Tar Heels Use Sugar Bowl Trip For Prime Practice
Edgewater Mississippi hosts North Carolina football as they prep for the Sugar Bowl amid injuries and cautious secrecy. Georgia drills are allowed, with Carolina chin guards and coaches praising the hard winter sessions and the favorable Gulf Coast weather.
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Tar Heels
Joe Louis to Meet Winner of Maxim Walcott Bout in April
Philadelphia reports heavyweights news promoter Herman Taylor says title defense possible in Atlantic City in April with Mike Jacobs. The challenger would be the winner of the Maxim Walcott bout at Philadelphia Convention Hall on January 6, with Maxim favored to win.
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Joe Louis
Maxim Walcott
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Herman Taylor
Taylor
Mike Jacobs
New York
Jacobs
Mike
Florida
Brown
Joey Maxim
Joe Walcott
Maxim
Walcott
Camden
N. J
Jack Kearns
Maxi
Kearns
Curtis Sheppard
Elmer Ray
Louis
Juarez
Joe
Mexico
United States Lawn Tennis Association Meet Set in New York
The 66th annual meeting of the United States Lawn Tennis Association will convene at New York's Vanderbilt Hotel on January 18.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Vanderbilt Hotel
Oklahoma A and M Keeps Wresting Title Streak Since 1940
Letter Perfect Stillwater Oklahoma A and M has not lost a wrestling match or national championship since Art Griffith became coach in 1940 following Ed Gallagher's death.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Art Griffith
Ed Gallagher
Bromwich Reenters Davis Cup Revival Delays Monday Finish
Australia star John Bromwich decides to return to play after withdrawing in the Davis Cup challenge round. He and Adrian Quist lost the decisive doubles to the U S Kramer and Ted Schroeder, delaying the remaining singles due to rain.
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Gayle Talbot
Melbourne
Australia
John Bromwich
Bromwich
Adrian Quist
United States
Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
Schroeder
Kramer
Dinny Pails
Walter Pate
Gerald Patterson
Pate
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Patterson
Quist
Mulloy
Pails
Perth
Last Night's Scores From College and Military Basketball
Notre Dame defeated Dartmouth 66 to 35 Michigan beat Iowa State 58 to 37 Harvard edged Western Reserve 58 to 56 Evansville topped Southeastern Oklahoma 52 to 51 Xavier over Cape Girardeau 64 to 49 Arizona beat Morehead 64 to 63 Eastern Kentucky won 68 to 31 Toronto fell short 31 to 68 Cherry Point Marines beat Parrie Island Marines 60 to 51.
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Dartmouth
Michigan
Iowa State
Harvard
Western Reserve
Midwest
Terre Haute
Ind
Evansville
Southeastern Oklahoma
Xavier
Cincinnati
Cape Girardeau
Arizona
Morehead (Ky
Eastern Kentucky
Toronto
Cherry Point Marines
Parrie Island Marines
Bowl picks tilt toward UCLA LSU as majors set tone
UCLA and Illinois are slight favorites in Pasadena while Georgia is a heavy pick over North Carolina in New Orleans. Tennessee faces Rice in Miami, LSU meets Arkansas in Dallas, Oklahoma favored over North Carolina State in Jacksonville, Georgia Tech to beat Saint Mary’s in Houston, and the Shrine game features fast as the likely favorite West team.
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NEA
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UCLA
Illinois
Georgia
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New Orleans
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Tennessee
Rice
Miami
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Dallas
Sooners
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Wolfpack
Jacksonville
Georgia Tech
Saint Mary's
Engineers
Houston
Bowl Predictions For The 62 000 Spectacle In San Francisco
A look at upcoming bowls with Georgia and North Carolina as strong Sugar Bowl contenders. UCLA and Illinois clash while Tennessee, LSU, and Arkansas are noted for strength. Several smaller bowls feature Delaware Rollins, San Jose State, Catawba, Pepperdine, and more, with varied matchups and expectations.
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San Francisco
Kezar
Cal Rossi
UCLA
Illinois
Bruins
Illini
Bob Neyland
Arkansas
Scott
Louisiana State
Tigers
Cincinnati
VPI
el Paso
Joling Nolting
Hardin-Simmons
Denver
San Antonio
Delaware Rollins
San Jose State
Utah State
Fresno
Catawba
Maryville
Tenn
College
Orlando
Pepperdine
Nebraska Wesleyan
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Montana State
San Diego
Tennessee State
Louisville Municipal College
Birmingham
Delaware State
Florida Normal
Jacksonville
Lane College
Arkansas A. M
Fort Worth
Syracuse Tops ANC Boxers In Bowl Classic
Syracuse university boxing squad defeated North Carolina in the Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans, winning five bouts to two with one draw. Ed McGee and Dick Young secured victories for Syracuse, while Charles Lambeth nearly tied Walter Bowe in the 130 pound division. Other results included Gerald Auclair KO and multiple Syracuse wins across 125 to 175 pounds.
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New Orleans
Syracuse University
University of North Carolina
Ed McGee
Dick Young
Charles Lambeth
Walter Bowe
Syracuse
Gerald Auclair
Paul Gordy
North Carolina
Vinnie Byrne
Sam Davis
Joe Bongo
Charles Kimsey
Billy Byrne
Leonard Green
Ray Fine
Syrace
Charley Craven
Conrads Move Up in Family Cage Tourney
Four North Carolina family basketball teams reach the national tournament semifinals at Atlantic Christian College. Loftis of Durham defend title with 49 22 win over Holloman brothers. Smiths beat Hoods 36 31. Thornes defeat Adams 21 15. Conrads down Bagwells 44 31. Semis matched Loftis versus Conrads and Smiths versus Thornes.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Boxing results from various cities report several knockouts and decisions. Aaron Perry stops Don Lee in Hollywood while Jimmy Moore defeats Larry Gibson in Asbury Park and other bouts feature Jackie Graves and Lewo Woods winning on points in Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Calif
Aaron Perry
Washington
Don Lee
Grand Island
Neb
Minneapolis
Jackie Graves
Austin
Minn
Paulie Jackson
Reading
Chicago
Lewo Wods
Detroit
Tommy James
Asbury Park
N. J
Jimmy Moore
Philadelphia
Larry Gibson
Trenton
Hamp Vnson Auburn Fullback Punter Averages 49.4 Yards
Hamp Vnson, a prominent Auburn fullback, starred as a high school punter with an average of 49.4 yards per boot. The record highlights his kicking prowess during his prep career.
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Hamp Vnson
Auburn
Two Key Illini Dismissed By Ray Eliot
Illinois football coach Ray Eliot dismissed center Lou Donoho and fullback Ray Florek for violating team rules. Donoho, a Salem Illinois native and former Marine, started one game this season and was a prospect behind Mac Wenskunas. Florek, a 199 pound Chicago player, was limited by a knee injury and had been a regular but key role in the Big Nine title run. Both were sent home after missing practice the day after Christmas.
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Eliot
Lou Donoho
Salem
Ill
Mac Wenskunas
Luini
Ray Florek
Chicago
Tomlinson Girls Edge Kinney Team 25 24 in Finale
In Winston-Salem on December 27 the Tomlinson girls from High Point rallied in the final 45 seconds to beat Kinney 25 24 at the armory. Wilma Lee tied the game with 45 seconds left and Ruby Hill added a late free throw. Heath led scoring with 13 points. The game was tight through the half with Tomlinson up 15 14 at intermission.
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Enterprise
Winston-Salem
Tomlinson
High Point
Kinney Girls
Wilma Lee
Ruby Hill
Heath
Grizzly Bear Size Described As Nine Feet Long
An average large grizzly bear measures about nine feet in length and weighs roughly half a ton, indicating substantial size among the species.
Gator Bowl Battle May Turn Out to Be Offensive Affair
In Jacksonville on December 23, Oklahoma and North Carolina State prepare for the New Year’s Day Gator Bowl. Oklahoma leans on Joe Golding for ground gain with Eddy Davis and Jack Mitchell also key backs. NC State counters with How ard Turner and a trio of ends led by Al Phillips Paul Gibson and George Blomquist to challenge the Sooners defense.
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Carolina
Snavely
Carolina Sport
Trippi
Bulldogs
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
Sooners
Joe Golding
Golding
Tatum
Eddy Davis
Jack Mitchell
Wolfpack
Rocky Mount
Capt
al Phillips
Paul Gibson
George Blomquist
Three Point Landing Ends Brown's Relaxation Hunt
Edward M. Brown of Beverly Hills, after active service in European and Asiatic theatres, hunted for recreation. A goose knocked him from a shot and struck his chest, causing injuries that kept him in the hospital for 45 days.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Edward M. Brown
Brown
South Favored In Tilt Today In Blue Gray Game
The South opened as a seven point favorite to defeat the North in the ninth Blue Gray game at Montgomery. A sellout crowd of 23 000 expected an aerial battle with stars such as Harry Gilmer Alabama Carmen Falcone Pennsylvania and Red Cochran Wake Forest leading passing attacks and Neill Armstrong Oklahoma A and M as a top target.
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Ala
South
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Carmen Falcone
Pennsylvania
Gilmer
Red Cochran
Wake Forest
Neill Armstrong
Oklahoma A. & M
World cotton production for 1945 46 estimated
The 1945 46 world cotton production is estimated at 21 650 000 bales. This figure reflects global output and markets influenced by postwar adjustments.
Trippi May Play Pro Football Baseball Dual Route
Macon Ga December 28 The Macon Telegraph says it is a 2 1 shot Trippi will play pro baseball with Atlanta and pro football with the Yankees or Bears after graduation He told the Telegraph at Biloxi Miss that Atlanta is the only pro baseball team willing to let him pursue both careers He has not made a final decision and is practicing with Georgia for the Sugar Bowl battle
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Macon Telegraph
Charlie Trippi
Atlanta
New York Yankees
Chicago Bears
Rgia
Telegraph
Biloxi
Miss
Trippi
Georgia
Bulldogs
Duquesne Coach Sinko Joins Boston University Stadium Staff
Duquesne athletics director Steve Sinko and head football coach Steve Sinko have joined Boston University as line coach under Buff Donelli.
Charles Ros tron bowls 300 at age 62 in Los Angeles
Charles Ros tron, aged 62, rolled a 300 game becoming the third oldest man to achieve the feat. He has bowled for 40 years. Texas is noted as leading livestock state in the United States.
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Los Angeles
Charles Rostron
United States
Texas
Five Regular Linemen On Sick List
Edgewater Park Mississippi December 27 Sugar Bowl preparations show UNC hampered by injuries as five regular linemen miss practice including guard Sid Varney and tackle Haywood Fowle while guard Ralph Strayhorn recovers from his father's illness and center Art Weiner has left school. The Tar Heels hope Strayhorn Varney and Fowle may play but risk reduced form. The backfield led by Charlie Justice remains healthy ahead of the January 1 game against Georgia.
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Bill Currie
Edgewater
Edgewater Park
Miss
University of North Carolina
Georgia Bulldogs
Tar Heels
Sid Varney
New Orleans
Ralph Strayhorn
Carolina
Wally Butts
Art Weiner
Chapel Hill
Mighty Chan Highsmith
University of Virginia
Haywood Fowle
Carl Snavely
Strayhorn
Varney
Fowle
Georgia
Bainbridge
Charlie Justice
Bowl games lure Georgia fans to see action around region
Sports roundup notes Columbus Ga and Griffin Ala high schools in Dec 24 Optimist club sandlot bowl. New Year’s Day features Spencer High Columbus versus Griffin High for the Chattahoochee Valley Peanut bowl, with Tech High Atlanta set to meet. Also a Blue Gray trip to Montgomery offers additional options for fans.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Columbus
Spencer High
Griffin
Ala
Chattahoochee Valley
Tech High
Atlanta
Montgomery
Georgia Sugar Bowl prep and veteran coach updates
Carl Snavely and Jim Gill visited the Giants camp for three days to study Steve Owen's T defenses for Georgia's Sugar Bowl. Hubie McDonough, Dartmouth 1917 captain, after 26 years at Central High Manchester N H, toured New York with his squad for four days. McDonough's record stands at 173 victories 56 losses and 22 ties.
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Carl Snavely
North Carolina
Jim Gill
Giants
Steve Owen
Georgia
Hubie McDonough
Dartmouth
Central High
Manchester
N. H
New York
Hubie
Packers Sign Rose Bowl Stars From UCLA and Illinois
Green Bay selects three players from college ranks Alex Agase of Illinois Ernie Case and Burr Baldwin from UCLA. All three to join the NFL club for the Rose Bowl action on New Year’s Day with Case and Baldwin forming a noted passing duo. Lambeau notes Agase and Baldwin are All America choices and Case earned AP second team honors.
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Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers
Alex Agase
Illinosis
Ernie Case
Burr Baldwin
UCLA
Curly Lambeau
Packers
Agase
Baldwin
Case
Case-to-Baldwin
Lambeau
Green Bay
Bruin
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