Boxing, bets, and wartime satire in a crowded column
The column threads boxing talk with betting questions about Sing Sing bouts and Mike Jacobs contracts, notes on Pollock and Carpenter, and mentions of racing taxes, earned by boxing writers. It also riffs on War era figures, horse racing, and the Mt St Michael St George football classic at the Polo Grounds amid Pearl Harbor memories.
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Mt. St. Michael’s-St. George's
Polo Grounds
Yowmen Face Guilford In 500-Point Aim At Guilford Gym
Panthers coach Virgil Yow aims for 500 points tonight as the Purple Panthers meet Guilford College in Guilford gym. Pat Patterson is expected to return after a two game absence, boosting their offense after a season opener win over Sedgefield Army and two losses.
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Virgil Yow
High Point College Purple Panthers
Sedgefield Army
Guilford College
Guilford Gymnasium
Panthers
Pat Patterson
Lair
Boxers Clash in Multiple City Events Last Night
In Allentown Pennsylvania Benny Deathpaine aged 175 from Windsor Ontario stopped Jim My Grimage of Philadelphia. In Pall River Massachusetts Johany Carter from Newburgh New York outpointed Andy Holland of New York. (5) indicating results of boxing bouts with pairings and locations.
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Associated Press
Allentown
Benny Deathpaine
Windsor
Ont
Jimmy Grimage
Philadelphia
Pall River
Mass
Johany Carter
Newburgh
N. Y
Andy Holland
New York
Magnify the Value of Your Electric Nickel Through Everyday Services
The piece urges readers to consider how small charges for electricity and gas underpin daily tasks from cooking to lighting. It argues that dividing the cost into nickels highlights how essential energy supports cooking, cleaning, refrigeration, ironing, washing, radio, lighting and other routine services.
Full Scale Football Looms For Southeast
The Southeast Conference considering resuming football in 1944 with civilian 17 year olds and freshmen. Alabama Georgia and LSU spokesmen advocate play as you go football while other schools weigh schedules. Vanderbilt resumed play last autumn and Mississippi State used home campus civilian players in three games.
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Eaera
Southeastern
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana State
Frank Thomas
Wallace Butts
T. P
Butts
Navy
Marineers
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Army
Starkvile
Marsh Cagers Seek To Stretch Loop Lead
The Marsh basketball team faces Triangle at 7 30 p m and Sedgefield army. Community Hardware of Thomasville meets Marsh Furniture at 8 30 p m in a YMCA Municipal league double header. Marsh aims to extend its one game lead while Triangle hopes to seize second place.
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Triangle
Sedgefield Army
Community Hardware of
Thomasville
Marsh Furniture
Marsh
Stagg Named Coach Of Year By Telegram
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 81, coach of the College of the Pacific, is named coach of the year in the New York World Telegram poll. He led with 55 votes, ahead of Frank Leahy of Notre Dame, six others and 1942 winner Bill Alexander of Georgia Tech.
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New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
New York World-Telegram
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Leahy
Bobe Millin
Indiana
Homer Norton
Texas A & M
Don Faurot
Iowa Seahawks
John Whelchel
Navy
Eddie Cameron
Duke
Lou Little
Columbia
Ae Madigan
Iowa
John Tomlin
Arkansas
Stagg
Walter Camp
Chicago
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Ned Day Tops 1943 AP Service All-America Bowling Team
Ned Day of West Allis Wisconsin leads the 1943 AP Service All-America bowling event after the first day, with 3 367 total pins and 80 17 Petersen points. Johnny Crimmins of Detroit is runner up with 3 414 pins and 78 39 points as 13 others compete in the four day round robin. The field includes Mort Lindsey Stamford Eli Maricich Chicago George Young Long Island Connie Schwoegler Madison and defending champ.
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Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Petersen
Day
Ted
Johnny Crimmins
Detroit
Ned
Crimmins
Mort Lindsey
Stamford
West Point Army tops St Johns in heavy scoring clash
Harry Boykoff led both West Point Army and St Johns with 23 points in a lopsided meeting. Dorazio and Bolden fight for boxing wins at Chicago Stadium with Dorazio favored by six five. Chicago prep champions St George travel to New York to face Mount St Michael in post season at Polo Grounds.
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New York
Big Harry Boykoff
St. John’s
West Point Field Artillery
Boykoff
West Point Army
Chicago
St. George
Mount Carmel
Mount St. Michael
College Air Echelon Names in Football Lineup
The lineup lists Second Team selections: Perry Schwartz of Iowa Pre-Flight California and George Poschner of Ft. Benning Georgia. Tackles include Coomer Camp Grant Austin College and Schleich Sampson Naval Training Nebraska. Guards feature Kerasiotis Iowa Pre-Flight Ambrose and Routt Ft. Benning Texas A. and M. Center Quentin Greenough Alameda Coast Guard Oregon State. Backs name Jacobs March Field Oklahoma Juzwick Great Lakes Notre Dame Rogers Smith Lubbock Army Air Field Texas Tech and Pat Harder Georgia Pro Flight Wisconsin.
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Perry Schwartz
Iowa
California
George Poschner
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Joseph Coomer
Camp Grant
Austin College
Victor Schleich
Sampson Naval Training Station
Nebraska
Nick Kerasiotis
Ambrose
Joe Routt
Texas A
Quentin Greenough
Alameda Coast Guard
Oregon State
Jack Jacobs
March Field
Oklahoma
Steve Juzwick
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Notre Dame
Rogers Smith
Lubbock Army Air Field
Texas Tech
Pat Harder
Georgia Pro Flight
Wisconsin
Associated Press
New York
del Monte
Associated Press Service
Alle America
Uncle Sam
United States
Army
Navy
Marine
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Robert Fitch
Jack Russell
Blackland
Tex
Army Air Field
Johnny Mellus
Camp Davis
Raymond Bray
Calif
Seaman
Garrard Ramsey
Bainbridge
Naval Training Station
Marion Rogers
South Plains
Texas
Vincent Banonis
Glenn Dobbs
Randolph Field
Bruce Smith
St. Re
Ace Pass Dobbs
Randolph
Tulsa University
Ramsey
William and
Todd
Washington Redskins
M. Eshmont
Fordham
Bray
Western Michigan
Excent Rogers
Dobbs
Eshmont
Smith
College of Pacific
Parker Hall
Cleveland Ram
Paul Christman
Missouri
Iowa Seahawks
Minnesota
Great Lakes
West Coast
University of Oklahoma
Fitch
Russell
Madison Square Garden Nixes Yankees Purchase Plan
The Madison Square Garden directors decided not to buy the Yankees, citing management burdens despite a roughly 4 million dollar price. The Garden's money makers are boxing hockey and basketball with ownership in flux and Ned Irish leading basketball. The page notes other sports items and a guest column on amateur athletics plans.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Yankees
Garden
Tex Rickard
Mike Jacobs
Ned Irish
Racing Bets Soar To Three Quarter Billions
The 1943 U S racing season brought a record betting total of 710,779,432 across 15 states. New York led with 284,635,711 bets during a 190 day Empire State season, boosting state revenue by 7.8 million over 1942. Eight states topped a million in revenue, with California and New Hampshire joining the group as Florida reduced to a 15 day campaign.
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New York
Illinois
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Michigan
New
California
New Hampshire
Florida
Kentucky
Promprs
New Breed of Leaders Tops AAU Functions
The quote notes a shift toward developing more and better athletes, predicting a large new cohort of brass hat badge wearers to take center stage at AAU functions. It emphasizes increased leadership roles and organizational presence at events.
Scoring Feats And Service Tales From Wartime Times
Hank Wolfe publicized Lynn Chewning’s 106 point mark for St Christopher’s, then James Sivert scored 123 for Fork Union Military Academy and Abe Addams tallied 138 for Male High with a further three assists. Maj William A Smith returning to Lockbourne Air Base sports a mustache as luck charm per Army General orders. Lieut Commander Mal Stevens, coach at Sampson training station, moves to Brooklyn naval hospital after the season.
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Hank Wolfe
Lynn Chewning
St. Christopher’s High School
Richmond
Hank
James Sivert
Fork Union Military Academy
Louisville
Abe Addams
Malehigh
Abe
William A. Smith
Michigan
South Pacific
Lockburne Air Base
Ohio
Smith
Frank Kenney
Mal Stevens
Sampson
N. Y
Naval Training Station
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Sports notes from historical mirror on players and horses
Today a year ago Pete Reiser, Dodger outfielder, reclassified 1 A and likely to be inducted within a month. Three years ago Challedon named horse of the year Whirlaway top two year old Bimelech top three. Five years ago Navy named Capt Emery Ellsworth Larson head football coach succeeding Lt Harry J Hardwick.
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Pete Reiser
Dodger
Challedon
Whirlaway
Bimelech
Navy
Emery Ellsworth Larson
Harry J. Hardwick
All-America Service Eleven Draws from Service Gridiron Rank
The Associated Press selects a national service All-America lineup blending Army Navy and Coast Guard stars from Camp Lejeune Bainbridge Del Monte and other bases. Key figures include Dobbs Ramsey Eshmont Todd and Smith with ex pros Mellus Bray Banonis Fitch and Russell among the lineup.
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Robert Fitch
Camp Lejeune
John Mellus
Camp Davis
Marion Rogers
South Plains
Vincent Banonis
Iowa
Garrard Ramsey
Bainbridge
Raymond Bray
del Monte
Jack Russell
Blackland
Buck Glenn Dobbs
Randolph Field
Leonard Eshmont
Richard Todd
Bruce Smith
St. Mary's
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