Tar Heels rout Wake Forest 61 to 32 in Chapel Hill
John Dillon sets pace as North Carolina white Phantoms overwhelm Wake Forest Deacons 61 32 behind a balanced scoring attack. Joe Hinerman leads Deacons with 17. Dillon adds 12 for UNC.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
White Phantoms
Wake Forest
Deamon Deacons
John Dillon
Tar Heels
Deacons
Gue Don Anderson
Phantoms
Big Joe Hinerman
Deaconard
Dillon
Tar Heel
Duke Blows Past N. C. State 56 to 33 in Duke Dome
Duke's Blue Devils surged to a 56 33 Southern Conference victory over North Carolina State as Ed Koffenberger led with 18 points and Stan Kohler added nine. State trailed 17 5 early then narrowed at halftime to 20 18 before Duke pulled away after the break.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
N. C. State
Red Terrors
Maryland
State
Terrors
Stan Kohler
Ed Koffenberger
Kohler
Owens
Fae
Sewerd
Rusbon
Cheek
Koffenberger
Brunner
Gordon
Robinson
Whiting
Roellke
Bae
Cordell
Gray
Neighborgall
Mer Dhe
Turner
Nichols
Neal
Roger
Hartzog
Morris
Seward Koffenberger
Hackney
Culler
Major Leagues Move To Curb Bonus Pay To Free Agents
At a joint meeting the American and National leagues voted to bar paying large bonuses to free agents and restrict drafts. A bonus player is defined as a signed free agent paid or promised extra money beyond salary. Minors must approve the rules, and penalties include fines, free agency, and a three-year business ban for offending clubs. Commissioner Chandler proposes a new baseball department to enforce policy. The only major split remained over football park access rules.
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New York
Major League Baseball
Dick Wakefield
Dick Callahan
Promi
William G. Bramham
National Association
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
Major League Advisory Council
American League
National
Bhatt Me
Rogers Named As Assistant Coach At W M
Rogers, a former Duke end, was named assistant football coach at the College of William and Mary. Athletic director Rube McCray announced the selection, noting Rogers recently left the navy and will join spring practice starting February 6 on the Indian campus. Rogers had prior stints at Wake Forest and Clemson and completes the Tribe coaching staff.
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Williamsburg
Thomas G. Rogers
Duke University
College of William and Mary
Rogers
Rube McCray
William and Mary
McCray
Navy
Clemson College
Wallace Wade
Duke
Frank Howard
Clemson
D. C
Wake Forest
Temple Upsets Unbeaten West Virginia 48 42
Temple University defeated West Virginia 48 to 42 before 10 000 fans at Convention Hall. Temple led early, WVU surged to take a 37 36 edge with six minutes remaining, then Temple regained control and pulled away.
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Temple
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Temple University
Convention Hall
Carolina To Meet ORD In Grudge Game Tuesday
In Chapel Hill on Tuesday night at 8 p m top ranked North Carolina hosts Greensboro ORD in a crucial grudge game following a 64 63 victory by ORD over UNC earlier. The scene shifts to Duke and Maryland later as UNC pursues state and conference honors with swimming wrestling boxing and junior varsity games on the slate.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina U
Greensboro Ord
White Phantoms
ORD
All-Star Hawks
Duke
Carolina
Phantoms
Hawks
Tar Heels
Maryland
Navy
N. C. State
Virginia Tech
Blue Dolphins
Georgia Tech
Techs
Virginia
Army
442Nd Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
Granby High
Norfolk
Harness Horsemen To Convene In Richmond Monday
Harness horsemen from district seven of the United States Trotting Association will meet in Richmond for two board of review sessions and the annual meeting. The 10 a.m. review will hear Joe Hylan’s appeal over a $50 fine and L R Wadley’s alleged ringing case. In the afternoon, a director for a three year term will be elected with Lt Col Dunbar W. Bostwick nominated for reelection.
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Richmond
United States Trotting Association
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
District of Columbia
Board of Review
Association
Dunbar W. Bostwick
Aiken
S. C
Ben Mayo
Tarboro
N. C
Robert B. Jewell
Wilmore
Joe Hylan
Lexington
L. R. Wadley
Macon
Ray Hamilton
David L. Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tippencantle
Bostwick
Nanby Pass Wins Santa Catalina Handicap at Arcadia
Nanby Pass, a four year old black gelding owned by L. E. Hutson, upset as an 18-1 long shot to win the $50,000 added Santa Catalina handicap at Santa Anita. He surged from behind at the stretch to beat Armstrong stable's First to Fight by a half length in 1:43 4-5.
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Arcadia
Calif
L. E. Hutson
Santa Catalina
Armstrong Stable
Conn Believes He Can Beat Louis Holding Light
Billy Conn trains in Hot Springs Arkansas and plans to go to Greenwood Lake New Jersey in April for a June heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis. He weighs about 190 pounds aims to drop ten, lacks sparring partners, and predicts a 15 round decision in his favor citing youth and improved technique.
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Conn
Louis
Carl Bell
Hot Springs
Ark
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Pittsburgh
Greenwood Lake
N. J
Lewis
Joe
Billy
Jacobs Scored For Playing Dual Role
Washington report says NBA official Col Harvey L. Miller branded Mike Jacobs a detriment to boxing for acting as promoter and Louis manager. Miller cited Louis owing Jacobs money and warned against promoter ownership of fighters. Louis is slated to defend vs Conn at Yankee Stadium next June.
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Ham
Washington
National Boxing Association
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Harvey L. Miller
NBA
Jacobs
Louis
Miller
Conn
Yankee Stadium
New York City
John Roxborough
Julian Black
New York
York
Veteran Bear End Signs 1946 Contract
CHICAGO Feb 2 Geo Wilson veteran Chicago Bears end today signed a contract and reported a recent operation mended a knee injury which hampered him most of last season. Wilson six feet one inch and 210 pounds played on three league championship Bear teams 1940 41 43.
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Chicago
Geo. Wilson
Chicago Bears
Wilson
Citadel Edges Davidson 41-39 In Tight South Conf Victory
The Citadel Bulldogs defeated Davidson 41-39 at the Citadel Armory. Davidson led 18-12 early, but Citadel rallied to take a 23-19 halftime lead and held off a late Wildcats surge in Charleston.
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Charleston,&. C
Citadel Bulldogs
Davidson
Wildcats
Citadel Armory
Bulldogs
Suggs Wins Helen Doherty Golf Title in Miami
Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs Georgia defeated Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio 1 up after 36 holes to win the Helen Lee Doherty tournament in Miami. Suggs trailed early and twice came from behind then led from the 29th hole. She posted 78 in the afternoon and 79 in the morning for a one over par total while Kirk shot 79 in both rounds.
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Miami
Fla
Little Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Helen Lee Doherty
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Miss Suggs
Helen Doherty
Miss Kirk
Heart disease tops killer list for policyholders
Diseases of the heart and arteries remain the leading cause of death among life insurance policyholders, making up about one third of annual policyholder deaths.
Demaret Extends Lead With 68 In Tucson Open Third Round
Jimmy Demaret of Houston carded a 68 to reach 199 after three rounds, extending his lead in the Tucson Open. Ray Mangrum sits second at 201, with a group at 203 including Harold McSpaden Ben Hogan Dick Metz Leonard Dodson and George Schneiter. Amateur leader Toney Penna trails at 205 as others chase chances in final round.
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Field
Tucson
Mangrum
Murray Sinclair
Ariz
Houston
Tex
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Sanford
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kas
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
Toledo
Ohio
Max Evans
Detroit
Jim Demaret
Kan
G. Schneiter
Gemmell Beats Blivins In Top Golden Gloves Bout
In a crowded Ft. Bragg Armory the 13th Airborne dominated the Mercury Athletic Club event. Jim Gemmell edged Merle L. Blivins in a light heavyweight clash, while Leon Thompson and Joe Ramirez earned decisions and a slate of finals matchups formed around 13th Airborne members.
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Ft. Bragg
Mercury Athletic Club
Jim Gemmell
Merle L. Blivins
Airborne
Gemmell
Leon Thompson
Charlotte Golden Gloves
Lee Havey
Joe Rameriz
Kayoed Walter Huskey
Rameriz
Kangapolis
13Th
Catawba Indians Top Elon In North State Clash
Catawba college Indians upset Elon 43 29 to seize the lead in the North State race. Tinker McGinnis hit long shots while limiting Elon star Warren Burns to four baskets as Charlie Speacht directed the floor play. Free throw misses listed for Burns Nadie Anderson Cates Van Hoy Taylor Speacht McGinnis. Officials McCachran and Plaster.
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Salisbury
Catawba College Indians
Elon
Catawba
Tinker McGinnis
Warren Burns
Charlie Speacht
Burns
Kennadie
Anderson
Cates
van Hoy
Taylor
Speacht
McGinnis
McCachran
Plaster
A van Hoy
Feimster
Guddger
Seed Smith
Richardson
Hartman
Gabriel
Vemister
Warris
Kernodle
Eere
Ces Golembek
Boyenton
York
Os Ss
Eo Castura
Scar Marked Ump Sees Kinder Fans Across South
Mobile Alabama February report quotes Harry Steamboat Johnson, a veteran Southern Association umpire, noting fans are kinder and more sportsmanlike as he begins a 27th season in the Southern League. Johnson, 58, shows scars from decades behind the plate and also works for a New Jersey lighting company in the off season.
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Mobile
Ala
Men In Blue
Harry (Steamboat) Johnson
Southern Association
Johnson
Memphis
New Jersey
Georgia Tech Defeats South Carolina 55-45
Georgia Tech wins 55-45 as freshman center Jim Nolan scores frequently to overcome an early South Carolina lead. Tech pulls ahead late to secure a 47-45 margin with four minutes left before coasting to the victory.
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Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Atlanta
Jim Nolan
Gamecocks
Tech
Nolan
Paul Godwin
Jackets
Stron
Bobby Giles
Phil Mallis
Giles
Enue
Carolina
Doyle
Godwin
Sickinger Regains 880 Yard Millrose Title
Fred Sickinger of Manhattan College won the 880 yard run in the 39th Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden, recapturing a title he held in 1942 and 1943. He led late to finish ten yards ahead of Reginald Pearman of the New York Pioneer club, with Stanton Callender and Hubert Gates third and fourth.
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New York
Fred Sickinger
Manhattan
Colege
Madison Square Garden
Toniz‘t
Sickinger
Reginald Pearman
New York Pioneer Club
Stanton Callender
New York University
Hubert Gates
The
Vallance Athletic Club
Mortgage holdings top billions for American housing
Life insurance firms now have more than 4 billion dollars vested in mortgages covering homes for American families.
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13Th Airborne Division
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