Panthers Drill Through Fundamentals In Regular Practice
The article describes basketball practices for the Panthers and Bison focusing on fundamentals, scrimmaging, and shooting drills. Coach Simeon Yow directs a steady schedule with checkup days and polishing sessions, targeting sharper teamwork ahead of Friday games.
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High Point College
Mount Airy High
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Bisons
Pennock Names Reardon Phillies Farm Chief
Herb Pennock appointed Scranton native and baseball encyclopedia Reardon as head of the Phillies farm system. Reardon, a former player and umpire, will earn 12500 dollars yearly for five years, with prior work in semi pro and minor leagues and long attendance boosts through Scranton seasons. He plans to fill shortstop and catcher gaps and to renew ties with Utica in the Eastern League as part of immediate needs.
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Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Yank Terry
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Washington
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Ball Park
Parana
Cee
Utica
Connie Mack
Wilmington Club
UNC Cagers Announce 19 Game Schedule For Season
Chapel Hill announces a 19 game UNC basketball slate under Athletic Director R A Pete. The schedule lists home and away dates from December through February including matchups with Virginia Davidson Duke and NC State along with Richmond and Norfolk Naval Air Station.
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University of North Carolina
R. A. Pete H
White Phantoms
Butner
Columbia Air Base
Point Marines
Fortntoe
Milligan
Catawba
Elkin
Johnson Field
McMillan Named State's Outstanding Blocker of 1943
Clinton South Carolina December 7 Bill McMillan 175 pound University of South Carolina quarterback was voted the state's outstanding blocker of the 1943 football season in a poll of sportswriters announced by Dr P Jacobs of Presbyterian College donor of the trophy The Class B Inter State League and use that for developing players Then we should have a Class D to team either own it out or negotiate a player agreement to farm out our young players
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Clinton
S. C
Bill McMillan
University of South Carolina
Harmon Sends Okay Cablegram To Parents
Army Pilot Tom Harmon, rescued by Chinese guerrillas after being shot down October 30, sent his parents a cablegram saying he arrived safe sound and healthy. He added not to worry and that everything is in perfect shape. The cable origin was not disclosed.
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Ann Arbor
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Tom Harmon
Clark Griffith for Baseball Hall of Fame Support
The column urges Clark Griffiths election to baseballs Hall of Fame, praising his pitching days, management skill, and role in the American Leagues early success with the Washington club. It notes his influence dating back about 40 years.
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American League Baseball
Clark Griffith
Griff
Washington
Cronin’s rise and late scouting bets for Clark Griffith
A Chicago baseball note recalls Joe Engel praising Joe Cronin as a standout prospect. It details a $7,500 expense to back Cronin, Cronin’s early workouts, and Bucky Harris’s remark on the hitter’s potential. The strip also notes football and boxing briefings, plus Rickey’s contract talks awaiting a future press event.
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Joe Engel
Joe Cronin
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Washington
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Bucky Harris
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Service Deft Lt Col Friesell Heads Uniform Purchases
Lieut. Col. Red Friesell known as the Fifth Down referee is in Washington DC handling uniform purchases for the WAC. North Carolina grid fans say the Greensboro army air base team was unbeaten and unscored on but lacked a schedule to prove itself a national service title contender. Lieut. Ed Skoronski Purdue tackle and ex star is recovering from lift-arm surgery and serves as assistant athletic and recreation officer at the New Orleans naval base.
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Washington, D. C
WAC
North Carolina Grid
Greensboro Army Air Base
National Service
Ed Skoronski
Purdue
Skoronski
New Orleans
Track and swimming records set at AUU meetings
Mirror notes AUU meetings will rule on 141 new track and swimming records including Cornelius Warmerdam pole vaults of 15 ft 714 inches indoors and 15 ft 734 inches outdoors.
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A.A.U
Cornelius Warmerdam
Notre Dame
Southern California
Tony Galento Kaves
Otis Thomas
St. Louis
Freshmen Make Waves In Major College Football
A survey of coaches writers and officials finds varied reactions to 17 and 18 year olds in major college football this year. Midwestern coaches applaud while others caution freshmen still rely on older players. Notables include Indiana's Bobby Hoernschmeyer Illinois' Eddie Bray Notre Dame's Johnny Lujack and others.
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New York
Associated Press
Mid-West
Don Faurot
Iowa Seahawks
Indiana
Bobby Hoernschmeyer
Eddie Bray
Illinois
Bill Daley
Johnny Lujack
Kelly
George Sullivan
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Ernie Parks
Dean Sensanbaugher
Paul Brown
Parks
Seasanbutgher
Navy
George Man
Pennsylvania
Andy Kerr Ofee
Frank Muelhouse
Red Granges
Fred Grant
Wake Forest
Tulane
Gaston Bourgeois
Joe Mocha
Pitt
Bill Abromitis
Penn State
Arkansas
Harold Cox
Texas
Bobby Coy Lee
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
West Coast
George Callanan
Southern
Cal
Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary's
Gordon Berlin
Washington
Chilean tennis tourney canceled over Pancho Segura no-show
Alfredo Achondo, president of the Chilean Iowa Tennis Federation, canceled the tournament where Pancho Segura of Ecuador was to compete after Segura failed to arrive from Buenos Aires. Achondo said Segura did not live up to the agreement that led to the event. The same report notes the U S Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association will hold its annual meeting at the Hotel Victoria to discuss wartime constraints on college programs.
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Chile
Alfredo Achondo
Iowa Tennis Federation
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U. S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
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Sutherland
Williams and Kogan Victors In Boxing Card
In Philadelphia Holman Williams of Chicago beat Steve Bellose 10 rounds. Julie Kogan of New Haven defeated Dusty Brown of Wilmington in ten. In New York Vin Bryant of Dallas outpointed Larry Anzalone of New York over eight rounds.
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Holman Williams
Chicago
Steve Belloise
New York
Julie Kogan
New Haven
Dusty Brown
Wilmington
Del
Vin Bryant
Dallas
Larry Anzalone
Deer Slaughter and Field Dressing Tips for Venison
A self defense of deer slaughtering methods, hauling carcass options, and care tips for venison. Instructions cover rope dragging, carrying on a pole, stretcher setup, signaling in the woods, locating missing deer, landmark tracking, compass bearings, and proper aging and storage to ensure meat quality.
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