PGA Moves To Protect Golf Records
Officials discuss safeguarding record marks as course differences affect what counts as a low score. Corcoran notes Ben Hogan’s legacy and Nelson’s victory, arguing record recognition must consider course difficulty and fair measurement across layouts.
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Troy High Faces Albany High In Key Regional Test
Troy High aims to stay unbeaten as they travel to Albany High in a stiff challenge. LaSalle has yielded 48 points this season while scoring 20, with Troy's backfield stars Rogers and Spidel sharing key touchdowns.
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Louis Signs to Meet Conn in June in Banner Title Bout
Joe Louis signed to meet Gene Conn in June for a heavyweight title fight likely to draw a gate near 3 million dollars. Promoter Jacobs hinted a Briggs Stadium venue with expanded seating could host the bout amid theater rights tax considerations. Louis weighs 219 pounds. a long training camp in California is planned with a golf focus before the scheduled matches.
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Bears fail to gain first down rushing in loss to Cardinals
Chicago Bears, holder of the NL single season first down record, slump to a private season low as they fail to gain a rushing first down versus the Chicago Cardinals, totaling only 16 rushing yards. The club had recently tied the season game record for most first downs and still held the rushing yard mark.
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Bowling League Scores Highlight Wide Season Totals
Eddie Inglis and Carboni led the Gentry League with 645 total in three games while Russ hit 602 and Barrett and Tucker 590 each. Multiple 200s and high triples mark a dense round of league play across Inter-City Grill and Alpha Beta circuits with high scorers including Lectey 623 and Conlin 547.
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Mar Jotco
Delano
Johnson
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Cochinelli
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Woodworths
Lorenzen
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Wooster
Local bowling scores highlight women and men leagues
Ernie Cabral edged by Johnny Cowl in a one round feature at City Hall before 510 fans. Mary Camer and Anita Garhart led women’s Independent and Walton Motors leagues, with high scores across Plymouths DeSotos Coupes and Wynantskill Women.
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Anita Garhart
Margaret Stevens
Hazel Champine
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Viola Canfield
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Jones Wins in Second Round at St. Nicholas Arena
Wade Kaynes Jones a heavy middleweight from California defeated Vincent Jones of Tampa in a ten round card. The end came at 2 38 of the second round after two knockdowns and staggered recovery by the loser. A crowd of 2087 paid 4134 to witness the curtailed bout with Jones weighing 162 pounds to 155 and a sharp right to the jaw delivering the decisive blow.
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Padgett Leads Injured List as Laurel Meet Advances
Padgett remains on the injured list but tops with 22 victories at Laurel track. Johnny Covali and Herb Claggett share secondary honors with 16 wins each as ST chollen registers in 240 races at a 342 percent mark. Bets reach new highs for the meet with a Saturday handle of 1 472 959 and total wagering of 32 004.80 over 36 days. Feliner brothers and Bonani vie for conditioning and top finishes as the meet unfolds.
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Cornell 11 Books Army For'46 Game
Cornell announces a peace time nine game 1946 football schedule led by a trip to West Point to play Army on Oct 5 and the traditional Thanksgiving clash with Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on Nov 28. Other dates include Colgate Yale Princeton Columbia Syracuse Dartmouth and Dartmouth at Ithaca.
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RPI sports program at luncheon showcases football and more
Newspaper and radio men toured RPI’s sports setup at a luncheon in the Annex Sure Room. Coach Pop Graham analyzed the T formation and football success while Ed Heikkinen and Arm Beard drew praise. Other speakers covered soccer, basketball prospects, lacrosse, and trainer support as RPI officials highlighted the Institute’s athletic program.
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LaMotta Wins KO in New Britain Main Bout
Josey LaMotta of New York City scored a technical knockout over Karey Morris of New York in the fifth round of a ten round main bout at the Stanley 4Arena in New Britain. Frankie Palermo decisioned Billy Marcus in Hartford. Sal Russo stopped Ray Goldman in the second round. Joe Yor knocked out Frankie Reid in the second round.
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Old Professor Interviews Coaches on Ups and Downs
A humorous mock dialogue features the Old Professor hosting coaches from Wisconsin, Ohio State, Rice, Notre Dame, Navy, UCLA, California, Oklahoma, Texas and others. Topics include team form, injuries, pass defense, and upcoming exams with light banter about players and strategies.
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