CCHS Team Sets Sights On Glens Falls Final
Catholic High School's football squad under Coach Bill Carley tunes for a finale at Glens Falls St. Mary's Academy. A large contingent travels with players including Ends Bas Guilie and Joe Reicher, centers Johan Wis Bi and Owen 5, and grads Jie Rogers Ab Zamri.
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Bill Carley
St. Mary's Academy
Glens
Catherine
Ray Ter
Cathey
Treer
Iimaue
Gens
Tse
Bas Guilie
Joe Reicher
Nick Anthony
Jie Rogers
Ab Zamri
Johan Wis Bi
Byrnes
Owen
Jones
Jaca John Sweeney
Former Ohio State Star to Start for Army
West Point Coach Sam Red Bleik announced that Dean Sensanbaugher, former Ohio State back and East West game star, would start at fullback for Army in the traditional Gissie against Notre Dame. The backfield includes Cant, Tom Lombard, Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard as the others in the first string.
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West Point
Sam Red” Bleik
Dean Sensanbaugher
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Fantee Stadium
Dick W
Sensorbaugher
Tom Lombards
Glenn Davis
Doc Blanchard
Grayson's Scoreboard on Navy Notre Dame Armored by Grads
Harry Grayson reflects on Navy's dominant performance over Notre Dame in Baltimore. He notes Navy's tempo and midshipmen depth, highlights Ed McKeever and Adem Walsh, and questions how Notre Dame was outmatched on both lines. He predicts Irish improvement against future opponents despite the setback.
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Harry Grayson
New York
NEA
Notre Dame
Navy
Bors
Pet Filley
Bob Helitere
Fall Tree Adams
Gian Ghrt
Smeckover
Ark
Ecua
N.c.aa
Usus
Cradtoen
Georgia Tech
North Caroline
Admirals
Wavy
Baltimore
Fred
Army
Duke Club
Jack Lavelle
Red Blaik
Wes
Navy Neds
Sotre Dame
Ed McKeever
Adem Walsh
Notre Dane
Deke
Notre
Suse Dame
Arcyr
West Point
Brown Prepares For Yale Game
Brown football coaches and players held a brisk workout as they prepared for Saturday’s visit to Yale. The first two teams focused on the defense they plan to use against Yale.
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Brown
Providence
CPI
Pip Engle
Bruns
Tucker Brings Air Power as Army Faces Notre Dame
Army quarterback Tucker known as Chuckin Tuck leads an aerial attack with receivers and backs in a key showdown versus Notre Dame. Notre Dame counters with Dancewicz Gesparelli and Kelly as Eddie Reever vows heavy passing, aiming to break a 13 year victory drought.
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Chuckin
Tuck
Tucker
Army
Notre Dame
Bir
Young Arnold Chuckin
Tucks Fucker
Army Footash
New York
Yankee Stadium
Earl Blatk
Armig
Cattier Experieccs
University of Florida
John Sauer
Fiven
Villanova
Elsitt
Carlets
Pot Blanchard
Bobby Dobbs
Glenn Davis
Joel Ball
Wives Army
Cadets
Frank’ Dancewicz
Joe Gesparelli
Eddie Reever
Bob Kelly
South Bend Rambler
Nesy Im
Grant Beats Jones in Six Round Heavyweight Bout
Elizabeth New Jersey hosted a six round feature fight where Billy Grant defeated Henry Jones by the judges decision in six rounds. Referee Gene Roman scored all rounds for Grant except the third. A Newark card included Mobley over Pell in a separate draw and Tony knocking out Ramirez in 58 seconds of the first round.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Billy Grant
Orange
Henry Jones
New York
Scott Hall
Gene Roman
Grant
al Mobley
Newark
Jimmy Pell
Young
Tony
Jos Ramirez
To Form District Bowling League Organizes Meeting
Bill Edmonds of Schenectady seeks to form a district bowling league with special match teams. A meeting is set for Sunday at 3 PM at Mont Pleasanteliers in Schenectady and invites interested teams to attend.
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Bill Edmonds
Schenectady
Edmonds
Mont Pleasanteliers
Schenectdar
Troy Merchants League Scores and Weekly Winners
The Troy Merchants League standings show Al Miochon leading the storing par ade with Sil and a 255 total. Lester Schumann and Jake Pectignelli claimed second and third with 552. Team results note Saratoga Dry Beverages and Cahilis winning several matches. Weekly prize winners include Mochon, Cy Wagar, Peltiguelis, Attain, Pytka, Schumann and Sokol. Women’s league high scorers include FL For cucci and A Fello with top singles and triples noted.
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Troy Merchants
al Miochon
Troy Merchants League
Sil
Lester Schumann
Jake Pectignelli
Spiece
Jaen Xilkins
George Alicia
Jud. Montange
Bill Sokol
Bebe” Bebuniek
Pat Simmons
George Murathy Wager
J. Squadere
L. Yeito
KL Vracey
Bagnardi
Forcucci
Yellos
Denios
Scuaderes_ Magfale
Mary Clement
Irene O'Connor
Fearowlar
Michel Millis
Vivian Jones
Brownie Tavern
Troy “S' Taxis
Fitz-+ geralds
Professor Mozses
Mortis
Kesarjians
Zibros
Bolands
Calighans
Job” Evers
Jeaging
Carter Isghs
Switcher
Claessans
Grate A” Gorsky
Magill
Buck” Griffin
See” Rogers
Slider” Izzo
Three Newcomers Join Yale Backfield
New Haven Conn three players drew attention in Yale football drills as coach Howie Odell plans reserve roles for Ho Stevens a 1 year student from Dowagiac Michigan Arnola Waitierler Rochester fullback and Bil Sedowski former halfback at Wesleyan who played baseball with Yale in 1942 summer program
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yels
Howie Odell
Ho Stevens
Dowagiac
Mich
Arnola Wait Ieler
Rochester Fullbeck
Bil Sedowski
Wesleyen ‘Uni
Yele
Columbia Points for Penn Battle
Columbia coaches a stiff workout against Jayvees as preparation for next Saturday’s matchup with Pennsylvania. Coach Som Little plans a revamped backfield with Henry Stout at quarterback Leland Hunter and Lesa Bellingham at halfback and Ralph White at fullback. Pete Martellaro will start at tackle replacing injured Stan Smith.
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New York
Cpt
Som Little
Columbia
Jayvees
Pennsylvania
Little
Henry Stout
Leland Hunter
Lesa Bellingham
Ralph White
Fulback
Bae
Pete Martellaro
Stan Smith
20 Year Old Trotter Judy Pulls Fruit Wagon For Peruzzi
Judy the trotter hauls fruit at a wartime base circuit, winning 20 straight races while owned by Joe Peruzzi. The mare, once an ice cream wagon horse, was trained through hardship as war reshaped her work. Peruzzi, in a derby and suspenders, guides Judy with cautious pride amid fans and rivals.
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S& Liberator
Eini
Foxford
Medar
Sritein
Asc
Joe Peruzzi
Hambi Sethan
Htary
Tae
Judy
Parruzzi
Giana
Peruzzi
Dark Bay
Burg Cagers To Work Out Monday
Larsingburg High School basketball hopefuls prepare a Monday workout after a strong last season. Coach Walt Bexer aims for improvement with six new players joining, while transfers and returning seniors adjust to a home opener on December 2 against Hadson.
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Larsingburg High School
Burg Sars
Ronen
Sher
Monti Pleasant
Schenectady
Iehenens
Wolf Polts
Walt Bexer
Heinen
Georges Winkler
Maniius
Senosend & Benen
Iletvermen
Hadsor
Geldsnerry
Foovozi
Basketbi
Jack Weimes
Redy
Sit
Rebernioz
Hara3
Jack Christopher
Bill
Dave Lecnek
Lennek
Corowners
Fitzsimmons Sees Star In Ron Northey
Phillies manager Fitzsimmons pins hopes on Ron Northey as a rising star for the club. Northey, a 24 year old left handed outfielder from Frackville, has shown late-season power and RBI potential, hitting .289 with 22 homers and 70 RBIs in the recent campaign, and is viewed as a key piece for future success.
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Fitzsimmons
Ron Northey
New York
Ronald James Noctier
Philadelphia Phillies
Fred Pitzsimmons
Feis
Northey
Frackville
Cozl Fields
Fitz
Freddy
Orthey
Ron
Norther
Blue Jays
Connie Mack
Pegzee
Williams- Zorts Grers
Federalaburg
Williamsport
The
Philies
Philes
Muscato Earns Nod Over McDowell In Boxing Card
In Memorial Auditorium a ten round feature saw Muscato of Buffalo win on points over Bill McDowell of Dallas. Other results include Shumway KO'd by Peaks, Turner KO'd Belanger, Ramage beat Leftwich on disqualification, and Maxmato outpointing Ruczyk with Giargano and Drex also noted.
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Buffalo
Phil Muscato
Bill McDowell
Dallas
Tex
Fang
Memorial Auditorium
Buster Peaks
Detroit
Mich
Sam Shumway
Boston
Mess
Rudy Turner
Bufelo
Vic. Belanger
Utica
Sue
Scotty Rama
Cochran Beats Willie Hoppe In 3 Cushion Match
Cochran of San Francisco defeated champion Willie Hoppe of New York in the 1.50 point world over three cushions. The second block ended with Cochran leading 60 51. Hoppe won the earlier Stock segment, giving Hoppe 100 to Cochran 99 after 48 innings.
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Kenses City
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Billard Mate
Willie Hoppe
New York
Cochran
Hoppe
Steuber in Cast as Skyers Play In Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa Bob Steuber former Missouri All American back has his left leg in a cast to protect an injured knee while playing with the Ottumwa Naval Air Station Skyraiders.
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S Steuber
Ottumwa
Bob Steuber
Naval Air Station
Skyera
Klem Rates Marion Equal to Wagner in Field
Former umpire and evaluator reflects on 41 year NL career praising Marion as a superb fielder on par with Wagner. He notes Marion’s improvement, recalls watching him in 1899 and declaring him the most improved ballplayer seen, while discussing Wagner’s bat and base running.
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Klem
Marion
Wagner
Mitsi Beach
Fis
Ema
Toop
Sas
Peta Cium
Klemm Snish
Marios
Imo Wagner
Bs Spei
Ola Hans
Ial
Lanant
Merton
Dabien
Honus
Elem
Marion Wes
Gorey
Sor
Soahersing
Zee
AAU Athletes Set Total of 47 Records This Year
The AAU Records Committee chaired by Ian Paul K. Jordan announced 47 records across track and field swimming weightlifting and horseshoe pitching. Notable performers include Ann Curtis of Crystal Plunge and Alan Ford with record swims and major mile indoor marks by Gil Dodds.
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Aotal
United States
A.A. Records Committee
Ian Paul K. Jordan
Amateur Athletic Union
Simmer
Crystal Plunge Cind
San Francisco
Kansas City
Aled
Mian Ford
Fate
Adolph
Kiefer
Alan Ford
Gil Dodds
Boston
AJA
Bil Fluise
Passaic
Ed Conwell
New York University
Three-Cushion World Championship Returns to New York
For the first time in a decade a world championship three-cushion billiards event will be staged in New York in December 2012.
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New York
Fenimore Shines as Oklahoma A and M Great Back
Oklahoma A and M star Bob Fenimore, praised as one of the era’s best backs, powerfully led the Aggies with multiple long TD runs and passing feats. Despite a leg injury, he contributed as runner passer and returner, earning comparisons to Hall of Famers and drawing praise from peers and writers.
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Harry Grayson
New York
Okicoma A
Tulsa
Eerlier
Henry Froke
Harpeicame
Robert Fenimore
Bod Fenimore
Arkenses
Glenn Rose
Razorbacks
Jack Crain
Texas
Sopho Snore
Fenimore
Oklahoma A
Len Eshmont
Emil Sitko
Norman Navy
West Texas State
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Denver
Cecil Hawkins
West Texas
Neill Armstrong
Aggies
Ivorsman
St Pierre Captures Victory in New Bedford Bout
Arthur Le Pierre of Fall River knocks out Johnny Murray of New York in the second round of a ten round main boxing bout at Bristol Arena New Bedford. Pierre floors Murray three times in the first round with left body punches and finishes with a right uppercut 28 seconds into the second round.
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New Bedford
Mass
Arthur le Pierre
Fall River
Johnny Murry
New York
Bristol
St. Pierre
Southbow
Murray
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Meyer
G. Pilkiss
Virginia McDonald
Leona Becherd
Monica Welek
Mery Cushing
Mary Welch
Lucille Duscan
Merion Wibderly
Marion Cusack
Retie Hane
Penn
Trotter
Sully
Britain
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Louis Disanto
Los Angeles
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Muscato
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