshaw
Betty Blum
Lorna Wright
New Era Girls
Peters
G. Berghammer
ML Bagnardi
F. Heagney
H. Lake
A. Yetto
T. Berghammer
EL. Alexander
1. Johnson
M. Bean- Tieu
Alexanders
Mincians
Vettes
Cluett
S. Mary Hoblock
Dot Murphy
Jean, Langlois
B. Boneville
Jule Ferotta
V. Kachadurian
Stella Faraci
Barold H. Norton
Masseor
Davis Ini Garden
Wapakoneta
LaMotta Trims
Clark Griffith
Washington
Nata
Griffith Stadium
Phils
New York Giants
Phillies
New Yorkers
Sergeant Fortune
Camp Pendleton
Guy Airey
St. Loui Cardinal
Rochester Red Wings
Airey
Oliver French
Charlestown
Cleveland
Harry Richtenberg
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Indians
Sue
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