Davidson Soph Ace Collects 63 Points To Pace Circuit
Davidson sophomore Tommy Peters leads the Southern Conference scoring with 63 points in three games after big showings versus Duke North Carolina State and South Carolina. Maryland and W L hold shifting positions as George Washington and VMI trail. week schedule features key ACC matchups amid exam curtailment.
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Richmond
Tommy Peters
Davidson
Duke
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Diamond Star
Peters
Kingsport
Tennessee
Nagy
North Carolina
Hartley
Craig
Clemson
Generals
George Washington
V. M. I. Quint
Virginia Tech
Maryland
Washington and Lee
N. C. State
Asbury Park to Bear Mountain Shaped by Seasonal Notes
EPORTS ROUNDUP discusses Asbury Park as a shore town with late season charm and windy days, Lakewood as a winter resort with harsh pines and past forest fire memories, and Bear Mountain as a training site with deer, winter sports, and a rugged, level field contrast to Army practice fields.
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West Point
Army Field House
The Dean Brothers Reunited For St Louis Pitching Act
Baseball legends Dizzy and Paul Dean prepare to reunite in St Louis with the Browns and Gas House gang memories. Dizzy hypes the reunion while Paul, once fragile, shows potential to approach his 1934-35 form. Both brothers carry a blend of brilliance and eccentricity as they aim to reclaim top pitching status.
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Paul
Cardinals
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Red Birds
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Clark Griffith
Washington
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Elden Auker
Sportsman’s Park
Callura And Bradley Aim To Upset NBA Featherweight Champ
Providence reports a headline bout between Jackie Callura and Jackie Wilson for the NBA featherweight title. Callura and manager Leo Bradley hope to claim the belt, improving their meals after years of bumps and sporadic winnings. Wilson is described as a fierce puncher in training, while Callura shows strong ring form.
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Jackie Callura
Jackie Wilson
N.B.A
Callura
Detroit
Callara
Nelson Fights Through 72-Game Marathon in All-Star Meet
Chicago January 18 Norman Nelson the sole southpaw finalist in the All-Star tournament bowled 72 games across three days. He delivered two tons of ice on each of the three sessions and pressed on despite fatigue.
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Chicago
Norman Nelson
Oklahoma Aggies Champs Without A Schedule
NEA Sports Editor New York Jan 18 Art Griffith head coach of Oklahoma A and M wrestling laments lost schedule to gasoline rationing board after rivals cancel travel. Aggies with two NCAA champions Lloyd Arms and Virgil Smith face a sparse dual-meet season ahead of nationals. Griffith defends wrestling as ideal hand to hand combat discipline.
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Stillwater
Griffith
Cowboys
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Aggies
N.C.A.A
Marsh And Pickett Battle In Muny Loop Tilt Tonight
In the thirteenth set of Y League play tonight Marsh faces Pickett while Highlesd meets leaders Triangle. Triangle sits atop the standings with seven wins and one loss as Ames Marshland and two others chase in second and third places.
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Picket
Highlesd
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Ames
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Tomlinson
Budge Proposes Tennis Training for Army Flyers
Don Budge, the world champion, proposes sending army flying cadets through tennis drills to sharpen reflexes. He has submitted the plan to army authorities with data on tennis benefits for air trainees and expects a call from the selective service board within three months. Budge resigned as director of physical training at Embry-Riddle and moved to Oakland to be with family. He predicts a tennis boom postwar and possible national amateur championships this year.
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Fia
Don Budge
Army
Don
Selective Service Board
Oakland
Calif
Embry-Riddle School of Aviation
Lloyd
Budge
Walsh on active duty at Naval Academy
Lieut. Comdr. Charles S. Walsh the crew coach is on active duty with the Naval Reserve. He serves as an instructor in the Department of Seamanship and Navigation at the Naval Academy.
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Annapolis
Charles S. Walsh
Naval Reserve
Department of Seamanship and Navigation
Naval Academy
Marsh's League Favored Over Pickett in opener
In the first game Marsh's club is favored against Pickett's weak squad. Triangle, though favored, expects tough action from an up and coming land cage team in the second game.
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Pickett
Triangle
Baseball's education trend changes routes for players
In a long view of baseball and college life, several major leaguers already attend or attendable colleges as spring looms. The piece notes teams touring college campuses and cites growing numbers of student players, income lure, and the shift from the sport's rough origins toward a business where education and credentials increasingly matter.
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Boston Red Sox
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Uch
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Coaches Advice for Ballplayers from a Multilingual Lawyer
A piece humorously suggests using college coaches and staff to train baseball players in base running, defense, and poise. It notes a diverse set of experts such as a multilingual lawyer Dillon Graham and figures like Monte Weaver and Lou Gehrig, offering whimsical ways they could aid players.
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Monte Weaver
Washington
Lou Gehrig
Columbia
Joe Gordon
University of Oregon
Hemand
Brooklyn
Percy
Artie Veru
Andy Phillip Leads Parade For Illinois
New York reports Andy Phillip, 20, from Granite City Illinois, leads the Illinois basketball program with 66 points in three Big Ten games as coach Doug Mills uses him at forward. Illinois stands 8-1 after a 41-31 win over Camp Grant. Indiana seeks a 10th straight win as in-state rivalries unfold with Kentucky atop the SEC and George Washington rising in the Southern Conference behind Duke and North Carolina matchups.
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Granite City
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Hoosiers
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Tennessee
George Washington
Arthur Zahn
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Maryland
Virginia Tech
Great Lakes Sailors Train Under Hinkle Veteran Coach
Wilbur Schumacher and Bob Dietz of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station basketball squad play their fourth season under Lieut. Tony Hinkle who previously coached at Butler University for 21 years. Hinkle drilled the teams at Butler in football basketball and baseball.
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NEA Service
Great Lakes
Wilbur Schumacher
Bob Dietz
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Tony Hinkle
Hinkle
Butler University
Best Since Baugh Giants Scout Dobbs as Top Prospect
Mel Ott of the Giants says Tulsa’s Glenn Dobbs is the best pro football prospect since Sammy Baugh, rating he surpasses other recent players in a January New York dispatch.
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New York
Mel Ott
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Giants
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Sammy Baugh
Game Called Off But Not For Lack Of Transportation
The Oak Ridge Military Institute game scheduled for tomorrow night in the high school gym was cancelled due to examinations this week. Coach Major Larkin said they will try to reschedule. Also note the Y varsity, led by Tony Simeon, prep for a Saturday night clash with the Bison and a string of internal position battles for center and guard spots.
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Bison
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Garland Pugh
Waldo Atkins
Ed Farlowe
W. R. Benson
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Dwight Upton
Herb Carroll
Woody Crowson
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Salisbury
Thomasville
Melvin Walker
Wayne Davis
Junius Idol
Harry Rothrock
Fred Swartzberg
Leroy Collina
Don Dunkelberger
John Crowd
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