Panthers Tangle With Apalachian Taineers In Weekend Clash
High Point Panthers aim to rebound after a 32 30 loss at Guilford as they face Appalachian taineers from Boone tonight at 8 15 in Harrison gym. Yowmen win two last weekend show better shooting and guard rotation with Yow likely starting and Foster at forward.
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Bison Take On Central High In Charlotte Tilt
Highs travel to Charlotte to meet Central High after a six game conference win streak. Walker may miss due to illness while Lew Mendler sits for Charlotte amid coach dispute. game at 8 15 p m.
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Phoenix Open begins with 5 000 dollar purse at Phoenix Country Club
Frank Pitman reports the Phoenix Open opens today at Phoenix Country Club with a 5000 dollar purse. Pros like Jug McSpaden Byron Ison and Wood head a strong field as 36 holes are played across weekend, aiming to boost attendance versus prior seasons.
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Tote Czar Straus Delays Salary Increases Amid Park Merger
The piece notes Harry L. Straus, president of Tropical Park and Tote Czar, has not delivered promised pay raises to pari mutuel workers. It also lists assorted wartime sports, boxing and military updates, including officers and athletes like Capt. Donald Maidman, Lieut. Sammy Klein, and various former boxers and coaches in service, plus reflections on racing literature and theater.
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Poland and Serbia Suffered Major Population Loss in WWII
The article notes that Poland and Serbia lost about a quarter of their populations due to famine and war-induced death during World War II, highlighting the grave human cost across both nations.
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Four Games on State's Cage Card Today
Four basketball showdowns on the state slate with two college games and two service team contests. South Carolina faces Duke in Durham while Davidson opens a two day Charleston run versus The Citadel. Army air forces BTC No 10 seeks its 11th straight win at Greensboro against the Danville war service unit. Cherry Point Marines meet Navy Pre-Flight at Georgia. Emory and Henry squares off with North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Navy Pre-Flight wrestlers edged Duke 37 to 20 the previous night.
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Gossipy Sports Roundup From New York
Feb 4 roundup notes players leaving defense jobs for baseball draft status and potential official ruling. Mentions football’s stance, a six day bicycle race, a backboard origin tale, and Southwestern grid projections for Norvell Red Smith. Also quotes Frank Leahy on Army vs Irish and an International League look at Warren Giles.
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Ensign Jack Riley Finds Spare Time in Atlanta Duty
Ensign Jack Riley the former Dartmouth hockey star has moved to Atlanta with the navy and expresses uncertainty about how to spend his downtime. He recalls skating in Corpus Christi and considering trips to Houston for short sessions, hoping for rain to interrupt schedule.
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Cobb Sees Baseball Enduring War Pressures
Ty Cobb now living as a country squire in Atherton California expresses optimism that baseball will endure wartime strains. He notes players may be scarce, but the sport should provide healthy morale and entertainment for the nation, even if only older men play, and he would return to help preserve it if needed.
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War Worker Holds New Hockey Scoring Record
Detroit veteran Syd ney Harris Howe, a war plant worker by day and professional hockey star by night, scored six goals against the New York Rangers as the Detroit Red Wings won 12 to 2. Howe, 32, fired two in a row 18 seconds apart and noted he will report to work at 7 10 a m.
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Big Time Grid Coaches In Same Battalion
In Athens Georgia two former top gridiron coaches Lt Ducky Pond and Lt Rex Enright serve together in the Georgia Navy Pre Flight school battalion. Pond headed Yale football before 1941 and later served as athletic officer at Willow Grove while Enright led South Carolina.
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Southern indoor track meet stars blend military talent
Cherry Point Marines plan a strong entry in the Chapel Hill indoor track meet next week. They rely on Maj George Mackey Lieut Henry Hart Pfc Fletcher Gibson Lieut Percy Ashby John Montgomery Pte Lafayette King and Rosell team end for scoring potential along with Camp Campbell basketball standouts Capt Clark Swisher Joe Niland Dave Wiley Bill Rasmussen Portside replacements Ken Johnson and Max Katz.
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Fresno Thompson named head of New Orleans club
New Orleans club appoints Fresno Thompson as boss man in a move signaling chain of changes across the leagues. Brooklyn’s Leo Durocher Field organization is mentioned with other managerial moves in the A-1 Southern and various minor leagues.
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Don Jose H Wins at Hipodromo de Las Americas
Don Jose H a three year old owned by Bruno Pagliai scored a half length victory at the Hipodromo de Las Americas in Mexico City. Victor Bovin of New York rode thehorse to a mile and one sixteenth time of 1 47.
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Tex's Spunky Bob Wins Derby at Memphis Amateur Field Trials
In Hernando Mississippi on February 4, Tex's Spunky Bob, owned by O. F. Mitchell of Joplin Missouri, narrowly defeated Tex's Spunky Tex to win the derby stake at the Memphis Amateur Field Trial club. Lincoln's Unamont Hippo, owned by R. D. Lincoln of Oak Forest Illinois, took third place.
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Fires from inflammable cleaning fluids kill and injure many
An estimated 200 people die and 1000 are seriously injured each year due to fires sparked by careless use of inflammable cleaning fluids. Officials urge safer handling and storage to prevent tragedies.
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