Giants Take Four In Quiet Draft Session
New York Giants finish last in the league and select four players led by Phil Weintraub first. Clem Hausmann, Charles Chanz and Hugh Luby are among the drawn picks with infielders and pitchers favored. Other teams pass as the eight other clubs abstain. total selections fall below twenty.
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Chicago Lps
Henesaw Mountain Landis
New York Giants
Phil Weintraub
Giants
Philadelphia AL
Weintraub
Toledo
Clem Hausmann
Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Charles Chanz
San Diego
Philadelphia Phils
St. Louis Browns
Henry Helf
Milwaukee
Boston Braves
Chet Wieczoyek
Columbus
Red Bird
Detroit
Eddie Mayo
Louisville
Philadelphia A’s
Chicago White Sox
Edwin Carnett
Seattle
Brooklyn Sbdgers
Gil English
Indianapolis
New York Yankees
St Louis Cardinals
Hugh Luby
Oakland
George Hausman
New Orleans
Enwall Pyle
Minneapolis
Washington
Tha
Phillies
Charles Letchas
Toronto
Ira Hutchinson
Rochester
Joe Orengo
St. Paul
White Sox
al Epperly
San Francisco
Fans Debate Penns Play in Last Minute Fourth Down
Sports commentary recalls Penns risky fourth down call at midfield in a 13-13 tie with Army and the 1940s案例 where Bob Odell favored running for a safety against Columbia to gain an onside kick, outcomes shaping Penns narrow victory and debates on coaching choices.
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New York
Penn
Philadelphia
J'enn
Bob Odell
Red
Joe Kare
Army
Inc
Tulane
Filipowicz
Odell
Columbia
Franklin Field
Heston Hit Line So Hard He Revolutionized Defense
In 1903 William M. Heston's power on the line spurred Yale coach Henry I Williams and Pudge Heffelfinger to shift halfbacks behind tackles, creating a two-line defense. Michigan and Minnesota battled to a 6-6 tie as Heston's 57-yard rush set a touchdown. Heston, born Grants Pass Oregon, became a Michigan star under Yost, later a Detroit real estate figure. He remained tied to Ann Arbor through life, with sons Willie and Willie Jr. also noted.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
William M. Heston
Henry I. Williams
Pudge Heffelfinger
Yale
Heston
Heffelfinger
Michigan
Minnesota
Yost
Young
San Jose Normal Ofifornia
Albion
al- Hakn
Walter Eckersall
Willie
San Jose Normal
Grants Pass
Ore
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Jack
Willie, Jr
Willie Hestons
St. Nick Ring Show Off After Nose Infection
Promoter Miks Jacobs postponed the St Nicholas Arena boxing card after Coley Welch of Paorti and Me. developed an infected nose. George Kochan of Akron was killed to meet Welch in the windup, while Vic Dellicurti of New York was lined up for an eight rounder in next Monday’s card.
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New York
Miks Jacobs
St. Nicholas Arena
Coley Welch
Paorti
George Kochan
Akron. C
Welch
Vic Dellicurti
Fire Destroys Branch Rickey Country Home
Fire gutted the country home of Branch Rickey president and general manager of the Dodgers. Neighbors saved several rooms and valuables including an organ and a piano. Mrs Eckler discovered the blaze which started from a fireplace as Rickey’s daughter prepared papers for a move to New York. The loss was valued over $50,000.
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Branch Rickey
Oxiyn Dodgers
Yale Gridders Check On Mistakes for Brown
Yale football players reviewed errors from the Dartmouth game in a focused scrimmage. Linemen and backs worked on pass defense and rushing the passer while X-rays were taken of Obie Oberheiman’s knee to assess potential impact on remaining Brown and Princeton games.
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Haven. Conn
Yale
Dartmouth
Oberheiman
Yele
Brown
Princeton
Cadet Scout Lands Great Irish Line
Army scouts and Notre Dame grid writers meet at a luncheon to discuss Saturdays Yankee Stadium clash with a tie between Army and Notre Dame. Maj. Wiser calls Notre Dame line peer of Navy era. Lujack to start at quarterback. Bertelli mourned. Leahy defends loss. Myslinski praised cadet centers. Reynolds questions possible holding on T formation. Owens notes cloth breek possibility.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
New York Grid
Woodrow Wiser
Army Scouts
Navy
Cleveland
Angelo Bertelli
South Bend
Johnny Lujack
Lujack
Bertelli
Jack Lavelle
Frank Leahy
Casimir Myslinski
Walter Kennedy
Leahy
Irish
Bujack
Kennedy
Creighton Miller
Major Wilson
Angelo
Quentin Reynolds
Brown University
Army- Notre Dame
Steve Owens
New York Giants
Penn's Passes The Army And Break Old Professor
In a fiery exchange with football coaches, Army and Penn clash over passes and receivers. Notable lines include Frank Quillan and Bob Odell praised by Penn, while Army mentor Earl Blaik credits his line and receivers despite the defeat. Other coaches from Notre Dame, Colgate, Holy Cross, Minnesota, SMU, Texas, Duke, and Iowa State share turning points, injuries, and wind woes affecting passing games as Oklahoma looms as a top team.
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New York
Penn
Army
Earl Blaik
Carl Anderson
Frank Quillen
Quillan
Odell
George Munger
Bob Odell
Navy
Welcher
Mr. Leahy
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Bertelli
Babe Horrell
John Molenda
Naval Training Station
Bruins
Mr. Kerr
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Mike Micka
Holy Cross
Sullivan
Crusaders
Scanlan
Connor
Muechleuser
Mr. Hauser
George Hauser
Minnesota
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Bud Kean
Don Buffmire
Grand Rapids
Minn
Herb Hein
Herman Frickey
Mr. Waldorf
James H. Stewart
SMU
Texas
Dana Bible
Southern Methodist
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Duke
Eddie Prokop
Eddie Cameron
Tech
Pat Preston
Spook Murphy
Prokop
Mr. Michelski
Mike Michelski
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Harvard
Bill” Normandin
Tommy Rogers
Paul McMeel
Cornell
Bud" Watson
Dartmouth
Hagadorn
Tommy Cassidy
Columbia
Dom” Isabella
Troy Area Bowling Scores Across Multiple Leagues
Readable scores from the New Era and Pal O Mine leagues show high series by J Alexander 456 and A Yette 446, with L Alexander 182 high single. Pal O Mine led by Al Mochon 523 and Joe Acerno 234, and the Compions beat the Coons 54% led by Mark Fisher 54. Ranneys, Olivet Mixed, and Army Navy results feature strong showings by Cy Wagar 231 597 and Doc Kelly 231 600, plus Lou Danbury 575 triple in Olivet Mixed. Other lead scores include Claire Priscio 551 and Tom Garrity 608.
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J. Alexander
A. Yette
J. Peters
L. Johnson
E. Minehan
L. Alexander
Peters
Vette
Alexander
Minehan
Pal O'Mine
Claessens
al Mochon
Joe
Ace” Acerno
Ma” Langlotz
Compions
Coons
Mark Fisher
Syl Pillsworth
Cains
Ranneys
Cy Wagar
Doc “Smiler
Kelly
Doc Reeves
Art Westfall
al Marcouth
Duke Carner
Orel/ Fortune
Helen Abrams
Lois Campton
Charlotte Terry
Draffins
Hawleys
Westfalls
Marcons
Amalgamated
Lion Brand
N and S
Troy
Exsley
Ides
Jayson
Artistic
Claire Priscio
Deen Tuthill
Florence Ormsby
Esther Bullett
Mary Wojnaszek
Tom Garrity
Moorman Avid Observer of Carolina Clemson Grid Series
Columbia attorney Robert Moorman, 1893 U of South Carolina graduate, says he has attended every Carolina Clemson football game since the 1896 opener in rain. He notes no rain in any game since and jokes it may stay dry while he’s alive to see them.
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Columbia
8. C
Robert Moorman
University of South Carolina
Moorman
Informal Football Fun Mirrors War-Era Play at BC
Boston College quarterback Eddie Doherty-Brian recalls wartime football as more relaxed than last year. He notes a drastic drop from 250 plays to 12 as BC shifts from high pressure to a lighter tempo. Doherty, eyeing Navy service later, hopes for another shot at Holy Cross.
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Eddie Doherty
Boston College
Doherty
Denny Myers
A. B.C
Holy Cross
Alabama
Moody Sarno
B.C
West Virginia
Clemson
North Carolina
Naval
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Temple
Fordham
Boston University
Pulilmans
Northwestern Midshipman’s School
Navy
Riegel Reaches Golf Final in Mexico City
Robert Riegel from Houston advanced to the Mexico National Amateur final by beating George Rodriguez of St Louis 5 and 4. He will face Percy Clifford of Mexico City, who beat Carlos Belmont 1 up in the semi finals after overcoming Davis Goldman 3 and 7 in the quarter finals.
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Mexico City
Robert Riegel
Houston
Tex
Mexico
George Rodriguez
St. Louis
Percy Clifford
Clifford
Carlos Belmont
Davis Goldman
Dallas
Costantino Stops Maes In Fourth
Costantino, of New York, halted Donnie Maes of Denver in 2 04 of the fourth round of a scheduled 10. Referee Tim Ferrick stopped the bout after Maes was down for a eight count and appeared outclassed.
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Providence
Lulu Costantino
New York
Donnie Maes
Denver
Tim Ferrick
Maes
Maxie Berger
Willis Smith
Smith
Berger
Walter Lewis
K. O. Pace
Archie Goodbee
Albany
MN. D
Lewis
Cally Lewis
Bartolo Beats Jimmy O'Tash in Six at Stanley Arena
Sal Bartolo of East Boston won a technical knockout over Jimmy O'Tash of Dover in the sixth round of a 40 round bout at Stanley Arena. The referee stopped the fight after Bartolo opened a cut on O'Tash. O'Tash offered little resistance before the stoppage. Bartolo weighed 128 and O'Tash 130. In another six round bout Larry Anzalone defeated Billy Brown on points.
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New Britain, Conn
New England
Sal Bartolo
East Boston
Jimmy O'Tash
Dover
N.E
Stanley Arena
Billy Conway
Bartolo
O’tash
O'Tash
Larry Anzalone
New York
Billy Brown
Hartford
Pass Defense Stressed By Army Grid Coaches
West Point reporters note Army began practice for the Notre Dame clash in New York as pass defense was stressed after Penn exploited the Cadets with two touchdown passes. Cadets showed overall strong form for the meeting with the unbeaten Irish.
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Army
West Point
Notre Dame
New York
Penn
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