Catamounts Upset Tribe And Boone Five Downs HPC
Western North Carolina teams clash for North State Conference title. Western Carolina Teachers College upset Catawba Indians 41 to 36 in the opening game as Belus Smanley and Ballou led the Cats. Appalachian beat High Point 41 to 33 to reach the final.
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Photo finish in Army race signals spring sports scramble
Roundup from New York cites a tense end to the basketball season with reserves being called up as teams near the March invitational tournament. Also notes include Reds’ new sweat suit for spring training and other sports anecdotes from across the country.
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Debate on three-referee basketball calls and lineups
Eastern League and Southern Conference officials discuss adding a third referee for all courts. Walsh argues it would slow play, while critics say line calls along the sidelines would improve with coverage. The piece also profiles Lou Rymkus, Notre Dame athlete and Marine Reserve, noting his heavy workload and move to Pearl Harbor context.
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National Miler Dodds Faces Mental and Physical Hurdles
New York Feb 20 National mile champion Gil Dodds struggles tonight in the Baxter mile at the New York Athletic Club games. He has yet to win this season and must overcome a mental puzzle about when to use a late kick, while his recent form shows a strong but inconsistent finish. Earl Mitchell and Frank Dixon loom as contenders as Dodds seeks another upset.
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Seven Veterans Considered For National Phils Manager Job
Philadelphia February report lists seven major league veterans including Bill Dickey Pepper Martin and Lefty O Doul as candidates for Hans Lobert's post with the National Phils as William D Cox moves to take over the franchise Cox reportedly may keep Lobert as coach with Chuck Klein also on the staff Cox planned to assume control from Ford Frick ending Gerald Nugent’s debt ridden era and had mentioned O Doul Martin and Dickey as possible managers while preparing the club not yet owned.
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Horses Run Also Haul Race Fans at Bay Meadows
Bay Meadows opens a 25 day meet with heavy support for horse drawn transport. Rubber Administrator W M Jefferson orders automobile patrons barred, directing fans to ride trolley or horse drawn vehicles from stable to paddock. Horsemen will drive or ride to the track and officials assemble Wells Fargo stage coach and various wagons for the final mile and a half.
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Wilson Takes Count From Ray Robinson
Jackie Wilson fought Ray Robinson at Madison Square Garden and was floored in the fourth round. He traded long-range blows but paid for it with Robinsons powerful counter shots. Robinson won by decision as 16,336 spectators watched the tough bout.
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Eight Teams To Battle For Tourney Bids
Richmond and VMI clash as eight Southern Conference teams vie for tourney bids. Richmond seeks a five game win streak while VMI aims to stay alive. other key matchups involve North Carolina, South Carolina, Wake Forest, and NC State shaping the conference race.
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College Scores Snapshot With Multiple Narrow Wins
The Associated Press tally shows Davidson 64 over The Citadel 49 and Mississippi State 51 over Mississippi 39. Virginia Military Institute 41 defeats William and Mary 33 while Appalachian 41 beats High Point 33. Western Carolina Teachers 41 tops Catawba 36 and LSU 35 over Tulane 34. South Carolina 39 defeats Wake Forest 34. Game mentions also include Jim Rafferty of New York and Don Burnham of Dartmouth.
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Salem star Brooms aims for record books in final college games
Salem West Virginia reports on John Brooms Abramovic and Kenny Griffith as top scorers. Brooms leads with a 57 point game and a projected total near 2 177 points for four years at Salem College. Griffith trails but held earlier records.
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Rickey Delivers War era Baseball Outlook
In San Francisco Branch Rickey says government supports baseball during wartime. He notes baseball news is vital for armed forces and that the sport will continue. Rickey meets Dolph Camilli who plans to ranch. Dodgers deny plans to lure him back.
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Army Five Men to Enter Golden Gloves Finals
In Charlotte the 502nd parachute infantry will send five men into the finals of the 11th annual Golden Gloves and aims to win team honors in the open division. They endured four semifinals losses last night two by knockout as the Charlotte Boxing Club leads junior team standings with Florence Lions second. Eight open division title bouts and six junior bouts are scheduled with champions to be crowned tonight.
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Ten Former UNC Men Training For U S Navy At Notre Dame
Ten former University of North Carolina students are training at the U S Naval Reserve Midshipmen School on the Notre Dame campus. After four months of seamanship navigation and ordnance they will be commissioned and assigned to active duty at sea or shore stations. Names include J T Hilton G C Aid W C Alexander G A Foote R W Whitley G W Honeycutt W M Payne J W Parker and D C Benson.
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Montgomery-Constantino Bout Seen as Philadelphia Betting Standoff
In Philadelphia at Convention Hall on Monday night the Bob Montgomery Lulu Costantino 10 round bout is billed as the biggest local betting event in two decades Promoter Herman Taylor said more than 100000 has already been wagered Odds are 11 to 10 take your pick indicating heavy wagering on the anticipated title clash with both fighters seeking a decisive victory.
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Western International League Suspends Class B Baseball
Tacoma reports the Western International League suspends its Class B circuit due to player shortages transportation difficulties and a ban on night games. The move halts league play across its teams as the season stalls.
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Fights Last Night Narrow Decision in New York
Ray Robinson defeated Sgt. Jackie Williams in New York by outpoint, with both boxers listed at 142 pounds. The bout involved U S Army and Los Angeles participants and was reported from the city.
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Connie Mack Sees War-Touched A's Hoping for Better 1943
Connie Mack, 80, optimistic manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, says 1943 may be better than last year’s cellar finish. He notes many players already serving in uniform, a southern spring training plan to Wilmington, Delaware, and a mix of holdovers and new faces for a war-affected season. He warns attendance may dip due to gas rations but expects improved pitching and outfield depth with veterans Hal Wagner and Bob Swift returning.
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Lewis Hayworth Elected President at UNC Chapel Hill
Lewis Hayworth yesterday won the UNC Chapel Hill athletic association presidency defeating Williamson of Concord. He is the son of Mrs. H. C. Hayworth of 708 Willow Brook Street.
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