Simeon Clears Bench Of Subs In 45 15 Victory
Simeon High boys routed Reidsville High 45 to 15 for their sixth straight win. Subs played in the second half as Kennedy and Burton led scoring. McAdams, Newhall, and DeLa supplied early offense, while Reidsville struggled after halftime.
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Simeon
Lexington
Reidsville High
McAdams
DeLa
Newhall
Reids
BISON
Ville
Reidsville
Kennedy
Burton
Collins
McDonald
Walker
Ids
Sullivan
Fae
Gellins
Embler
FEE
Sds
Stsekdss
Gordon
Weomard
Ee Pengebers
Gréndcevnias
Iebesnedis
McAdams F
Everett
Ee Ee Ae Newhall F
Csibabesees Oe Ae Pone
Burton G
Eevee
Moore
Bee See
Cardwell
Acesuse
Montgomery G
Totats Sk
Beere
Petes Hs Theta
Track and Field outlook for coming year
Amateur Athletic Union notes 1943 promises bright prospects for track and field. Despite enlistments thinning top talent, star runners like Gil Dodds Bill Hulse and Don Gregg still press for indoor and outdoor records. Rivalries in mile races and sprints, with several veterans and new talents from NYU Princeton Notre Dame and the Coast Guard, shape a competitive season.
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Daniel J. Ferris
Treas
Amateur Athletic Union of United States
New York
Gil Dodds
Stu Boston
Bill Hulse
Pasaic
N.J
Don
Dartmouth Medical T
Earl Mitchell
U.S
Dodds
Hulse
Rudy Simms
Dick Hall
N.Y.U
Princeton
Tech
Raleigh selects eight service teams for February basketball tour
Raleigh Exange Club to sponsor a February 18 19 basketball tourney inviting eight top service teams from the Maryland to Florida stretch. Isner Chamblee tourney chair says teams will submit records for committee selection. Profits go to charity.
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Raleigh
Southeastern Seaboard
Raleigh Exange Club
Isner Chamblee
Tourney
Maryland
Florida
Cams
Chamblee
College Basketball Scores Mixed Results Across Several Schools
Haverford 64 defeated West Chester Techire while Camp Edwards 121 beat N Bedford Whal. Central Iowa 50 topped William Penn 36 and Virginia 39. Ursinus 47 Georgia 44. Pre-flight 63 beat Simpson 25. High School scores include High Point 4 and 5.5.
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A. Haverford
West Chester Techire
Camp Edwards
N. Bedford Whal
Central
Iowa
William Penn
Virginia
Vmls Pranklin-Marshall HK
Ursinus
Georgia
Vese
Clamaon
Simpson
Atlanta Journal Sports Editor Donates Blood
Ed Danforth, 51, sports editor of the Atlanta Journal, donated one pint of blood to the Red Cross during his lunch hour. It was his fifth donation in the year toward the plasma goal. he said others had given more and noted the annual limit of five donations.
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Atlanta
Ed Danforth
The
Atlanta Journal
Red Cross
World Series Movie a Hit Says Fonseca
Chicago reports producer Lew Fonseca saying the American League film World Series is a smash hit despite no glamour stars. He notes requests flood in nationwide from service units civic clubs colleges and schools for multiple showings of the 1943 World Series film.
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Chicago
Lew Fonseca
United States
Canada
Fonseca
Manpower Change Brings Dual Athletic Leadership
ADA Jan 11 report says A C Burcky will lead Bluffton college athletics and Ohio Northern University teams for the rest of the year. He fills in for Mil lard Murphy who has entered Army service. Bluffton and Ohio Northern lie in adjacent counties.
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Ada
A. C. Burcky
Bluffton College
Ohio Northern University
Millard
Lefty) Murphy
Bluffton
Ohio Northern
Huskies To Continue Football For 1944
Coach Ralph Pest Welch announced the University of Washington will proceed with football in 1944 regardless of PCC northern division decisions. Authorities told him to plan for the season as normal despite other programs suspending play.
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Seattle
Ralph
Pest) Welch
University of Washington
Former Jockey Becomes Trainer After 17 Years On Track
Alfred Robertson, retiring jockey, now trains at Hialeah Park after a career ending with the most wins and earnings for owners. He notes training demands more daily work but enjoys watching races from the grandstand and his first winner on opening day. His 1943 purses totaled $3,185,000.
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Miami
Fla
Alfred Robertson
Hialeah Park
Population drops at Sing Sing Prison to 1775 inmates
Sing Sing Prison in Ossining N Y reveals a 43 percent population decline over four years dropping to 1775 inmates. Officials also report release or manufacture of 450000 yards of silk on cloth for women s underwear and baby pants.
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Ossining
N. Y
INS
Sing Sing Prison
Boxing Stars Shine in South Pacific Tournament Report
Parker relays news from Jackie Heller on the New Hebrides tourney where Moe Weiss won the 140 pound title and Harvey Weiss the 150 pound title amid tough conditions on the front. Gene Tunney praised Moe while Harvey’s grit carried him to victory.
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Jackie Heller
New Herdes Islands
Neil
South Pacific
Moe
Harvey
Enap
Eddie Toucherer
Pittsburgh
Foxholes
Moe Weiss
Eddie
Gene Tunney
Benny Leonard
Jimmie Crowley
Wordham
Tom Heeney
Gene
Jim Crowley
New Hebrides
Jeffers
States
Louis
Connie Mack Sees Athletics Leaving the Cellar
Philadelphia January 11 Connie Mack president of the Athletics says the club will make a determined effort to climb out of last place this season. Roy Mack, son and club official, agrees Philadelphia should have a stronger American League representative once suitable players are obtained.
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Philadelphia
Tom Mack
Sacu Reed
A's
Cennie
Roy Mack
Philadelphia Eon
Elberfeld, Ex-Player, Dies in Chattanooga at 68
Norman Kid Elberfeld 68, former major league and Southern Association player and manager, died after battling ALS and pneumonia at a Chattanooga hospital. He played and managed with the Highlanders and later led teams in Chattanooga and Little Rock, winning a pennant in 1920. Also noted, WWI locomotives sail to North Africa and dances trace roots to Cuba.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Norman “Kid” Elberfeld
Srasaet Hospital
New York Highlanders
Little
McSpaden Wins Los Angeles Open in Record Showing
Harold Jug McSpaden captures the Los Angeles Open with a 72 hole total of 278. Johnny Bulla finishes second at 281, Leonard Dodson, Craig Wood and Byron Nelson tie at 283, Willie Hunter 284, Olin Dutra 285. McSpaden earns $4,375 first prize and links his victory to recent wins including the All-American Open.
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Los Angeles
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
America
MecSpaden
Johnny Bulla
Point
Seliked
Leonard Dodson
la Jolla
Calif
Dodson
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
McSpaden
Olin Dutra
Willie Hunter
Santa Monica
Dutra
Samm Rd
Detroit
Chicago
Jimmy Hines
New York
Marvin Stahl
George Fazio
Pine Valley
N. J
Byrd
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Art Bell
San Francisco
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
Willie Goggin
Simon-Pure
Ralph Evans
Suburban
Inglewood
Arthur King
Bruce McCormick
Johnny Dawson
Jug McSpaden
Ellsworth
Jammy Byrd
Eee
Marty Cooper
Jim Perrier
Bob Hamilton
Joe Kirkwood
Improvement Seen In Cuban Cagers Despite Good Passer No Score
Frank Beck reports on the University of Havana basketball team the Caballeros of the Caribbean during a three game U.S. tour. Havana shows speed and playmaking but struggles to score, beating Long Island U. at Madison Square Garden then dropping games to Canisius and Temple.
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Ned Irish
Madison Square Garden
John Reed Kilpatrick
Julius Ochs Adler
Cochairman
New York City Defense Recreation Committee
Ned
Park Ave
Irish
Frank Beckup
New York
Mike Gonzales
St. Louis Cardinals
Miguel
University of Havana
Havana
Caballeros
Caribbean
Long Island U
Lopez
Cuba
Josh Cody
Temple
Florida
Tar Heels Lose Another Coach To Uncle Sam
The University of North Carolina sent football coach Tom Young to the navy after passing his physical at Camp Croft. Young, acting head coach last year, expects a seven day furlough before reporting station and may serve as a physical education specialist. He is the third UNC coach to enter service in three years, following Ray Wolf and Jim Tatum.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Sam
Tom Young
Camp Croft
D. C
Navy
Young
R. A. Fetzer
University
North Carolina
Ray Wolf
Jim Tatum
Mercury Club Backs Annual Show for Tri-State Boxing
The Mercury Athletic Club plans a three night boxing show at the High Point YMCA February 10 11 and 12 with final arrangements made at the Sheraton Hotel. Veterans and service men from nearby camps expected to attend with multiple teams from Virginia North and South Carolina and colleges, junior and open classes included.
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Mercury Ath Club
High Point Ymca
Mercury Athletic Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jim Steele
C. W. Patterson
Greensboro
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Steele
Carolinas
Aid to India Ship Delivers Milk and Vitamin Tablets
Officials announced a shipment to India totaling 500000 tons of evapora milk and 2000000 multivitamin tablets for famine victims. The milk equals one million quarts and the vitamins will feed about 10000 children for three months.
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India
Phanthoms Open Week With Florence Air Field
Carolina's White Phantoms, after a 43 to 37 win over Davidson in conference play, host Florence Army Air Field in Chapel Hill tonight at 8 30. Creticos led scoring with nine, Box seven, as the team spreads minutes among 12 players and prepares for Richmond Army Air Base and NC State games this week.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
White Phantoms
Davidson
Florence
Creticos Socretices
Charleston
S. C
Boyce Box
Creticos
Wildcats
Bill Lange
Richmond Army Air Base
N. C. State Wolfpack
Citadel- Carolina
al Mathes
Pease
Don Illard
Tom Byrd
Oliver Poole
Mannie Alvarez
Don Peck
Soc Creticos
Army Air Field
False alarm in Jersey City air raid siren
A short circuit in an air raid siren mechanism triggered a blue alarm in Jersey City. Many residents blackout their homes during the incident. The trouble was fixed about thirty minutes later.
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Jersey City
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