Roundup of sports and track notes from York roundup
Blanchard Army fullback and Max Minor enter national A A U track championships with Blanchard in shot put and Minor in high jump. Notes mention Tilden doubles, Joseph Borden in box scores, Kerr Jr. aiming for perfect start, and England hospital tutor Andy Jr. coaching unbeaten lth aces. A football game ends with last seconds pass deflection leading to a defender touchdown.
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W York
Doc
Inne Richards
Sonny
Joseph Borden
Philadelphia
Joseph
Andy, Jr
England
Lth
307Th
Ings
Andy
Swede Sune Carlson joins Fort Bragg sports page
Pvt Sune Carlson a former U S Gripsholm barber arrives at Fort Bragg and may be a walking champion by mastering short cuts. Vin and Joe Haley twin scorers for Naugatuck high had 79 points this season with 31 field goals and 17 fouls each. Fred Fitzsimmons shed 16 pounds overseas and doubts pitching a full nine innings this season but may appear in some games. A Canisius player collapsed from exhaustion after a breakaway goal against Syracuse. official ruled no foul.
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Sune Carlson
Fort Bragg
N. C
U. S. Gripsholm
Dan Ferris
All Scouse
Sune
Vin
Joe Haley
Naugatuck
Conn
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Canisius
Syracuse
Sailors Face Fort Bend PTR Challenge in Indoor Track
The Jacksonville Naval Air Technical Training Center unit notes strong opposition, hinting at Fort Bend PTR formidable lineup including Cpl Al Hostak, ex middleweight champ, and Mike Raffa. Donn Kinzle, ex-Duke hurdler, now in RCA F colors, joins American Air Force. Lt Harry Kling receives medical discharge.
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Navy
Radio Schedule Snapshot for Wednesday February 21
Eastern War Time program list with multiple network slots and serials. Includes Just Plain Bill, House of Mystery, Capt. Midnight, Tom Mix, Jack Armstrong repeats, World News, Peggy Mann songs, and Johnny Johnston comment segments. Schedule runs from 6:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. with numerous dramatic and musical features.
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Plain
Bill
Terry Allen
the Ross Sisters
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
mDs-basic
Farrell
Cbe
Hop Harrigan
Nbe
Blu-West
Mbs-West
Mbs
Aerell Thomas
Nbe World News
Peggy Mann
Blu-Basic
Nbec-Basic
Biu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbeohnnie Johnston
Bill Slater
Biu
Carolyn Gilbert
Nbe “Ier Queen
Cbs-Basic
Aewe Hangers Orchestra
Cbanger
Blu Gunn
Nbc
Jean Hersholt
Dr. Christian
Cbs O
Eddie Cantor
Vuariety
Sinatra
Freling Foster
Blia Thebrae
Orney
Rama
le Witsk
Ken Murray
Ebs Ee
Aeo A
Gies Rive
Milton Berle
Locals Clinch 10th League Win Over Gastonia
High Point Black Bison defeated Gastonia Green Wave 39 to 29 for their 10th conference win and 18th victory of the season. Reid and Harris led scoring with 8 and 7 points, while Hawks and Kennedy added seven each. The Jayvees beat Junior High 35 to 22 in the prelim.
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Bell Williams
Greensboro
Black Bison
Gastonia Green Wave
Berts
Pearson
Jackie Hawks
Sereny Reid
Bison
Reid
Harris
Hawks
McDonald
Kennedy
Charlie Pearson
Bob Frye
High Point
Reynolds
Salisbury
Jayvees
Louis Cramer
Embler
Borg
Jones
P Cramer
Little Cambler
Rickert
Chestcess
Dennis
Jayvee
Armstrong
Loyd
Mann
Anderson
Gordon
Hester
Raper
Willard
Hoots
Ridge
Vaughn
Simmhons
Teachey
Lambeth
Armfield
Hodge
Edwards
College grid results across U S coast and midwest region
A compilation of scores from multiple military academies and colleges showing wins and losses. Notable matchups include Connecticut overtime loss to East U 34 31 and Vanderbilt 50 defeating Thayer Hospital 38, with several military posts and teachers colleges posting double digit margins.
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East U. 8
Coast Guard Academy
Connecticut
Mitchel Field
Charleston
Air Base
Ellis Island
Coast Guard
Halloran General Hospital
Lakehurst
NAS
Fort Dice
Marshall
West Virginia Tech
Gulfport Naval Station
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Thayer Hospital
Western Kentucky
Morehead
American
Gallaudet
Clemson
Furman
Morris Field
Davidson
Florida
Auburn
Virginia Medical
Bridgewater
Camp Detrick
Carlisle Barracks
Wake Forest
Catawba
Secretary High In Praise Of Carl Hubbell
Eddie Brannick, secretary for the New York Giants, lauds Carl Hubbell as a capable farm-system head and future big man. He compares Hubbell favorably to Branch Rickey, cites Hubbell's energy and initiative in scouting players, and notes Mel Ott values his close friendship with Hubbell. Brannick spoke during a Miami visit.
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Carl Hubbell
Miami
Fia
Eddie Brannick
New York Giants
Branch Rickey
Brannick
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Hubbell
Mel Ott
Ott
Mel
Tom
Harry
Fights Last Night Recap With City Results
Brooklyn feature Freddie Archer outpointed Sidney Miller in Newark. Detroit area bouts saw Irving Paiefeky defeat Leon Kennedy in New York. Vince La saliva beat Vic Pignataro in Mt. Vernon. Frankie Fischer edged Eddie Moore in New York. Hartford card had Johnny Cesario stop Baby Sims in TKO. Jersey City results show Joe Curcio defeating Joe Haddad in Paterson. Montreal Steve Curley bested Willie Hernandez in a Puerto Rico clash. New Bedford ends with Johnny Cool in action.
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Brooklyn
Freddie Archer
Newark
Sidney Miller
Detroit
Irving Paiefeky
New York
Leon Kennedy
White Plains
N. Y
Vince Lasaliva
Mt. Vernon
Vic Pignataro
Frankie Fischer
Eddie Moore
WN. d
Hartford
Conn
Johnny Cesario
T.K.O
Baby Sims
Frankie Ross
Bowton
Archie Goodby
Albany
Jersey City
Joe Curcio
Joe Haddad
Paterson
Steve Curley
Montreal
Willie Hernandez
Puerto Rico
New Bedford
Mass
Johnny Cool
Prober Finds No Scandal in Madison Square Garden Contests
New York reporters say investigators found no dishonesty or corrupt dealings in games at Madison Square Garden linked to CCNY and Brooklyn College. The 40 page interim report cites high character officials and rejects major corruption claims while noting two attempts to fix games were rejected by players.
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T. D. Meier
New York
Madison Square Garden
Department of Investigation
Edgar Bromberger
Brooklyn
Madisonuare Garden
Garden Corporation
City College of New York
Brooklyn College
Fiorello la Guardia
Bromberger
William Levine
CCNY
Syracuse
the Garden
Levine
Red Holzman
Ned Irish
Harridge And Frick Probe Travel Issues Before Spring Training
Baseball heads Ford Frick and Will Harridge plan talks with Col. J Monroe Johnson after a conference with War Mobilizer Byrnes on manpower. With spring training near, transportation and manpower remain the sport’s top concerns despite a brief briefing to reporters.
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Ham
Washington
Byrnes
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Frick
Harridge
Boxer Results Highlight Local Wins Across New England
The OCR provides scattered records showing Worcester and Waterbury bouts with outpoints, listing Benny Singleton and Al Pinel. New Bedford and North Carver matchups feature Al Barboza and scores such as ten to six in a boxer's favor.
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Worcester
Benny
Singleton
Waterbury
Conn
al Pinel
New Bedford
al Barboza
North Carver
Panthers Host Wake Forest In Harrison Gym Tonight
High Point Panthers face Wake Forest in Harrison Gym tonight at 8 15 with Nancy Isenhour likely to start and aim to bounce back from a 31 27 win over Wofford. Wake Forest seeks a victory to halt a losing streak after upsetting Catawba 41 38.
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Harrison Gymnasium
High Point Purple Panthers
Wake Forest Quint
Panther
Nancy Isenhour
Deacons
Nancy
Charlotte
Morris Field
Wofford
Spartanburg
Yow
Jorwa Sheek
Teddey
Everlords-Sullivan
Foster
Nhour
Hix
Tilley
Wake Forest
Panthers
Deags
Catawba Indians
Carolina
Harrison Gym
Duke Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Iowa sportsmen surge after war expected rise to 100000
Iowa after the war is likely to see a large rise in licensed sportsmen with an estimated 100000 new licenses. State Conservation Director F T Sch wob made the prediction today.
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Nimrods
Des Moines, In
INS
Iowa
F. T. Schwob
Transportation strains cited in wartime talks
Frick and Byrnes discussed manpower and broader wartime logistics with no comment from Byrnes. The DDT warned that 1945 will bring heavier transportation burdens and urged line restrictions. Recent events like bowling tournaments dog shows and conventions have been curtailed to ease mileage and hotel demands.
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Frick
Byrnes
DDT
SoCal Rose Bowl players head for naval service in 1945
Eight members of Southern California's 1945 Rose Bowl squad will serve on bigger fields as seven, led by Capt Jim Hardy and All-America tackle John Ferraro, join the Navy. Center Russ Antics becomes a Marine second lieutenant. Jackie Burke, 173, from Pittsburg PA, outpointed Leroy Bolden, 170, Vallejo CA, in a ten round bout with Burke scoring a knockdown in round two.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Jim Hardy
John Ferraro
Cams
Russ Antics
San Jose
Jackie Burke
Pitts——. Pa
Leroy Bolden
Vallejo
Calif
Burke
Bolden
Padres Name Johnny Martin Baseball School Director
Johnny Martin assumed his second Pacific Coast League managerial post by taking charge of the San Diego Padres baseball school at Lake Field in San Diego. He previously led the Sacramento Solons to the 1942 PCL pennant and was feted after arrival, with Connie Mack and PCL president Clarence Rowland among the guests at a welcome gathering.
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San Diego
Calif
Johnny
Martin
San Diego Padres
Lake Field
Sacramento Solons
Oklahoma
Connie Mack
Philadelph Athletics
Clarence Rowland
PCL
Tyndalh Field cagers win Southeastern A A A title
The Tyndalh Field basketball team from Florida edged Smyrna Army Air Base 58 to 57 to claim the Southeastern A A A men's crown. The Vultee Bomberettes from Nashville won the women's title with a 28 to 24 victory over Atlanta's Sports Arena Blues.
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Atlanta
Tyndalh
Florida
Smyrna
Tenn
Army Air Base
Vultee Bomberettes
Nashville
Sports Arena Blues
Miami Olympic diver Marshall Wayne returns with leg injury
4 percent Lt. Col. Marshall Wayne, former Miami diving star and 1936 Olympic champion, is back in Miami nursing a leg injury after bailing out of a reconnaissance plane over Italy a few weeks ago.
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Miami
Fia
Marshall Wayne
United States
Italy
Tampa Boxer Tommy Gomez Wounded in Germany
Tommy Gomez, a Tampa heavy weight boxer and former holder of the mythical southern heavyweight title, is seriously wounded in Germany. The War Department informed his mother Mrs. Thomas Gomez, Sr. Gomez joined the Florida national guard and fought as a soldier, with a notable victory over Tony Musto.
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Tampa
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Germany
War Department
Thomas Gomez
Gomez
Florida National Guard
Tony Musto
Prison camp boxing earns sergeant extra rations
New Orleans report recalls Sgt. Calvin K. Benedict a Tulane alumnus and prisoner of war who won boxing bouts in a German camp tournament and earned extra rations for his success through a letter to his parents.
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New Orleans
Calvin K. Benedict
Tulane
Snead Fires 67 to Lead Pensacola Open Prep
Golf star Sam Snead from Hot Springs Va. shot a five under par 67 in Pensacola practice as he bids for his second straight tour victory at the Pensacola Open starting Friday. He trails co-leaders Willie Turnesa and Frank Strazza by one stroke in practice rounds.
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Pensacola
Fla
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Snead
Gulfport
Miss
Byron Nelson
Willie Turnesa
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Frank Strazza
Greenwich
Conn
Fort Lewis Star Dominates Service Basketball Scoring Race
Gale Bishop of Fort Lewis Washington led a 127 point five game spree last week to climb to 305 points and command the national service basketball scoring race. Bob Rice of Camp Bradford surpassed Elmer Robinson to take second with 523 points in 29 games while Robinson fell to fourth with 516 as Sam Patton of Camp Patrick Henry sat at 517.
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New York
Gale Bishop
Fort Lewis
Wash
Warriors
Rice Institute
Bob Rice
Camp Bradford
Elmer Robinson
Fort Warren
Wyo
Rice
Robinson
Sam Patton
Camp Patrick Henry
Virginia
Clemson To Play Birds Tomorrow
RALEIGH Feb 21 It is nearly certain Duke and North Carolina will reach the Southern Conference finals with South Carolina. The bracket shows Clemson opening against South Carolina while North Carolina meets NC State in other first round games. The schedule includes Citadel vs William and Mary and Duke vs Maryland with semifinals Friday night and the final Saturday at 8 pm.
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Raleigh
Duke
Carolina
North Carolina
South Carolina
Navy
Blue Devils
Gamecocks
Tar Heels
Loops Cage
Citadel
William and
University of Mary
Pottane
Mecocks
Clemson
N. C. State
William and Mary
Maryland
Sun Shipbuilding Yard Expands Amid War Demand
Cline of Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co reports 520 shipbuilding ways in 71 yards nationwide, up from 32 yards in 1939, signaling major expansion to meet wartime orders.
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Cline Pa
INS
Robs Elndsoert Haig
Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Public Auction for Barker Mill Property in High Point
Administrator D Luther Barker will sell Fidelio H Barker estate property at public auction on February 28 at 11 00 AM on the premises on Street High Point. The 110 by 100 foot lot contains 11000 square feet with a starting bid of 4462 50 cash and taxes prorated. The sale is free from encumbrances except 1945 taxes.
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Superior Court of
Guiliford
Fidelio H. Barker
High Point
Barker Mill
Cemetery Street
Said Street
Z. A. Burn
Fidello H. Barker
Alvin R. Hammer
D. Luther Barker
Foreclosure Sale in High Point on County Building Steps
Trustee Thos W Sprinkle to sell at 11 30 a m on March 1 1945 in High Point NC the tract Lot 6 in J M Hedgecock subdivision Guilford County described as 50 feet wide on College Avenue 340 feet deep east line 326 feet deep west line 50 feet rear fronting College Avenue 1945 notice states 10 percent cash deposit and sale subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments by order of Guy L and Opal B Conrad and deed of trust dated June 28 1944 recorded Book 1049 page 321.
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Guy L. Conrad
Opal B. Conrad
Thos. W. Sprinkle
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
West Green
South Main Street
High Point
High Point Township
J. M. Hedgecock
Office of the Register of Deeds
June A. Johnson
College Avenue
Adam Thomason
Thos, W. Sprinkle
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