Fitness talk and basketball stars shape new outlook
A.A.U. convention highlights physical fitness praise while basketball figures show how sport can mold youth. Kurland of Oklahoma A. A. appears transformative on court as Hank Iba’s methods gain wider influence, with mentions of Ray, Burgess Whitehead, Howie Schultz, and broadcaster James Ebel proposing clearer court area definitions.
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Red Barber named chairman of war fund drive
Lanier Red Barber radio commentator was chosen to head the Red Cross war fund drive for 1945 in Greater New York. Barber, formerly of Plumbus Mississippi and Cincinnati, led Brooklyn’s Red Cross last year when a record $3 was raised.
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Coaches propose national association committee names listed
At the Big Ten meeting baseball coaches appointed a committee to explore forming a national coaches association and to seek help from the NCAA. Members include Wes Fry Northwestern Ray Fisher Wally Roettger Illinois and Paul Marrell Indiana. Coaches are urged to contact these men if interested.
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National Coaches Association
NCAA
Wes Fry
Northwestern
Ray Fisher
Wally Roettger
Illinois
Paul Marrell
Indiana
Centre County hunter bags large buck and turkey
Lt. Comdr. Don Keprier head of a North Carolina Pre-Flight program spent leave in Centre County Pennsylvania. He went hunting and killed an 8 point buck and a very large wild turkey in the area.
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Scores From The AP Football Standings By Region
A.US college and military base scores roundup shows East region results with Pittsburgh 63 over Allegheny 30 and New York 59 over Brooklyn Polytechnical 64. West and Southwest games list Missouri 40 over Westminster 26 and Texas Christian 45 over Texas Tech 28 among others with multiple bases and colleges appearing in the day’s tally.
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Lenoir-Rhyne College Opens Basketball Season Tonight
Lenoir-Rhyne college starts its basketball season at home against the AAF of Winston-Salem. North State conference games include January games at Elon and Guilford with Catawba and High Point on the schedule, amid plans to telegraph details and discuss wartime TB prevention efforts.
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Bill Dudley Leads Band Of Texans In Treasury Bowl
Randolph Field the No 1 service team meets the Second Air Force in a Treasury Bowl at the Polo Grounds. The crowd above 30 000 eyes the unbeaten Texans led by Bill Dudley of Virginia and the Pittsburgh Steelers as they seek a ninth straight win. Funds raised for war bonds total 79 750 000 from corporate and payroll groups backing the tilt.
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Paperboy Favorite in Hollywood Cup at Hollywood Park
In Inglewood California December 16 George Woolf rides Paperboy as favorite in the $75,000 Hollywood Cup at Hollywood Park. The field features Okana California’s champion three year old and other sharp contenders as Woolf aims to revive Movie Producer Harry M. Warner’s health with a win.
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Fights Report From Associated Press Boxing Night
Recap of last night boxing results with multiple bouts listed by city and fighters. Notable outcomes include Johnny Greco and Bobby Ruffin drawing in New York, Bobby Smith stopping Jack Leslie in Detroit, Sal Bartolo outpointing Whistling Willie Roache in Boston, and Lee Savold defeating Gus Dorazio in St. Paul. Other cards feature KOs, TKOs, and decisions across Norfolk, Lawrence, Worcester, Lowell, and Galveston with plural fighters and venues noted.
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Oklahoma
Bowl week odds and practice updates across major games
Southern California favored over Tennessee by 18 points in the Rose Bowl with Duke a 13 point pick over Alabama and Oklahoma Aggies 19 points over Texas Christian in the Cotton Bowl. Georgia Tech leads Tulsa by six in the Orange Bowl. USC conducts first Saturday practice as Cravath warns of toughest test.
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Snead and Walkup Tie At Richmond Open After Round Two
Sam Snead and Jimmy Walkup Jr tied at 139 as third round play began in the 72 hole Richmond open in Richmond California. Snead after Navy service and a win at Portland Open posted 69 to join Walkup who led with a 68 first round and 71 at halfway. Ky Laffoon Ernie Pieper Jr Byron Nelson Newton Bassley Charles Congdon Ed Furgol and Ralph Hall trailed by two to four strokes.
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Devils rely on 9 of 11 starters from North Carolina
Duke plans to keep the same starting 11 for the Sugar Bowl with Alabama as in the regular season finale against North Carolina. The homegrown backs are Tom Davis and George Clark from Wilson, with three out-of-state players John Krista Meeipes Rock and Clarke Jones from Richmond Virginia in the lineup.
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Team Adds Notable Players For Standout Lineup
More than a dozen reinforcements join a squad led by Steve Black of Duke and Edgar Jones of Pittsburgh. Early arrivals include Andy Aram of Minagosta Kid Aldrich of Texas Christian and Al Matuza of the Chicago Beers. Russ Letlow of the Green Bay Packers and Bob Morrow of the Chicago Cards also join as Hollywood reports a 10 round bout ended in a seventh round no contest due to poor conditions.
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Minagosta
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Texas Christian
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al Matuza
Chicago Beers
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Green Bay Packers
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McKinney Starred in Rough Fort Bragg Victory
Bones McKinney led with 12 points as Fort Bragg defeated the Greensboro Military Police 49 to 27 at High Point gym. Murphy and Edgeworth sparked MP in the first half but injuries and foul troubles limited them in the second half while Fort Bragg pulled away.
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Subsidy Favored In Chattahoochee Field Trial Open
EUFAULA Ala Dec 16 Subsidy a rangy pointer owned by C M Swance of Sardis Miss was odds on favorite for the $1000 open derby at the Chattahoochee Valley Field Trial Association. Subsidy scored two faultless finds and hunted well in a one hour race as observers compared its work to Dr Sam s Johnny of Spartanburg S C who won the amateur all age. Hillbright Susan was scratched from contention after 30 minutes of good work.
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Duke Blue Devils Press Toward Sugar Bowl With Intensive Week
Duke University drills intensify as the Blue Devils prepare for the January 1 Sugar Bowl meeting with Alabama in New Orleans. Coach Eddie Cameron emphasizes defense while reshuffling ends Ted Wayland and Gordon Smith among reserves, with Fred Hardison remaining a starter.
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Radio Schedule Highlights A Packed Saturday Lineup
Saturday programming spans 1:30 to 9:30 p.m. ET with hour long features from The Masters concert to Washington and Overseas reports. Highlights include Metropolitan Opera, Grand Hotel drama, The Great Novels, and Meet Your Navy among varied music, talks, and drama. An Accounting of times and titles appears throughout the listing.
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Greco and Ruffin Battle to Hot Six Round Draw at Garden
Two ex soldiers Johnny Greco and Bobby Ruffin fought a lively six-round bout at Madison Square Garden with Ruffin needing two knockdowns to draw even. Referee awarded the win to Ruffin in the six round decision, while Canadian judges split on the outcome and paid about 25 000 dollars each from the 86 489 dollar gate. The earlier bout in November followed a similar pattern with Greco pressing Ruffin and both bouts featuring knockdowns in early rounds.
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