Paschal Tops Panthers to Meet Fivers in Twin City
Coach Vi Yow’s High Point College Panthers, after two wins this year, travel to Winston-Salem to face the Flyers in the high gym at 8 15. The Panthers seek revenge for a 40 27 loss and will test against a strong Army outfit in a key early-season matchup.
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Alonzo Stagg tops picks as coach of year in football
Roundup notes Stagg named top coach by many, compares Steve Owen as strong No 2. Giants aim for three straight wins over Washington to reach NFL Eastern title playoff, with Bear game recap and player notes on Hank Soar and others. Also brief items on boxing, jockeys, politics and military sports figures.
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Paschal Wins 1943 NFL Ball Carrying Crown by a Yard
Giants fullback Paschal edged out Hinkle for the league rushing title finishing with 572 yards on 147 carries. Hinkle ended with 571 yards in 116 carries as the season closed. Paschal added 280 yards in the last two games against Washington to seal the rookie rushing title amid a tight race.
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Ken Eee
Brooklyn Dodin
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Byrd Tops Miami Open Favor as Golf Meets Unfold
Sammy Byrd, pro at Plum Hollow Detroit, weighs 1-A draft status while entering the Miami Springs course as the top choice in the Miami Open. Byrd says his pitch shots will decide success as he aims to repeat after a Chicago All American Open win and trails Craig Wood and Bob Hamilton.
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Bobo Newsom Ends Off Season Trade Shuffle
In Hartsville South Carolina on December 15 the Washington Senators traded right hander Bobo Newsom to the Athletics for Roger Wolff. Newsom, at home, said he knew nothing about the deal and declined to comment.
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Raese builds star lineup for Chapel Hill navy team
Lieut Duke Raese, former West Virginia coach, leads a versatile Chapel Hill navy pre flight squad. The Cloudbusters feature Stan Skaug Bob Myers Bud Palmer Don Elser Albert Simpson and Tippy Dye with a fast break and deliberate offense. Newsom faces 1-A induction while divorce and residency changes ripple through baseball management.
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Barbour Captures Jacobs Blocking Trophy in SC
Elmer Barbour of Wake Forest Deacon blockers won the 1943 Jacobs blocking trophy in the Southern Conference. Duke guard Bill Milner was runner up with nine honorable mentions. Bill McMillan of South Carolina led the honor list.
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Chalky Wright to fight three Panama bouts in January
Chalky Wright the former featherweight champion from Los Angeles signed for three 10 round bouts in Panama. He will leave December 26 to train for a January 9 fight with Al Brown in Panama City, with two more bouts against Juan Zurita and Young Finnegan. Promoter Carlos Cambra guaranteed $10,000 for the three bouts.
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Preview of American League baseball movie sparks approval
Chicago reports a preview of the league's 10th annual baseball movie with sports writers giving unqualified endorsements. The film focuses on action in the 1948 world series and omits instructional features, with Lew Fonseca announcing distribution to service men and various organizations.
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Fights Last Night Roundup of regional boxing bouts
In White Plains Freddy Flores outpointed Dick Puller over eight rounds. In New York Frankie Terry beat Tony Reno in eight on points. Jersey City saw Johnny Jones prevail against Mike Bulick. New Bedford featured Tommy Beil stopping Bobby Winters in the first round.
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Kearns Cagers Field Warped Roster With Shortage
KEARNS Utah December 15 Lt Earl P Beckman former University of Illinois player who was slated to manage the Kearns basketball team is wearing a uniform and practicing with the squad He crowds around by light numbers and lacks enough players to field a full team.
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Florida Horse Racing Crowds May Hit 9 381
Miami crowd estimates for the wartime season opening at Kal Park range from 8 000 to 9 000 with a record opening day possible. The six furlong inaugural handicap features 12 horses in each of two divisions led by Minee-Mo and Dispose as favorites.
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Snowy talk in New York as Norse skiers joke
Izzy Kaplan and Lars Evensen swap comic tales about skiing at Bear Mountain and体验ing snow. The Norwegian janitor touts telemark turns and aquavit while a safety mishap with skis ends with Kaplan in a stretcher, vowing no more ski jumping.
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Frankie Sinkwich tops year athlete of the year
Frankie Sinkwich of Georgia is recognized as the top athlete of the year. The AP recaps past selections: three years ago Francis Schmidt extended as Ohio State coach after seven years, five years ago Tony Galento stopped Dick Daniels in the third round.
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Chickens Vanish Then Return After Wind Opens Coops
In Waterbury Connecticut a man reported 25 chickens missing from a coop but canceled the report after learning both coops had doors blown open by a wind storm. The birds wandered to the other coop where the door had been closed.
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Cage Scores From Yesterday City Matchups
Davidson edged Catawba 52 to 51. Duke defeated Columbia 52 to 8. Fort Bragg base teams and Greenville games listed as 33 and 30. Ft Jackson Reception Center played Army Air Base at 48 to 30.
Unnamed Colt Named by Helis After Purchase
New Orleans financier William A. Helis paid 66000 for a Blenheim III colt and decided the horse would simply be known as the Un named Colt. He said the unnamed horse would not race at the Fair Grounds during the winter season to avoid rushing it.
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All-Star Gridders Pause For Workout
OGDEN Utah Dec 15 Andy Kerr veteran Colgate coach and his eastern all star football squad will pause here for a three hour workout next Monday en route to San Francisco for the New Years day game with western all stars.
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