Canadiens Rip Leafs in Elimination Thriller
Canadiens edge Maple Leafs 3 to 2 in a tense playoff game to force a decisive eighth game. Toronto rallies late as Ted Keast and Joe Finn contribute goals, while Montreal fights back from penalties and a late surge by the Leafs. A crowd of 325 watches as the scene shifts to the next matchup.
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Tee
Ceradiers
Remo Mane
Geome
Senek
Tivsiey
Saeas
Ted Kestedy
Fiwin
Reles
Rus
Dodgers Offer Dixie Walker 18000 In War Bonds
Dodgers propose compensation for Dixie Walker in $18,000 in war bonds at par value with maturity equal to his services price. Walker’s salary last year was 325,000 and the bond deal would total 816,000 in bonds. Durocher also noted veteran catcher Bar Hea worth will report, and added rookie Cyril Baker joined.
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Beer Mountain
Walker
Dodgers
Jee Durocher
Bar Heaworth
Dordgers
Brookive
Cyril Baker
St. Paul
Durocher
Indians Postpone Tatra Squad Tilts
Indians postpone intramural tilts as manager Loui Boudreau rests regulars Gutierrez Seerer and Foag to recover from injuries. Team shifts to a new approach with several players in shape for next games.
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Indians
Lafayette
Ind
Loui Boudreau
Fané Indiens
Gutieléers
Seerer
Howitzers Win Indus Crown Over Behr-Manning Five 32-27
The Howitzers defeated the Behr-Manning quintet 32 to 27 to clinch the Indus Basketball League championship. Arsenal, Turner and Petr Maaring led the victors with strong scoring and defense as officials Oakley Caswell and timer Pizienza called the game. Halftime stood at 23 points for the Howitzers and 9 for Behr-Manning.
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Behr-Manning
Indus
Behr-Mannning
Troy Yaslca
Incusja
Centes
Howlers
Bimpec Inte An
Eatty Erwis
Min Deeges
Wineers’ Seit & Aline
Anc
Senal Howitzers
Benramanning FG
Turner
Oakley and
Caswell
Searer
Atadian
Timer—Pizienza
Secre
Arsene
Petr Maaring
Arsenal
Behe Mansing
Ed Donald to Speak at RPI Dinner
Ed Donald head coach of basketball at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will be principal speaker at the testimonial dinner honoring the RPI basketball team. The event Saturday at the Hendrick Hudson Hotel will feature a behind the scenes look at the season and a brief review of the Tate court year. Troy Elks sponsor the dinner with eight other groups aiding planning.
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Ed Donald
Rensselaer Polytechnic Tnstime
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hendrick Hudson
T. Donald
The
Troy Elks
Giants Stage Camp With Thirty Players In New Jersey
The Giants have about thirty players in camp at Lakewood New Jersey following the arrival of pitcher Rube. Sixteen are pitchers and the group includes 11 year old trainees under Carl Hubbell’s farm system. The sessions feature one half hour drills with baserunning and fielding practice.
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N. J
Rube
Fester
Carl Hubbell
Fiants
Outfeld
Local Bowling Leaders Dominate Troy Merchants League
Philip Celeste led the Troy Merchants League with a 13 and a 224 high single as teammates and rivals posted strong scores. Madson Women and Colony Girls League results follow with high scorers listed, highlighting Celeste Wagar and others, plus team outcomes across several leagues.
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Philip Celeste
Troy Merchants League
DJ Wagar
Joe Kelly
Celeste
Mike Lamvarieho
Pete Stuber
Joe Sacala
Jack Martin
George Murphy
Ed Coyne
Aes Bing Milles
bin Sokol
Waldo Wagar
Bob Langlotz
An Behuniek
Butlers
Ees
Simmons Wagars
Mers
Doliy Rich
Agnes Fane
Kay Tybush
Mae Heeran
Bile Meier
Wfrele Peitignelli
Maslan Minks Seck
The
Beavers
Squirrels
Leopards
Local League Scores Highlight Tight Contests Across Divisions
Al Ives led Biz squad in a 2201033 ric match as Car The Ives extended a three game edge over Carones. Ca tone beat Lewises 24 0 cap, Brewer led Winners with 215 570, McCanes 203 252 topped losers, alpha Victory saw a 2 52k score from Bhim and Lee Riberdy posted 208 with 492 triple. Multiple players posted high single games and triples, with Rin LaPlante 47 and several scorers like Marie Beditz 473 Edna Morrison 471 Ella Shudi 469 and Mary Jorgensen 36 contributing strong numbers. The Maslans Annex Fifth Avenue Diner, House of Flowers, and Keasarjians branches all notched wins while other entries split or claimed odd games.
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Church of Christ League
Carones
al Ives
Biz
Ric
L. Catone
Srowers
Lewises
Cape
Brewer
McCanes
Alpha Victory
Bei Blum
Bhim
Lee Riberdy
Rin LaPlante
Marie Beditz
Edna Morrison
Ella Shudi
Mary Jorgensen
Alargaret van Deusen
Grace Hancox
Hazel Hil
Bea Vernefeuille
Beren Weich
Mary Connery
Jager
Dorothy T
Maslans
Fifth: Avenue
House of Flowers
Schnells
Rain Cuts Chisox Workout in Terre Haute Camp
Rain dampened Chicago White Sox workouts in Terre Haute Indiana as the pitching staff showed mixed conditions. Manager Jimmy Dykes welcomed back holdout Johnny Humphries and Orval Grove while veteran Lefty Zhorndén Lee pressed for a stronger start.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
Rain Halts Tiger Drill at Evansville in Spring Training
Rain yesterday washed out the Detroit Tigers second spring workout in 16 days. Fewer than six players were in uniform when a downpour forced the session to end at Is Rotel with drills halted and the squad returning to the hotel early.
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Detroit Tiger
Evans S Nest
Angel to Fate Moore in Mat Feature at LaSalle
The Swedish Angel, famed as the ugliest in the ring, faced Olaf Swenson in a best two of three falls main event at LaSalle. Montreal Irish star Jack Moore fought a draw with Mike Leone while Angel drew a large crowd and solid reception.
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So LaSatte ‘Sym
Asgeto Savoldi
Rugged Coast Star
Sp Graight
Moore
LaSalle
Mike Leone
Semini
Jack Moore
la Salle Institute
Monoday Niga
Taian
High School Sub Rule Amended for late game substitutions
The National Basketball Rules Committee approved a rule restricting late game substitutions in high school play. A player withdrawn in the last four minutes cannot re-enter, except in a tied game where overtime periods follow the same rule.
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Chicago
HV. Porter
National Basketball Rules Committee
New York
Rules Committee
National Basketball Committee
United States
Canada
Porter
Alex
Homers Help Bosox Down Yanks 12-6 in Exhibition
Bob Johnson and Nick Polly led the Boston Red Sox to a 12 to 6 win over the New York Yankees in an exhibition game. Rex Cecil allowed two hits in five innings, while Francis Barrett fielded for the Yankees. The Sox had 16 hits led by Leon Culberson with four hits and a walk amid 2,615 paid fans and 1,300 wounded soldiers admitted free.
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Atlantic Cits
Bob Johnson
Nick Polly
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Rex Cecil
Yankees
Francis
Red
Leon Culberson
Wet Grounds Idle Brewers as Weather Delays Play
Wet grounds and cold weather kept the Milwaukee Brewers idle in Waukesha Wisconsin. Manager Nick Culop speculated on batting order with Arky Biggs likely No 2 Buck Etchinson No 3 Bill Burgo cleanup and Bill Nerman to follow as lineup details remained unsettled.
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Wis
Opi
Milwaukee Brewers
Nick Culop
American Association
Arky Biggs
Buck Etchinson
Bill Burgo
Bill Nerman
Cubs Conduct Morning Drill in Wet French Lick
The Cubs held a morning workout in wet conditions as rain forced them to skip the regular diamond and drill at the depot grounds in French Lick Indiana. Charley Grimm and Jimmy Wilson visited to finalize plans for the Red players arriving Monday.
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Charley
Grimm
Chicago
Cubs
Depot Grounds
Jimmy Wilson
Cincinnati Red
Mondas
RPI Boxers Visit Harvard for Fourth Straight Win Bid
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute boxing aims for a fourth consecutive victory at Harvard tonight in the Yale Gym style contest. Coach Tony Mastro leads a unit featuring Carl Sorensen and a group of experienced boxers as they seek to avenge earlier season results and add to a strong campaign.
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Rensse
Maer Polytechnic Institute
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ST Gym
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Mittsingers
Bpgines
New London
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Tony Mastro
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Fesm
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Ewasign
Carl Sorensen
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Basdle
Bovis
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White
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Insti- Ute
Joe Cipriani
Brooklyn
Tommy Hurter
Altoona
Leon Trepin
Chattanooga
Dick Anderson
Alex
Jack Bseinserroth
Onigrio
Joiner
Atlanta
Joe
Pate
New le City
William
PSP
Anderson
Coast League to Launch War Era Baseball Opening
The Pacific Coast League, first to break the baseball barrier, opens Saturday as a test tube for another war season. Advance sales show high interest, and owners offer no definite talons on play. Last season saw a tight race with players from forties to teens delivering solid baseball. This season adds veterans and troops home from overseas, likely boosting quality and public interest.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast League
Chub
Talons
Widner
Nats Sign Wounded Vet As Coach
Washington announces Lieut. Bert R. Shepard, a wounded veteran and former P35 pilot who lost part of his right hand in combat over Germany, has signed with the Washington Nationals. He will be carried at 2 oclock today and may enter American League play as pitcher or pinch hitter. Owner Clark Griffith says Shepard can do anything he thinks he can and will be cleared by the War Department for discharge while remaining available to visit hospitals and service camps.
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Bert R. Shepard
Compar
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Washington Nats
Shepard
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Wen
Clark Grifith
War Department
Army
Griffith
Mudhens Tie Browns Again in Exhibition
The Toledo Mudhens tied the St. Louis Browns 5 to 3 in a spring exhibition. Browns outbatted 10 to 6 but the Mudhens pushed across runs in three innings on errors and field choices. Browns first baseman George McQuinn, who bruised a knee midweek, returned to his position.
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St. Louis Brooms
Toledo Mudhens
George McQuinn
Browns
Pruett Added to A's Catching Staff Amid Hayes String Doubts
The Oakland Athletics add Jim Pruett as catching depth while Frankie Hayes faces pressure to extend his consecutive games streak. Manager Connie Mack weighs keeping Hayes in the lineup versus rest as he contemplates a longer season for the veteran catcher. Pruett, a 26-year-old rookie, joins from Milwaukee with two players and a $10,000 price tag to reinforce behind the plate.
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Frankie
Hayes
Philadelphia
Jim Pruett
Milwaukee
A's
Mr. Mack
Pruett
Burg Boys Club Quintet Tops Catskill in Finale
The Lansingburg Boys' Club defeated Catskill 65 to 32 on the Lansingburg High School court finishing second in the Area Boys' Chico League. Meole points by Winkler 22 by Giamei 22 and Smith 19 powered the victory while Meo led Catskill with 12.
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Catskill
Quinier
Burg
Hudson Boys
George Wink Fer
Smith
Giamei
Meo
Hitchcock
Tice
Don Blair
Charles Coonrad
George Winkler
San
Mantius
Winkler
Burg Boys’ Club
Salavada
Timer—Planie
Bure Boys’ Club
Marty Marion Dickerson Terms
St Louis shortstop Marty Marion Dickerson arrived yesterday and held talks on salary terms with president Sam Breadon. No contract was signed and no progress toward an agreement was announced.
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Mary Marion
Holdou
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
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Dorothy Fischer
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