Panthers Set For Morris Field Game In Fort Bragg Tilt
Panthers face Morris Field in a preliminary game of the Fort Bragg Fort Jackson double header closing their season. Yowmen rallied Friday to beat Morris Field 39 36 after trailing by 14 in Charlotte. Mayor Arnold Koonce will officiate the opener and welcome army officers and visiting teams. Tickets sold through Mercury Club sponsors and local outlets with prices from 25 to 1 dollar for uniforms and students.
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Morris Feld Quint
Fort Bragg
Fort Jackson
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Davidson
Morris Field
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Yowmen Pla
Mayor Koonce
Horace L. Johnson
Bragg
Mercury Club
High Point
Thomasville
Elwood Hotel
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Fulton Versatility Noted In New York Track Showdown
Leonard Bolger hails Johnny Fulton as a Coast flier who in three New York events from 1600 to 1000 yards secured two firsts and a second despite a disqualification by Joe Nowicki. The piece compares Fulton’s range to past greats like Joie Ray and Earl Eby while noting his upcoming 1000 yard spotlight at the National AAU games. It also reports boxing career obstacles for Aaron Perry including age licensing issues and a power of attorney dispute involving his mother.
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New York
Johnny Fulton
Stanford
Ben Eastman
Fulton
Leonard Bolger
Forest Hills
Joe Nowicki
New York A. C
Bolger
Earl Eby
Alan Helffiich
Jake Driscoll
Boston
Joie Ray
Joie
Hunter
Baxter
Banker
Wanamaker
Mr. Bolger
Mr. Fulton
Garden
Aaron Perry
Washington
Aaron
District of Columbia Boxing Commission
Herbert Harris
Harry Garsh
Harris
Mrs. Perry
Henry
New York State Athletic Commission
Perry
Ion
Col
Matt Winn
Corum Sees Jockeys as Weak Spot in Racing Setup
New York Assemblyman John H Ferris proposes relief payments and hospitalization for jockeys and trainers and calls jockeys a weak point in racing. He cites a state racing commission report showing hundreds of thousands in uncashed mutuel tickets and urges better oversight and a rider liaison to monitor conduct at tracks.
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Bill Corum
New York
John H. Ferris
N.Y
Ferris
Herbert Bayard Swope
State Racing Commission
Mr. Ferris
NC State And UPI Advance In Southern Conference Tourney
NC State defeated Maryland 42 to 23 in the opening round as Duke and William and Mary prepared for a 4 o'clock matchup. Virginia Tech edged California 38 to 34 in a game without Navy V-12 transfers and will face the winner of the Duke William and Mary game tonight at 8.
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William and Mary
South Carolina
Virginia Tech
N.C. State
Maryland
Carolina
State
Duke William and Mary
Davidsonians
Wildcats
Virginians
Drick
Gobbler
N.C
UNC Awards 70 Letters Sets Winter Season Record
The University of North Carolina honored 70 winter athletes across five sports, led by swimming with 18 monograms. Basketball split awards between the A and B squads, boxing recognized 11 boxers, wrestling 11 awards, and track six. Notables include Lew Hayworth among monogram winners and coaches Jamerson Murnick Quinlan guiding respective teams.
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UNC
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Dick Jamerson
White Phantoms
Bill Lange
al. Mathes
Joe Murnick
Virginia
P. H. Quinlan
R. A. Fetzer
Dale Banson
Ira Abrahamson
E. G. Crone
Goldsboro
J K. Greenbaum
Baltimore
James Fowler
Winchester
D. EB. Anderson
Iowa
R. B. Altemose
Strands
BM. Box
Jonesboro
Tex
R. F. Donnan
Rutherford
N. J
Monogram
Lew Hayworth
High Point
Tar Heels
Possible age dispute over boxer Aaron noted
The speaker hints at an age mistake that can be corrected by affidavit drawing on a past case where a young character resolved a boxing age issue with the New York Boxing Commission using the affidavit method. The remark stresses that Aaron's difficulty is not insurmountable.
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Aaron
Fair Play
New York Boxing Commission
Tommies Reach Finals After Beating Asheboro
Thomasville and Asheboro split the South Piedmont semifinal entries with Thomasville 16 point star Myers leading the Tommies in a 21 16 halftime edge. Baggett and Vincannon led Asheboro with six each as Mills Home and Children’s Home await the final.
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Inl
South Piedmont
Asheboro
Ae Lexington
Ome
Mills
Bill Hayworth
Fred Maultsby
Myers
Tommies
Baggett
Voneannon
Pos—Mills HM
Children’s
Er . Hayworth
P—Maulteby
Love
Céeuetaens
B. Poole
G— Wilson
F-Baggett
Bally P—Vincannon
Ward
G—Saunders
Cc. Ingram
Lewalien
L. Ingram
Burkhead
Pulliam
Wilson
Roberts
Gilliam
Baley
Jarrett
McLain
Thomeneviille
Ashebore
Jacking
Hawn
RED Cross
Burlington Trounces Boys Club
Loop Foes Battle For No 1 Spot
Coach Tony Simeon’s Black Bison face Greensboro Whirlies for the No 1 seed in Western Class A tonight at 8. The winner keeps the Bison unbeaten and extends their current streak against the Whirlies, with Mel Walker likely to lead the attack and McDonald Nichols Thomas Elkins and Ralls among the starters. The loser could force a conference playoff.
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Tony Simeon
Black Bison
Greensboro
Bison
Mel Walker
Ian
Walker
McDonald
Nichols
Gene Thomas
Elkins
Ralls
Hargrove
Wright
RED Cross
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