Yankees Plan Atlantic City training in spring
The World Champions completed arrangements to train in Atlantic City at Bader Field with indoor drills at Wan wee Then Guard Armory if needed. Manager Joe McCarthy announced no hotel was booked yet and the start date would follow season timing, aiming for April 18. Exhibition games with other major clubs are planned nearby.
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Indians Hold Indoor Drill Ahead of Princeton Meet
Dartmouths football squad trained indoors due to snow and cold, risking a Saturday game at Princeton without outdoor practice. End Al Russell suffered a minor injury and was replaced by Wall Mercer during the drill as Coach Brown prepared defensive schemes against Princetons typical plays.
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Former Negro Boxer Dies at 69 in Hempstead
Larry Temple, a former outstanding Negro welterweight, died late yesterday at Meadowbrook Hospital Hempstead New York. He never weighed more than 147 pounds during his boxing career and fought Sam Langford four times with one win, one loss, one stoppage, and one no decision. Temple had retired since 19 and later trained for William Fox and Bernard Gimbel.
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Colgate at Full Strength for Lions
Colgate Red Raiders practiced in preparation for the Lions as Jack Owen and Joe Dilts returned from injuries and scrimmaged for the first time since the Cornell game. Bob Behrens attempted passes while receivers worked through Columbia formations in a long scrimmage yesterday.
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Host By Proxy At Annual Dinner
Memphis Central High coach Bob Porter entertained his football squad with a banquet annually. This year he was away in the Pacific serving as a Navy ensign, yet the fete proceeded as planned with Porter hosting by proxy via mail arrangements.
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Truxtun Hare All America Guard at Penn Details
A profile of T Truxtun Hare as a standout guard for the University of Pennsylvania, noting his All America honors, track prowess, and role in the guards back formation. Highlights include his scoring and kicking, captaincy, and later career in law and education work.
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Hershey Bears blank Pittsburg Hornets 4 0 in win
Hershey Pa UPI The Hershey Bears dominated the Pittsburg Hornets 4 to 0 to regain first place in the AHL eastern division. Gauthier opened scoring at 52 seconds, Hodgins scored in the second period, Patterson added a second in the same frame, and Captain Wally Kilrea sealed the win in the third after a brief penalty.
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Troy Area Bowling Notes in Round Two Matches
The Brownie league round two shows margins of two to one with victories by the Kasarjians the Carignans and the Morris Store while the FitzGeralds beat Fifth Avenue Diners and Job Evers led with a 214 551 series. Several players tally big scores in honorable mention and separate league results across Mayfair Amalgamated and Camp Girls sections.
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Michigan Host To Ohio State Ann Arbor Crowd Hope Fades
Michigan faces Ohio State in a long running series seen as a press agents dream. Attendance has slipped from the usual 87,000 to perhaps 45,000 as fans show apathy. The game could decide a share of the Western Conference title, though optimism is limited.
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Tigers Point For Indians In Princeton Scrimmage
In a lively scrimmage Princeton stars Bernie Gallagher and Art McMahon paced the Tigers against the scrubs. Gallagher opened large holes for backs Pete Glick and Dave Marshall as McMahon added blocking. Capt. Wayne Harding and teammates extended solid gains as relief for Herb Warden against Dartmouth.
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Navy Prepares For Army Battle at West Point
Annapolis MD Navy football coaches conducted a long scrimmage to test both lines and backfield in prep for Army at West Point on November 27. They studied Army cadets trick plays Captain John E Welcher planned to use against the four academy teams in ten days of practice.
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Texas Twins Place-Kicking Fools Split Bar 132 Times
Smith twins Bobby Lee and Hobbie Dee, 19, from Wichita Falls Texas, claim a national interscholastic record by booting 132 extra points in three years of high school play. Now in Naval training near Memphis they keep practicing, noting barefoot kicks past when rules allowed.
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Racing Breaks Nine Records in Record NY Season
New York’s richest racing season set five world and four state marks and 29 new track records. Attainment spanned Jamaica, Aqueduct, and Belmont venues with record betting totals and a Memorial Day crowd of 52,011 at Belmont Park. Key feats included the $2,926,702 matuels total and a world record nine-day victory meet. Counts cite Count Fleet and Markobob among standout performances.
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Congressman's Philadelphia bid for Army-Navy game location
Representative Walter of Pennsylvania urged the military affairs committee to move on HCR 56 to relocate the Army-Navy football game to Philadelphia for December 4. He cited USO readiness to handle tickets on short notice and argued Philadelphia's facilities and location best serve the event and thousands of spectators. Senator Mead supported the NY alternative to New York if moved there.
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Cornell Eleven Holds Dummy Scrimmage At Bacon Cage
Cornell gridders conducted a dummy scrimmage on Bacon Cage turf rather than the snowy field. Both first and second teams worked equally on offense and defense. Fullback Ed Schneider returned after a two day absence with a cold. Joe Brozina, spare right tackle, stayed in Boston after the Dartmouth game due to a foot infection and is considered for the Pennsylvania game.
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Fight Trainer Becomes Sicilian Official in Duce's Back Yard
Pete Leto, a 110-pound Army veteran and former fight trainer from Tampa, rose to vice mayor of a Sicilian town and serves as right hand to a lieutenant colonel. His ascent hinges on fluent Sicilian speech and native heritage, dating back to 1939 when he joined the Army with Tommy Gomez.
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Bruins to Use Don Gallinger Tonight at Chicago
Don Gallinger will play center for the Boston Bruins against the Chicago Blackhawks despite a severe barley horse injury that threatened to bench him for several games. Art Ross announced the lineup as players entered. Gallinger was hurt Tuesday in a 2-2 tie with the Canadiens and missed the third period. his leg has improved rapidly with treatment. After Chicago, Boston travels to Montreal for a third game with the undefeated Canucks before returning home to face the Toronto Maple Leafs Tuesday with captain Dit Clapper leading the team in Ross's absence due to a New York meeting.
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Tufts Gridders Prep For Holy Cross Game
Medford Mass Tufts varsity football continued practice with JV and second team scrimmaging for twenty minutes using Holy Cross plays. Coach Lew Manley reports encouraging progress from injured players and expectations rise for an effective lineup against Holy Cross Sunday. Bob Sherry and Chick Rutter remain limited while Tony Zullo and Powell Puckett returned to full drills after knee injuries.
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Boston Olympics blank Falcons in 3 0 victory
Maurice Corteau shutout the Philadelphia Falcons as the Boston Olympics win their fifth straight Eastern League game. Al Palazzari scored twice in the first period and Tommy Brennan added the final goal in the late stages before 3,300 fans.
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