Albany Pirates Exhibition At Hawkins Stadium Tonight
The Albany Secators face the Pittsburg Pirates in an exhibition game at Hawkins Stadium. Ex Albany pitchers Frisch Cuccurino and Johnny Gee may appear. Hank Carey and Jim OBrien lead the Senators roster with Johnny Evers expected to attend tonight.
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Albany
Pittsburg
Stadium Tonight
Albany Secators
Gene Eggime
Pitts- Gerg Pirates
Hawkins
Smccaffrey
Brankie Frisch
Pirates
Csme
Stacy
Sampson Naval Base
Navies
Bescigne
Ace Pit
Senators
Wil Tate
Hank Carelli
Frisch
Art Cuccuruio
Johnny Gee
Banaser Hig Collins
Jim
Mitcher
O'Brien
Lambzon
Johnny Evers
Asadeen
Hawkins Stadium
Evers
Elmira
Trojan Johnny
Pittsburg Pirates
Frank
Colman
Jim Russéeh
Bucs
1938 State Bowling Tournament Ends After Six Weeks
The 20th annual men’s state bowling tournament closed with records after six weeks. Champions included Open Singles Fred Herman of Binghamton and Open Doubles Larson/Sam Daye Geneva. Fred Wilson Buffalo won Class A Singles. George Bowres Oneida claimed Class B81 Singles. New Process Gears of Syracuse led team play with 3088. Final prize pool reached $28,108 with 1,160 teams and 3,04: singles players participating. Thomas Foley of Troy finished fifth in Open Singles with 693, eight pins behind the winner.
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Giica
Karl Damands
Titica
Larson
Sam Daye
Geneva
Pred Daily
Martin Meller
Buffalo
Frank Bein
William Borucki
Buzzle
Fred Herman
Binghamton
Fred Wilson
George Bowres
Oneida
Syracuse
Thomas Foley
Troy
Fred Berman
Wright Knocks Daniels in Eighth Round Title Bout
In Baltimore, veteran Chalky Wright halted Sammy Daniels with a single right hook in the eighth round of a scheduled ten round match at the Coliseum. Wright weighed 132½ and Daniels 135 pounds as Daniels fought to keep pace before the decisive knockout.
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Wright
Daniels
Baltimore
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Sammy Daniels
Bud Thomas
Washington, D.C
McCarthy Returns to Yankee Farm for Short Rest
Yankees manager McCarthy leaves New York for a two day rest at Yankee Farm before a Western tour opener in Chicago. He mentions two month vacation for a witness, calls for medical checkups, and reports improvement from treatments since rejoining the team. He points to Washington Cleveland and Detroit as strong AL contenders but says the Yankees will be hard to beat if they hustle.
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Buffalo
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Tome
Sububan
Cricaro
Deel
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Albany Elmira game postponed at Hawkins Stadium
A scheduled Albany versus Elmira game at Hawkins Stadium was postponed. The match will be played on Elmira’s next visit to the stadium.
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Albany
Elmira
Hawkins Stadium
Big League Baseball Nears Second Million in Paid Attendance
Early season attendance figures show major leagues averaging just over 5 000 per game with total paid crowds around 171 86 and a projected second million for the season. Brooklyn and St Louis markets provide notable totals while Washington and Philadelphia follow. weather and travel affect regional sums and annual comparisons.
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New York
Bell
Brooklyn
Wrashiegrad
Washington
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Yawkee Stadium
St. Louis
Polo Grounds
Cha
Browns
Detroit
Bucky Walters
Cardinais
Sportsman's Park
Mar
Il Bé-Possi
Chicago ¢ Sox
Cincinnati
Mexican Sim Mark Broken in Mexico City Track Event
A Mexican sprint mark fell short in Mexico City as Caritas achieved a time near the old record. The event highlighted a notable performance by a leading Mexican sprinter amid steady competition.
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Mexico City
Caritas Tree
New Sites Old Foes Mark Start of 2nd Half School Drive
The schedule flips for the second half of the scholastic baseball season with seven games this week. Cohoes at Catholic High and Water_view hosting Ed Picken's Troy Bishops lead unbeaten teams as La Salle visits Lansingburg to close the afternoon slate. Headly High meets Berlin Central tomorrow as Catholic High visits Troy High at Prospect Park. La Salle invades Cohoes High Friday closes the week.
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Taree Gaimes
Cohoes
Watervliet Eagh
Catholic High
Bill Corley
Waterview
Ed Pickén
Troy Bishmien
la Salles
Brothé
Patrick
Lansing Burg
Walt_ Eckerson
Headly High
Berlin Central High School
Troy High
Hame
Prospect Park
la Selle
Cohoes High
Lensingburg
Watervliet
Two Phils Ordered To Report For Examinations
Phillies General Manager Herb Pennock announced that Ron Northey and rookie Ken Raffensberger must report for preinduction physicals Friday morning. Northey, 24, married with one child, is in the service classification i A L. Raffensberger, 2T in August, is married with two children and a York Pa birthplace.
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Philadelphia
Ron Northey
Ken Raffensberger
Phillies Generals
Herb Pennock
Northey
Raffensberger
York
Norther
Pen- Bock
Phillies
Chicago’ Cubs
Philies
Forthey
Chef Ben Colp
Barons Blast Trip to 15-10 in Seven Hurlers On Pitch
The Wilkes Barre Barons defeated the Binghamton Triplets 15 to 10 in a high scoring game with seven pitchers used. Ruszkowski homered and had five hits while Visan Sanford and others contributed in a wild night of errors and timely hitting for the Barons.
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Barons
Ward
McNair
Wailin
McNeir
Visan
Passero
Sanford Ried Ott
Ruszkowski
Massey
Dornbusch
Caitwood
Zlotnick
Cronin
Anon Filelder
Crow
Detz
Lukasiik
Wallin
Visin
Wigan
Sanford
Armstrong Stops Perry In Sixth Round Victory
Henry Armstrong dominated Perry from the opening bell in a ten round welterweight bout, winning by technical knockout at 2 34 of the sixth. About 16 000 fans watched as Armstrong used relentless body work to drop Perry five times and keep the challenger from mounting any sustained offense. Perry was dazed, rose twice, and could not continue after the knockdown and referee stoppage.
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Washington
Hammerin
Henry Armstrong
Brest
Aren Perry
Armstrong
Perry
Los Angeles
Charlies Reynolds
Associated Press
Henry
Coaches To Discuss Grid Rules In Wartime Meetings
Coaches from major programs debate college football rules and proposed changes at wartime sessions in Chicago and New York. Key figures include NC A A officials and NCAA coaches chair Law Little, with plans to address kickoff rules and passing behind scrimmage. Sneakers named include Snavely, Stuhldreher, Meyer, Alexander, Phelan, and Froka.
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Coltege
Big Ten
Chicago
Football Coaches Association
Cmdr
Matty Bell
Navy
Southern Methodis
Univeraliv
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Midwest
Wiliam Bingham
Harvard
NC_A_A
WCAA
Times
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Esstern
Sooleges
Law Little
Columbia
Coaches’ Rules Committee
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National Football League
Rca
Bill Bingham
Esttle
NCAA
Cogones
N.C_A_A
Philip O’badger
New York University
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconin
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Jim Phelan
St. Mary's
Henry Froka
Tuts
Dick Harlow Treated At Philadelphia Hospital
Navy lieutenant commander Dick Harlow Harvard football coach on leave receives treatment for high blood pressure at Naval Hospital Philadelphia. After improvement he will rest at Westminster Maryland and await orders. Harlow was commissioned by Harvard in 1942 and assigned to convalescent rehabilitation duties.
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Philadelphia Py
Richard C
Dick) Harlow
Harvard
Naval Hospital
Harlow
West Coast
Westminster
Navy
Philadelphia
University Club
Tigers' Grand Old Man Dies at 79
Princeton mourns J.P. Keene Fitzpatrick, longtime athletic trainer and pee coach from 1918 to 1932, hailed by Dean Christian Gauss as the grand old man of Princeton University athletics. He previously coached at Yale and Michigan and trained notable figures including Amos Alonzo Stagg and Lloyd Pan. The article notes his influence on Princeton football and track and a hall named in his honor.
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Princeton
X. J.p—Keene Fitzpatrick
Christian Gauss
Princeton University
Fitzpatrick
Yale
University of Michigan
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Fale
Wheter
Lloyd
Helen
Michigan
William ‘Re Bonthron
Dean Uss
Michigan Loses A Track Ace
Ann Arbor Michigan coach Ken Doherty said Bob Ufer’s leg injury likely ends his track career. Ufer, last seen pulling a leg muscle at Lafayette Indiana, had scored nine of Michigan’s 62 points in the quadrangular meet. The injury jeopardizes Michigan’s Big Ten title hopes at Illinois Saturday.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ken Doherty
University of Michigan
Bob Ufer
Pittsburg
Ufer
Michigan
Big Ten
Illinois
Purdue
Minnesota
Western Michigan
Lafayette
Ind
Doherty
Six Contests Open Indus A A Softball Loop Tonight
The Industrial A A softball league launches its campaign with six games tonight split evenly between division A and division B. Allegheny Ludlum meets Watervliet Arsenal, Behr Manning vs Rensselaer Valve, and Hughes Autograf against D Lend H on Arsenal and Knickerbacker fields. In B division Adirondack Steel faces Cluett Peabody, Diamond Rock plays Marshall Eclipse. Umpires listed. games proceed Tuesdays with postponements Thursdays.
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A. A. Soifthalk
Allegheny Ludlum
Watervliet Arsenal Club
Arsenal
Behr- Manning
Rensselaer Valve
Arsenal Northwest
Hughes-Autograf
D. Lend H
Knickerbacker
Menning "Mic Ida
Behr-Manning
Diam
Adirondack Steel
Cluett-Peabody
Knickerbacker Diamond
Diamond Rock
Marshall-Eclipse
Knickerbocker
James “McCracken
Troy Yilca
GV. Thompson
Manning Mt Ide
Chris Constanza
Ed Wood
Joe Watkinshaw
William Vicary
John Stuart
Ray Martell
Bouchard Scores Wins in Montreal and New York Bouts
Bouchard knocked out Gilbert Stromquist, 251, in Newark and Montreal. In Austin he stopped John Price in the third round, and Marcell Fournier, 134, of New York, was knocked out in the fourth in Montreal.
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Newark
N. J
Laurient Bouchard
Montreal
Gilbert Stromquist
Austin
Tex
John Price
Wes Montreal
Marcell Fournier
New York
Nova Stops Denson In Upset Victory At Omaha Show
Lou Nova of Van Nuys Calif defeats Johnny Denson of Indianapolis by technical knockout in a comeback win before about 3 000 spectators. Denson retires after seventh round due to a bleeding eye caused by Nova in the fourth, with Nova weighing 180 pounds to Denson's 195.
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Omaha i
Lou Nova
van Nuys
Calif
Johnny Denson
Indianapolis
Nova
Denton
Couta
Denson
Hafey Signs With Browns In St Louis
The St Louis Browns announced that Tom Hafey, once with San Antonio in the Texas League, signed a contract and will report Wednesday in St. Louis. Hafey is nephew of Chick Hafey and had retired last year to a California shipyard. He was on the Browns Toledo farm reserve list when the Texas League suspended play.
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Louis G
St. Louis
Browns
Tom Hafey
San Antonio
Brownies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chick Hafey
California
Toledo
Costantino Wins Unanimous Decision Over Billy Miller
New York lightweight Costantino won a unanimous ten round decision over Billy Miller of Pittsburg at Forbes Field in front of 7,500 fans. The card featured wartime pledges of 200 007 dollars in war bonds as celebrities and service members attended the boxing program.
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Pittsburg
Lola
Costantino
New York
Billy Miller
Forbes Field
Miller
Sever
Billy
John D. Vored
Detroit
Downing
Curethia Nemedis
Oretto
Bettina
Vorce
Dames J. Braddock
Benny Leonard
Billy Conn
Sergt- Charles E
Commando
Kelly
Fritale Zivic
Tommy Yarosz
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Paul Mucato
Buffalo
Oaste Harria
Otto Blackwell
Homestead
Lansingburg High Seeks Turnaround in Principal's League
Lansingburg High, mired in an 0-5 start, aims to rebound today at home against La Salle as coach Walt Exkerson steers a green pitching staff. Watervliet and Colores vie for first while La Salle, Troy, and Catholic chase third place. the Cadets trail with two wins in five starts.
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Tve-Ganre
Lansingburg
North End
Eckerson
Walt
Burg High
Burg
Trey
In Rons
Lansingburg Ball Club
la Salle
Walt Exkerson
Burguntoe Fen
Watervliet
Colores
Gerry Thompson
Pete Mooney
Codées
Troy
Catholic
Ls Pet
Waterview High
Colves High
la Salle OD Catholic High
Freyigh
Lansburg High
Seattle to Get Pro Football Club Under Davies Plan
GP Al Davies a Tacoma sportsman announced Seattle will host a professional football franchise after paying 55000 for the New Pacific Coast Pro Football League. Francis Schmidt, former Ohio State and LSU coach, was approached as a mentor for the team. Davies also eyed the Seattle Rainiers stadium as a playing field.
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Seattle
al Davies
Tacoma
Francis ©. Schmidt
Ohio State
Fdabo
Davies
Seattle Rainiers
International Rochester Beats Montreal 13 to 11
Toronto 4 Buffalo 3. Only gates scheduled.
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Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Buffals
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