Public Safety Banquet Highlights Local Softball Season
Police and Fireden softball teams were honored at the Burl Roost banquet as Commissioner Frank M. Ames and others praised the season. Speakers included Police Chief Pred Ibaar and Chief Cart al Bek, with Marty Dwyer and Art Riey acting as emcees. The Manhattan Club provided a special program, and several volunteers performed as crowds packed the event.
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Bot Teems Wes
Commissioner of Public Safety
Frank M. Ames
Wei Chet Ey
Tee Elty
Cart
Frack Kesdil
Pred Ibaar
Spik
Marty Dwyer
Art Riey
Manhattan
Jim Ditton
Will Bran
Harold Claeseane
Senin
Race Horses Travel by Plane to Bay Meadows
San Mateo to Bay Meadows near San Francisco sees two top Thoroughbreds flown 326 miles in 2 hours 50 minutes. William Kyne of Pearl Meadows predicts more air transport linking tracks as airports near racecourses develop. The horses El Lebo and Featherfoot rode in a Budd cargo-type plane with Maj. William Hoelie and Bob Prescott aboard. Prescott heads the new transport company.
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San Mateo
Cel
Los Angeles
Bay Meadows
Nouth
San Francisco
Wiliam Kyne
Pearl Meadows
el Lebo
Syeerold
Santa Anita
Hollywood Park
Featherfoot
Stuart Hamblen
China-arma
William Hoelie
Bob Prescott
Flying Tigers
Prescott
Fort Worth
Tex
R. EB Laininger
el Lébo
National Collegiate Athletic Association to Meet in St Louis
The executive committee announced the spaS annual convention will be held in St Louis January 9 10. A moderated session on recommendations will be graded at the convention though no detailed agenda was given. The National Collegiate Football Coaches Association has not announced its 1936 convention plans.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Associion
St. Louis
National Collegiate Football Coaches’ Association
Army Notre Dame Strengthen In AP Grid Poll
Army and Notre Dame gain strength in the AP weekly college football poll as Navy and Ohio State slip slightly. Minnesota and Alabama hold spots, with Columbia making the biggest jump from 17th to 11th on the strength of their fourth straight win. Texas advances toward the top half while California drops from the elite.
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Notre Dame
Navy
Ohio State
New York
Associated Press
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Cadets
Petamy Dyer
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Petms
Vertis
E Gophers
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Pennsylvania
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University of California J
Dave
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Virginia
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Long Shot Victor at Churchill Downs in fall meet
Kentucky fans saw Rockwood Sonny win the Audur bon Park purse on day two of Churchill Downs fall racing. Handy Lad placed second, Roi Rouge third as the track stayed cuppy under intermittent showers with a 1 14 45 time for the distance. Tommie Mansor faced a penalty on opening day, drawing a Sunday benching. Chicago ONeill Bell and Bill Parsons fought to an eight round draw at Maz gold Gardens.
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Danbury bowlers shine in mixed league at Jackson Alleys Cohoes
Oliver Mixed lights up scoring with Chuck Danbury 1364 in one Oliver Mixed League event at Jackson alleys Cohoes. Nola 1545 and Danbury family totals appear across multiple games and women with high marks. In other leagues, Redeemer Lutherans posted 2601 team total and Smiths, Grace Methodists, and Trinity Methodists posted strong scores as barnstorming bowling nights roll on.
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Chuck Danbury
Jackson Alleys
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Nola
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Hap Danbury
Art
Margaret Danbury
Pete Danburys
Hap Danburys
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Cunningham
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Lema Doud
Green Island Methodists
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Knight
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Bill Cartier
Ford Trethaway
Dave Thorsland
Hoy Dexter
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George Sendhold
Grace Methodists
Trinity Methodists
al Johnson
Dom Isabella
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Westminster Presbyterian
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Zannellix K O Victor Wins in Fourth Round Bout
Providence welterweight Zannellix K O Victor knocked out Naya Esparza of Mexico in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round main bout last night. The bout ended with Victor advancing to 7 wins, while Esparza dropped to a loss.
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Ralph Zannellix
Providence
Naya Esparza
Mexico
Next York
Danny Petro
Washington, D. C
Joey Gatta
Brégcklyn
Chavies
Servicemen Defeat Gladiators 27 to 6 at Prostec Park
The All-Servicemen eleven beat the Trojan Gladiators 27 to 6 Sunday afternoon at Prostec Park. Descend scored two touchdowns for the victors with Verillo and Pat Testo adding one each. Verillo kicked three extra points. Carauné scored for the Gladiators.
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Chaik¢É Ip
Trojen Gladiators
Prostec Park
Descend
Verillo
Pat Testo
Carauné
Gladiators
Seidman Knocks Out Sabatelle for Regional Welterweight Belt
Lenny Seidman of Scranton 140 pounds knocked out Charlie Sabatelle 146 pounds of Dunmore in one round last night to claim the regional welterweight title emblematic of supremacy. The bout was promoted in Scranton with plans for a town hall rematch.
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Scranton
Lenny Alé Seidman
Charlie Sabatelle
Dunmore
Scholastic Jottings on soccer versus football debate inflames season
The article traces a shift in scholastic sports as soccer rises beside football. It notes Troy High and Catholic High among grid participants, Heatly leading area soccer, and Lansingburg's soccer debut after football losses. The point after touchdown dispute emerges after Albany High’s 76 win over La Salle, reflecting long-running grid-vs-soccer arguments.
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Lansingburg High
Troy High
Albany ‘High
Norm Lavender
Lansingburg
North End
Ztom
Walt Eckerson
Troy
Bethlehem Central School
la Salle Field
Frop High
Albany High
Heatly Gains Ninth Soccer Win in Row
Heatly High clinched a ninth straight victory by beating Middleburg High 2 1. Ray Busky Bingleton scored the deciding goal in the second period as Heatly controlled play and held Middleburg to few chances. Heatly prepares for a rematch with Draper High at Green Teta School in a bid for No 1 seed.
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Heatly High
Rong Middleburg High Sehsor
Teaps
Swan
Ray
Busky" Bingleton
Middleburg
Draper High
Schenectady
Teta A School
Sims Gets Verdict Over Vic Costa
In New Britain New York import Baby Sims defeated Vic Costa with body blows and jabs, winning in the fourth round on the Stanley Arena card. Conn. notes include Connors stopping Pete Martin in a fourth round TKO, two six-round draws, and a four-round opener where Johnny Budlow beat Sal Russo.
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Conn
Baby Sims
New York
Vic Crate
Sims
Alder
Jackie Connors
Newark
Pete Martin
Jim Peters
John King
Jon Kennedy
Lee Abrems
Hartford
Joey Poiowiczer
Hast
Johnny Budlow
Peters
Sal Russo
Stamford
Purdue Aerials Push Boilermakers To Top Of Big Ten
Purdue’s Bob De Moss sparks a surge as sharp passing lifts Cecil Isbell’s eleven to lead the Big Ten. He has 19 completions in 32 attempts for 504 yards in conference play, while Indiana’s George Talieferro tops the league in attempts. De Moss’s six straight completions against Ohio State helped the Boilermakers win three conference games.
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Purdue
Bob de Moss
Cecil Isbell
George Talieferro
Indiana
Sven
de Moss
Deoss
Ohio State
Buckeyes
de Moan
Evans Defeats Johnny Carter in Holyoke 16-Round Main Bout
Evans, 100, from Hackensack, scored heavily in infighting to take a split decision over Johnny Carter, 166, of Philadelphia, in a 16-round main bout at Waller Arena in Holyoke. In the semi final, Hugh Ste, 159, of Brooklyn, defeated Cooper White, 16%, a soldier at Westover Field.
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Reedy Evans
Hackensack
Ndy
Johnny Carter
Philadelphia
Waller Arena
Hugh Ste
Brooklyn
Cooper White
Westover Feld
Bisons Buy Hockey Star Wilt Field From Canadiens
Buffalo Bisons general manager Art Chapman announced the purchase of 19 pound defenseman Wilt Field from the Montreal Canadiens. Field will join the Bisons today for the game here.
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Art Chapman
Buffalo Bisons
Wilt Field
Montreal Canadiens
Feld
Bisons
Canadiens
PAU
Montreal GE
Montreal
Car Hadiens
Bill Darnan
Toe Blake
England to Tour Australia in Test Series Next Year
The Marinebone Cricket Club announced that England will send a team to Australia for a test series next year. The schedule aims to boost interest among English and Australian fans and provide high level competition.
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England
Australia
Marinebone Cricket Club
Burton Decision Over Rafferty in Milwaukee Bout
Pittsburg lightweight Dene Burton won a ten round decision over Doll Rafferty of Milwaukee at the Gardens, handing Rafferty a decisive defeat. Burton dominated the bout from start to finish.
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Rafferty
Pittsburg
UPI
Dene Burton
New York
Doll Rafferty
Milwaukee
the Gardens
Virgin Awarded Decision Over Gibson In Fast Bout
Petey Virgin, 190, of Schenectady, won a unanimous decision over Harold Gibson, 128, of Brooklyn, in a hard 16 round bout at LaSalle Gym as part of Trex Sports Arena. Virgin controlled the pace with solid lefts and rights, Gibson fought gamely but was outboxed and outmounted in infighting when engaged. Judges Muscatell and McCarthy tabbed Virgin six rounds to Gibson four, while Referee Glickman counted Virgin five to Gibson two and three even.
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Gibson
LaSalle Gymnasium
HBR
Croid Lnokedsom
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Schenectady
Harold iCagnondal Gibson
Brooklys
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Bushnell Urges Running With Recovered Fumbles
Asa Bushnell, executive secretary of the Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association, said the 1948 football rules are satisfactory but lamented that the national rules committee did not permit running with recovered fumbles. He spoke at a luncheon with NY Football Writers, noting rule changes and a push for a unified approach to freshman, transfer, and three year rules.
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Asa Bushnell
Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association
National Rules Committee
New York Football Writers’ Association
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A. A
Edgar
Rip” Baier
Navy
Georgia Tech
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Williams Beats Archie Moore in ten round bout
Pi Holman Williams of Chicago won the decision last night over Archie Moore of St. Louis in a ten round boxing match. Moore was the aggressor throughout but both fighters were penalized for low blows. Williams led in points 163 to 1724, dancing and circling the ring against the ropes most of the time.
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Holman Williams
Chicago
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Moore
Williams
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