Gophers Leave West for Michigan State Victory
Minnesota defeated Michigan State 46-32 as reserves led the way with Rod Larson scoring 14 points, nine in the first 19 minutes. The Gophers used a sharpshooting substitute and boosted morale ahead of a Western Conference meet with Purdue. Great Lakes beat St Josephs 60-32 and Loyola Chicago edged Western Michigan 39-38.
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Radio program listings for January 14 15 in New York
Radio listings from New York detail programs across MBS CBS BLU and ABC for January 14 and 15 including talks by Eric Johnston Wendell Willkie Basil O Conner and Prentiss Brown. The schedule features variety shows comedy music and sports content with time slots from early evening through late night and notes on new times and program changes.
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MBS
Eric Johnston
Wendell Willkie
Duke University
CBS
Basil O'Conner
WBC
Fanny Brice
Frank Morgan
Aldrich
Bing. Crosby
Lum
Abner
Gene Krupa
Wings
Johnson Family
Ralph Bellamy
Patt Schubert
Nbe
Frank Parker
Bill Stern
Ncc
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Rex Stout
Tommy Riggs
Betty Abe
Paul Lavalle
Montezuma
Marines
Meet Your Navy
Latiny Ross
B. Hughes
John Gunther
Paul Schubert
Defiance College routs Bluffton 104 to 39 in hoops
Defiance College crushed Bluffton 104 to 39 in Ohio collegiate basketball last night, matching a high scoring pace set in a prior meeting a year earlier when Defiance won 104 to 45. The performance echoed a familiar blowout pattern between the two programs.
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Bluffton College
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Coyotes Set for Two Day Road Swing
Vermillion January 14 Special A spirited State University Coyotes depart for a two game trek Friday and Saturday. After a home upset of the Morningside Maroons the squad relies on speed and height against North Dakota University and the conference champion Bison. Key players include Eddie Carlson Bob Schroeder Russ Fechter Taplett Mayer and reserves Led Stuart Jack Bain Don Doghen providing scoring and defense on the trip.
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Eddie Carlson
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Taplett
Mayer
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Jack Bain
Don Doghen
Sea fishing reaches record harvest in Riviera Beach
Riviera Beach reports the season's harvest as the best in years with 208,300 pounds landed on Tuesday despite navy night-operation bans. The catch is mainly Spanish mackerel with some king and blue fish. One fisherman, using a light skiff, earned $1,100 in a single day.
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Riviera
Tom West
Navy
Bowing Air City League Scores From Local Meet
Local bowling results show Paris Bees edge Manica 429 to 412 with high games by Zien JounRtEh and 5 fouls tally. Northwest Bank, Arts Studio, and Spoousen Bar posted wins as teams faced varying handicaps and totals across the session.
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Arrows Face Tigers in Key ESD Showdown Friday
Aberdeen travels to Sioux Falls tonight as Arrows aim to hold the top spot in the Eastern South Dakota conference. Coach Earl Nelson emphasizes under-basket work and free throws after a setback to Huron. The Eight o clock game at the college auditorium pits Arrows against the Tigers with a busy weekend of ESC action looming.
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Creighton Prepares For Tough Test Against Oklahoma A&M
Creighton University faces a stern challenge from Oklahoma A&M as they meet in Omaha after a midweek break. The Bluejays, riding an undefeated streak in league play, aim to prove Dick Dunkel's ratings that place them among the nation's top teams alongside Southern California. Oklahoma A&M, featuring 7-foot Bobby Kurland and a strong cast of lettermen, will test Creighton’s depth with recent win over St Louis and a high-scoring freshman group supporting the veterans.
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Woman Nears 200 Average In Bowling
Chicago report notes Catherine from the Buick team in the Playdium Major Women’s League is close to a 200 bowling average. Her season mark stands at 192, regarded as one of the nation’s highest for women bowlers.
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Buick
Bill Oat Q Knocked Out
Associated Press dispatch from Elizabeth New Jersey reports a boxing bout where the fighter known as Bill Oat Q lost by knockout, details on round and opponent not fully shown.
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Like All Other Sports Big Star Absent From Ski Jumping
The winter ski jumping season, like other war time sports, lacks its top star Pvt Torger Tokle now with mountain troops at Camp Hale Colo. Tokle dominated the sport, never beaten in form and repeatedly outjumping rivals to set records.
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Royal Norwegian Air Force
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Reiser Inducted Into Service Wednesday
LST. LOUIS, Jan 14. Pete Reiser centerfielder of the St. Louis Browns was inducted into service Wednesday. Reiser, one of the star outfielders, will report to Uncle Sam for duty at age 17.
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Ruth To Observe Birthday With Pals
Babe Ruth plans to spend his 4911th birthday among old friends in New York. The former home run king has begun a string of personal appearances to promote the scrap drive and war bond sales and has bought a ticket to the 26th annual Baseball Writers' dinner on February 7.
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Baseball Writers
Frankfort Tops Sunshine League With Seven Wins
Frankfort remains undefeated in the Sunshine League after a 24 34 win over Tulare at Tulare last week. Northville beat Ashton 20 43 while Beckham defeated Redfield 21 17. Upcoming league games include Athol at Northville Redfield at Frankfort and Tulare at Rockham on January 15. Standings show Frankfort atop the table with four wins and none losses. Purdue's 1942 athletic squads ended the year with 72 victories and 49 defeats across 11 sports.
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Baseball Stars Headed to War as DiMaggio Enlists
Major league baseball faces possible reduced games in 1943 as Joe DiMaggio joins the armed forces along with Pete Reiser and other stars. Reiser has already begun service while DiMaggio plans to enlist soon after finalizing personal matters in Reno. The count of major leaguers in service climbs, threatening teams' spring preparations. DiMaggio’s marriage is reported resolved, with the couple publicly expressing happiness.
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Sports Roundup highlights quirky college and military athletics
News roundup by Hugh Fullerton covers Illinois canceling a hockey schedule due to player shortages and debates over exhibition games under the Big Ten freshmen rule. It also notes Spar Reporter Choc Hutcheson’s interview with Pfc Hicks about the Golden Gloves, bowling interest at George Young’s plant after a top finish, Montana U’s coaching change with Eddie Chinske, and medals and missteps of military athletes including Herb Merrill’s five-bagger slip and General Saunders’s wartime football ties.
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L. 1
Chicago
Montana U
Eddie Chinske
Missoula
Chinske
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Solomons
Harry Wilson
Chris Cagle
Morningside Aims to End Rabbit Winning Streak
Morningside cagers travel to face unbeaten South Dakota State as underdogs after a 43 to 40 home loss to South Dakota University. Loren Clark scored 17, but the Maroons need support to halt the Jackrabbits who seek to lead the conference.
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North Dakota State
Old Utah Utes Basketball Alumni Stage Benefit Return
Salt Lake City January 14 The ex Utah national AAU champions of 1916, aged 27 years, reunite for a benefit game with the high school faculty team. Ex coach now in the US Army air corps helps assemble stars like Hap Van Pelt in Los Angeles and Clyde Packer in Rexburg. Merrill Packer and Rulon Clark Jr. also feature, while sons of players may fill in for the old guard.
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Eam
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Roger
Hap) van Pelt
Los Angeles
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Rexburg
Idaho
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Utah
Rulon Clark Jr
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Utah Grid
Clyde ‘Dorton
Lebi Prep
Fines Collected In A L Base Ball Season Tiny Total
Chicago January 14 The American League finished tallying 1942 baseball fines and reported only 500 dollars collected. President Will Harridge said the figure reflected hard times and noted Jim Dykes of the Chicago White Sox contributed about two hundred dollars. He quipped that conditions were dire.
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Will Harridge
Jim Dykes
Chicago White Sox
College basketball scores from Associated Press list
Providence College led Yale 49 to 37 while Navy edged Dartmouth 46 to 39 and Seton Hall beat Norfolk Naval Training Station 60 to 46. Michigan State down Moorhead Teachers 32 to 38, Concordia Great Lakes 60 to 38, St. Josephs Indiana 34 to 39, and Washington 49 to Harlem Globetrotters 30 in a mixed results roundup.
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