Troy High Jayvees Top LaSalle Eleven
The Troy High School Jayvees defeated the LaSalle Jayvees in a football game on the school grounds yesterday. Dick Sawyer scored three reverse downs for the winners while Dick Spiedel had two. Ed Ander ran 85 yards to score and other players contributed. Sed Provost scored two touchdowns for Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School Jayvees
LaSalle Jayvees
ST Tegholm
Dick Sawyer
Dick Spiedel
Ed Anderwoe
Reg
Yater
Bobby Milhouse
Swin Bers
Sed Provost
Lasate
Yale Star Injured Ankle Puts Player Out Of Bowl Prep
Yale football faced disruption as a varsity star injured an ankle during a practice leading to reshuffling. Jimmy Smith, a junior from Indiana, moved into Arc Cullough’s receiver role while coach Howie Odei aimed to shore up defense against Rochester’s split T formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Pau
Howie Odei
Stamford
Rochester
Jimmy Smith
Indiana
ArcCullough
Will
Howie Curtrom King
Bulldogs
BU Adler
Syracuse Seals Prep for Boston College Game
Syracuse finishes workouts for the Boston College game with signal drills and a scrimmage against a dummy. The starting line includes Spicer, Sullivan, Husiis, Merkel, Carlson, Weiss, Conron, Dolan, Cosentino, Buchsbaum, and Baysinger. A 30 man squad will travel. this road game is the final Syracuse away contest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracue
Syracuse
Eagles
Boston College
Haing
Spicer
Sullivan
Husiis
Merkel
Carlson
Weiss
Conron
Baysinger
Dolan
Cosentino
Buchsbaum
Postwar Grid Contracts Signed by Randoph Field Eleven
Am-Ray Ryan of the All-American Football Conference announced last night that Jock Russell end and Martin Ruby backfield star have signed postwar contracts with the Randolph Field eleven in the newly organized league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Anto
Tex
Ray Ryan
New York Elitb
All-American Football Conference
Jock Russell
End
Martin Ruby
Jackis
Randolph
É¢Leven
New York San
Notre Dame Faces Illini in Top Ranking Showdown
Notre Dame, ranked No 1, meets the Illini in a bid to defend its lead with Memorial Stadium crowd expectations near 70000. Star player Young races toward a Grange level feat while Kelly and the ND defense face a potent Illinois offense led by ROGS ANTICS and a high scoring last in six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Dame
Fysebord
University of ‘Hume
Memorial Stadium
Ed McKeevers
Associated Press
Milnais
Izmertai
Harold
Grange
Tiny Claude
Butley
Young
Sheet
Bob Welly
Frank
Bens
Army
Ulingis
Beckfeld
Galopicz
Michigan
Kelly
Bet Kelly
Tulane
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Tediana
Leries
Purdue
Imiter
Valdina Rip Secures Coast Feature at Bay Meadows
Valdina Rip led from start to finish to win the one mile and a thirteenth Bay Meadows coast feature by two lengths over a fast-closing Seepose. To Wit fell after the start, while Gold and Scapose trailed. Valdina Rip paid 14.50 6.70 and 4.26 with Seepose at 11.40 and Gold Cai at 4.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Cal
Valdina Rip
Seepose
Bay Meadows
Call
Scapose
Zcapese
Jand Gald Cai
Schott Edges Lowman in Boston Boxing Bout
Freddy Schott of Paterson New Jersey defeated Earl Lowman of Detroit by decision in an eight round feature at Mechanics Building Boston before 32057 fans. Other results included Evans, Giles, Lomber and McDowell victories in supporting bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bobby Giles
Buffalo
Foust Brown Lomber
Wid Sil* McDowell
Pai
John Ryan
Deira
Gene Boulden
Providence
BR. L
Palmer Scores Technical Knockout in Fifth Round
In Masonie Hall New York Palmer 149 Vancouver BE C defeated Skyers 131 by technical knockout in the fifth round of a main event match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
N. J
Pj Palmer
Vancouver
BE. C
Skyers
New York
Ai Masonie Hall
Jast Nicht
Colony Girls Teague Tops Week With 180 High
Mary Rainey led Colony Girls teague scoring with a 180 heat triple and 180 high single. Fran Bodes 181 led top solo start as honors list includes Fran Herrington and Gerry Bethell with other players totaling scores across league play. Morenos beat Bensons in game play while Walton Motors and Seven-Lips split wins in their leagues. Next week hosts Halloween party with prizes and refreshments after bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rainey
Colony Girls Teague
Fran Bodes
Rose Auget
Fran Herrington
Gerry Betlell
Frank Bode
Jean Crukshank
Avia Graham
Claire Priscn
Barbara Beditz
Jule Leonard
Susan Sonesteel
Edith Kehoe
Martha Fi
Sophie Grunette
Zy Thorns
MargerieGivern
Mae Block
Mary Thorns
Marion Waters
Jule Eaton
Louise Decatis
Morenos
Bensons
Waller Motors
Sullivans
Colony Recreation
MecBaine
League
Thurch of Christ
Columbia Is Sharpens Attack In Extra Hour Work
The Columbia team intensified its offense during an extended practice session, refining plays and boosting tempo ahead of upcoming games. Fullback Rondratevich led drills as the Red Raiders prepared for a tough schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Nsiseac
H ? Rondratevich
Tony Janico The Lightweight Sensation Emerges
Tony Janico, an 18 year old from Youngstown, shows early promise as a lightweight. Trainer Ray Arcel calls him a natural with a good punch and notes his rapid rise from amateur glory to professional bouts, aiming for a 15th win as he nears 24 professional victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syst
Perore
Snew
Eghimons
Jos
Tad
Tesngstown
Chis
Esys Ray Arcel
Ray
Tony Canzoreri
Janiro
Daxes
Janice
Frank
Navy
Youngstown
Tony
Frankie Jay
Jacobs
New York
Madizon Square Garden
Tami Mourielio-Lee Oma
Jpint
Dant Toikerslir
Arcel
Arcel Wee
Santa Bucca
Philadelphi
Guido
Chicago Blackhawks add bulk with Bretto as new defense anchor
The Chicago Blackhawks prepare for the season led by 23-year-old Bretto, dubbed Moose, a new defenseman from Hibbing Minnesota who impressed in pre season with Cleveland and St. Panis. He will join veteran Eerl Siebert replacing Artene as the No. 1 defense pair, alongside Peté Horeck and the forward trio of Hosienae Smith, Citn Smith, and Ike Karakas in net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Blackhawks
Joe
Brepio
Minnesota Iron Ming
Taffy Abai
Blackhawks
Bretto
Sengi
Abel
Joe Farrell
Blackhawk
Thumper
Iron Range
Hibbing
Mina
Cleveland
St. Panis
Moose
Joesin
Breutoe
Toronto Mepie Leafs
Eerl Siebert
Artene
Baker
Hawks
Peté Horeck
Hosienae
Smith
al ¢Énier
Ike Karakas
Grco Knocks Out Oscar Suggs in Navy Pre Flight Contest
Georgia Tech faces Pond's Navy Pre-Flight eleven in Atlanta tonight as undefeated and untied records are at stake. The Skyecrackers, coming off a loss to North Carolina Pre-Flight, prepare for a tougher opponent with former Wisconsin star in the lineup. Coach Pond, optimistic about improvement this week, notes a stronger battery of guns for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgie Tech
Ducky
Georgia Navy
North Carolina
Skyecrackers
Tech
Chapel Hill
Pai-Harder
University of Wisconsin Star
T Georgia
Coach Pond
Bartolo Seeks Pep Sal Bartolo Bout In Albany Show
Sal Bartolo the NBA featherweight champion plans to box Pep Sal Bartolo in Albany on Tuesday to settle a six year dispute for the world featherweight title. Bartolo, from Boston, is ranked No 1 by the NBA and backed by officials as a top challenger to Mario Colon. The bout is part of a Tuesday eight card at the Capitol Area with promoter Jess McMahon arranging the rest of the program after a Miami hurricane caused the earlier Miami date to be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Bartolo
Champior
Albany
Wikie Pep
NBA
Pen
Hartford
Conn
New York
White Bartolé
Boston
Bartola
Mario Colon
Capitol Areas
Pep
Associated J Press
Story Barrow
Bartolo Ini
Bartolo-Colon
Miami
Fla
Jess McMahon
Moore recalls trade that shaped Browns pennant chase
Gene Moore recalls the 1944 season and a deal that brought him to St Louis from Washington after the Senators refused to trade Giuliani. Browns owner Clark Griffith persuaded Washington to include catcher Rick Ferrell, enabling Moore to join a pennant contender and help push toward a World Series finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
St Louis Brownz
Cart
Gene
Se Relaves Moore
Griffith
Wake Forest Faces Miami in Defense Heavy Showdown
About 20 000 fans pack the Orange Bowl tonight for Wake Forest versus Miami with both teams relying on solid defense. Coach Walker expects a close game decided by a single touchdown while Coach Dunn voices cautious optimism about an upset and notes Wake Forest appears tougher in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Wake Forest
Douglas Walker
Eddie Dunn
Deacons
Welch Beats Lanier In Portland Title Bout
Middleweight champion Pi-Coley Welch of Portland rallied in the final two periods to edge Berle Lanier in a ten round decision at the Arena A. A. Philadelphia’s Lanier was knocked down once in the fourth. The bout drew a paid crowd at the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pi—Coley Welch
New England
Iagt
Berle ‘Lanier
Philadelphia
Arena
A. A
Aghters
Baltimore
Lanier
Watervliet Soccer Dominates Berlin High 5 0
Watervliet blanked Berlin High 5 0 with goals from Lynch Baldwin Machas ion Gloeckner and Fabricius. Heatly defeated Waterford 2 0 with goals by Hills and Valenty, Openemarest starred for the winners and Trond Rea led the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
Berlin High
Heatly
Waterford
Wailersnet
Arsenal City
Waterford High
Hearly
Bertin
Lysen
Baldwin
Maches
Sion
Gloeckner
Fabricius
Ieam
Heally-Waterford
Hills
Valenty
Opemarest
CH Trond
Rea
Watervlie Berlix Barafanta
T. Wheeler
G . G. Tyrathe
Gris
Watervlie
Goala
Lyncth
Macha
Atingssian
Behuniak
Curtin
Basle
Dominick
XII
Squadere
Berlin
E. Sheridan
C. Deyse
Civford
Roe
Lyons
Schulton
Kelly
Harris
Bologns
McAntiffe
Singleton
Ryan
O'Connor
St. Pierre Decorates Ring With Early KO in Fall River
Eddie Moore from New York was knocked out by Oscar St. Pierre in under two minutes of the first round at the Casino in Fall River Massachusetts. The 137 pound St. Pierre defeated the 146 pound Moore in their scheduled ten round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Oscar
St. Pierre
Eddie Moore
New York
Penn Coach Sees Gloomy Forecast For Navy Clash
Penn coach George Munger warned of a tough Navy game as rain threatened. He cited Navy’s strong line and Hamberg pairing with Penn’s passing attack likely to decide the outcome. Injuries to Hedberg and Mostertz could ease, while Dickerson and Messick may hold key guard and center roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cinar
Dui Svorrizgme
George Munger
Penn
Manger
Navy
Hamberg
Igi
Minisi
Duke
Bob Hedberg
Bob Mostertz
Joe Dickergon
Jack Messick
Oscar Hagberg
Partee Inducted. Sox Lose Backstop for Season
Boston Red Sox add Roy Partee to the service flag after he is inducted into the Army at Fort Mearthur California. Bill Conroy becomes the lone catcher for Hal Wagner who entered the Navy. Jim Tabor reports from Fort Devens awaiting infantry transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Roy Partee
Fort Mearthur
California
Bill Conroy
Red Sox
Hal Wagner
Jim Tabor
Fort Devens
Coach weighs options as reserves loom for opening game
The coach signals possible start for a backup amid two backfield options. It seems the power back trio Ham berg Barksdale Sullivan Pettit unlikely to begin. Mid dies will again travel, boats depart from the dock toward the military secret arrival time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backeld
Hamberg
Barksdale
Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy High Jayvees
LaSalle
Perry Como
Adam
Bennt
Morris Stores
River St. Mant Door
Troy Theatre
Super-Swift Illini
XEA
Germany
Sergi John Reeder
Pvt
France
United States
Iout
Zwiefail
Valdina
Rip
Schott
Lowman
Falmer Rayoes Skyers
Colony Girls
Ives
Brewers
Lev
Church of Coleague
SL Fonda
Walton Motors
Calleys- EL Peck
Winders
W. Delaney
Plymouths
DeSotos
G. Clarke
Victors
Panza
DeSotes
Tony Janico
Jackie Floyd
Tony Janiro
Greco
Oscar Suggs
Georgia Tech
Pond
Balk
Browns
Lancaster
Anand
Gene Moore
Angelo Giv Hani
Welch
L. Hartnett
Calcutta
India
United Seamen's Service
National War Fund
Bosox
Personna
Renee
Perera
Che
Dan
Weil
Rome Phitt
Perseaine
Madison Avenue
Sud
Persenna
Blades Ma
MENS