Army Stays On Top in AP Poll Amid Stiff Finish
The AP Poll shows Army leading as Purdue climbs to seventh with 57 points and Iowa’s Hawkeyes fall. Michigan, California, Texas Tech and others jostle positions while Southern California exits the top ten after a slide. St Mary’s leads the pack in various points tallies with Georgia, Michigan and Oklahoma close behind.
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Dare At& Ghio
Purdue
Iowa
Aisbella
Whith Intiuns
Texas Ipiti
Southern California
Ban Diego
Colgate game prep notes from Columbia scrimage
Columbia regulars beat a junior varsity squad simulating Col gate plays in yesterday's scrimage. The line, missing Joe Karas with appendicitis, showed some porosity but held Colgate efforts. Little indicated two tough workouts planned to sharpen defense.
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New York
Columbia
Colgate
Lions
Joe Karas
Little
Boston Teams Play Hockey Exhibition
Boston Olympics and Bruins players join an exhibition game ahead of the season opener against Chicago on October 24. The match precedes the United Nations World Food Conference in which about 1,000 delegates from 42 nations attend, including ten former Bruins in Olympic uniforms and eight from last season’s squad.
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Quebec
Liebeld Returns to Pilot Colonels in 1946
Louisville announces manager Fr. Liebeld will lead the Govinville Colonels next season with a substantial pay raise. Liebeld, long tied to the Boston Red Sox organization since 1933, helped the Colonels place third in the American Association playoffs and guided several notable opponents. Dudley confirms renewal and outlines season goals.
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Louisville
Bruce Dudley
Govinville Colonels
Fr. Liebeié
Liebeld
Boster Red Sox
Colonels
American Association
Newark
Hanmore
Dudley
Beckett Beats Jones in First Battalion Fight Card
Beckett wins in the first bout, fending off Jones at Séserial Auditorium. Jones from New York was dropped then finished by a rain of left hooks, 2 minutes into the final round of a six rounder. Man Heil and Jackson each earned wins on the undercard in close battles.
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Carl Deoxett
Beudoury
Warren Jones
New Tork
Jimmy Man- Heil
Buffalo
Flalph Jackson
New York
Fairview Athletic Club
Séserial Auditorium
Beckett
Ine
Jones
Rogein
Mandell
Jackson
Koslowski's football path from Notre Dame to Holy Cross
The article recounts Stan Koslowski a Notre Dame standout who left the Irish to join Holy Cross becoming a top scorer in 1943 while later attending Siena pre flight and serving in the Navy. It notes his early All America chatter and later college football and golf exploits at the Van Schaick Island event.
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Stan Koslow
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Stan
van Schaick Island
Siena College
South Bend
Hestowski
Frank Leahy
Kosiowski
Koslowski
Leahy
Koslowskii
Comnre
Brown
Crusaders
Bruits
Aj Dh
Siena
Chapel 1
North Carolina
Worcester
Bealnaing
Hkosiowski
Stam
Elf
Joe Rustas
Shelter Ridge
English Derby Winner Retires From Racing
Dante, this year’s English Derby winner who suffered only one defeat in nine starts, will retire to stud next season, owner Eric Oblson said yesterday in London.
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London
Dante
Eric Oblson
Leavenworth Wins at Jamaica Track in Tight Six Furlong Sprint
Leavenworth, ridden by Herbert of Woolf, holds off Green Tree's Tambo to win by three lengths in a $2.9 favorite race at Jamaica Dumzica Race Track. Jockey Ted Atkinson returns to form with a second victory aboard Leavenworth. Blue Falcon, owned by C. V. Whitney, earns fourth win after seven losses. Dartawar breaks down and is destroyed after the second race.
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Dumzica
Syp
Ronx
Herbert
Woolf
Leavenworth
Chitego
Green¢ Tree
Tambo
Mrs. & J. Abel
Gramps Imege
Bai
Ane
Peters
Skin Deep
Freez
Jost
Caze
Ted Atkinson
C. V. Whitney
Blue Falcon
Mahmoud
Wiliam Helts
Blue Falcon Gas Tow
Hi Mariette
Dartawar
Plater
Glens Falls Golfer Named Northeastern NY PGA Lifetime Member
Guy Ralph of Glens Palisade Country Club received a lifetime membership in the Northeastern New York PGA at an annual dinner in Newmen's Saratoga Lake. He is the third golfer honored in this fashion. Other lifetime members include Dwight B. LaDu of Albany F. C. and Olney Redmond of MoBaw Golf Club. Ben Lord, Giens Falls Country Club pro and association head, presided as Ralph served as master of ceremonies.
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Guy Ralph
Glens Palis
New York
PGA
Newmen's
Saratoga Lake
Ralph
Dwight B. LaDu
Albany F. C
Olney Redmond
Mo- Baw
Schenectady
Ben Lord
Giens Falls
Anling Ohio State Guard Wins AP Lineman of the Week
Ohio State guard Anling earned the Associated Press lineman of the week honor after starring in the near upset of Wisconsin. Fellow coaches and reporters lauded his performance, noting his impregnable line play and standout blocking. Other mentions included Navy center Dick Scout and Duke guard Ernest Keatts in AP ballots.
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Anling
Ohio State Guard
Associated Press
New York Ohi
Warren Anling
Ohio State
Dick Scout
Navy Center
Amling
Midwest
Carroll Widdoes
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin Badgers
Buckeyes
Harty
Aspring
Paul Hornung
Columbus Dispatch
Widdoes
Bill Hackett
Leon Bramlett
Navy End
Midshipmen
Gmdr
Oscar Hagberg
Jim Carrington
Penn State
Bramsett
Carrington
Whale
Ernest “Sear
Keattsf Duke
Wake Forest
John Clotteaux
Baylor
Arkassas
Jack Dieringer
Nevada
Santa Barbara Marines
Hubert Bechtel
Texas
America
Oklahoma
Neil Zundell
Princeton
Frank Sniadak
Columbia
Harold Watts
Michigan
Cornell
Yale
Army
George Munger
University of Pennsylvania
Bob Sponangle
Jim Callanan
Southern California
San Diego Navy
Marion Sternon
U7. C. I
California
Rousse Stops LaSalva in Seventh Round
Rousse, a 155% pound contender from New Orleans, defeated Vince LaSalva of Mount Vernon by technical knockout at 3 37 of the seventh round after a gash over LaSalva left eye, in a Westchester County Center main eight rounder. Eddie Murphy registered his fifth pro win by point over Nick Primiani in a six rounder, weighing 136 pounds.
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White Plains
Louis Rousse
New Orleans
Vince Ta Setva
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Westchester County Center
Rousse
la Saiva
Joe Vaccarella
Eddie Murphy
Bronx
Nick Primiani
Montreal
Murphy
Leafs Sign Winnipeg Defender Jimmy Thompson
Jimmy Thompson of Winnipeg Gat. defense stalwart who played last season with St. Michanié College of Toronto was signed yesterday to a professional contract by the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League.
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Toronto
Jimmy Thompson
Winnipeg, Gat
St. Michanié College
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Greenville Honors Boo Ferriss Today
Greenville hosts a banquet for Davis Boo Ferriss star pitcher of the Boston Red Sox after a 21 win first major league season. Ferriss will visit Shaw and speak to Delta youths at Basa Auditorium with gifts presented by the Delta Times-Democrat.
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Greenville
Mins
Davis
Boo
Ferrisa
Boston
Shaw
Delta
Ferriss
Basa Auditorium
Delta Times-Democrat
National Golf Tourneys Planned Across U S Locations
Golf leaders announced plans for three national tournaments in 1942. Amateurs will compete at Baltusrol in September for the U S title, with the Open at Canterbury, and the public links crown at Weltshire in Denver July 22–27. Walker Cup matches eyed for Southampton August 30–31 if Britain sends a team. Women’s event date not set.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Ywil
Springfeld
Cleveland
pGolf Association
Denver
Great Britain
Southampton
Long Island
GSGA
Swingers
Baltusral
Marvin
Bud} Ward
Spokane
Wesh
Omaha
Neb
Pay Abbott
Graziano Rapid Rise Tops Postwar Boxing Ratings
Washington’s Rocky Graziano clinched a rapid rise in the National Boxing Association quarterly ratings led by Abe J. Greene. Graziano vaulted behind Tony Zale with victories over Arnold Cochrane Davis and Green, joining Jake Lamotte George Abrams and Holman Williams as top contenders.
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Washington
Tommy
Becky) Graziano
New York
Abe J. Greene
National Boxing Association
Graziano
Billy Arnold
Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Bommy Davis
Harold Green
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Jake Lamotte
George Abrams
Holman Williams
Detroit
Greene
Joe Louis
Gus Lesnevich
Zale
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Freddy Mills
England
Ray Robinson
Cochrasie
Chicago Grid Team Signs Three Stars
Chicago 4- John L. Keeshin owner of the Chicago franchise in the All American Conference announced the signing of Captain George Franck Lieutenant Robert Dove and Lieutenant Elrey Hirsch. Franck a Marine captain was an All American halfback for Minnesota in 1 Hirsch a Navy lieutenant starred at Wisconsin and Michigan in 1943 Dove a Marine lieutenant is noted as one of Notre Dames outstanding ends. Keeshin says he now has two players under contract as the new league prepares to begin competition next year.
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Chicago
John L. Keeshin
George Franck
Robert Dove
Elrey Hirsch
Franck
Marines
Minnesota
Gophers
Hirsch
Navy Lew
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dove
Marine Leutenant
Notre Dame
Keeshin
A's Browns Complete First Sackers Swap
Trade sends Eddie Siebert and George McQuinn from Athletics and Browns respectively to St Louis. Athletics coach Connie Mack says deal strengthens club for 1948 season. other players discussed for future moves. Siebert and McQuinn bring prime years and World Series past to the Browns lineup.
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Philadelphia
Dick Siehere
Fest -Bisemah
Philadelphia Pongo
St. Leeds Browns
Mack
Bosh
Siebert
Eddie Busch
Bobby Estatella
St Louis
Dewi
Browns
Ottielder
Joe Grace
Navy
McQuinn
Hitelay
Mo. Quinn
St. Louis
Candinals
Indianapolis
Columbus
Eliuth
Macks
Newark
Top Women Golf Players Win Easily in Texas Open
In Fort Worth Texas the first round of the Texas Women's Open at Colonial Country Club saw famed golfers Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Los Angeles and Betty Jameson of San Antonio win decisively. Zaharias Medalist defeated Catherine Flint of Memphis 4 and 3 while Jameson beat E A Wofart of Houston 3 and 2.
Manadru Captures Laurel Headliner in Thrilling Finish
Manadru, son of Challenger, wins his fourth purse of the meeting at Laurel Maryland in a head decisive victory over Concordian. In a mile and seventy yards feature the 11,000 crowd watched Statesman finish third as Magnetic Star set the pace. Jockey A Snellings rode Manadru to victory as the field chased across the stretch with Manadru edging ahead at the whip.
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A. Snellings
Manadru
Magnetic Star
Statesmen
Concordian
Jon
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