Freshmen overpower High Point in 52 to 30 win
North Carolina freshmen defeat High Point 52 to 30 as Tar Babies use height edge and reserves. High Point led 24-18 at half, but Carolina's depth pulled away late. Key players include Alvarez and Weinstein among NC, and Dunkleberger and Walker for High Point.
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Pidmovt Center OF Industry
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Hamilton Named Most Influential Coach for 1942 Soccer
New York January 9 Lieut Commander Tom Hamilton head of the Navy Pre-Flight physical training program was chosen by the National Soccer Coaches Association as the man who did the most for soccer in 1942. The executive committee also named outstanding college and high school teams by region with Navy Pre-Flight Teachers College Westchester and other schools honored.
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New York
Tom Hamilton
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National Soccer Coaches Association
Earle C. Waters
Westchester
North Carolina
Hamilton
Mid-Atlantic
Princeton
Haverford
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Springfield
Amherst
New York State
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Philadelphia
Maine deer harvest sets record with 22301 counts
Augusta Maine reports a national meat supply boost from a new all time deer harvest record of 22301 deer last year. The prior high was 22209 in 1940, indicating growth in Maine’s hunting season impact on supply.
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Augusta
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St Petersburg Kennel Closes in Florida Ban
The St. Petersburg Kennel Club suspended operations as Florida dog tracks halted pleasure driving. After two nights using shuttle taxis from a nearby bus line, a district OPA ruling ended that workaround. Other tracks in Sanford Orlando Hollywood and Biscayne Miami also closed, while Jacksonville Tampa West Palm Beach Miami Beach and the Flagler at Miami remained open. Club president L Weaver said racing would resume if OPA rules ease.
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Tampa
West Palm Beach
Miami Beach
T L. Weaver
Major League To Hold City Series
Philadelphia announces a five game city championship series to be played April with Game One at Wilmington Delaware. The Athletics begin pre season training there while the remaining games move to Philadelphia. The Phillies may choose Swarthmore Pennsylvania as their training site.
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Preflight Blues Hit Duke Raese at Navy School
CHAPEL HILL N C Jan 9 Coach Duke Raese faces a tense test as two starting Cloudbuster stars depart for Primary Flight bases. The team must rebuild for Wednesday’s clash with George Washington after losses to Oklahoma A M and upcoming Colonial lineups. George Washington plays Duke tonight and North Carolina’s White Phantoms tomorrow before facing the Pre Flighters Wednesday.
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Duke Raese
New York
George Washington
Bob Masterson
Syracuse
Howard McWilliams
Penn State
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Masterson
McWilliams
Raese
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Caldwell
Kraft
Hoffman
Oklahoma A. & M
Close To Harmony On Cage Rules
NEW YORK. NBA coaches debate basketball rules with Kansas coach Dr Phog Allen. Ed Kelleher of Fordham says western coaches agree eastern coaches are closer to harmony on rule interpretations and related items than ever before.
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New York
NBA
Phog Allen
Kansas
Ed Kelleher
Fordham
U S Ski Troops in Action Ski Patrol Feature
NEW YORK NEA. A two hour motion picture portrays US ski troops in Colorado. Notable figures Dick Durrance Sgt Walter Prager Selden Hannah appear. Prager skis the Three Mil Silver Skis course while officers are shown stem turning with a fifty pound pack and rifle.
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New York
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Colorado
Dick Durrance
Walter Prager
Selden Hannah
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Dorais Takes Pro Coaching Role With Detroit Lions
Charles E. Gus Dorais, Notre Dame star and University of Detroit athletic director, becomes coach and executive of the Detroit Lions in a five year deal reportedly at 12000 dollars yearly if the league operates. Dorais will not bring college staff and may appoint Bud Boeringer or Lloyd Brazil as successor. He also holds a Detroit city council seat and says pro football uncertain next season.
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Charles E
Gus) Dorais
Notre Dame
University of Detroit
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Knute Rockne
Arthur
Bud) Boeringer
Lloyd Brazil
Rockne John (Bull) Kareis
Bill Edwards
Mandel
Duke Wrestlers Tie V M I
Duke Blue Devils and V M I wrestled to a 14 14 tie in a Southern Conference opener at Duke Gym. Freshmen saw action under the new rule as Larry Phelps pinned Barboin twice, Haines edged Krey in OT, and multiple decisions plus a pin accounted for the score.
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Durham
Jan
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Blue Devil Grapplers
Blue Devils
Larry Phelps
Barboin
Bill Haines
Joe Krey
Phog Allen Seeks Return of College Game to Courts
Kansas coach Phog Allen blames professional teams for stealing basketball from colleges since Naismith's 1892 invention. He cites Eastern teams adopting pro styles, calls for standardized play nationwide, rule review, and involvement of high school coaches to revive the college game.
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New York
Forrest C.phog
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Kansas University
James Naismith
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Nat Holman
City College of New York
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Furman Abandons Traveling Cagers
Furman University will not play inter collegiate basketball this season Coach Dizzy McLeod said travel restrictions and university gym occupancy by army personnel as dormitories left no room for a schedule A skeleton schedule had been canceled Intramural games will be promoted at times that do not disrupt Army routine.
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Greenville
S. C
Dizzy McLeod
Furman University
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Army
McLeod
Olin MacManus
Highland Cotton Mill
Cageel
BI Park
Fordham Loses Key Players Early in Conference Play
New York January 9. Captain George Babich and reserve Hal Savage graduate January 21. With seven games left Fordham faces a setback as its two tallest players depart the squad, a handicap to the team’s surprise season.
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New York
George Babich
Hal Savage
Fordham
Catawba Elects Football Captains
Catawba chose co captains for 1943 Tony Georgianna and Don Hanley both from Altoona Pa Georgianna among nations top scorers with 96 points in 1942 is in the Army Reserve while Hanley serves in the Marine Corps Reserve Dwight Holshouser winning a trophy as outstanding player in a ceremonial vote by the squad
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Salisburg
N. C
Catawba
Tony Georgianna
Don Hanley
Altoona
Georgianna
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Marine Corps Reserve
Dwight Holshouser Winern
All Fresh Indiana Lineup At Toledo
Toledo's new coach Burl Friddle starts from scratch with an all freshman lineup all from Indiana. Jim Glass a six eight center from Fort Wayne South Side High tops Toledo's roster and may be the tallest freshman in registrar records.
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NEA
Burl Friddle
Indiana
Jim Glass
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South Side High
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Boxing Class At Local Y Taps Former Champ Jim Steele
Former boxing champ Jim Steele will lead a new Boxing class at the local Y. Steele, who held the New England featherweight title in 1930, boxed for Boston against New York Montreal Chicago and Pittsburgh and later with an International team in South America. Classes begin next Tuesday for juniors 4 to 5 and 5 to 6 30 for men, with evening sessions Wednesday Friday and Saturday as listed.
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New England
Boston
New York
Montreal
Chicago
Pittsburgh
South America
United States
Europe
Engineers Run Up 222 to 0 Victory Over Cumberland
Tech crushed Cumberland University 222 to 0 in a legendary gridiron romp. The Atlanta crowd hailed the astonishing scoring spree as the greatest single game output in college football history, marking a historic day for Georgia Tech.
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Cumberland University
Golf at Crossroads Faces War and Continues Support
At the USGA 49th annual convention President George W. Blossom Jr. said golf will cooperate with the war effort. Reports show $309,367 raised for war relief by clubs, $3,796,156 in war bonds purchased, and Red Cross, navy relief, and USO contributions, with 370 courses offering free play to service members. Freeman was named treasurer.
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Hale America
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Piedmont League weighs future of Class B circuit during war
Richmond VA January 9 officials meet to decide if the Piedmont League will keep the Class B circuit through the war. Plans emerge for an all Virginia league with Richmond Portsmouth Norfolk and others, with Asheville relocated to Lynchburg and Charlotte options discussed. Lawrence and Mooers push Virginia-only setup to curb travel and aid war effort. Virginia League dissolution clears path for new arrangement amid shifting franchises.
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Norfolk
Virginia
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Winston-Salem
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Richmond Colts
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Frank D. Lawrence
Portsmouth Cubs
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Newport News
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Suffolk
Lynchburg
Salem
Pulaski
Staunton
Colleges and High School Meet In Doubt Amid Rationing
Uncertainty dashes plans for the Western Conference high school basketball tournament and the North State College Conference event at High Point due to private car travel restrictions. Officials and coaches hope to use buses and trains, with cooperation from state rationing boards, to keep interscholastic sports going.
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H Point
College
High Sch
High Point
Furniture City
State School Athletic Association
C. McIntosh
Harrison Gymsium
High Point College
Virgil Yow
H Point College
G. I. Hum Reys
Tony Simeon
H Point High School
Marvin Nash
Priva
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Segura and Talbert Reach Pan American Tennis Final
In Mexico City on January 9 Francisco Segura of Ecuador and William Talbert of Cincinnati teamed to win their semi final 6-3 6-4 6-1 over Octavio Martinez and Pedro Hernandez of Mexico. They advance to face the Veg brothers Armando and Rolando for the title. Doris Hart and Pauline Betz reach the women’s final after Hart defeats Aurora Legorreta 6-0 6-4 and Betz beats Chel Roldan 6-1 6-1.
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Ecuador
William Talbert
Cincinnati
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Octavio Martinez
Pedro Hernandez
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Rolan
Vgas
Gustavo Vollmer
Cuba
Eugenio Tapia
Mexico
Doris Hart
Miami Fla
Star
Pauline Betz
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Aurora Legorreta
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