Pro golfers in tie at start of second round
Frank Pitman reports in Denix Ariz that Sam Snead and others sit three under par at 68, four place tie after opening rounds in a $5,000 open. Weathered shots from trees and traps dominated as Barron and MecSpaden posted 70 while Zaharias shot 77 after a record day yesterday.
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Denix Ariz
Sam
Nun Nelson
Toledo
Her- Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Hot Springs
Jug
MecSpaden
San- Marie
John Revolta
Evanston
Johnson
Detroit
Denny
Akron
Ohio
Les Kennedy
Ticket
R. I
Sam Byrd
Zaharias
Babe Kson
Los Angeles
College football scores from various campuses and stations
A sprawling list of college and military base football scores featuring North Carolina State, Elon, Furman, Carnegie Tech, Howard, Union Seminary, Georgetown Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Iowa Wesleyan, Nebraska, Michigan State, Minnesota, Oklahoma A&M, Texas A&M, and others. Pairings include state colleges, naval air stations, and multiple regional institutions with varying victory margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary
ph-Macon
Union Theologi- Seminary
Knox
Bowman Field
Field
Georgetown
Ville Naval Air Station
Tech
Vanderbilt
Palane
West Ibuque
Central
Ambrose
Monmouth
Mati
Michigan State
Burn
St. Benedict's
Olathe
Kas
Naval Air
Folk
Nebr
Luther
Th Dakota
Augustana
Ita
Phillips
Iowa Wesleyan
Urst
Baker
Nebraska
Iral Michigan
Kelleg Field
Western
Minnesota
Wesleyan
York
Eagan Nba Cooperation Dominates Boxing News Roundup
New York reports focus on Eddie Eagan’s boxing commission appointment and his pledge to cooperate with the National Boxing Association. Governor Dewey dodges controversy at a boxing writers dinner. Other items note Women’s International Bowling Congress fundraising and hockey coach Frank Boucher’s rise with the Rangers and Labrie’s pro status hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie Eagan
Eagan
National Boxing Association
Gov. Dewey
Boxing Writers
New York- N.B.A
Yale
Harvard
Oxford
Bill McGeehan
Frank Boucher
Rangers
Guy Labrie
Boston
Guy
Notre Dame hires Leahy before navy service ends
Lt. Frank Leahy signs a long term deal as Notre Dame prepares for Navy service. The article recalls Doc Carlson's Artic Zone at Pitt Penn State game and previous peanuts-throwing ribbings. It notes a Roller Skating Rank Operators Association benefit at Garden Fed on Feb 27 for Infantile Paralysis Foundation, which raised 10 000 last winter. Carl Braun from Garden City NY averages 28 points in five starts.
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Navy
Pitt
Penn State
Doc Carlson
Doc
Roller Skating Rank Operators Association
Garden
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Wheeler
Carl Braun
Garden City
N. Y
Catawba Indians upset NC State in Charlotte clash
Little Catawba beat NC State 35 to 31 at home as Jim Walser scored 13 and Carroll Bowen contributed key blocks to rally from an early deficit. Norfolk Naval Air Station routed UNC 59 to 22 while Lenoir Rhyne downed Elon 34 to 24 and service games filled the schedule.
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Charlotte
Little Catawba
Indians
N. C. State
Tribe
Redskins
Red Terrors
Jim Walser
Carroll Bowen
Tribesmen
State
Norfolk Naval Air Station
North Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Elon
Fort Bragg
Columbia Army Air Base
Seymour Johnson Field
Greenville Marines
Davidson
Wake Forest
Duke
Virginia
Charlottesville
Catawba
High Point
Atlantic Christian
Guilford
Navy Pre-Flight Camp Peary Relocation Amid Gridiron Results
The text lists college football scores and team movements involving the N. C. Navy Pre-Flight relocation to Camp Peary Virginia after the Norfolk Navy Air Station cancellation. Notable results include Puller Forty-Miners 37 over Southern California 31 and Colorado College 64 over Greeley State 44.
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N. C. Navy
West Puller
Southern California
Wyoming
Denver
Fort Douglas
Montana State
Carroll
Montana School of Mines
Montana
Whitman
Washington
Idaho
Brigham Young
Kearns Overseas Replacement Depot
Colorado College
Greeley State
Colorado
Colorado A&m
Fort Bragg Defeats Airmen in 57-39 Basketball Victory
Fort Bragg beat Airmen 57 to 39 at Harrison Gym, High Point College. Corporal Joe Jarrett starred for Columbia in handling and defense while Harold Pierce led scorers with 22 and Horace McKinney added 15 for Fort Bragg as they claimed their 14th win. the Bison girls topped Fort Bragg 31-25 in the preliminary.
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Fort Bragg Personnel Center
Columbia
Harrison Gymnasium
High Point College
Joe Jarrett
Harold Pierce
Texas
Horace “Bones” McKinney
Fort Bragg
Flyers
JE. Bison
Highland ‘Mercury Athletic Club
Fepahore
Swacs
Goce
Blackwood
R. Bison
McKengin
Cme
Vestere Élmvelens
I. Ethes Dabeuas Cuahves Dves
Kissinger
MelIsaac
Xan
Alderson
Newdomski
Guigad
Shah
Ac Ceeces
Wall
Copeland I
H. Snow
Smith
C. Snow
Voss
Ripple
Jeffries picks Corbett or Fitzsimmons as greatest
James J. Jeffries, heavyweight champion 1899 to 1904, names Jim Corbett or Ben Fitzsimmons as the greatest, ranking Sharkey as toughest and noting Johns on, Dempsey, Tunney, Baer, Louis, and Johnson in his mixed assessment.
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James Jefferies
Corbett Or Fitzsimmons
Russ Newland
Burbank
Calif
James J. Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim
Corbett
Ben Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Tom Sharkey
Jeff
Sharkey
San Francisco
Coney Island
John L. Sullivan
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jeffries
Reno
Blue Clads Open Conference Play With 33-20 Win
High Point Bison defeat Central High Silver Streaks 33 to 20 in Charlotte in the Western Conference opener. Reid scores 9 points to lead the winners, Kennedy adds strong defense, and McDonald shines on D. Gates benefit Infantile Paralysis fund. next games set against Thomasville High and Burlington Bull.
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Bill Williams
Black Bison
Central High
Charlotte
Centrals
Richard
Reid
Fowler
Helms
A. J. Simeon
McDonald
Bill Kennedy
Bison
Thomasville High
High Point
Burlington Bull
Burlington
Pos. P
F—Macdonald
F. Crigler
F—Hawks
C—Reid
Spearman
G—Kennedy
Garrett
G—Delappe
Embler
Cooper
Hooper
McGhee
Stone
Cramer
Morrow
Kapper
Chapman
Mosely
McFarland
MacCachren
Husser
E. V. Mitchell's Mother Dies in Richmond Va
Mrs. Rita V. Mitchell of Richmond Virginia, mother of E. V. Mitchell of The Enterprise, died at her home 1008 West Avenue shortly before 9 am after several months illness. She was 71, native of Virginia. Husband O O Mitchell died years ago. Funeral plans to be announced. Survived by son O O Mitchell Jr of Chester and daughters Miss Allie Mitchell and Mrs Edward G Collieg of Richmond.
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Rita V. Mitchell
Richmond
E. V. Mitchell
Enterprise News Department
West Avenue
Spectator chaos as Mason bout ends crowd roars
At the Coliseum last night Dave Mason of Cleveland wins in the first round of a six rounder as two Mason relatives rush the ring apron and pelter officials with purses. Flanagan captures seventh straight victory amid the uproar.
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Chicago
Suerees
Dave Mason
Cleveland
Mason
Flanagan
Athletic Commission
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In New York Freddie Schoot defeated Billy Grant by points as Paterson’s Phil Terranova also outpointed Charley Lewis. Boston results saw Bert Lytell best Van McNutt, Chicago hosted Jimmy Sherrer beating Jack Eaton, Philadelphia had Santa Bucca over Paulie Jackson and Jimmy Smith stopping Billy Jones. Augusta Maine card tied Jim Breton and Eddie Berry, Worcester saw Johnny Green TKO Stanley Miller, Detroit had Leroy Willis over Angel Aviles and Indianapolis featured Curley Benton over Arnold Deer in a noted middleweight bout.
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New York
Freddie Schoot
Paterson
N. J
Billy Grant
Orange
Phil Terranova
Charley “Cathey” Lewis
Havana
Boston
Bert Lytell
Oakland
van (Booth) McNutt
Chicago
Jimmy Sherrer
Milwaukee
Jack Eaton
Detroit
Philadelphia
Santa Bucca
Paulie Jackson
Reading
Jimmy Smith
Billy Jones
Augusta
Jim Breton
Eddie Berry
Portland
Drew
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Green
Buffalo
T.K.O
Stanley Miller
Newark
Leroy Willis
Angel Aviles
Mexico
Indianapolis
Curley Benton
Cincinnati
Arnold Deer
NCAA holding elections for group offices in Columbus
The NCAA winds up its 39th annual session with a two man race for president between Wilbur Smith of Tulane and James D. Lynch of Cornell. Ohio State figures Oberteuffer and Howard win posts in the National College Physical Education Association. servicemen praise athletics amid wartime, with Generals Welsh and Larson speaking.
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Columbus
National Colte Athletic Association
Wilbur Smith
Tulane University
James D. Lynch
Cornell University
National College Physical Education Association
Delbert Oberteuffer
Ohio State University
R. W. Marsh
Amherst College
Glenn Howard
Ohio State
Philip O. Badger
New York University
NCAA
Army
Marines
William W. Welsh
Army Air Forces
E. E
Swede) Larson
Col. Larson
U. S. Naval Academy
Football Coaches Association
Cornell
Henry Frnka
Radio Schedule for Saturday January 13 Including Network Corrections
A detailed Eastern War Time radio lineup lists programs from 1:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. with multiple networks and show titles such as The Baxters, War Telescope from London, These Are Our Men, and Grand Old Opry. Corrections by networks shifted times and included drama, music, news, sports, and variety segments across CBS NBC and mutual affiliates.
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London
Nbe
Cbs Metropolitan Opera
Chicago
Cbs
Orchestras of Nation
Halloran Hospital
St. Louis
Philadelphia
J. W. Vandercook
Curt Messey
Vagabonds
Blu
Army Wings
Aeiney Howe
News
Dward Tomlinson
Halls
Montezuma
Cbs Harismer
H. Fleming
Hawaii
Lionel Barrymore
Britain
Leland Stowe & Soman
Nbc-Basic Grand
Truth & Consequence
Boston Symphony
Biu
Detroit
Symphony Orch
Nboa
Colles X
Kentucky Derby May Reopen Under Wartime Plan
War Mobilization Director Byrnes urges idle tracks. Derby may run without spectators at Churchill Downs. About 200 horses wintering there include Calumet Farm and John Marsh entries. top two year olds, Pat O Luck and Hailed Victory, among possible Derby contenders under government order.
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United States
Roses
James F. Byrnes
Urchill Downs
Churchill
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
John Marsh
Kentucky
Wright
Florida
Marsh
Ben Jones
Calumet
Pat O’luck
Churchill Downs
Indiana Coach McMillin Watched Tulsa Tech Film
In Columbus, Indiana, football coach A N Bo McMillin from Indiana University was seen viewing films of a Tulsa Tech game. The report notes his reaction, describing the game as poorly played and not a crackling affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Uh -A. N
Bo) McMillin
Footeball
Indiana University
Tulsargia Tech
Texas
Tulsa Orange Bowl Champions Honored by Maryland Mentor
The article notes Tulsa’s Orange Bowl champions and mentions Dr. Clarence W. Spears, formerly of Wisconsin and Toledo University, now at the University of Maryland, highlighting his connection to the team and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Clarence W. Spears
Wisconsin
Toledo University
University of Maryland
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Frank Pitman
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Amazing
Jack Lords
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Women's International Bowling Congress
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Pomotion Menace
FT. Monmouth
Blue Clads
National Professional Football League
Steve Owen
New York Gants
Elmer Layden
Gus Dorais
Detroit Lions
Luke Johnson
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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