Hutson Sets All Time Packers Scoring Marks
Don Hutson now on the Green Bay Packers coaching staff is lauded for a record season in 1943. He scored 12 touchdowns, 641 career points in nine seasons, 83 passing touchdowns, and 86 total touchdowns, with 35 consecutive games scoring.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Chicago Cardinals
Hutson
New York
Bill Paschal
Paschal
Vets Order Alsab Scratched in Race
Alsab, top money winner in 1942, was scratched from yesterdays feature at Hialeah Park after three veterinarians found a filled foot. Owner Al Sabath contested the finding and had the horse jogged after the race. The decision drew boos from the large Hialeah crowd.
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Miami
Fla
Alsab
Hialeah Park
al Sabath
Lou Nova Defeats Ben Moroz In Seventh Round KO
Lou Nova, after a year layoff, scores a seventh round technical knockout over seven-foot Philadelphia giant Ben Moroz at Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Nova weighs 209 and dominates every round in the one sided bout.
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Los Angeles
Lou Nova
Big Ben Moroz
Philadelphia
Olympic Auditorium
Nova
Moroz
Sub Depot Hosts Cactus Ordnance in Amarillo Tilt
The Amarillo Field Sub Depot basketball team meets Cactus Ordnance Plant at Amarillo College tonight at 8:30. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for soldiers and students to cover gym use. Sub Depot hopes to schedule a Friday game with Pampa Sub Depot.
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Amarillo Field Sub Depot
Cactus Ordnance Plant
Amarillo College
Sub Depot
Pampa Sub Depot
Cleveland Indian Pilot Now 1 A
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau 26, reclassified to 1 A by his draft board in Chicago says he is ready to be drafted like other players. He is the youngest major league manager and a noted infielder, with no idea when he may be called.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Lou
Chicago
Harvey
Discharged Vet Is Top Court Scorer
Ernie Calverley of Pawtucket Rhode Island, a 4-F former Army Air Corps recruit, rose as the East’s leading court scorer with 518 points in 19 games for Rhode Island State. He averages 27.26 points per game and has one matchup left against Connecticut on March 4. Calverley, 5-10 and slender, is praised as the team’s most valuable player and best floor shooter.
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Orono
Army Air Corps
Ernie Calverley
Pawtucket
R. I
Rhode Island
Calverley
University of Connecticut
Heart Attack Ends Referee Bozza’s Ring Night
Referee Michael Bozza aged 48 from Newark collapsed and died of a heart attack in the ring during the final round of an eight round welterweight bout between Jimmy Murray of Brooklyn and Stanley Miller of New York in Jersey City. Bozza formerly boxed as Mickey Donley. Paul Cavalier, New Jersey referees chief, ruled the fight a draw.
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Jersey City
Michael Bozza
Newark
N. J
Jimmy Murray
Brooklyn
Stanley Miller
New York
Bozza
Mickey Donley
Paul Cavalier
New Jersey
Directors of Chamber to Meet at Amarillo Hotel
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at noon in the Amarillo Hotel. Wade Brymer, highway committee chairman, will report on the Panhandle delegation's trip to Austin for a conference with the state highway commission.
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D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Priday
Amarillo
Wade Brymer
Highway Committee
Panhandle
Austin
State Highway Commission
Instructors Beat Groom Quintet For Fourth Straight win
Ex Sandies and Ama rillo Field Instructors won in Amarillo College Gym. The Instructors defeated the Groom quintet 44 to 30 securing their fourth straight victory of the season. Gray scored 17 for the winners.
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Sandies
ExSandies
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Groom
Amarillo College Badgers
Gray
MacClanahan
Rufus Graves
Sanford Edquist
Norman Higgins
Lubbock
Graves
McSpaden Returns to Tourney Trail After Army Rejection
Pro golfer Jug McSpaden, 34, Philadelphia Country Club, classified 4-F for acute asthma after army induction, departs to play in a weekend event in New Orleans. In other notes, Norman Navy Zoomers beat Childress air base 43 31, with Kitchens leading scorers, and Lubbock Westerners suffer injury to Bill Cope.
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Philadelphia
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Philadelphia Country Club
New Orleans
Zoomers
Norman
Okla
Navy Zoomers
Childress
Texas
Mixed doubles bowling for Benefit Hospital Transport Corps
This Saturday and Sunday at Banner Bowl the annual mixed doubles matches offer equal partners for high scores with handicaps and prizes for each shift. Funds from entry fees go to the Benefit Hospital Transport Corps while results and player notes from the Classic League and other local teams appear, highlighting Johnny Weeks and Crandall with top series and humorous anecdotes.
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FE. A. Harris
Benefit
Hospital Transport Corps
Banner Bowl
Johnny Weeks
Plains Chevrolet
Johnny
Chevrolet
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