13th Airborne Dominates Mercury Golden Gloves Finals
The Mercury club hosts finals tonight at 8 in the local armory with sixteen bouts. The 13th Airborne from Ft. Bragg headlines, dominating prelims across classes and likely clinching top honors with heavyweight and light heavyweight shows. Jim Steele reports a sell out as pre sales point to packed stands for the evening finals and novice champions.
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Mercury Athletic Club
13Th Airborne Drake
Ft. Bragg
Leon Thompson
Charlotte
New York
13Th Airborne
Jim Steele
Mercury Club
Steele
Peter Tatsky
Manuel Minjares
Dillon Tops SC Scoring in Southern Conference Race
John Dillon of North Carolina leads the scoring chase with 65 field goals and 24 free throws in 10 conference games, edging teammate Jim Jordan who has 144 points. Virginia Tech climbs to third as Maryland and Duke face key tests this week in the Southern Conference standings.
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Associated Press
John Dillon
North Carolina
Jim Jordan
Dillon
Jordan
Virginia Tech
Vea. Tech
Duke
Blue Devils
Ainst Wake Forest
Durham
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Radio Schedule Item With Multiple Program Listings
A dense excerpt lists Monday February 4 radio programming across multiple time blocks. It includes news reports, music, drama skits, and variety shows with numerous host names, networks, and program descriptors indicating repeats and cross-network corrections.
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Stensare
Farrel
Aberrow
the Hawk
Jed
Harrigan
Abc Om
Abe Aincy Howe
Cbs
Kiernan
Abc-East
Abdc-West
Mbs-West
U1s
Abe Immy Carroll
Dick Tracy
Anc-West
Ant Superman
Imbs-West
Farrell
Cbe Tof
Jack Armstrong
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs-Basic
Ymond Aves
Abe Nce Music Orch
Mbs
Jolyn Gilbert
Dhs
Job Hawk & Quis
Cbs-Basic Ae
West
Abe Oak
Mbs-Basic
R. Harkness
Bill Brandt
Parks and Warren
Cbs Um
Snor
Abe Ulide Og Drummond
Mba
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Abe S
Howard Barlow
Abe van Davis
Abe K Holmes
Dhs Voorhees
Abe Betas
Cbhe
Abe Peacutter
Drarma
Paul Whiteman
Abe Hignt
Mba Ag
Orches
Abe Screen Guild Players
Dbs
Jimmy Gleason
Abe Henry J. Taylor
Gart
Hawk
Vincent Lopez
Jimmy Demaret Wins Tucson Open Golf Crown
Jimmy Demaret of Houston wins the Tucson open with rounds of 68 63 68 69 totaling 268 to claim the $1,500 first prize. Herman Barron of White Plains, N Y, finishes four strokes back with $1,000. The win comes as touring professionals head to San Antonio for a new event amid favorable weather at El Rio.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Texas
Pueblo
San Antonio
Tex
Demaret
el Rio
Herman Barron
White Plain
N. Y
Barron
Jacobs and NBA smooth way for better boxing
Mike Jacobs and NBA officials settled a dispute over where top bouts will be staged. In a three way call with Abe Greene and Harvey Miller, Jacobs denied managing any boxer while agreeing that house controlled fighters harm the sport and that more good fights could move to cities other than New York.
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Washington
Mike Jacobs
National Boxing Association
New York
NBA
Abe J. Greene
Harvey L. Miller
Miller
Jacobs
Joe Louis
Louis
Billy Conn
Volleyball League To Open Second Half Play
The civic club volleyball league resumes with American Business club vs the JayCees in the featured game at the YMCA. Exchange club vs Kiwanis and Rotarians vs Mercury A. C. are the other two games on the bill tomorrow night.
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Y.M.C.A
JayCees
Exchange Club
Kiwanians
Rotarians
Mercury A. C
Rejuvenated Panthers Ready to Face W CT College Catamounts
Rejuvenated Purple Panthers prepare to meet Western Carolina Teachers College Catamounts in Harrison gym tomorrow at 8. Coach Ralph James unsettled by injuries, vows improved offense and defense. Panthers hope to surprise after last week’s close loss to ECTC. Catamounts boast a balanced lineup led by Phillips.
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Ralph James
High Point College
Te Panthers
Western Carolina
Harrison Gymnasium
Lewis Barger
Panther
James
Panthers
E.C.T.C
Lenoir-Rivyne
Appalachian
Phillips
Fox Hunts and Fox Movement in Iowa Wildlife
A narrative discusses fox behavior and hunting methods, noting foxes’ surprising tolerance of humans at times and detailing common fox hunting techniques such as foot chases, hound hunting, tracking in snow, driving hunts, and decoys. It compares red foxes and gray foxes on tree climbing, speed, and denning habits.
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Iowa
Reynard
Chicago natural history museum to send first postwar expedition
Colin Campbell Sanborn curator of mammals will visit Peru to lead the first postwar expedition for the Chicago natural history museum. He plans to recruit a Peruvian zoology student as assistant and conduct field studies mainly in the Amazon jungle and central Peruvian mountains.
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Chicago
INS
Colin Campbell Sanborn
Chicago Natural History Museum
Peru
Amazonian
Red foxes and gray foxes described with regional range
The passage notes a daybreak origin from hollow logs or caves for foxes and contrasts the red fox as more sagacious and sporty than the gray. It lists about ten red fox species and seven gray variants, describes the royal red as large and golden yellow with reddish brown legs, and places reds in the northern plains from Alberta to Manitoba and Minnesota.
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Plains
Alberta
Canada
Minnesota
Manitoba
Saturday Night College Basketball Scores Report
East results include Navy 62 over Columbia 41 and Dartmouth 49 over Princeton 33. West outcomes show Arizona 75 over New Mexico 42 and Utah 34 to 31 over Utah State. South sees Texas 71 over Rice 46 and Duke 56 over N C State 33.
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East Navy
Columbia University
Dartmouth
Princeton
Temple
West Virginia
Bainbridge Naval Base
Villanova
Cane Soateyiennia Srale
Army Univ. of Maryland
George Washington U
University of Oklahoma
Iowa State
DePaul
Indiana
Middle West Northwestern
Notre Dame
FAR West University of Arizona
New Mexico University
Brigham Vouns University
Wyoming
Utah
Utah State
South Texas
Rice
Baylor
Texas Christian
Florida
Georgia
Citadel
Davidson
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Hahardin College
Hillsboro Junior College
Tulane
Auburn
Milligan
Appalachian
Furman
Newberry
Clemson
Presbyterian
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Duke
N. C. State
Suffridge to Aid Feathers in N C State Football Practice
Bob Suffridge, former Tennessee All American guard, will assist coach Beattie Feathers in North Carolina State spring football drills if Feathers' recommendation to the athletic council is approved by the News and Observer.
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Raleigh
Bob Suffridge
Tennessee
Beattie Feathers
N. C
Feathers
School Athletic Council
News and Observer
Nelson Returns for Texas Open Money Event
Byron Nelson, golf’s top attraction, enters the Texas open at San Antonio as he resumes tournament play after nearly a month away for a physical check up and other business matters.
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San Antonio
Tex
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Races and Languages Within the Soviet Union
The Soviet Union comprises 177 distinct races, nationalities and tribes speaking 125 languages or dialects, illustrating vast ethnic and linguistic diversity across its territory.
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Soviet Union
Salisbury to Bring Lowly Quintet Here
The Black Bison, holding a half game lead in the Western Conference, face a surprise Yellow Jackets from Boyden High in Salisbury tomorrow night. Tony Simeon notes no optimism after Pointer's win over Greensboro. last year the rackets upset locals and kept them from the crown.
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Black Bison
Yellow Jackets
Boyden High School
Salisbury
Tony Simeon
Bison
Pointer
Greensboro
Simeon
Jackets expected comeback as Salisbury visit looms
Coach Simeon says Salisbury has been strong in the conference this year and is due for a breakout. He notes Salisbury’s threat calms the Jackets who meanwhile face a peak Bison squad fresh from conference lead. The Bison test stamina with two league tilts this week, hosting Salisbury tomorrow and Burlington Friday.
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Jackets
Salisbury
Boyen
Bison
Bisons
Burlington
Shortage Aboard Liberty Ship Richard Ewell Seeks Coffee
The Liberty ship Richard Ewell carrying 6900 tons of coffee sails from South America but has no drinking coffee aboard. Captain E J Duprey reports the galley coffee ran out days after leaving San Pedro California. The cargo consists of green coffee beans, not roasted beans for brewing.
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Richard
Ewell
South America
E. J. Duprey
San Pedro
Calif
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