Troy High Faces La Salle In City Grid Clash At North End
Troy High travels to La Salle field tonight for a key city football clash as La Salle seeks to extend an unbeaten 140 game record. Both teams aim to tighten hold on the mythical city title with starting lineups unchanged except for Troy guard replacement Dom Brignola for ill Bob Lynch. La Salle to debut its Cadets in a public appearance with a 40 piece band marching at 8 pm.
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R P L Faces Coast Guard Academy in Crucial Test Tomorrow
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute seeks its first win over Coast Guard Academy since 1940 as Graham coaching crew looks to rebound after a 14-13 loss to Worcester Tech. Captain Lemke and Don MacFarland loom large, with Bob Schuessler new triple threat, while Rochester film review highlights key mistakes. Coast Guard has lost to Yale, Dartmouth, and Holy Cross.
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Coast Guard Academy
Worcester Tech
Duke” Nelson
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Don MacFarland
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Penn Favorite Over Lakehurst Navy Team
Penn coach George Munger warns players against overconfidence before facing Lakehurst Naval Air Station. He recalls prior top rated Penn teams that faltered after hard games and urges his squad not to let down after the tough Dartmouth contest.
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Pitt Looks for Upset Win Over Illinois
Pittsburg Panthers coach Clark Shaughnessy and 35 players traveled to Chicago for a clash with Illinois in Champaign. The team, considered two touchdowns weaker, aims to break an eight game losing streak against Big Ten foes.
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Kenna Out for Army Eleven With Knee Reinjury
Kenna, star Army back from Jackson, Miss, reinjures knee and will miss play until Navy game. Lieut. Col. Earl Blaik notes Kenna was badly hurt on first play after practice. Kenna’s absence may not alter Cadets tough season as Army sits No. 2 in AP poll after three wins.
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Troy Area Bowling Notes Walton Motor League Scores
Tom Williams led Walton Motor League with a 74 triple and 266 235 208 series as Plymouth won 3 games over the Pickups. Foley scored 246 high single and 594 triple. many bowlers logged 800s and 900s in multiple leagues including St Luke's and Troy Merchants as teams posted wins across local leagues.
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Sampson Gridders Seek Third Win At Home
The Sampson naval station gridiron team aims for a third victory tomorrow against Rome Army Air Depot. The Rome squad, under coach Vehtern Mal Stevens, will debut this season and faces a Sailors team fresh from a victory over Villanova last Sunday with no major injuries reported.
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Injuries Haunt Navy Ahead of Penn State Game
Injuries haunt Navy as Capt. John E. Wheichel reports six varsity backs and linemen out of tomorrow's game with Penn State. Left End Al Channel and backs Bruce Smith Bob Jenkins and Jim Petit sidelined from the Duke game. Hansen to start in place of Channel.
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Columbia Winds Up Heavy Scrimmage Before Army Clash
Columbia's varsity football team scrimmaged against the junior squad at Baker Field to prep for tomorrow's game with unbeaten Army. The defense featured Wes Holden Bruce Gehrke Ed Arden and Otto Apel in the backfield while Apel Arden and George Landwehr worked on passing and kicking during a long workout.
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Otto Apel
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Bushwhacker Wins Hawthorne Feature Race
Bushwhacker, an 8 to 1 shot, won the sixth race at Hawthorne. He ran the mile and seventy yards in 1 44 35 and paid $18.60. The Finest finished second and Droll On took third.
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Terry in Brooklyn Odd Picture
Whitney Martin speculates on Bill Terry becoming Brooklyn Dodgers manager, replacing Leo Durocher. The piece contrasts eras, notes Branch Rickey’s quiet leadership, and ponders Terry’s potential salary and impact on a retooled farm system toward a winning team in Flatbush.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Whit Wyatt
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Penn State to Use Same Starting Lineup at Navy
State College Pa UP Coach Bob Higgins said he will likely start the same eleven that faced Colgate last week when Penn State meets Navy in Annapolis. A possible change could be the return of Bill Powers at center, who was injured in the North Carolina game two weeks ago.
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Bill Powers
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Bucky Harris Returns as Buffalo Bisons Manager for 1944
Stanley R. Harris known as Bucky, 47, signs to manage the Buffalo International League Bisons in 1944 after leaving MLB duties. He vows to improve a seventh place finish, replaces Greg Mulleavy, and cites a lucrative minor league contract with high pay and a bonus. Harris recalls past NL pennant with Washington in 1924 and a long managerial career through 1942 with the Phillies.
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New York Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
Bill Cox
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Phillies
Army Points For Columbia Preview
Army coach Earl Blaik drilled the Cadets in kicking and passing as Ed Murphy, still limited by an injury from Temple, eyed a potential return against Columbia. Columbia’s varsity studied the T formation in preparation for tomorrow’s clash with the unbeaten Army team.
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Ed Murphy
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Columbia
McCarthy and Kritchell Visit Ed Barrow in Hospital
New Rochelle IX Ed Barrow president of the New York Yankees confined to New Rochelle Hospital since last Friday with arthritis and a heart condition was visited by Joe McCarthy manager of the world champions and scout Paul Kritchell yesterday.
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La Salle Troy grid revival sparked by 1937 classic
Memories of the 1937 Cadet Troy clash at La Salle field loom as La Salle Institute and Troy High clash tonight with Lansingburg and Catholic High meeting tomorrow. Brother Raymond introduced night games and a shared home field, lifting scholastic football from sparse crowds to widespread local interest. DeGeorge’s 7-6 winner’s kick and standout Cadets like Marchese Decker Rosenburg Whaten spark the current revival, as fans recall the era when scholastic football surged back to prominence and local schools embraced the sport.
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Patterson Gets NBA Recognition as Flyweight Champion
The National Boxing Association yesterday recognized Jackie Patterson of England as world flyweight champion. Abe J. Greene, NBA president, said Little Dado of the Philippines was dropped from the flyweight ratings for outgrowing the class. Dado remains a bantamweight title challenger. NBA ratings to be released next week will show British dominance with nine British subjects listed.
Holy Cross to Face Cornell in Ithaca Test
Holy Cross coach Ank Scanlan oversees a 31 man squad aboard a noon train from Worcester to Syracuse before the trek to Ithaca for tomorrow's game with Cornell. Ithaca's stadium prep featured mixed drills with Howie Blose, Norm Dawson and Chiia Hayden handling most kicking. captains and linemen adjusted at center and guard. A separate item notes horseman John J. Leonard’s death and funeral plans.
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