Pete Virgin Devastates Baker In Fifth Round KO
In Syracuse action Pete Virgin overwhelmed James Baker with a knockout in the fifth round after a torrid exchange. Bakers stomach and head were targeted as referee halted the bout. Robinson and Mammone also scored quick KOs in separate bouts.
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Jennie Belantec
Syracuse
Joey Robinson
Buffalo
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Epner
Robinson
Secon
Sammy Mammone
Stanford
Conn
Eayoe
Pete Cappy
Att Kingston
Bob Harvey
Frank Pilliter
Garfield
Tony Forezzi
Albany
Ate Hock
Brooklyn
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Troy
Louis Kaynes Davis in 53 Seconds
Louis Kaynes Davis, world heavyweight champion, knocked out Johnny Davis in 53 seconds of the first round at Memorial Auditorium before about 7,197 spectators. Davis dropped at 0:53 after a six left jabs setup a right cross to the jaw.
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Davis
Brooklyn
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Lewis
Pete DeRuzza Stops Carubia in Technical Knockout
Pete DeRuzza secured a technical knockout over Carubia in a boxing match described with fragmented foreign names and odd digits. The bout is noted with references to taunts and surrounding figures, including PR Hugh Walkerz, with unclear locations and scoring.
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Memarehecz
Braves Dip Into Owners Bankroll for 12 Players
The Braves reshuffle their roster by adding 12 players including Joe Mack Vince Shupe and Bill Ramsey from several teams. New pitchers Harry Petty and Mike Alcraftee join Hartford and Memphis affiliates while outfielders Wayne Blackburn and Sten Wentzel arrive from Indianapolis and Hartford as part of a major revamping effort.
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Los Angeles
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Columbus
Vince Shupe
Dei Bissonette
Hartford
Conn
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Harry Petty
Hartvord
Mike al Craftee
Memphis
Bil Ramsey
Sacramento
Wayne Blackburn
Swatier
Indianapolis
Sten Wentzel
Wagar League Highlights and Individual Scores
Warren Heath topped the Wagar League standings this week with a 3 4 tally. Notables included runner up Foster at 208 338 and wallxy Brewer 524. Other top names: Manny 326 Warner 382, Borgen 484 Engle 255 Fonda 438, Capt. French 382. In team play the Vanillas beat the Chocolates and the Strawberries beat the Coffees. Balbo Mixed league shows Joe Bagnar in second at 385 with Feito and Tons also noted. Tanking leader Mary Bagnardi posted a 32 triple with Frances Forster following. Anna Tih led 742 with Bernice Bannister nearby.
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Wallxy Brewer
iTheodore Manny
C. Warner
Bill Borgen
Jonie Engle
Neal Fonda
Charles” French
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Tony Tons
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Samurai
Army Navy Game Shift Rests With President
Congress weighs moving the Army Navy game from Annapolis to a larger venue to boost war bond sales. Secretaries Stimson and Forrestal reportedly consider public hosting and a Baltimore site, with a decision expected within 24 hours.
Bruins Rally To Beat Hawks 7-5 In Garden Thriller
Bruins rally to defeat the Chicago Hawks 7-5 before a sellout crowd of 73 500 at the Boston Garden. Herb Cain and Bit Cupeio each scored twice, Danny Bui added a goal and three assists, and the game benefited the Disabled Fans' Fund.
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Seldier
Jacobs to Bring Horses To Florida
Coral Gables Florida Hirsch Jacobs a leading American horse trainer will bring a large stable to Tropical Park for a 20 day winter meeting. He plans to ship about 40 horses to the Florida track and will base operations there for the season. Jacobs aims to field fresh runners for spring campaigns in New York while maintaining a strong Winter program.
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Columbia Points For Brown Game
Columbia University prepared for Brown with the first team practicing offense while second-stringers faced a Brown-like unit in tuning plays. Fulback Walker Kondratovich and quarterback Bob Lincoln led the preparation as injuries sidelined Bi for machine igaing Brow to likely miss Penn clash.
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Columbia
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Bob Lincoln
Penn
Football to Send Men to War Theaters
New York reports plans to dispatch football coaches to war theaters after the arid campaign as baseball proceeds. Lt Col Hessy We Esky and Mark of the Army Service Forces are linked to the effort with Crisler of Michigan and Steve Owens of the New York Pro Giants as proposed organizers. Tex Oliver, former Oregon coach now Navy lieutenant commander, is Olson’s choice to lead island eleven efforts at Pearl Harbor.
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Arsenal Eleven in Form for Ithaca Game
Watervliet Arsenal football team shapes up for a return clash with Cornell Jaycees in Ithaca on Friday. They depart early Friday morning and may watch the Dartmouth game Saturday, aiming to avenge a recent two game setback. Captain Keiley predicts the lineup with Mackes and Zyniewski ends, Furdena at guard, Vorry at center, and Pelio at fullback.
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Injured Cornell Back Returns to Practice
Cornell back Fehaca returns to practice after suffering a head injury in the Navy game last Saturday. He rejoined teammates as Dekidebrun ran at left half while the Red stressed defensive assignments against the Dartmouth formation. other backs included Seiger Drogin Tower.
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Ed Dudley Heads PGA For Fourth Time In 1940s Session
Ed Dudley of the Broadmoor Country Club was elected to his fourth term as president of the Professional Golfers Association at the 28th convention in Asageia. Franz Spragelt and Withke Adaguire were named secretary and treasurer respectively, with other officers elected for regional districts. PGA officials cited war relief funds and an expanding schedule with large prize pools, noting the winter tour features a $150,000 war bonds prize fund and star players like Sam Snead and Craig Wood.
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JCC Seeks Teams for Winter Court Loop Leagues
The Jewish Community Center announces a fourth Sunday afternoon league for boys aged 13 to 16 and separate girl teams playing Monday and Wednesday nights. Interested players or teams should call to register as schedules may be prepared for immediate play.
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Army in Top Shape for Penn Game
West Point prepared for the Penn contest in Philadelphia Saturday. Pi Army reported in perfect condition and loosened up in a brisk workout yesterday under a warm sun. Coach Fort Blaik said he was optimistic about a good game with the Quakers.
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Army Navy game shift eyed for big stadium move
Army and Navy reorganization talk surfaces as leaders push to move the Army-Navy game from Ann satis to a large venue. The plan would tie into a Sixth War Loan drive, with West Point and Navy viewed as top draws as supporters seek a national showcase.
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