Appalachian State Beats Elon 55-42 In College Basketball
Elon College faced a heavy defeat as Appalachian State dominated the game 55-42 at Elon. Cates led Elon with 21 points, while Appalachian center contributed strong performance, sealing the win for the Mountaineers.
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Elon
Hogan
Cates
Elon College
Appalachian State
Appalachian Center
Burns
Harris
F . le
Castura
Soret
Aman
Ripple
Dunham
Amateur Golfers Rise as Threat to Pros, Middlecoff Says
Middlecoff, a 23 year old Memphis area amateur and army lieutenant, predicts amateurs will challenge the pro golf elite this year. He cites Stranahan and Bud Ward as rising talents and notes lingering shifts with players returning from service. He aims for the Masters at Augusta and national open while remaining in the southern tour swing.
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Will Grimsley
Memphis
Tenn
Middlecoff
Simon Pures
Nelsons
Hogans
Sneads
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Byron Nelson
Memphis Lopen
P. G.A
Haas
Pinehurst
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Durham
N. C
Stranahan
Bud Ward
Tacoma
Wash
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Iddlecoff
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Hogan Extends Pensacola Open Lead to Three Strokes
Ben Hogan of Hershey Pa posted a four under par 68 in the Pensacola open third round to reach 203 and hold a three stroke edge over Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles. Freddie Haas Jr of New Orleans sits four back as Clayton Heafner and others chase in a 7500 dollar event at the 6100 yard course.
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Fla
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Freddie Haas, Jr
New Orland
Mangrum
Haas
Mall Square
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Brown
Harry Todd
Dallas
Semper Farina
Schenectady
N. Y
Lloyd Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Los Angels
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Armand Farina
Schenectedy
A Ferrier
Chicago
Denny Shute
Akron
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Tenn
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Z —Almer
Badin
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kanast
Lieva x Grum
Los Angel Angeles
Herman Baron
White Plains
Willie Goggin
Duke Leads Southern Indoor Meet After Nine Events
In Chapel Hill on February 23 the open division of the southern indoor track meet showed Duke leading with 19 points after nine events, a one point edge over North Carolina and Little Creek at 18 each. Cherry Point 13, Maryland 10, Fort Bragg 8 followed as results rolled in with several new records and marks reported across multiple events.
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Maryland
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Newport News
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Gist
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Rayle
Mallory
Redford
Scott
Georgia Military Academy
George Washington High
Alexandria
Woodberry Forest
Dodson
Gatchell
V.M
Clayton
N.C
Plexico
Heigler
Devlin
Smith
Price
Georgia Tech
Ewell Loses Jump Title After Foot Injury
Ewell of Lancaster Pa faltered in the opening event of the 58th annual national AAU indoor championships injuring his right foot and jeopardizing his title defense in the 60 yard. Sam Richardson of the New York Pioneer club won the broad jump with 24 feet 3 3/8 inches. Max Minor of the U S Military Academy placed second with 24 feet 3 1/8 inches and Ewell finished third with 24 feet 7/8 inch on his last jump before hospital evaluation for a possible fracture. Ulace Peacock of the Pioneer club was fourth with 23 feet 4 3/4 inches. Ewell had been the only double winner among defending champions in 1945.
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New York
Ewell
Lancaster
Sam Richardson
New York Pioneer Club
Max Minor
U.S. Military Academy
Penn State
Eulace Peacock
Pioneer Club
Teams Named For Southern Conference Tourney
Eight teams will be selected by a five man committee led by Eddie Cameron to seed and pair the Southern Conference tournament. North Carolina holds the top seed after an 18 1 record, Duke is second with 11 2, with Wake Forest Maryland and Virginia Tech likely joining. The classic runs in Memoria Auditorium with four first round games Thursday two semis Friday and the final Saturday. all seats sold and 3500 per round expected.
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Carolina Hotel
Eddie Cameron
Duke
Burton Shipley
Maryland
J. L. von Glohn
N. C. State College
Monk Younger
Virginia Tech
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Carolina
Wake Forest
Ryland
Memoria Auditorium
Army Rolls Past Fordham 84 to 39 in N.Y. Battle
At West Point on February 23 Army dominated Fordham 84 39 as the cadets, trailing 10 15 early, surged to a 45 19 halftime edge. Fordham’s Herb Clann led scoring with 13 while Army captain John Nance contributed 12 in limited minutes. Coach Stu Holcomb used 15 players.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Fordham
Stu Holcomb
Herb Clann
John Nance
Wyse Sees Stronger Cubs Pitching Season Ahead
Avalon California February 23 Hank Wyse former Chicago Cubs pitcher predicts an even better season after recovering from a spine injury caused by a fall from a welding platform. He says he can pitch nine innings now and the Cubs complete batting practice with a four hour training schedule this winter to improve the lineup_tools
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Calif
Henry
Hank) Wyse
Chicago Cubs
Wyse
Cub
Teague Memorial Awards Winners Named in 1945
Carroll Bowen of Salisbury and Bertha Dunn of Mount Holly win Teague Memorial Awards for 1945. Bowen is a multi sport star from Catawba College and Dunn is a pitcher for Rex Hanover Mills in Gastonia who led her team to state and regional titles. Duke athlete Wallace Wade will give the keynote with Davidson coaches Newman and Jamersson introduced.
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Charlotte
N. C
Lewis E. Teague
Carroll Bowen
Salisbury
Catawba College
Bertha Dunn
Mount Holly
George Clark
Wallace Wade
Duke University
Bill Storey
Charlie Jamersson
Davidson College
Rex-Hanover Millie
Gastonia
University of Chattanooga Announces Nine Football Games
University of Chattanooga head coach A C Scrappy Moore unveiled a nine game 1930 schedule with an open date October 18. The slate includes Mississippi State at Starkville September 28 Tennessee Polytechnic Institute here October 4 Tennessee at Knoxville October 12 Miami Florida here October 25 Wake Forest here November 1 Dayton Ohio November 9 Oklahoma City University site undecided November 16 Rollins College here November 28 Thanksgiving Day here.
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Tenn
University of Chattanooga
A. C. “Scrappy” Moore
Mississippi State
Starkville
Miss
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute
University of Tennessee At
Knoxville
University of Miami
Fla
Miami
Wake Forest College
University of Dayton
Dayton
Oklahoma City University
University of Gio
Rollins College
Navy Closes Home Season With 47-31 Win
Navy basketball finishes its home schedule with a 47-31 victory over the Coast Guard academy team from New London. The Middies improved to 12 wins in 14 starts and conclude the season next Saturday or against Army at West Point.
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Navy
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
Voting district list fragment with names and codes
A fragmentary item lists individuals with coded numbers and locations such as Snead Hot Springs Virginia Keiser Akron Henry Ransom Houston Nelson Toledo Kansas City and Gibson Kansas City, suggesting a ballot or registry excerpt.
Carolina Falls to Soldiers Ending Tar Heel Winning Streak
Norfolk February 23. Amphibs of Little Creek upset North Carolina 60 to 46 before 4000 fans ending the Tar Heels 16 game win streak. Key scorers were Lou Watson and Chuck Roberson for the Amphibs while NC stars Bones McKinney and Hook Dillon were sidelined. Officials Roy and Christie called fouls, 20 on NC.
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Little Creek
North Carolina
Lou Watson
Jeffersonville
Ind
Chuck Roberson
University of Valparaiso
Tar Heels
Horace
Bones) McKinney
John
Hook) Dillon
Chapel Hil
N. C
eSoy
Jimmy Christe
White Phantoms
Jordan
D. Anderson
Paxtom
White
Thotne
Hughes
Llayworth
Eeoel
Lodge
Watson
Itobeson
Robeson
Johnson
Taylor
Wieseeeste
Carolina
Anderson
Paxton
Thorne
Roy
Elon
Christo
Florida
First In Golf Tourney Series Set For Reidsville
The Carolinas P G A opens a pro am tour with a March 4 event at Pennrose Country Club Reidsville offering 100 dollars in prizes plus entry fee Three amateurs with one professional compete starting at 12 30 p m A series of similar events will follow including March 11 at Leaksville and a later Greensboro Open with Carolinas Virginia pros.
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Carolinas
Pennrose Country Club
Reidsville
George Corcoran
Leaksville Country Club
Virginia
Greater Greensboro
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Goldsboro
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