Joe Bison Open Circuit Play In Gastonia Tonight
Roundup from New York cites unpublicized college baseball honors for Lafayette Syracuse Princeton Penn Western Michigan and others. It notes salary talk about Sam Cordovano’s Buffalo all America club and forecasts coach Andy Kerr’s 1946 retirement plans along with war era items and Frank Filchock payroll chatter.
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Bison
Gastonia
New York
St. Louis
Association of College Baseball Coaches
Bill Coughlin
Lafayette
Billy Disch
Texas
Lew Carr
Syracuse
Bill Clarke
Princeton
Bill Reid
Colgate
Walter Cariss
Penn
Jud Hyames
Western Michigan
Sam Cordovano
Luke
Bears
Johnson
George Galas
Lamotta
Mike Jacobs
Tony Zale
Gus Lesnevich
Jimmy Johnston
Archie Moore
Johnston
Archie
Jake
Andy Kerr
Colgate Grid
Giants
Frank Filchock
Sammy Baugh
Redskins
Fleig
Frank Lane
Cincinnati Reds
Flah
Reds
Second Loop Clash For Both Teams In Harrison Gym
Appalachian Mountaineers visit High Point College for a second North State Conference game against the Purple Panthers. Boone’s squad eyes a revamp to halt the Mountaineers who beat Catawba last week, while Elon’s 51 50 loss to Elon looms as motivation.
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Harrison Gymnasium
High Point College
Appalachian Mountaineers
Purple Panther
Panthers
Salisbury
Catawba Indians
Mountaineers
É¢ Mountaineers
Elon College Christians
Boonemen
Apps
Erlanger Mills
Millers
Erlanger
Alibis to Burn and Sports Row at Sugar Bowl Plans
Eli Whitney promotes an alibi championship while Don Constance recalls a bowling mishap that cost a 200 game and 600 series as Sugar Bowl outlines a big next winter sports program. Honey Russell lauds Holy Cross as a top New England basketball team after beating Bowling Green.
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Eli Whitney
Don Constance
Seattle
Brotiers
Sugar Bowl
Honey Russell
Holy Cross
New England
Bowling Green
Cubs Open Camp for Ex Servicemen at Lake Worth
The Chicago Cubs start a special training camp for ex servicemen in Lake Worth Florida with more than 50 players scheduled to train through March 14. Twenty six players were booked to appear today as the Cubs and the Toronto club of the International league train at the site.
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Lake Worth
Fila
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Toronto
Dodgers plan 150-man spring training camp at Sanford
Brooklyn owner Branch Rickey outlines a 150-man camp at Sanford Florida opening February 1 with 75 pitchers 15 catchers 60 infielders and outfielders 30 managers and scouts. Leo Durocher leads a staff to evaluate returning servicemen and holdovers in two daily meetings and two scrimmages per day. Pete Reiser’s ailing arm discussed as he eyes workout before possible operation.
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Jack Hand
Brooklyn
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Sanford
Florida
Chuck Dressen
John Corriden
Curt Davis
Ed Stanky
Pete
National Grid League Completes Player Draft
The National Football League owners finished a secret draft of 300 players with sleeper back from the Midwest headed by Army star Dec Blanchard. Jim Conzelman of the Chicago Cardinals held first pick, while Boby Daniewicz became the first draftee for the Boston Yanks. Other disclosed selections included John Strzywalski for Green Bay, Leo Riggs for Philadelphia, Cal Rossi for Washington, and Stan Koslowski for Washington.
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New York
Midwest
Faccet
Blanchard
Army
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles
Cleveland Rams
West Point
Jim Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
Conzelman
Boby Daniewicz
Notre Dame
Boston Yanks
Pittsburgh
John Strzywalski
Marquette
Air Force
Green Bay Packers
Leo Riggs
Philadelphia Eagles
Cal Rossi
UCLA
Stan Koslowski
Holy Cross
Washington Redskins
Pacific Area Naval Sports Games Planned in February
Navy officials map a large Pacific wide championship with five regional groups, including Hawaii and the Philippines, to hold finals by February 15. Participants from Iwo Jima to Truk join in preliminaries for touch football basketball table tennis softball handball volleyball tennis boxing baseball and track.
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Pacific
Navy
South West Pacific
Philippines
Marianas
Gilbert Island
Japan
China Area
U. S. Pacific
Tobacco Baseball Loop Plans Postponed Meeting
A Raleigh report says representatives from tobacco states planned to form a new league postponed the initial meeting from Wednesday to Friday. The session is expected to be held in Erwin and involve cities seeking teams.
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Raleigh
Tobacco State Baseball League
Erwin
Ole Miss to Hire Two Alabama Grid Coaches in 1946
Ole Miss announces Harold Red Drew will be head coach with Alabama aide Tilden Happy Campbell as backfield tutor for 1946. Drew will have free hand in selecting assistants and aims to have Johnny Vaught coach the line. A formal take over is set for February 1. Mehre resigns after nine years.
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Oxford
Miss
Alabama
University of Mississippi
Frank Thomas
Ole Miss
A. B. Butts
Harold “Red” Drew
Drew
Tuscaloosa
Tide
Tilden Happy
Campbell
Mississippi
Butts
Johnny Vaught
University of North Carolina
Navy
Peai
Try Mehre
The
Rebels
Durin
Grndsters
Paul Bryant Named Kentucky Grid Coach In five year deal
Paul Bryant Bear Bryant signs a five year contract to coach Kentucky football in Lexington Bryants arrival with his Maryland staff Kenneth Whitlow Carney Laslie and Frank Moseley expected soon Bryant 32 hails from Fordyce Arkansas and led Maryland to six wins two losses and one tie in 1945.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Bryant
Maryland
University's Athletic Association
Kentucky
Kenneth ‘Whitlow
Houston
Tex
Carney ‘Laslie
Charlotte
N. C
Frank Moseley
Fordyce
Ark
Virginia
Thief steals last washing machine at veteran trailer court
In Los Angeles a thief takes the sole washing machine from a trailer court housing 125 World War II veterans and their wives, with more than 100 residents caring for babies.
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Los Angeles
Charles the Fat, West Frankish King and Roman Emperor
Charles the Fat was a ruler known as both a Roman emperor and king of the West Franks. The title references his leadership across realms in late antique and early medieval Europe.
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Charles the III
Charles the Fat
Norfolk Navy Matches Duke Tonight in Durham
Norfolk naval training station, fresh from a 53-49 win over Greensboro ORC, faces Duke in Durham in a likely top state clash. Duke seeks revenge after a 59-51 Norfolk victory. Other North Carolina games include North Carolina vs Davidson and Wake Forest at William and Mary, with several Southern and North State matchups on the schedule.
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Norfolk
Naval Training Station
Greensboro
North Carolina
Duke
Durham
Dukes
Blue Devils
Elon
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Anderson Returns as Coach After World War II Service
James Robert Dick Anderson, a former South Carolina Gamecocks guard who entered World War II after Pearl Harbor, returned to USC as basketball coach three weeks after being discharged as a captain. He had served as physical training instructor for the naval ROTC unit and earned his degree in absentia.
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Columbia
S. C
University of South Carolina
James Robert
Dick) Anderson
Anderson
South Carolina Gamecocks
Pearl Harbor
Army
Naval
Gamecock
Frank Johnson
Navy
Rex Enright
Snowflakes Form From Frozen Water Vapor
Snowflakes are created when water vapor in the air freezes directly into ice crystals, rather than melting into solid water first.
Fights Last Night In Washington And Boston Cards
In Washington Nate Lee Oma, 195, outpointed Jimmy Bell, 186 by 10 rounds. Aaron Perry, 152, beat Tony Riccio, 152 in New York. Cleo Shans, 139'4, knocked out Pat Foley, 131'. Ray Robinson, 148, stopped Dave Clark, 152 in Cincinnati. Timothy Hayes, 124, outpointed Jackie Harris, 12544 in Boston. An old lining worn out used as a pattern for cutting a new lining.
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Baltimore
Lee Oma
Detroit
Jimmy Bell
Washington
D. C
Aaron Perry
Tony Riccio
Bayonne
N. J
New York
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Pat Foley
Worcester
Mass
Pittsburgh
Ray Robinson
Dave Clark
Cincinnati
Boston
Timothy
Buddy) Hayes
Jackie Harris
Malden
Boxers Urged To Do Some Real Fighting
The national boxing association called on all champions to sign by April 1 for title defenses by June 1. The NBA released its quarterly ratings listing champions and top contenders across weight classes with Joe Louis and Tony Zale among the titleholders and notables like Ray Robinson and Willie Pep among contenders.
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Washington
National Boxing Association
NBA
Joe Louis
Michigan
Lisue
Theart
Chalky Wright
California
Willie Joyce
Indiana
Sal Bartola
Massachusetts
Willie Pep
Connecticut
Phil Terranova
New York
Manuel Ortiz
Luis Castillo
Mexico
Ay Olivera
Bennie Goldberg
Higan
Seengien
Jackie Patterson
England
Dade Marino
Hawaii
Sammy Reynolds
Terry Allen
Joe
Bunty Doran
Jacobs Football Trophies Presented To Top Blockers
Jacobs trophies awarded at Charlotte Rotary Club to standout blocking backs of 1945. Dr. William J. Jacobs, president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association, presided. Wake Forest’s Nick Ogno led the group of honorees.
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Charlotte
Jacob
William J. Jacobs
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
McKinney Enlists as Tar Heel Basketball Candidate
UNC announces Bones McKinney, ex N C State star and 6 foot 6 inch forward, has left the army and will join the Tar Heels as a physical education major. He will debut with the Phantoms against Davidson and may play pivot or wing as coach Ben Carnevale evaluates fit. McKinney previously starred at Fort Bragg Camp Butner and Durham high schools and once led the conference in scoring at State.
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Chapel Hill
Bones” McKinney
North Carolina
Exstar
N. C. State
Phantoms
Davidson
McKinney
Camp Butner
Ben Carnevale
Carolina
State
Fort Bragg
High Point Bison Open 1946 Western Conference at Gastonia
High Point seeks a conference-opening win as coach Tony Simeon fields two near equal lineups to counter Gastonia Green Wave. Star center Jack Hawks anchors an offense built on scoring and leadership as High Point aims to extend a season-long winning streak after a rare loss earlier this year to Greensboro’s Purple Whirlwind.
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Gastonia
High Point
Black Bison
Green Wave
Bison
Greensboro
Tony Simeon
Jack Hawks
Radio Program Schedule With Serials And News Segments
Radio schedule outlines Eastern Standard Time programs with hour shifts for CS1 and MST. It lists serials, news reports, commentaries, musical guest spots, dramas, and variety acts across CBS NBC and ABC networks with timing blocks from 6:00 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. including Homer titles such as Tennessee Jed Tom Mix Capt Midnight and Evelyn Posen.
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N Sparrow
Thewk
Seriai
Cbs Tennessee Jed
Hop Harrigan
Eiber Abe
Tom Mix
Mbs- Buric
Is Ming
Quincy Howe
Coe Walter Kiernan
Terry
Abec- Weet Howe
Mbs-West
Abe Patt
Clayton
Che
Wick Tracy
Abc-West
Mbs-Weat
Evelyn Posen
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Abc- West
Owell Thomas
Ace
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs-Bdasie
Raymond
Imhe
Ureh
Abe Arthur Hale
Mbs-East
Kaltenborn
Nbe-West
Bill Brandt
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Abner
Mike
Elmer Davis
Judy
Nbe Theater of Romance
Alan Young
Heart of Falcon
Guy Lombardo
Abe Gabriel Hearter
Molly
Dbs
Doctors
American Forum
Bob Slope
Abe Bob Crosby
Sechestra
Dhe
Josef Stopak
Mbs Ere
Erehon Mae
Regional College Coaches Nominate Conference Picks
The report lists coaches Bill Begis of Tennessee for the Southern conference and Alton Cumbie of Clemson for South Carolina as key picks, with Tennessee’s vich assumed for the Southern conference and Clemson’s Cumbie tied to South Carolina selections.
Scores from regional college basketball games
South Marshall defeated Morehead 53 to 48 while LSU led Alabama 48 to 26 DePaul beat Murray State 65 to 43 Kentucky Wesleyan topped Centre College 83 to 29 Mississippi beat Millsaps 58 to 33 Illinois edged Northwestern 45 to 38 Loyola Chicago topped Chicago State 69 to 41 Iowa State won 57 to 39 over Nebraska Minnesota beat Chicago 71 to 44 Notre Dame defeated Saint Louis 51 to 48 Knox edged Illinois Tech 42 to 37 in overtime North Central 37 to 37 with overtime win over Mayo General Hospital 40 to 40 action not clarified.
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South Marshall
Morehead
Louisiana State University
Alabbama
DePaul
Murray
State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Centre College
Mississippi
Millsaps College
Midwest
Illinois
Northwestern
Loyola
Chicago
al Armory
Iowa State
Nebraska
Minnesota
University of Chicago
Mayo General Hospital
Knox College
Illinois Tech
North Central
Notre Dame
St. Louis University
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