Triangle Hosiery Triumph Over Youth Center 55 41
Tri five wins 55 41, led by Mel Walker with 20 points while Richard Harris scored 12 for Youth Center. Half score 15 11, Triangle earns win as Youth Center struggles to score with Harris ineligible for high school squad during prelim game.
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Quint
Mel Walker
Richard Harris
Youth Center Five
Triangle Girls
Thomas Mills Hosiery Grubb
Briles
Thos
Mills
Triangle
Boxing results from coast to coast by the Associated Press
Yesterday’s boxing headlines list knockouts and decisions across cities including York Philadelphia Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago New Orleans Baltimore Boston Montreal and Puerto Rico. Notable results include Gene Spencer Walter Holba and Sandy Saddler defeating opponents by knockout or points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Humberto Zavela
City
George Brown
Philadelphia
Rojo
Los Angeles
T.K.O Riggio
New York
Cago—Gene Spencer
Chi- T.K.O
Walter Holba
Milwau
Arthur McWhorter
Gary
Jimmy Bishop
Orleans
William Beltram
Manuel
Los
Yoke
Mass
Joey Peralta
Ruby Gar
Puerto Rico
Maurice la
Montreal
Jim
Worchester
Leon Spencer
Cleve
Billy Miller
Burgh
Benny McCombs
Mich
Billy Adams
Buffalo
Pin Up Girl Janis Paige Honored by Sunset Bowling
Hollywood judges name Janis Paige the Pin Pin Up Girl for Sunset Bowling Association, recognizing the actress as the season’s standout in glamorous pin up style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Paige
Sunset Bowling Association
Hollywood
International
Roundup notes amid rougher college basketball play
Basketball coaches cite fouls as roughness grows after an Army game with four ejections and 48 free throws. The piece surveys fouls, roster shifts, and upcoming college games mentioning Oklahoma, Great Columbia, Cadets, Schoendienst, and other teams while noting wider sports commentary in Inter American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sid Gray
Oklahoma
Radio Schedule Highlights Morning to Late Night Programs
Readable listing of January 16 broadcast times across CBS NBC and related networks. Notable items include Tom Mix serials, Dick Tracy, Superman, and various news segments with Kiernan Lowry Pegs Mann and Lipton. Includes Dance and Variety shows, stage acts, and film serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Hop Harrigan
Nbe
Quincy Howe
Quincy Howe and News Time
Cbs Falter Kiernan
News
Terry
Coghment
Win C. Hill
Cheepeat
Dick Tracy
Chick Carter
Ted Husing
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Mbs-West
Lowell Thomas
Pegsy Mann
Blu-Basic
Tom Mix Strial
Nbe-Basic
Jack Kirkwood
Cbe War Corespondent
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Johnnie Johnston
Bill Slater
Cos
Dick Baynes
Shaw
Dbs
bin Arthur Lein
Kaltenborn
Nbe-West
Jean Merrill
Xinny Simms
Nbe Bis Town
Cbs T Malone
Mbs-East
Abner
Judy
Nbe Theater of Romance
Alan Young
Cbs 8 Stery Theater
Cbs Veariety Show
Bia
Vance
Cba
San Diego Marine basketball team disbanded over transfer list
After winning the eleventh naval district first half title the San Diego Marine base team was dissolved when athletic officer Capt. Charles R. Church identified every player on the transfer list including the scorekeeper and equipment manager. Also departing were Pfc. Ray Sears the 37 year old distance runner and Pfc. Baby Breese the boxer. Cage coach J George B Huffman of Keesler Field Mississippi quipped about naming the opening five and the transfer line service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Cage
Shi
Depaul Ace In Nation S Top Scoring Race
George Mikan of Depaul, Ernie Calverley of Rhode Island State, and Bill Henry of Rice lead the national high scoring race with 239, 232, and 225 points respectively as Norman Skin and Bob Kurland follow in the top ten amid a crop insurance program awaiting Congress passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Mikan
Depaul
Ernie Calverley
Rhode Island State
Bill Henry
Rice
Mikan
Western Kentucky
Calverley
Henry
Rhode Island
al Renert
New York University
Alex Groza
Kentucky Star
Yest
Harold Hines
Oilahnena
Norman Skin
Bob Kurland
Withon
Een Senne
Gene Indianasopho
Tommies Setfor Return Tilt With High Point Black Bison
In their eighth game High Point Black Bison face the Thomasville Tommies tonight at 8 at the local gym. The teams split a previous meeting. High Point owns a 7 0 record with 278 points for and 139 against, led by Richard Speedy Reid with about 50 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Black Bison
Thomasville Tommies
Thomasyanuary Ih
Bison
Central High Hoopsters
Charlotte
Pointers
Burlington
Richard
Speedy
Reid
Military and college team results from Midwest and South regions
A pasted list shows scores between military installations and colleges across the Midwest and South. Teams include Iowa State Ottumwa Navy Marshall College Cincinnati Lambert Field and North Dakota Aggies versus others like Memphis Naval, Bowling Green, Camp Atterbury and South Plains Army Airfield, with varied results such as Marshall College 75 Cincinnati 37 and North Dakota Aggies 62 Morehead Teachers 36.
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Midwest
Iowa State
Ottumwa Navy
Marshall College
Cincinnati
Lambert
Teachers
Butler
Wabash
Great Lakes
Bowling Green
Camp Atterbury
Bowman
Exchange Club Defeats Lions Club In Junior Amateur Run
The Exchange Club junior quintets beat the Lions 18 to 1 at the Red Shield Club gym on Jan 16. Smith led the winners with 10 points while D Beck scored 12 for the Lions. Standings list Exchange Club and others with varying records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Lions Club
RED Shield
Lions
Smith
D. Beck
G. Psyd
G.W.G.L. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Civitans Club
Kiwanis Club
Curtis Freeman
Berveeeviseewsstes
Turnage Kiwanis Chm
Ieiketsipenvesys
Charles McDonald
Eran
Vccesseeeeee
Vigeeaseee Gtues
Gehan
Willie Pep Faces Pre-Induction Exam in New Haven
Hartford boxing champion Willie Pep, a former Navy recipient of a medical discharge, undergoes a pre-induction physical in New Haven. The outcome could influence drafts for athletes classified 4-F and spur broader sports world implications. Pep has 16 pro fights with 83 wins 62 straight, and he is married with a daughter born last January.
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New Haven
Conn
Pwillie Pep
Hartford
New York
Navy
Pep
Hirch
Willie
James F. Byrnes
Peps
Paani Bogeny Oh
Bainbridge Md
Wee Willie
Peeson
Mament
Soe Navy
Pepe Papaleo
Sammy Angott
Phantoms Set to face McKinney led Fort Bragg at Hill
Chapel Hill January 16 Fort Bragg Personnel Center hosts University of North Carolina White Phantoms at Main Post Field House tonight at 8 led by Horace Bones McKinney. Carolina altered lineup with John Dillon moving to forward and Bob Paxton promoted to starting center. A previous 42 35 win over V is noted as the Phantoms aim to reverse a prior loss to Fort Bragg and rely on McKinney to pace the defense with Snow Benson Harris Gardner and Pittman Womble in supporting roles. A prior Tar Heel B team game is set for 7 00 p m with a 33 31 Tar Heel win in the first meeting.
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Chapel Hill
Horace “Bones” McKinney
Durham
Fort Bragg
University of North Carolina
White Phantoms
University of V
John Dillon
Iran Norfolk
Bob Paxton
Paxton
McKinney
Snow
Benson
Harris
Gardner
Pittman
Womble
Smith
Flythe
Ben Carnevale
Jim Jordan
Andohn Dillon
Clive Neason
Bill Allen
Manny Alvarez
Denison
Ira Norfolk
Dick Garvin
Walter Markin
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Robinson Poised To Extend Streak In Welterweight Clash
Ray Robinson and Tommy Bell meet in a 10 round welterweight bout at the arena with Robinson holding a 52 unbeaten run and Bell on a 28 fight streak. Both are top NBA contenders as the bout could push the winner toward a title shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Smith
Cleveland
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Tommy Bell
Robinson
King of the Westers
Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Terror
National Boxing Association
Navy
Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Jake Lamotta
Lamotta
NBA
Victoy
St Johns Favored to Beat Akron in Madison Square Garden Showdown
In New York St Johns, coming off an upset of Temple, is a heavy favorite to defeat Akron in the featured college basketball doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. New York U and St Francis meet in the earlier game as part of the MSG card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. John's
Temple
Akron
Madison Square Garden
New York U
St. Francis
West Point hosts in door relays Jan twenty seven
West Point and several colleges including Penn Dartmouth Cornell CCNY and Army join the second annual in door relay meet set for January twenty seven at the Academy field house. The event features top college teams and service entrants in a crowded indoor program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Penn
Darthmouth
Cornell
CCNY
Army
Academy Field House
Many Articles Found In Melted Mailbox
Tulsa dispatch notes melted mailbox contains scattered items after mailbox caught fire. Mail carrier recalls umbrella incident as cause while residents recover missing letters and parcels from the wreckage.
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I Aes
Youth Center
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McIntyre Orch
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the Listening Post
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His Boye
Men & Women In Service
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War Food Administration
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Curt McDonald
Jackie Hawks
Tom Kellam
Richard Reid
Ray DeLappe
Bill Kennedy
New York District Coast Guard
NY Coast Guard
Ee Forge Hospital
Villanova
Siouth
Louisiana State
Curtis Bay Coast Guarda
Memphis Naval P. Ae Botantent
Trainiee
Megarons Pie
North Texas
Tae Old Jones
Joe” Coofs
Aes
Atlasta
Jack Lords
Willie Pep
Phantoms
Bragg
Ray Robinson
Tom Bell
Britm J Ane Webb
Teddy Waltham
Latimer
Byrnes
Davidson
Davidson College
Gheve
Furman
Woford
Miami
Fila
Don Barnes
St. Louis Browns
Elnment
Duke
Blue Devils
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Elon
Point
Panthers
Lynchburg
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Raleigh
Th Carolina
William and Mary
Maryland
Yingle
Delaware
Greenville
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Carter
Scoop” Latimer
Greenville News
Clark C. Griffith
Washington
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