Mauriello Wins or Ties in Garden Boxing Tonight
Mauriello meets Savold in a ten round heavyweight bout at the Garden, a rematch after last year. Tami Mauriello is the favorite at 5 to 9, but Lee Savold eyes a return to even footing after a prior Card. Promoter Mike Jacobs reports strong advance sales and potential gate of around $40,000 with 14,000 expected in attendance. Post time listed as 7:00 p.m. (EW.T.)
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Troy High and Catholic High Grid Teams Ready for Scholastic Battle
Catholic Highs football team aims to extend its two game win streak today at 3 pm against Troy High on School 14 field. The renewal of the series since 1935 features lineup steadiness, with Talbot out for Navy V-3 and Tom Egan stepping in at end.
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Ed Hanlon
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Baseball MVPVoting Split Between Writers and Players
The piece debates who should be the National League MVP, Stan Musial, and whether players would align with writers. It notes potential differences if players voted, cites Stan Hark and Terry Moore as possible contenders, and discusses how cross‑league scheduling reduced typical comparisons among Notre Dame, USC, Army, Michigan, and others, affecting judgment of value.
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Harmon's Heroic Jungle Rescue and Flight to Fame
Tom Harmon, missing in action then rescued in a jungle ordeal, earned his silver wings as a twin engine bomber pilot at Williams Field Arizona on October 30 192 He recalls four days and nights in swamps as his luckiest touchdown leading to a college career highlighted by the greatest highs during his year. Harmon later built a life in Ann Arbor after moving his parents into a 31900 home and pursuing film and radio work during and after graduation.
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Coy Staple of Yale Backfield Reigns as Greatest Fullback
By Harry Grayson the piece lauds Edward Harris Coy as the era's top fullback amid Harvard and Yale clashes. It recalls Kennard’s, Coy’s famed drives, a field goal, a brace of scores in snowbound Princeton games, and the roaring crowd in Cambridge as Coy delivers decisive plays in his junior year.
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Dog Notes and Tales of Dogs in War and Care
The piece discusses Russian shepherd dogs aiding Allied war efforts and how dogs chew to ease teething. It includes anecdotes from Princeton and Yale football, advice on humane puppy training, and veterinary tips on cleaning ears, coat care, and fly repellent with practical remedies from cod liver oil to citronella and creoline mixes.
Walter Okeson Dies Czar of College Football at 68
Walter R. Okeson, longtime grid official and chairman of the NCAA football rules committee nicknamed the czar of college football, died after a long illness. He was 68, Lehigh University vice president and treasurer, former EIAC commissioner, and Lehigh football player and volunteer coach from 1896 to 1916.
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A's Lose Bowles Hire New Backstop
The Philadelphia Athletics lost Charlie Bowles a right handed pitcher from Lancaster in the Interstate League to the Army yesterday but gained a new varsity catcher William H Mull Jr from Holy Cross. Connie Mack announced Bowles induction at Huntington West Virginia and compared him to Mickey Cochrane noting if Bowles is half as good his first year he will satisfy.
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Major) Bowles
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Leafs Wings Battle to 5-5 Deadlock
The Maple Leafs twice erased deficits to tie the Detroit Red Wings 5 5 before 9 738 fans in a rough NHL game. Three second period goals tied the game at 4 4 as Babe Pratt answered Pat Egan in the third, marking the season’s first clash of the unbeaten rivals amid nine penalties in 21 minutes.
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Bowling Walton Motor League openers feature Panza led win
The Panels captained by Otto Panza defeated the Plymouths in two games to seize the first quarter title. Panza and teammates McGrath and Fitzgerald posted multiple 500s, while George Clarke led the Coupes with a 561, but they fell to the Broughans.
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Yale Preps for Brown Then Princeton Finale
Yale returned to fundamentals in football practice as Brown looms tomorrow and the season ends with a Princeton game ten days away.
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Irish Army May Go To Air In Stadium Tussle
Notre Dame and Army meet at Yankee Stadium in a 30th anniversary clash. Johnny Lujack will not play, Bertelli out, but the Irish look to new receivers and a strong passing attack. Army shifts to the air under Kenna after a 13 13 tie with Penn State, with Refalko and Kenna drawing coaching notice.
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Lansingburg Leads In City Scholastic Grid Scoring
Lansingburg High tops the city with 88 points in five games while holding opponents to 30. Troy High trails with 52 points for a 3-2 mark, Catholic High at 40 for 2-2, and La Salle at 36 with 2-3. Upcoming games feature CCHS vs Troy and La Salle vs Vincentian, with seeding implications for the city championship.
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Mickey Owen Under Knife
Dodgers catcher Mickey Owen underwent an appendectomy yesterday. Dr. Robert F. Hyland said he came through the operation satisfactorily. Owen, a former St Louis Cardinal, arrived Wednesday night from his spring home near Springfield Missouri.
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Detroit Star Don Grosso Fitted With Special Wrist Brace
The Detroit Red Wings announced center Don Grosso, famed for forechecking, was fitted with a special aluminum brace for an injured left wrist. He may return Sunday against Boston, after an earlier operation kept him out last summer, leaving Detroit with six holdovers from its Stanley Cup defending squad.
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