Troy High and Catholic High Clash For Mythical City Title
Troy High faces Catholic High tomorrow at School 14 field at 3 p.m. in a bid for the mythical city championship. Ed Picken and Bill Carley lead their teams through early prep, with Troy counting on Tom Egan to replace Jon Talbot as end.
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Troy High
Catholic High
B. A
West Harpers
Sebastian “Dodo
DeGeorge
Troy
Eighth Streeters
Bill Rafter
Ed Picken
Trojans
Seventh Avenue
T. E
Pickenmen
C.C.H.S
la Salle Institute
Bill Carley
Acing Carley
Jon Talbot
St. Lawrence
Navy
Talbot
Lansingburg
Vimcentian
la Salle
Tom Egan
Fatbot
Army Holds Secret Drills Before Notre Dame Clash
West Point practice on the Hudson featured a 60 minute scrimmage as Army prepared for the game with Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium. The B squad used the Notre Dame T formation and the regulars tightened up late, showing readiness despite early yardage against the varsity.
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West Point Upi
West Bank of the Hudson
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Cornell Gridders In Hard Scrimmage For Penn State
Cornell practiced hard scrimmage last night in Ithaca as preparation for the Penn State game Saturday. Several alternates learned assignments on the first squad with players like Adelran, Capo, and Reebee noted. Utica director Ted Youngiin and Cox were mentioned among shifts at positions as the Utica club announces plans for next April.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Penn State
Setadet
Pack
Aldedran
Buffalo
Talbacy
Char- Philly
Weiss
Cazo
Alex Reebee
Utica
Ted Youngiin
Carer
Howard Babb
Hal Trosky Returns to Active List as Trade Bait
Hal Trosky, the veteran first baseman who retired due to migraines, is back on the active list in Cleveland as winter trading season opens. Club officials deny imminent moves, while Trosky, living on a farm in Norway, Iowa, has not been approached by clubs, though interest is implied as he could be packaged in trades.
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Cleveland
Hal Trosky
Roger Peckinpaugh
Trosky
Norway
Hal
Peckinpaugh
Pepwarl
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Stadium
Indians
Bob Feller
League Park
Chicago
Browns
St. Louis
Grace Methodists
Clint Trembley
al Clement
E. Chamberlain
George Dupuis
Westminster Presbyterians
Art Bliss
R. Gardenier
Bob” Wolf
Duff Sorensen
George Sandholdt
Hans Frederiksen
Duff
Sandholdt
Sandy
Berne Showalters
Redeemer Lutheran
Trinity Methodist
Ken Parsons
Bernie Showalter
Bill Currier
Green Island Methodist
Adam Hopson
Fred Bennett
Ken Race
Bill Goersich
George Holzhaur
Ray Baker
Leorand Geunther
Sol
Kicks Barefoot Odessa Star Shines On Gridiron
Idessa Texas story highlights Eugene Blue Eyes Clark Odessa High School guard who boots 53 yard kicks with one shoe off and one on. wind challenges his barefoot power and accuracy while he anchors a strong Odessa line, often pinning opponents near their five yard line.
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Idessa
Tex
Ratbirds
Eugene
Clark
Odessa
Track Employees Choose Independent Union in NY
Mutuel employees of the Eng Association voted 339 to 222 for the independent association as their bargaining representative. The election, overseen by the National Labor Relations Board, shows 63 percent participation among mutuel ticket agents.
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New York
Twe Paim Mutuel
Emng Association
Yes’ Independent Associat Employees of
National Labor Relations Board
A.F.L. Mutuel
Pati-Mutue
Osbornes Upset Waterford Red Raiders 19 to 7
Osborne A C and Jack Curtis with Dan Nolen upset Waterford Red Raiders 19 7 Sunday afternoon before a large crowd at Waterford High School field DeMario scored twice Kehoe added a third for the winners The Red Raiders ace backs Tony Scarkelli and Will Mazolla were held in check by the winners defense PAL O MINE TO MEET members will gather at 730 pm at the Hudson recreation and march to the home of late Ernest Reeves in Watervliet active in the group
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Osborne A. C
Jack Curtis
Dan Nolen
Waterford Red Raiders
Watervet High School
Red Raiders
Tony Scarkelli
Pal O'Mine
Hudson
Ernest E. Reeves
Watervliet
Troy Area Bowling Notes Loudly Highlights Local Leagues
Frances Acierno led St Marys Women of Waterford with a 424 triple while Mary Doud claimed runner up with 419. In singles Jane Higgins topped with a 153. Multiple leagues report high scores, upsets, and weekly honors across Troy area bowling scenes including Marvin-Neitzel, Helmbolds, Pabsts, and Quas squads, with team winners and notable individual performances listed.
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St. Mary's
Waterford
Frances Acierno
Mary Doud
Jane Higgins
Marvin-Neitzel
Wagars Dairy
Higgins and
Burleigh
Butlers
Cloverleaf Creamery
Saratoga Dry Beverages
Cahills
Sally
Hoblock
Fleck
Adorno
Berrigan
Crossen
Colony Girls
Gerry Kellett
Colony
Mary Rainey
Betty Thorns
Rose Audet
Lee Bechard
Grace McGaw
Claire Priscio
Fran Bode
Marion Defilipo
Kate van Bergan
Anne Hoblock
Ede Kehoe
Adele Kori
Barbara Beditz
Marty Filkins
Anita Graham
Lee Brunelle
Dolores Dupuis
Dot Gordon
Eleanor Pike
Louise Decotis
Susan Thau
Ruth Pike
Honey McKvaine
McBaing
Morenos
Sullivans
Thorns
Dignuns
Colony Recreation
Bensons Church League
First Presbyterian Keglers
St. Mark’s Methodist Boys
George
Red) Anderson
Ray Eaton
George Hansen
Harold Damon
Bears and Packers Rival for Western Division Title
Bears and Packers prepare for a decisive showdown at Wrigley Field with Chicago holding the league lead in total offense and rushing yards. Green Bay trails in those stats but aims to disrupt and force a deadlock by winning. Washington leads passing and defense as undefeated front runners.
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Chisaco
Green Bay
Corey Lamnenw
Bears
Packers
Wrigley Field
Redskins
Washington
Phil-Pitt Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Engineering Grid Lineup Hopes For Brooklyn Tilt
Rensselaer Tech football coach Paul Graham works to fill starting roles after Navy transfers. The Engineers seek the best backfield and end combinations for the Saturday home finale against Brooklyn College, with Warren Lemke and Al Luzader among likely starters.
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Navy
Paul Graham
Rensselaer Tech
Gtridders
Brooklyn College
Bob Schuessler
Tex Hughes
Graham
Warren Lemke
Troy
The
Engineers
Nick Lemak
Wilkham and Mary
al Luzader
Schuessler
Ed Widmayer
Virginia Poly
Sam Schneider
Jack Ashman
Brooklyn
Tech
Women grid coaches nothing new in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas Mrs Joe Ward principal of Suburban Woodlawn Hills Elementary School is cited as having the city’s earliest women football coach. Her Woodlawn team leads the Junior Conference undefeated this season and has won titles in 1940 1941 and 1942 while allowing only 13 points all year. Her husband Joe Ward coach of Edison High School once faced her team. the referee was their son Joe Ward Jr now a University of Texas freshman.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joe Ward
Woodlawn Hills
Ward
Edison High School
Woodwawn
Woodlawn
Princeton Holds Heavy Workout Before Villanova Game
Princeton football held a heavy workout in Princeton New Jersey preparing for Saturday's game with Villanova. The Tigers scrimmaged an Army trainee eleven for thirty minutes and produced several long gains as Pete Glick scored a touchdown and Dave Marshall and Bob McCormick setup potential scores before drills were stopped.
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Princeton
N. J. UP
Villanova
Army
Tigers
Pete Glick
Dave Marshall
Bob McCormick
Navy Mentor Says Team in Top Shape
Annapolis Md UP Capt John E Whelchel Navy's director of athletics and head football coach said yesterday the Midshipmen were in their best physical condition in weeks. The remark came as they prepared for a Tar Foot bail camp and focused on plays to face next opponent Pennsylvania.
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Annapolis
John E. Whelchel
Navy
Midshipmen
Pennsylvania
J. C. C. Court Loop To Get Under Way
Plans for the Jewish Community Center house basketball league are under way. Teams under 18 may join by writing Manny Elfenbein director and including a telephone number. Applications have already come from Troy Waterford Lansingburg and Cohoes.
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Jewish Community Center
Manny Elfenbein
Troy
Watervilet
Lansingburg
Cohoes
Army Game Starts Crucial Month For Notre Dame
Notre Dame faces a harsh November schedule as Frank Leahy laments a rough run with Army, Northwestern, the Iowa Seahawks, and Great Lakes. The Irish, missing Angelo Bertilli, must rally behind Lujack and a reshuffled lineup to salvage pride and morale before potential bowl talk and postwar duty.
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Army
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Midwest
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Angelo Bertilli
Isok
Pitt
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Navy
Julius Rykovich
Cleveland
Wilneis
Irish
Northwestern
Iowa Seahawks
Great Lakes
Southern California
Bertelli
Limont
Yonakev
White
Dwarabski
Filley
Perko
Coleman
Miller
Rykovich
Metro
Johnny Lujack
Bertilli
New York
Bowles Inducted into Army from Welch West Virginia
Charles Major Bowles a 21 year old rookie pitcher who played last season for the Philadelphia Athletics after earlier stints with Welch and Beckley in the Mountain State League was inducted Tuesday in Huntington. Bowles who had been living in Welch and Beckley married a Welch girl and is a father of a young daughter. He was sent up from McDowell County Draft Board No 1 and had been playing in Lancaster when called to the majors.
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Welch
W. Va
Charles
Major
Bowles
Philadelphia Athletics
Army
Huntington
Beckley
McDowell County
Town Hall
Mass
Lancaster
It's Gridmans Heart Not Size That Counts
Charlottesville Virginia Frank J Murray head football coach at the University of Virginia is amused by discussions of small players. He argues that heart speed and maneuverability beat mere size and mocks the idea of coaching ambition. Murray skims a clipping and praises players with big hearts over physical heft.
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Charlottesville, Va
Frank J. Murray
University of Virginia
Mussolini
Murray
Frank Hinkey
Linemen Star At Week In College Football Honors
Linemen from Virginia and Rice highlighted an awards list of 27 top blockers. Seiler scored a kickoff return TD after a blocked punt against VMI, while Malmberg dominated Texas Tech with five of seven tackles as Rice won. Other standouts included Myslinski White and U P Penn State guards Jaffurs and Kerasiotis, with several tackles and blocks noted across teams.
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New York
Robert Seiler
Virginia
Charlie Malmberg
Rice
Seiler
Milwaukee
Virginia Military Institute
V.M
Vv. M. I
Malmberg
Texas Tech
Jim White
Notre Dame
Casimir Myslinski
Army Center
Navy
Penn
Myslinski
George Munger
White
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Purdue
Alex Agase
Dick Barwegen
Middle West
Badgers
Nick Kerasiotis
St. Ambrose College
Chicago Bear
Iowa Seehawk
Fort Riley
Dan Faurot
Kerasiotis
Johnny Jaffurs
Penn State
Wilkinsburg
West Virginia
Ira Rodgers
Jaffars
Ray Vincent
Northwestern
Paul Mitchell
Minnesota
Ulysses Cornogg
North Carolina
Bill Hill
Nebraska
Ed Miller
Kansas
Bill Ward
Washington
Mac Whiting
Yale
Herb Turley
Texas Aggies
Bob Kigelberger
Missouri
Marlan Eilis
Kansas State
Alex Kapter
Ralph Strayhorn
Gordon Berlin
Dan Kirschenheuter
Tulane
Grafton Pearce
North Carolina State
Merle Dinkins
Oklahoma
Rex Wagner
Iowe State
Joe Parker
Texas
Frank Quillen
Pomona Coach Hails Army Star Glenn Davis as Top Talent
Pomona College coach Merritt praises Army tailback Glenn Davis as one of football history’s greatest prospects. Davis, a sensational player, stands out to national observers and could shape the season with his impact on the field.
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Dayvis
Pomona Cal Pi
Fuzz Merritt
Pomona College
Glenn Davis
Army
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Am D Cox
Cuca Elah
Cox
Bord FE. Golder
Utica Sports Boosters Association
Johnson BD. McMahon
Rome
Frances MecConnell
Irene O'Shea
Harold Martin
Ogdensburg
Sox
Hes
Apting
Osbornes
Norton
Masseur
Eunice van Patten
Maryvin-Neitzel
Claire Bannister
Beryl Bhun
Virginia Messick
Connie van Patten
Helene Jensen
Bernice Brown
Agnes de Luca
Anita Garham
Hazel Champline
Irene Lumley
Wally Brewers
Wally
Capt
Ward Wagar
Doug Engle
Macey
Rabbitt
Danny Heary
Chocolates
Moe Heath
Don Heath
Ken Heldeman
Eisner
Helmbolds
MacCochrans
Lynch
Taylor
Capt. MacCochran
Pabsts
Brimmers
Capt. Pabst
Harrison
MacLaren
Brimmer
Connor
Smyths
Rohns
Fraser
Wiles
Pillsworth
Quas
Beddows
Qua
Hallman
Herrick
Peiper
Hyde
Central Lutheran
Nationals
Central Lutheran Church League
Schofield
Hermance
Wetzel
E Miller
Brownie
Fifth Avenue
Prof. Morses
Zibros
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Diners
Fitzgeralds
Kasarjians
Carignans
Morris
Carley
Gorsky
Kasarjian
Crash” Hartnagie
Bill O'Dell
Pepper” Cooney
al Izzo
Shortcircuit’ Magill
Matt Curley
Leo “Butch” Buurkner
Hudson Women’s
Elinor Wells
Hilda Bailey
Kay Tybush
Dolly Rich
Margaret van Deusen
Clara McPhail
Troy Merchants
Steve Sally
Mike Heblock
Heblock
Harold O'Hara
Jim Crossen
Bob Langlotz
Joe Scala
Jack Filkins
Joe Pytko
Waldo Wagar
Ralph Nesta
Herb Fleck
Joe Kelly
Cy Wagar
Harlow ‘Tucker
Floyd Wills
IRPI
Gridman
St Peter
Phooey
Ni” of Nation
Whitey
Carstairs
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co. Inc
Baltimore
Qache
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