Panthers Host Guilford In Evening Conference Clash
Point College Panthers aim for a conference win at home in Harrison gym tonight at 8 35 p m facing Guilford after earning second win this season Elon college notes Freeman unavailable Tuesday back soon. Guilford fought hard in recent meeting but fell short. A light schedule follows as term break reduces games until Friday January twenty six when Marine Corps of Newbern and UNC Phantoms visit.
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Dodds Plans Valedictory Indoor Mile Run
Indoor record holder Gil Dodds, famed as the Flyin’ Irishman, schedules a valedictory appearance at the Bos-M.C.A. meet. Dodgers seeks to improve his 4:06.4 world mile mark, with coach Ryder predicting two seconds could come if he competes this season. Dodds plans to pursue theological studies after racing.
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March of Dimes Ends With Puerto Rico Baseball Game
The infantile paralysis foundation program will wrap up January 31 with a baseball game in San Juan Puerto Rico. Reese Hart of the Raleigh Times suggests using pari mutuel machines in war plants to bet on daily production of planes guns and shells.
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Weather man oddity in Hartford noted at auditorium
Hartford Times reports locals joke about weather expert disruption of a Hartford auditorium event. The piece mentions sports banter and mischief in a light, campus-soaked voice.
Radio Schedule Highlights Weekend Programs
Eastern War Time schedule lists Baxters Family Skit and National report segments including The Land Is Bright, Opera Unit and Dancing Music. Notable offerings include The Great Novels, Grand Hotel drama, Danny Kaye show, Grand Old Opry via radio, and late night features such as Talks Time and To Be Announced segments.
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War Letter Cites Baseball Ok Amid Draft Limits
A Campea sergeant recalls wartime views from GI’s on sports, noting baseball considered essential by a draft board, while horse racing drew disfavor. References to Danny Litwhiler, Sammy Gaugh, Johnny Plopp, Mort Cooper and others highlight fitness for service and athletic careers during wartime.
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Military base teams light up scores in regional basketball games
AP roundup shows numerous matchups with service clubs and colleges posting decisive wins. Notable results include Lakehurst Naval Air Station 52 over Rider 41 and Alabama 54 besting Georgia 28. Other schools: Colorado A&M 27% over Fort Warren 65, Gonzaga 65 over Montana 39, and Northwestern 42 defeating Illinois 51.
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High Point Bears Down Burlington in Loop Tilt
The High Point Black Bison defeated the Burlington Bulldogs 47 to 23 after a slow start. Jackie Hawks led with 16 points as High Point opened a 24 point margin in the second half, while Burlington’s Hugh Gordon paced the Jaycees with 15. The Bulldogs suffer their worst loop defeat this season. Also noted are non conference games and other regional scores.
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17 Year Old Wins Essay Contest For War Bonds
Miss Virginia Laughlin a Jamestown High School graduate aged 17 won Mead Johnson and Co contest with an essay on war bonds for America's future. She will receive a $23 bond after the firm notified her January 8 the essay was chosen. The piece may be published or sent to the Treasury to aid E Bond sales. Talc also noted for war uses.
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White Phantoms Meet Duke In Chapel Hill Showdown
North Carolina hosts Duke in Woollen Gymnasium for a key basketball clash following a boxing opener against Emory and Henry. Phantoms surge and dip this season while Duke, sparked by Gordon Carver, seeks momentum in a homecourt battle with likely starting lineups including Jim Jordan and John Dillon for UNC and Gordon Carver for Duke.
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Rights Last Night By The Associated Press
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State Sags From Top as NC State Loses to William and Mary
North Carolina State drops from first place in the Southern Conference after a 33 28 defeat to William and Mary. Maryland hosts NC State tonight as the Pack chase a 4th win in 5 league games against a terrifically scrappy W and M squad.
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72 Hole Match Set For Snead Nelson Duel In New York
Tucson report says Byron Nelson and Sammy Snead will play a 72 hole match on a New York course this spring to benefit the PGA rehabilitation program. PGA director Fred Corcoran aims for about 100000 dollars from the event to aid wounded soldiers. The plan calls for 36 holes medal and 36 holes match play after the winter tour ends in early April at a course yet to be chosen.
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Fats Outlook Prompts Conservation Push
Government surveys forecast a tighter fats and oils supply over the coming year. The call goes out to save every drop of used cooking fats as they are vital for munitions medicines and essential civilian supplies.
Salvage Drive Aims to Convert Used Fat into Wartime Resources
Government urges housewives to salvage every drop of used fat for industry supplying medicines munitions soaps paints and synthetic rubber. Local sports note Lejune beats Seymour Johnson 40 39. Laurinburg Maxton tops 2nd Field Artillery 41 33. Elon-Lenoir Rhynie game postponed Newberry Greenville air base cross schedule changes. Cherry Point wrestlers defeat Duke 18 14 in Durham.
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College sports face nationwide bid to curb betting
The American College and Association plans an all out drive to stamp out big time gambling in collegiate athletics. W Henry Johnston of the ASPCA sports division says members will target odds makers by trimming publicity mailing lists and urging coaches and players to refuse information to gamblers.
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Fat Brings Free Red Points for Scrap Fat
Fat that would be waste now earns two free red ration points per pound to support industrial war production and civilian needs. The article notes the shift of used fats from waste to essential materials. It also mentions the 1903 automobile speed record of one mile in 55 seconds.
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