RPI 11 Fast Rounding Into Shape for Brooklyn Finale
RPI enters finals after three days of practice with Brooklyn College in Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon. Coach Paul Graham reshapes for a six win two loss season end, replacing seven stars and testing new players including D E Jorden and R G Magney while veterans fight for spots at ends guards and backs.
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Geidders
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn Setunday
Paul Graham
Conner
Jordan
Sgen
Beard
Powell
Rowe
D. E Jorden
Lee
R. G. Magney
RPT
Jim Jones
Central College
Don Krashes
Ohina
Wall
Crater
W. Crowley
Middlebury College
Servia
W. King
Stowe
Pastellan
Don Camsron
Middlebury
Engineers
Phei Brooklyns
Ccw.y
Mass. State
Atlantic City
Dyer Named To Manage Cardinals In St Louis
Longtime St Louis Baseball executive Brendan Lunt Breadon appointed Eddie Dyer to manage the Cardinals for the next season. The decision comes after Billy Southworth left to join the Houston Braves, with Breadon noting Dyer’s strong one year track record and promising future for the club.
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Louis GF
Lunt Breadon
Eddie Dyer
Jenguy
Louis Cardinals
Fralion
Redbarda Bitough
Touter Doclor
Cardinals
Aucounds
Billy Southworth
Tighe Money
Heston Braves
Breaton
Billy
Southworth
Sue
Brendan
Bratch Rickey
Rickey
Cardinal
Breailyn
Rogers Hornsby
Bill McKechnie
Frankie Frosch
Hase‘bolt
Frisch Laler Swas
Dizzy Dean
Gore
Chicago Cubs
Brendon
Bruins Rally To Top Leafs In 4-3 Thriller
Boston erased two early Toronto goals to beat the Maple Leafs 4 3 at home. Dan Gallinger scored the winner at 13 22 of the final period, aided by Guido Guidolin, as Boston improved to 1 0 in the set.
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Toronto Upi
Boston Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Dan Gallinger
Gallinger
Bep Guidoig
Bruims
Guidolin
Boston
Toronto
Billy Taylor
Gaye Stewart
Leafs
Bruins
Jack Crawford
Woody Dunvart
Vic Rlc
ALPL
Loine Carr
Calgary
Sweeney Schriner
Hap Day
Ted
Taylor
Schrier
Carr
Syl Apps
Totonia Ice
Hob Davidson
Mel Hil
Gus Bodnar
Stewart
Bue Esinicki
Bobby Bauer
Teafe
Josten Palle
Paul Wiheault
Aldegs Basten
Toronte
Smoke Clouded Braves Success Says Legislator
A Boston attorney told a legislative commission that smoke from a rail yard locomotives clouded the Atlanta Braves appearance in recent years. The smoke may have affected players and spectators, prompting calls to end the nuisance. The commission chairman noted a fly seen in the smoke last summer as proof of the issue.
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Pastor T
Boston
John FR
Kewor
Grewler Boston
Bader Braves
Neld Kower
Sfow
Commission
Donald T. Nicholwan
Ro Wareham
Swedish Track Officials Weigh Pro Sports Status
Interest focused on a Stockholm meeting of the Swedish Athletics Association as officials consider charging athletes including Guerler Hagg and Arno Andersson with professionalism. Testimony from sports leaders and officials could disqualify clubs and endanger indoor season plans, with potential international and national implications.
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Stockholm GP
Sporta
Guerler Hagg
Arno Anderson
Lhe ‘Oecheene
Expressney
Nven
Hage
Anderson
Aftonbladet
Andersson
United States
Bany Nad
Baltimore Added to Pro Football Loop
Baltimore was granted the eighth franchise in the new All-America Football Conference per commissioner Crowley. The Baltimore Sun reported R. Bruce Livie of Baltimore and associates won the rights, with stadium terms to be agreed. The park board delayed action pending a conference with Livie and partners.
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Bally Dia
James Hy
Croweley
Cotemissioner
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Setler
Baltimore Stadium
R. Bruce Livie
the Sun
Crowley
Inert
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Miami
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Tillmore Porle
Frank Durkes
Acse
Uivle
Mixed League honors and high series across multiple clubs
The article chronicles league bowling results with top scores and notable performances. Highlights include W Madeira earning honors in the Mixed League with a 513 series, several June leaders such as Normandin and Sveloff, and Bullett leading the women with a 186499. Numerous teams and players are listed with individual game and series totals across leagues including Troy District, Frothofer, Tully A A, Yale Cornell, and Troy Merchants, detailing wins, high games, and weekly prize winners.
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Bullett
L. Cathout
J. Simonian
A. Waranda
Rogan
EB. Freeman
Troy
Jerry's Tavern
Hearts
Ossney
Jayson
Grill
Cluts
Frothofer
Ray Mason
Joe
Navy
Notre Dame
Ray
Joe Rivage
Wilh
Slovans
AOL
Lou
O'Liea
Penn
Red Mason
Joe McGivern
Lashey
Princeton
Red Granan
Culgate
Army
Cornell
Merritt Dufresne
Trey Copaleo
UEA
Fatimas
Wings
Hoffman
Wags
Ring
Raleighs
Ralaghs Us
W. Shultis
Jit McGowan
Flynn
Pall Malls
Mosher
Troy Merchants
Pete Stubel
Skeels Wright
Pete
Wagar
Steve Sally
Joe Pytie
Jack Martin
Ed Coyne
Joe Sacala
Frank Bulleigh
Wagars
St Anthony Vliet meet aims to rebound after loss
St Anthony's of Troy face Sacred Heart of Watervliet at Prospect Park Sunday at 2 pm aiming to rebound from a 35–0 defeat earlier in the season against the Vliet gridiron squad. Expected lineup includes Testo, Prince, and J Cardan among others.
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St. Anthonys
Troy
Sacred Heart of Watervi
Prospect Park
St Anthony's
Vitel
Trojans
Testo
Prince
Ensig
E. Yoinin
Valenty
Taratta
Mat Contest Listed for JCC Smoker
John Feeley a Green Island police officer and popular wrestler appears in a mat match at the Jewish Community Center annual athletic carnival and smoker next Thursday. His opponent will be announced in the next few days. The program includes three boxing bouts a battle royal hand balancing weight lifting and novelty events. A sellout crowd is expected for the 8 30 p m show.
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John Feeley
Green Island
Appene
Jewish Community Center
Feeley
Reece Wins Victory Meet Four Rivals at Jamaica Track
At Jamaica, Reece, a young filly, won the mile and furlong feature by four lengths in 160 35, clocking slower than the track record. The $10,000 added race drew 24,895 fans as Reece earned a substantial purse of $6,640 with Arnold Kirkland up. Teeeeca, Berle, Good Morning, and Segula trailed in a tight stretch run as Repula and others chased the winner. Racing donations atop the season neared $660,500, part of an expected year total surpassing $22,000,000 nationwide.
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C. V. Whittney
Reece
Ap Mahmound
New York
Miar
Taklore Bighor
Harry Greenhelm
Williony Waddward
Sagula
Hus
Sivantra Bad Tha
Ravee
Arnold Iirkland
Repula
Teeeca
Berle &Y
Segula
Southworth Leaves Cardinals to Manage Braves
Boston signs veteran manager Southworth to a three year contract worth about 20000 per season to rebuild the Boston Braves after leaving the St Louis Cardinals. He vows full effort and notes President Lou Perini arranged talks with Cardinals leadership for his move.
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Boston
Southworth
St. Lous Cardinals
Beston Braves
Braves
St. Louis
Lou Perini
del Bissonette
Detroit
Air. Perini
Cardinals
Southweath
Hoathworth
Pittsburg
Rabbit Maranville
Milly the
Red Sox
Harry Hooper
Rochester
Bill Schechnie
Rorchester
Cardinal
Columbus
Ashville
Memphis
Red Blades
Pach
Tpe New York Yankees
At. Lews Browns
Bob Quinn
Ston
Yankees
Vardinaly
Conn Exhibits, Savold Wins in Kansas City Card
Ex Army contender Conn from Pittsburg battled Bearcat Jones in a three round exhibition, signaling a shift toward Chicago and Hot Springs rest before a title shot with Joe Louis next June. Lee Savold from Des Moines stopped Sammy Williams in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout, with crowd around 6 600. Comiskey and Savold then drew a similar pattern in a third round knockout of Dan Steritt, as both men mauled their rivals before the falls.
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Conn
Fittsburg
Jor Louis
Bearcat Jones
Pittsburg
Jones
Chicago
Hot Springs
Ark
Loveraining
Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Samny Jun Wiliams
Cleveland
Cominkey
Sqvold
Braves Plan Night Games After Lighting Install
Braves announce installation of lighting towers at the Tiraves field for 170000 dollars. Club president Lou Pernt says the team will play at least 14 night games next season to meet public demand, with plans to elevate the club’s schedule and fan experience.
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Bouton UT
Tiraves
Tanupry
Lou Pernt
Tnat
Smoore
Portal
Unsung Amateur Leads Pro Aces at North and South Open
Pinehurst North Carolina unsung amateur Cary Middlecoff of Memphis fired a sub par 69 to lead the pros at the halfway point of the North and South Open. Hogan and Shute posted 74s to fall off pace while 43 players qualified for the final 38 holes for the $9 000 in war bond prizes. Middlecoff opening with a birdie string and a steady 23 putts highlighted a strong round as Doering Metz Sarazen Hamilton and Snead trailed.
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Pinehurst
N.C
LE Cary Middlecot
Memphis
Baneny
Hogan
Donny Shute
Voltapaken Coutenant
Valley Forge
Army Hospital
Horney
Shute
Akron
Ohio
Mike Turnosa
Knollwood
N. X
Middlecoft
Art Doering
Chicago
Dick Metz
Daal
N. J
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Ligutenant
Tennessee
Hagen
Notre Dame Preps Defense For Army Clash In New York
South Bend Ind. WM Coach Hugh Devore conducted a final hard practice for Notre Dame before the Army game. The squad worked on defense against various plays and formations while lineup moves included Fallon shifting to the backcourt and Mallon under consideration for action. Floyd Simmons, newly arrived from St Mary’s, may miss the trip as he has not yet learned signals.
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South Bend
Ind
Hugh Devore
Notre Dame
Army
Jack Fallon
Uokie
Pete Berevney
Devore
Mallon
Floyd Simmons
Portland
Oregon
Nolin Dame
St. Mary's
Gaindldate
New York
Swede Larson, Navy Coach, Dies at 46
Emory Elleworth reports Swede Larson, longtime Navy football coach and colonel, died in Annapolis after ill health while on naval duty. Larson led Navy to a historic 1939 Army–Navy football streak and, after joining Annapolis as major, coached Marine Corps detachment and Navy athletics with a warm voice and engaging style. He graduated from his unnamed alma mater and became a pivotal figure in midshipmen sports.
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Caren
Navy
Larson
Army
Annapolis
Marine Corps
Pennsylvanias football coach returns amid anxiety before Columbia visit
University of Pennsylvania football coach Munger resumes duties after two weeks in hospital as Penn braces for undefeated Columbia. The team focuses on defense against New York passer talent and faces nervous spectators and alumni amid the upcoming clash.
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University of Pennsylvana
George Manger
Galumbia
Munger
aAtthele Andaldiiranis
Penn
Cohuubin
Sol Lalchman
Paul Governali
Navy Athlete Larson Earned All America Mention 1922
The record cites academy star Larson as a standout athlete who captained the Navy team in 1921 and 1922 and earned recognition on Walter Camp’s second All America list. His long service saw him reach eleven naval posts including Quantico and Haweil, with time at Darria Island and Shanghat.
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Walter Camp
Ita
Larson
Servies
Toth
Abroat
Quantica
Darria Island
Haweil
Shanghat
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