St. Peter's Triumphs in Senior CYO City Final
St. Peter's defeated St. Joseph's 51 to 40 to claim the Senior CYO City Championship on the Catholic Central High School court. Don Caswell led scoring with 18 points, Red Mack had 15, while Di Bacco scored 16 for St. Joseph's. St. Anthony's won the junior CYO crown 63 to 20 over St. Patrick's of Watervliet.
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St. Peter's
St. Joseph's
Don Caswell
Red Mack
di Bacco
Albany Co
Hillside School
St. Anthony’s
St. Patrick's of
Watervliet
Testo
R. Valenti
BR. Tracey
St. Paul’s
Hillside
Mulqueen
Witbeck
St. Pau’s
Carrell
Peter’s
F.B. TP
G. St. John
Caswell
Danaher
T. Malone
Baily
ST. Joseph
Green Island
DiBacco
Anderson
di Fabio
Messier
Barbetta
Prediger
Jordan
Jim McCarthy
Comerford
Timor — Mitchell
St.Peter’s
ST. Patrick's
Caruso
Valeti
St. Anthony's
St. Patrick’s
Timor— Mooney
Brother Peter
Seeing Eve Mexican Victor Wins Derby Mexicano at Mexico City
Seeing Eve Mexican Victor, three year old son of Bull Dog and Owena, won the $13 000 added Derby Mexicano and a Kentucky Derby trip yesterday. Seemed Eye trained by J Z Sharp ran the mile and a furlong in 1521 5 with 387 504 in attendance. The result influenced which horse would go to Churchill Downs.
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Mexico City
Hye
Bull Dog
Owena
G. Z. Carranzas
C. Putnams Espionage
Nurses Aide
den Jour H
Ben Smith
New York
Bruno Pagliai
Jose Herrera
Caracas
Venezuela
Seeing Eye
Seemc Eye
J. Z. Sharp
New Orleans
Fye
Don Jose H
Tigers Cancel Intrasquad Game Amid Local Victory Parade
Snow forced Manager Steve ONeill to call off a scheduled intrasquad game for the Detroit Tigers as Evansville fans celebrated the citys first state basketball championship. A parade followed the title win Saturday night. Edward Borom, a former minor leaguer, arrived after an Army Medical discharge.
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Evansville
Ind
Snow
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Edward
Red) Borom
Pete Cawthon Signs as Brookyln Dodgers Coach
Pete Cawthon announced last night he signed a long term contract to continue as head coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers professional football team in Houston Texas.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
Pete Cawthon
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lansingburg Triumphs In Little Falls Tourney Consolation
Lansingburg High School edged Johnson City 35 to 30 to capture consolation honors at the Little Falls Class A invite. The Burgers led 15 2 early and 26 14 at halftime as Lennek scored 14 and Cote 12. Mont Pleasant beat Little Falls 33 23 for the championship with Suprunowicz scoring 14.
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Lansingburg
Little Falls
Johnson City
Rudy Meoli
Jack Wittman
George Wink
Sullivan
Mont Pleasant
Warren
Broadatbin
Mosny
Gutowski
Suprunowicz
Supdunowicz
G. Lennek
Cote
Winkler
Goldsberry
D. Lennek
G. Wittman
Galatis
Laskosk
Crang
Willis Ackley
Willard Chley
Whittemore
Shilling Wins Mile Despite Bruised Foot at Exposition Meet
Fort Worth high school athlete Dewey Shilling arrived on crutches at Farrington Field for the Southwestern Exposition meet. He ran the mile in 4:53.8 on a wet heavy track, then hobbled off with his crutches after receiving the award.
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Fort Worth
Texi
Dewey Shilling
Dewey
Farrington Field
Shilling
Canadiens Finish Season With 6 1 Victory Over Rangers
Montreal the league champion closed the regular season by rout ing the last place Rangers 6 to 1 before 18821 at Madison Garden. Getliffe led Montreal with two goals and two assists as Murphy Chamberlain Toe Blake Jerry Heffernan and Elmer Lach added goals while Oscar Aubu chon scored for New York.
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New York
Montrealers
Rangers
Ray Getliffe
Murphy Chamberlain
Toe Blake
Jerry Heffernan
Elmer Lach
Montreal
Oscar Aubuchon
Lone Ranger
Bluege Praises Nats Pitching After Spring Camp Start
Ossie Bluege values the Washington Nationals pitching group after the first week of spring training at College Park Maryland. He says every pitcher in the initial drills is worthy of a full trial and that cutting the roster will be tough. Nineteen additional players join today at the University of Maryland camp.
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College Park
Ossie Bluege
Washington Nats
Bluege
University of Maryland
Hawks blank Wings 2 to 0 to close season
Chicago goalie Mike Karakas earned his third shutout of the season as the Blackhawks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 2 to 0 in the final game of the NHL schedule.
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Chicago
Mike Kar_akas
Chicago Blackhawks
Detroit Redwings
St Peter's Team Faces Carriers in Evening Doubleheader
St Peter's varsity returns after a week’s layoff to face Carriers A C led by Lansingburg star Harry Cote. Carriers also include Bob Ibbott Jack Wittman Davey Xander and Bob Bebernitz. Junior game starts 7 p m followed by a 8 p m matchup with Pete Mooney coached Cohoes High team.
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St. Peter’s
Carriers A. C
Harry Cote
Lansingburg Star
Bob Ibbott
Jack Wittman
Davey Xander
Bob Bebernitz
St. Peter's
St Francis Jrs
Pete Mooney
Cohoes High
Phillies Arrive in Wilmington for Spring Camp
The Philadelphia Phillies touched down in Wilmington Delaware amid snow for their spring training setup. 21 players alighted and rushed to the Hotel Du Pont lobby under travel secretary Jimmy Hagan while Freddy Fitzsimmons would join later. First workout slated for Wilmington Park today with the team using the M. Carpenter estate as a heated practice base. Braddock promoted to captain in U.S. Army.
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Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia Phillies
Raiload
Jimmy Hagan
Hotel du Pont
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Wilmington Park
Phillies
Robert R. M. Carpenter Jr
Army Blues Roll to 18–0 Victory Over Mustangs
In a coffee bowl game at White City Stadium 50,000 spectators watched the Army Infantry Division Blues defeat the Canadian Mustangs 18 to 0. Sergeant Tommy Thompson, ex Philadelphia Eagles passer, directed the attack with Corporal Johnny Bayne scoring all three touchdowns on passes and a sweep.
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London
Tommy Thompson
Philadelphia Eagles
United States Army Infantry Division
Blues
Mustangs
White City
Spitfires
Johnny Bayne
Sllinous
Thompson
Bayne
Ott Awaits Exam for Service as Giants Manager
Mel Ott 35, Giants manager, plans a March 27 preinduction physical in Camden New Jersey. Draft board 1-A since January Ott expects a call and may be accepted. Stoneham says Ott will choose a temporary successor if he passes the test with Ott to have a voice in naming the interim leader. Possible successors include Gabby Hartnett Carl Hubbell Gus Mancuso and others. Giants weathered cold kept players from practice.
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Lakewood
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Camden
N. J
Ott
Horace Stoneham
Mel
Stoneham
Gabby Hartnett
Jersey City
Carl Hubbell
Giant
Gus Mancuso
Rubber Jounard
Dolph Luque
Giants
Dodds Sets New Indoor Mile Record in Chicago Relays
Dodds wins the bankers mile in Chicago Stadium with a 4:06.4 clocking, the fastest official American time. Bill Hulse pursues, but Dodds pulls away after the second lap. The Boston student had earlier set a 4:07.53 in New York, while praising a Goshen sermon as a career milestone.
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Chicago
Gil Dodds
Goshen
Ind
Boston Divinity
Mike
Gosen
Dodds
Knights of Columbus
New York
Bill Hulse
New York Athletic Club
Hulse
Sweden
Arne Anderson
Gunder Haege
Glenn Cunningham
Dartmouth
Cunningham
Yankee Outfielder Johnny Lindell to Report for Physical
Yankee regular outfielder Johnny Lindell received notice to report for a pre induction physical examination. He was to report in Temple City, California today but the timing may shift to Atlantic City as test arrangements are finalized. Catcher Bob Collins, formerly of Kansas City, joined indoor workouts due to chilly weather.
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Joe Gordon
New York Yankee
Eugene
Ore
Portland
Atlantic City
N. J
Johnny Lindell
Temple City
Cal
Bob Collins
Kansas City
Snow and Sleet Keep Sox Indoors For Short Practice
Snow and sleet forced the Chicago White Sox to stay indoors in French Lick Ind for a two hour workout in the hotel convention hall. Pitchers Buck Rosa and Johnny Humphries joined the roster bringing it to 27 with Joe Haynes remaining as a holdout. Several players including Myril Hoag Mike Tresh Hal Trosky Gordon Marzberger and Ralph Hodgin were still listed as missing. Manager Jimmy Dykes may use the Cubs field if the Sox diamond is too damp.
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French Lick
Ind
Chicago White Sox
Buck Rosa
Johnny Humphries
Joe Haynes
Myrii Hoag
Mike Tresh
Hal Trosky
Gordon Martzberger
Ralph Hodgin
Jimmy Dykes
Cubs
Sox
Mildred Connolly Captures Bowling Title At Troy Tourney
Mildred Connolly won the Class A singles title at the Troy Women's Bowling Association tourney at Hudson Alleys with games of 166 198 and 200, defeating A Yetto by 34 pins. She paired with Jean Eckerson to win Class A doubles with 1009 total while Connolly also claimed all events honors 1561. Edythe Toombs topped Class B singles and teamed with Helen Sarles to win Class B doubles.
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Mildred Connolly
Maples
Troy Women's
Grace McGall
M. Cushing
Justine Wood
Edythe Toombs
Helen Sarles
Laurela
Nicoline Strunk
Izalee Barlow
Alpha
Demento
Niagara Hudson
Mildren Connolly
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