College basketball double bill features top half standings
Amarillo College hosts a twin bill as Canadian River passers battle West Texas State freshmen for first half title while Coca Colas face Hereford Independents in the second game. Attendance rises as teams chase second place with 7:30 pm tip at the Amarillo College Gymnasium.
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West Texas State
Coca Colas
Hereford Independents
Hereford
Vega
Packard-Mill
Amarillo College Badgers
Badgers
Amarillo College Gymnasium
Washington
Unbeaten duel in world's three cushion billiards
CHICAGO Jan 13 three undefeated entries entered second round play in the world three cushion billiards tournament. Joe Chamaco of Mexico City led with two victories and will be idle today. Defending champion Willie Hoppe of New York Welker Cochran of San Francisco and Ralph Greenleaf of San Francisco chase Chamaco. Chamaco beat Karl Lookabaugh 60 31 in 50 innings to take the lead. Greenleaf debuted in three cushion by defeating John Fitzpatrick 50 48 in 57 innings and tied the tournament high run with nine. Fitzpatrick had six. Jake Schaefer of Chicago and Arthur Thurnblad of Kenosha Wis won their first matches in two.
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Lee Ramage
Bob Pastor
Buddy Baer
Amarillo
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W. G. Amarillo
Paris
America
Lallement
New
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ABC
Larry Shotwell
Covington
Shotwell
Fred Ruff, Jr
Jack Guenther
United Press
New York
U.P
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Governor’s Island
Fort Jay
Chicago
Joe Chamaco
Mexico City
Chamaco
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Ralph Greenleaf
Karl Lookabaugh
Lookabough
Greenlaf
John Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Greenleaf
Fitzpatrick
War reshapes eastern college athletics amid calendar shifts
Eastern college athletic directors map 1942 43 schedules as war accelerates terms and adds summer programs. Military academies maintain full sports. Harvard not involved as prep calendars move up commencements and redefine athlete eligibility, with freshmen now considered for varsity play at Yale and Princeton.
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New York
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Navy
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West Point
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Annapolis
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Pitt
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Yale
Princeton
Boxing results from cities feature welterweights and heavyweights
Last night boxers in Toledo Pittsburgh Chicago Newark Trenton New York Pittsburgh Holyoke Sarasota and Cincinnati fought. Notable outcomes include Maxie Berger and Carman Notch each winning on points while Tony Motisi and Ezzard Charles scored knockouts.
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Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Henry Cooper
Brooklyn
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Carman Notch
Chicago
Tony Motisi
Harvey Dubs
Windsor
Tommy Cross
Philadelphia
Howard Burton
Wilkes-Barre
Oscar Poindexter
Newark
Trenton
Andy Bistak
Perth Amboy
N. J
Choo Choo Derr
Allentown
New York
Charles
Lulu) Costanino
Billy Speary
Nanticoke
Mello Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Mose Brown
McKeesport
Holyoke
Mass
Carmine Fatta
Lou Fortuna
Sarasota
Fla
Buddy Scott
Tampa
Jimmy Kozick
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Anton Christoforidis
Cleveland
Colleges rethink athletics and physical education plans
Princeton athletics chief William Fairman argues saving thousands by dropping fresh sports funds junior varsity expansion to reach more students. Fall football schedules likely unchanged though summer terms may delay start dates. Cornell Penn State Lafayette Rutgers move to compulsory physical education with others to follow. Berlin named in fourteen U S towns.
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Princeton
Cornell
Penn State
Lafayette
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