Industrial Play At Y Tonight Sparks Three Game Bill
The Industrial League resumes at the Y with three games at 7 00 8 00 and 9 00 Triangle versus Railway Express Adams Millis versus Harriss Covington and Tomlinson versus Silver Knit All six clubs chase first place as a potential three way tie looms if results swing tonight Triangle A M and Tomlinson lead or chase Harriss Covington after a key win or loss
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Industrial League
Triangle
Railway Express
Adams-Millis
Harriss Covington
Tomlinson
Silver Knit
A&m Boys
Nova sad Ring Comebac After Illness
New York January 9 Lou Nova aims to resume his heavyweight pursuit against Pat Comiskey at Madison Square Garden after a long illness and hospital rehab following a brutal Galento defeat. The 18 month layoff fuels doubt about再his return to title contention or a final fade from boxing.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Lou Nova
Phiadelphia
Lou
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Nova
Serio
Galento
Terri
New York State Athletic Commission
Bill Conn
Louis
Asheville Lad Leads entries in Tri-State Golden Gloves
Ken Stephens of the Mercury Athletic Club announced the closing date for entries would be midnight Monday for the first annual Tri-State Golden Gloves tournament. President L. J. Fisher said a club meeting would be held at the Elwood Hotel tomorrow at 7 p.m. Charles Couch, 135 pounds, from Asheville, enters with a 19‑3 record and many knockouts. Greensboro entrants include Nelson Cassteven and seven others across novice and open divisions.
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Ken Stephens
The
Mercury Athletic Club
L. J. Fisher
Elwood
North
South Carolina
Charles Couch
Asheville
Land of the Sky
Greensboro
Nelson Cassteven
Gate City
Paul Calhoun
Billy Hunter
Jack Wright
Fred Breedon
Gus Combs
Tad Ellis
Billy Paul
Glamack Posts Fast Start With High Scoring Pace
George Glamack, Carolina's premier center, opens the season strong with three games against Lehigh Fordham and other eastern rivals. He averages around 28 points per game as the team pursues top scoring honors.
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George Glamack
Carolina
Lehigh
Fordham
St Joseph-Glamack’s 68 point season highlight
The player totaled 68 points for an average near 23 per game. Standing 6 foot 5, he averaged about 18 points over 26 games last season, with a grand total of 458 points among the nation’s top scorers.
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St. Joseph
Glamack
Parade of the Panthers Highlight Del Malfregeot Upstart Guard
West Virginia’s Del Malfregeot, a 5'6" 140-pound guard, sparks High Point College ball with speed and sharp set shots. Since Hilliard Nance’s injury, the pint sized Frenchman has taken on more scoring duties and excels at ball hawking despite a past kidney operation. Cel, as he is known, uses his size as an asset in scrambles and is eligible for one more year, entering his fourth season.
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High Point
West Virginia
del Malfregeot
Hilliard Nance
Malfregeot
Del
Cel
College Basketball Scores From The Era
Harvard dusted Army 44 to 4 while Navy beat Catholic University 42 to 26 Duquesne 46 Carnegie Tech 9 Yale 35 Amherst 31 Pennsylvania 43 Maryland 32 Fordham 41 Columbia 29 Stanford 31 St Marys Calif 35 Oregon State 44 Washington State 42 Tulane 32 Alabama 328 Baylor 40 Texas Christian 32 Oklahoma 42 Kansas 31 Georgia Tech 63 Clemson 51 Georgetown George Washington 54 Manhattan 21 Appalachian State 56 King 46 Lenoir Rhyne 43 Newberry 39 Wake Forest 38 Duke 35 Randolph Macon 48 Bridgewater 31 City College of New York 41 St Johns Brooklyn 38 Mississippi State 30 Mississippi 23 Louisiana Tech 45 Louisiana College 28
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St. Marys
Calif
Oregon State
Washington State
Tulane
Alabama
Baylor
Texas Christian
Oklahoma
Kansas
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Georgetown S
George Washington
New York
Manhattan
Appalachian State
King
Lenoir-Rhyne
Newberry
Wake Forest
Duke
Randolph-Macon
Bridgewater
City College of New York
St. John's
Brooklyn
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana College
Greg Rice Wins Sullivan Award
Greg Rice the Notre Dame alumnus and premier distance runner has won the Sullivan Award for sportsmanship for the year. He led all contenders with 1 013 points, ahead of Al Patnik and Fred Walcott, after defeats of Taisto Maki and record setting two mile and three mile times. Previous winners are listed from 1930 to 1939.
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New York
James FE. Sullivan
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Rice
Taisto Maki
Finland
al Patnik
Ohio State
Fred Walcott
Rice Institute
Maki
Patnik
Walcott
Cornelius Warmerdame
Joe Platak
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Barney Berlinger
Jim Bausch
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Lawson Little
Glen Morris
Don Budge
Don Lash
Joe Burk
North State Conference Tourney Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the North State Conference basketball tournament at Harrison Gymnasium on February 20 to 22 are available from Junior Chamber of Commerce members. Books of four passes cover each game block and can be bought from Jay Dee members now, with future sale points to be announced.
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Harrison Gynasium
High Point College
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jay Dee
Hoey Recommends Method to End Hosiery Row
Governor Hoey proposed a plan to settle the Burlington hosiery strike at the Rufus D. Wilson Full Fashioned Hosiery Mill but withheld details to preserve chance of agreement. He conferred with labor representatives and officials to urge settlement.
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Hoey
Raleigh
Rufus D. Wilson
Burlington
Hanes Defeats HPC Reserves In Close Thril ler
In Winston-Salem the Hanes High Golden Dragons beat the High Point College Reserves 23 to 21. Harold Smith hit a late field goal to break a 21 21 tie as Hanes edged ahead and closed out the game with free throw misdirection and ball control. Goerner led High Point early, while Smith and Stevenson sparked Hanes in the late going. Referee Cowan.
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Winston-Salem
High Point College
Hanes High Golden Dragons
Purple Kittens
Dragons
Harold Smith
Hanes
High Point
Flanagan
Bill Sheets
Dragon
Panthers
Goerner
Smith
Stevenson
Pos. Hanes
H. Point
Phillips
Burkhead Dei Ee Liptak
C—Long
G—Stevenson
Spinelli
G--Smith
Harris
Sheets
Tatum
Martin
Jarrett
Marine
Cowan
Yale's Emerson Nelson Pushes Longer Spring Football Drills
New Yale University football coach Emerson Nelson plans longer spring training seasons and aims for earlier player returns. He also ordered Labor Commissioner Forrest H. Shuford to conduct a full investigation into wage scales in Alamance County and across the state.
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New Haven
Emerson Nelson
Yale University
Forrest H. Shuford
Alamance County
Texas Interscholastic League Shapes Red-Hlood High School Stars
In Texas the Interscholastic League, linked to the University of Texas extension, channels football and other sports through about 825 high schools with 5000 units. Texas U stars and many future pros emerged from TI.L. programs, with football ages capped, state champs like Amarillo and Temple crowned, and a push to revive baseball as a league sport.
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Texas
Texas Interscholastic League
University of Texas Extension Division
Texas U. Athletic Department
Dana X. Bible
Sammy Baugh
Davey O’brien
Bulldog Turner
Dick Todd
Don Looney
Cotton Price
Olie Cordill
San Marcos
Carey
Cushing
Fred Walcott
Rice
Wilmer Allison
Temple
Amarillo
Dallas
Lone Star State
North State Conference Opens 53-Game Schedule in 1941
Concord reports the North State Collegiate Conference kicks off with five games this week as Western Carolina visits Elon and Guilford travels to High Point. Atlantic Christian joins the circuit for the first time as the 53-game schedule unfolds toward the February tournament at High Point.
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Concord
Atlantic Christians of
Jim Whatley
Western Carolina
Elon
Black Smith Quakers
Guilford
High Point
Panthers
Virgil Yow
High Point College
North State
Eton
Wilson
Bill Herring
Christians
Atlantic
Lenoir-Rhyne
Appalachian
Catawba
Lenoir
Atlantic Christian
Lenoir- Rhyne
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Willard Batteries
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Jerry Counthan
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Catholic University
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Carnegie Tech
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Weldon Hart
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