Lewis to Box Pete Virgin In Albany
Plans for the feature tight rated bout on the inaugural Capitol Arena show in Albany were finalized. Pete Virgin, Schenectady featherweight contender, meets Walter Cabey while Cuban fighter Lewis from Garfield New Jersey is garnering praise from boxing writers. Virgin has a long pro record with 31 contests and notable wins over Charley Noel Jimmy Evans Autier Babyface Pessino and Lou Germano. The rest of the card is being arranged.
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Capitol Arena
Albany
Pete Virges
Schenectady
Walter
Cabey
Lewis
Sghtieg
Garfield
X. J
Virgin
Charley Noel
NSA
Phi Terranova
LaPuet
Jimmy Evens
Autier
Pessino
Mihor Bell
Jimmy Armstrong
Lou Germanto
Joel Neil
Jefs Darby
Central Lutheran bowling results across leagues noted
The Central Lutheran League saw the Andersons led by Hermance post top scoring across two wins over the Weisels, while the Dunkers matched the feat against the Lorenms. Other shifts include Hydes, Taylors, Pratts, Piepers, and Conners notable scores, with Behr Manning, Ford C I Ove, and Industrial classes also posting multiple high games and three-game sweeps amid a dense slate of matches and standout individual marks.
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Central Lutheran
Andersons
Hermance
Weisels
Central Lutheran League
Lynch
Dunkers
Lorenms
Red Sitters
Schofield
Hydes
Taylor
Hyde
Cravamer
Taylors
Howd
Bartisch
Weingartner
Pratts
MacLeren
Piepers
Smiths
Hallman
O'Brien
Niles
Smyth
Connors
Breckway
Mac Cochran
Behr Manning
Zorfeit
Ford C. I. Ove
Sally
H. Tucker
Miorrison
Arsenal
Hudson Valley
Hofmann
Byers
Leegu
Agirontack Steel
Turner
Waich
Oakley Sj
Delan
Behr-Manning
Ex & Serene Waterviier
Jim
Cierka
O'Connell
Robinson
Shankell
Cloverleaf Creathery
Adrondack Steel
Piaget
Phusk
Handen
Metros
Ford
OG. Tok
Mohawx 3Aris
Jos Jupin
A. Fero
Diamond Rock
Alllegheny Ladlum
Kennedy
Hansen
Ray
Sorse
H. Industrial
Bramham Quits Hospital After Weeks of Confinement
Durham Ch W G Bramham head of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues was released from a hospital where he had been confined for several weeks. His condition was greatly improved and he resumed his office duties.
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Durham
W. G. Branham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bramham
Notre Dame Leads AP Football Poll With Army Close Behind
Notre Dame remains the No. 1 team in the AP grid poll with 873 points as Army moves to second after defeating Pitt. Randolph Field climbs to third after a strong showing, while North Carolina Preflight falls to tenth amid a reshuffled top ten led by Ohio State and Purdue sliding out of the top ten.
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Notre Dame
Uise
Associated Press
Army
South Bend
Ind
Pittsburg
Caroline
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Towa ProFlight
Gréai Kes
Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Navy
Carolina Cloudbusters
Ed McKeever
Inch
Frank Leahy
Dartmouth
Hoosier
Seai
Notre Dame Spirit
Bob Kelir
Purdue
California
Tulsa
March Field
Michigan
Temple Scout Praises Syracuse Ahead of Orangemen Clash
Temple University scout Harold Williams praises Syracuse in anticipation of a Friday night meeting at Temple Stadium. Williams cites Arden McConnell as a fast back and notes Syracuse’s offensive efficiency and sweep threats from the Oran gmen lineup.
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Philadelphia
Harold Willams
Temple University
Syracuse
Owls
Orangemen
Temple Stadium
Willems
Arden McConnell
McConnell
Minisi Wins National Grid Award For Penn Back
Skippy Minisi of the University of Pennsylvania received the M. award as best back of the week for guiding Penn to victories over Dartmouth Willem and Mery and Duke. The 19-year-old former Newark prep star is slated for a major role against Navy on October 23 and has a Naval Academy appointment in the works.
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Philadelphia
Tony Skippy Minisi
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Willem & Mery
Duke
Penn
Navy
Naval Academy
Syracuse Squad Tries New Plays
Syracuse University football squad tests new plays during practice sessions as they prepare for a game in Philadelphia. The team plans two more practice days before departure.
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Syracuse
Monte
Iyi Penante
Philadelpha
Ancient Rivals In 79th Game In Bethlehem
The longest unbroken gridiron rivalry in the United States resumes Saturday in Bethlehem Pennsylvania as Lafayette meets Lehigh for the 79th time in the series begun in 1882. The game is the first of two meetings this season for the traditional rivals.
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Bethlehem. Pa
UPI
United States
Lafayette
Lehigh University
Professor leads coaches chat on tough football season
Old Professor hosts Monday morning class of football coaches amid chatter about Missouri loss, Northwestern struggles, Duke defense, Texas A and M upset woes, and Navy transfers. Coaches Criser, Moore, Cameron, Norton, and others weigh recent games and future challenges in a lighthearted roundtable style.
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New York
Colonel Bierman
Bernie Bierman
Adtisney
Minnesota
Missouri
Tony
George Hauser
Chauncey Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Waldorf
Lyon
Northwestern
Indiana
Navy
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Crisler
C. E Hagberg
Duke
Eddie Cameron
Bernie Moore
Texas A. & M
Homer Norton
Louisiana State
Franka
Tulsa
Texas Tech
Dell _Morgen
Texas
Tech
Nuig
Luisa
Topsy Hartsel Former Big Leaguer Dies in Toledo
Funeral services are set for Tully Hartsel in Toledo for the 70 year old former American League outfielder who died Saturday. Hartsel played for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1905 and later managed the Toledo Mud Hens to a second place finish in 1932. He followed the World Series from his Toledo hospital bed.
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Toledo, O
Tully Frederick
Topsy) Hartsel
Hartsel
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Athletics
Baoston Red Sox
Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo
Drew Stops Brown In Eighth At Holyoke
Holyoke Mass Drew of Los Angeles knocked out John Brown of New York in the eighth round of a ten round bout. It was Brown’s first knockout loss in three years. Drew briefly struggled early but advanced to finish strong. Johnnie Coe from Worcester stopped Sammy Jacobs of Montreal in the third round of a six round bout.
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Holyoke
Mass
Lize Drew
Los Angeles
John Brown
New ‘York
Brown
Drew
Gell
Johnnie Coe
Worcester
Sammy Jacobs
Montreal
Cornell Emphasizes Kick Protection After Colgate Blockouts
Cornell's football squad worked on protecting the kicker after recalling Saturday's defeat and Colgate's successful blocks. Ends John Tully and Paul Poton Jr and wingback Nathan Scherr remained out with injuries. Back Dan Huske McArthur was tied up with studies.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Colgate
John Tully
Paul Popeton
Nathan Scherr
Dan Huske McArhur
Garcia K Beats Baratko In Striking KO Victory
Former world middleweight champion Garcia K from Houston KO'd Pic George Baratko of Camp Livingston La in the seventh round last night. Baratko weighed 161 pounds and Garcia 358.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Ceferine Garcia
Los Angles
Pic
George Baratko
Camp Livingston
Baratke
Garcia
Troy High Faces La Salle In Neighborhood Showdown
Troy High School football intensifies practice ahead of a key Thursday game against Albany High at Scheel Field. Albany seeks to extend a winning trend while Troy, under coach Flip Dowling, aims for a upset with new lineup moves. La Salle Institute visits La Salle Field Thursday in a separate late-week matchup as North Troy also prepares for upcoming action.
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Albany High School
Scheel
Leid
Albanys
Banons
Troiana
Eddie Pickens
Xow Terrace
Albany Hivn
Blue Devils
Trojans
Dorpians
Troy High
Flip Dowling
Albasy High
Lansingburg
Oma Kayoes Al Blake In 9th Round Heavyweight Battle
Oma Kayoes Al Blake in the ninth round by technical knockout after a back and forth bout at Madison Square Garden. Blake, 2034 pounds, showed aggression and trouble for Oma who held a narrow edge early then dominated from the fourth round before Blake could not answer the bell for the ninth due to a damaged left ear.
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Lee Ome
Detroit
al Blake
Tami Matriello
Madison Square Garden
New York
Oma
Blake
Bui
Joe Baksi
Meurietto
Associated Press
Matone Loses At Newark
In Laurel Garden Newark last night Joe Matone, 130, Bronx, was stopped after two rounds of an eight round feature by GPI-Bob Lakin 151_M Jamaica. The eight round main event saw The Chocolate Kid 135 Oakland defeat Rudy Giscombe 151% New York. Gould 170 Newark drew with Joe Griffo 135 Newark, and Restano 135 Newark beat Sal Amorose 128 New York in two four rounders.
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N. J
Bob Lakin
Jamaica
L. T
Joe Matone
the Bronx
Laurel Garden
Paul Cavalier
Oakland
Cal
Rudy Giscombe
New York
BH Gould
Joe Griffo
Nick Restano
Alaska Times In Grid Poll
The Associated Press poll lists a non continental voter for the first time in nine years. Anchorage readers saw Notre Dame Army Randolph Field Jows Preflight Ohio State Pennsylvania Georgia Tech Great Lakes North Carolina Preflight and Navy in that order. The ballot largely matched 106 grid experts’ opinions.
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Associated Press
United States
Anchorage
Alaska
Notre Dame
Army
Randolph Field
Jows
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Tech
Great Lakes
North Caroline
Navy
National League Attendance Shows Small Gain for Giants
The National League posted a modest turnout rise of about five percent to roughly 4,173,744, led by the New York Giants at 733,598. Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Brooklyn also reported strong home draws as St Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Boston trailed.
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St Louis Cardinals
National League
Agores
Red Birds
New York Giants
Pitreburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
St Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Polo Grounds
Ford Frick
Ieazue
New York
Henge
Pittsburg
Cincin
Gat
Pailadelphia
Bastian
Frankie Frisch
Pirates
Forbes Field
Pingburg
Bucs
Cubs
Bruins
Wrigley Field
Mel Ott
Giants
New
Phillies
Dodgers
St. Louis
Nott Terrace Star to Leave Hospital Today
Ed Smialek Nott Terrace High School fullback injured in a game with Christian Brothers Academy at Bleecker Stadium will be discharged from Albany Hospital today. Doctors report no skull fracture. return to play this season uncertain.
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Ed Smialek
Nott Terrace
Christian Brothers Academy
Bleecker Stadium
Albany
Albany Hospital
Smisiek
Colgate Star Transferred After Cornell Victory
Colgate left halfback Eo Grygiel a Naval student has been transferred to another station. Grygiel praised by Coach Andy Kerr as a decisive factor in Colgate's Saturday win at Cornell, is the third tailback to leave the team this December.
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Hamilton
Colgate
Eo Grygiel
Grygiel
Andy Kerr
Cornell
Deagon
Rangers Ice Star Barred From League
Winnipeg star wingman Watson is declared ineligible to play in the National Hockey League this year. Lester Patrick, manager of the New York Rangers, says the deferral rule bars his return since he was deferred from military service for non medical reasons.
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Winnipeg CP
Paty Watson
Lester Patrick
New York Wangers
Watson
Patrick
Canadiens
United States
East Lansing Non-Scouting Agreement Sships MSU and Kansas State
East Lansing Michigan State University and Kansas State reach a non scouting agreement ahead of the football season. The deal limits scouting activities and outlines cooperation between the two programs.
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East Lansing
NEA
Michigan State
Kansas State
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