Dukes and Tar Heels Set For Key ACC Showdown
Duke and North Carolina prepare for a Southern Conference title rematch with Duke aiming to repeat past titles while UNC seeks revenge after last winter's 27 point loss. The Tar Heels arrive off two tournament wins including a win over South Carolina, signaling a tense clash tonight at 8.
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Eels
Dukes
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Big Blue
ACC Tournament Imps Final Scores Stanched
Impionship final margins show Carolina 39 South 26 and 69 William and Mary 55 at Clemson. Carolina 62 N. C. am and Mary 54 and 41 76 Maryland 49. Impionship final vs. Carolina 8 p.m.
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Am and Mary
The
Maryland
Carolina
Maryland Indians Defeat Jam to Reach Finals in Tennis Tourney
A crowd gathered as Maryland's Indians upset Jam in the first round then advanced to the finals, crushing opponents 49 to 135 in a memorial auditorium setting.
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Memorial Auditorium
Maryland
Baseball's Major Minor Pact Faces Youth Education Clash
Proxy Bowla of the PCL calls for teeth in a rule against signing American Legion players. Red Trautman notes baseball risks education when welfare tops users. Hank Soar joins calls for a hands off policy to protect boys pursuing school and baseball. A Bainbridge naval training poll shows wartime sports favored football and baseball.
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New York
Dier
Hank Soar
Football Giants
Bainbridge, Md
Naval Training Center
Night spot curfew prompts Dimaggio snack plan
If the midnight curfew for night spots stays through the baseball season, Vince Dimaggio may seek a late snack after a night game. The remark hints at a simple postgame routine or a preferred snack choice once the curfew remains in effect.
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Vince Dimaggio
British courses armed with tank traps in wartime golf
Green keepers' Report notes British courses fortified with tank traps barbed wire and tall poles to stop gliders. Phog Allen, Kansas coach, seeks city council seat in Lawrence. The piece muses on attendance in early baseball history and calls the era the “good old days.”
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Lawrence
Kas
Baltimore
Orioles
New York State Soccer Association Reports 3358 Players
The New York State Soccer Football Association lists 3 358 registered players enough for 305 teams in the armed forces Charlie Berry the baseball football official reports from Greenland that the most popular sol
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New York State Soccer Football Association
Armed Forces
Charlie Berry
Greenland
Duke and North Carolina Dominate Early Tourney Action
North Carolina routed NC State 52 to 28 and then beat South Carolina 39 to 26. Duke, in its ninth Southern Conference final, has four titles after championships in 1938 1941 and 1942 and a 1944 final win over the Tar Heels. William and Mary upset The Citadel 54 to 41 as Clemson fell to South Carolina 55 to 24 in opening play.
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North Carolina
North Carolina State
South Carolina Gamecocks
Duke
Blue Devils
South Carolina
Washington and Lee
Clemson
N. C. State
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George Washington
Tar Heels
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Citadel
Indians
Cats
Gamecocks
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New York fighters Ray Robinson and Al Guido won on points. Emmett Grier and Jiggs Donahue scored TKOs while Bernard Docuseen and Patey Spataro drew. Matches took place in New York Philadelphia Detroit and New Orleans with multiple weight classes featured.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Jake Lamotta
al Guido
Frankie Rubino
Brooklyn
Emmett Grier
Detroit
Ruby Garcia
Philadelphia
Jiggs Donahue
T.K.O. Red Schultz
Henry Taylor
T.K.O
Leo Maher
Montreal
New Orleans
Bernard Docuseen
Patey Spataro
Drew
Blood vessels distribute life to all parts of the body
A readable fragment explains that about 100000 miles of blood vessels carry blood to every part of the body to nourish it and remove waste.
Radio Schedule Highlights a Saturday Night of CBS NBC Programs
Radio listings show a dense Saturday lineup with CBS, NBC, and mutual programs. Notable items include The Baxters, Soldiers With Wings, Metropolitan Opera, The Land is Bright, Grand Hotel, The Philadelphia Orchestra Hour, and The Saint. The schedule spans 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. with varied dramas, music, dance, and news segments.
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Cbs
London
Nbe
Cbs Metropolitan Opera
Musicana
Chicago
Orchestras of Nation
Halloran Hospital
St. Louis
Cbs Dance Orchestra
Cba
Washington & Overseas Report
Cbs An
Hodges
Cbs Music
Grand Hotel
Philadelphia Orches
Cbs Parade of Sports
Mbs
John Vandercook
New York
Tim Pan Alley
Army Wings
Quincy Howe
Che Vladimir Brenner
Blu
Montezuma
Dbs
Dbs Ontismér
Fleming
Taware Omlinsen
Biu
Hawaii
Native Musicale
U.S.A
Nbc
Lionel Barrymore
Cbs War Correspondents
Blue American Eagle
Britain
Leland Stowe
the Saint
South America
Cbs Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Arthur Hale
Anita Hillis
Gaslite Gayettes
Bea
Kay—nbe
Danny Kaye
Cbs Farly American Dancing Musice
Blu Frank
Mbs-East
F.B.I
Boston Symphony
Dasrei
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Aturdat
Dbs Ulck
Udy Canova
Andy Russell
Blu Enes
Theater of the Air
Pearce
His Gang
Che
Girand
Girand Old Opry Via Radio—nbe
Herb Marshall
Track National Championships at Madison Square Garden Tonight
New York Feb 24. The national AAU track and field championships at Madison Square Garden will proceed despite Gunder Haegg and Gil Dodds missing. The meet features 256 service and 24 college athletes, with Jim Rafferty aiming for a fifth straight mile win and NYAC stars contending in multiple events. Trials for 600 and 1000 were held with interscholastic champs.
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New York
Gunder Haegg
Gil Dodds
Madison Square Garden
Dan Ferris
AAU
Haegg
Ram
Jim Rafferty
Don Burnham
Rudy Simms
Pioneer Club
Bill Bangert
U. of Illinois
John Schmidt
Ohio State
New York A. C
Army
Navy
Winged Foot Club
Rafferty
Henry Dreyer
Frank Berst
Irving Folsworth
Joe Megyesy
John Dibeler
Howie Borck
Wes Wallace
Tom Quinn
John Kelly
NYAC
Elm Street Triumphs 26 24 In Elementary Playoffs
Elm Street edged Emma Blair 26 to 24 in a tight first game of the elementary playoffs. Elm Street trailed 14 12 at halftime before a strong second half rally led by Gregory with 16 points and Preddy scoring 14 for Emma Blair.
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Emma Blair
Elm Street Five
Elm Street Quint
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Preddy
Emma Air
Culler
Robertson
Wip Inveys Delappe
Fearndon
McDonald
Hayworth
Surratt
Evans
Byrd
Robinson Wins Over Lamotta By Decision
Ray Sugar Robinson earned a unanimous decision over Jake Lamotta at Madison Square Garden before 18 060 fans. The Harlem boxer dominated except for a brief sixth round flurry by Lamotta, vaulting Robinson to a three win in four fights against Lamotta and earning about 50 000 for the bout and related earnings.
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New York
Ray
Sugar” Robinson
Robinson
Harlem
George Costner
Chicago
Jake Lamotta
Madison Square Garden
Lamotta
Bronx
Robinson-Costner
Jake
Eddie Josephs
Bill Healy
Jack Gordon
Associated Press
Harris And Hawks Star In a Narrow Victory
High Point Bison upset Greensboro Purples Whirlwind 38 to 24 after dropping their opening game. Jack Hawks led with 14 points while Richard Harris added 9. Richard Reid sparked Greensboro early as Nielsen and Nichols added for the losers.
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Bill Williams
Greensboro Purple Whirlwind
High Point Bison
Greensboro
Richard Reid
Gate City
Jack Hawks
Richard Harris
Nichols
Bison
Central
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Greensboro Crew
Godoy to fight Villar in Tampa bout on March 9
Arthur Godoy of Chile, a two time Louis challenger, is signed to meet Claudia Villar of Tampa, Fla., March 9, according to manager Al Weill. Weill also has Godoy vs Lorient Bouchard of Canada planned for Norfolk, Va., March 1 as he aims to set up heavyweight bouts in New Orleans Milwaukee and Texas.
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Arthur Godoy
Chile
South America
Joe Louis
Claudia Villar
Tampa
Fla
Godoy
al Weill
Weill
Lorient Bouchard
Canada
Norfolk
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Texas
Pitchers Conway and McMillan Signed by Athletics
Philadelphia reports two former servicemen Eugene Conway 24 year old southpaw from Philadelphia and Frank McMillan 23 year old right hander from Portland have been signed to pitch for the Philadelphia Athletics. Coach Earl Mack announced both signings noting Conway played in the Panama Canal Zone League while McMillan hails from Winston-Salem and Portland.
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Philadelphia
Eugene Conway
Frank McMillan
Winston-Salem
N. C
Philadelphia Athletics
Earl Mack
Conway
McMillan
Portland
Basora to Be Reexamined by Army in Philadelphia
Jose Basora at Philadelphia March 12 is listed for reexamination by the Army next week.
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Jose Basora
Philadelphia
McSpaden Opens Lead in Pensacola Golf Meet
McSpaden shoots 8 under par 64 to lead second round at Pensacola War Bond event. Jug fires 6 under 30 on front nine and 34 back nine to finish three strokes behind rival Sammy Snead. Snead and Nelson top standings with four titles each, while McSpaden seeks his first win of the winter series after several near-misses.
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Pensacola
Roug McSpaden
Ord
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Snead
B Nelson
McSpaden
Prospects Highlight Local Golf Talent in Jacksonville Open
Jacksonville announcers note two young players as potential pros for the club. An invitation to the $5,000 Jacksonville open golf tournament is extended to Bobby Jones, the Atlanta lawyer and grand slam champion. His acceptance would let thousands of service men see the mall kingpin in action for the first time.
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Newsome and Paschal Begin Preinduction Exams
Skeeter Newsome Boston Red Sox shortstop and Bill Paschal New York Giants football star underwent armed service preinduction examinations at Fort Heronson. Newsome, 35, from Columbus Georgia, was fourth in fielding among American League shortstops in 1944 and batted .242. Paschal enlisted in the merchant marine in 1943 and remains on limited duty.
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Lamar
Skeeter) Newsome
Bostoléh
Bill Paschal
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Fort Herson
Newsome
Columbus
Paschal
Merchant Marine
Camp Barkley All Stars top Secret Weapons in tourney
In Longview Texas a Fort Bliss unit the Secret Weapons saw their 29 game winning streak end as Camp Barkley All Stars defeated them 45 to 41 in the opening round of the Eighth Service Command Service Forces tournament.
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Fort Bliss
Camp Barkley All-Stars
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College and military teams clash in scattered scores
A string of college and military matches reports scores for Scranton Bloomsburg LaSalle and many others. Notable results include Arkansas 60 over Texas A M 21 and Davidson 29 over Arkansas 60. Marine units Cherry Point 66 defeat Camp Lejeune 76 with Columbia Army Air Base 24.
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South Florida
A&m
Xavier
New Orleans
Elon
Applebhian
Presbyterian
College of Charlesston
Morris Field
Davidson
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Ouachita
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas State
Henderson State
College of Charleston
Appalachian
Cherry Point Marines
Greenville
N. C
Marines
Camp Lejeune
Columbia Army Air Base
Southern Conference Tournament Results In Raleigh
William and Mary 54 defeated Citadel 41 and Duke 76 beat Maryland 49 with Duke 57 over William and Mary 22 in the semifinal. North Carolina 39 defeated South Carolina 3 in the semifinal.
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Carolina
South North Carolina
Menton
Alcs
Berger
Mary
Duke
William and G
Knight
Alcorn
Hutte Geen
William and Mary
Itadel
Knight Andee Land
Jimere
Hehow
Aner
Lenberger
Kley
Fener
Maryland
Ictals
Raleigh
N. C
CitaDel
North Carolina
South Carolina
College Scores and Military Teams in Weekend Showdowns
Central Ta edged Towa Wesleyan 36 to 35 in a tight matchup. Bemidji Teachers beat Cloud Teachers 53 to 22. Wichita beat Herington Army Air Field 49 to 48. Rockhurst defeated St Benedicts 29 to 19. William Jewell topped Drury 55 to 41. Ohio State routed Illinois 60 to 4. Great Lakes NTS beat Bunker Hill NAS 51 to 43. Eastern Illinois Teachers won 55 to 51 over Southern Illinois Teachers. Baldwin Wallace posted 5 points. Bowling Green also noted.
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William Jewell
Drury
Harvard
Nebr
Army Air Field
Ottumwa
NAS
Ohio State
Ilinois
Great Lakes
Fort vs Logan and multiple college results
A sequence of score tidbits lists many college games with final tallies such as Fort defeating Logan 30 to 0 and Pepperdine beating San Diego State 62 to 43, along with Utah Aggies 44 over Wyoming 36 and USC 37 over UCLA 20, among others.
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Logan
Colorado
A&m
Eastern Washington
Montana State
Pepperdine
San Diego State
Pueblo
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