McCrary Eagles Visit High Point Panthers In Harrison Gym
Asheboro based McCrary Eagles, one of the top teams in the state, end a long road slide by facing coach Ralph James led High Point Panthers tonight at 8 in Harrison Gym. Panthers seek revenge after a 59 33 loss earlier this season and prep for the North State conference slate.
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McCrary Eagles
Panthers
Panther
North State
James
McCrary
McCrary “Ster
Eagles
Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Last Carolina Duke Tickets Go On Sale
Durham dated report says the final batch of tickets for the February 16 Duke versus North Carolina game will be on sale by tomorrow noon. Eddie Cameron notes 9 000 seat capacity at Duke Indoor Stadium and that 2 000 tickets sold yesterday after printing. The teams met January 6 at Chapel Hill with Duke winning 51 to 46 in overtime.
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Durham
Duke
Chapel Hill
Governor names Spencer Murphy to fill unexpired term
Raleigh January 22 Governor Cherry appointed Spencer Murphy of Salisbury to fill the unexpired term of his late father on the board of trustees of the North Carolina College for the deaf and blind. The term expires May 1, 194.
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Cherry
Spencer Murphy
Salisbury
Murphy
North Carolina College For Nevsees
Teague Award Ballots Mailed for 1945 Nominations
Ballots for the Lewis E. Teague memorial awards are mailed to Carolina sports editors by Louis J. Fisher president of the Carolinas AAU. Deadline is February first for nominations. final ballot to choose male and female outstanding athletes in the Carolinas. The banquet site may be Charlotte.
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Carolinas
Louis J. Fisher
AAU
Fisher
Charlotte
Caro
Gordon Carver
Duke
Peggy Pate
High Point
Lewis FE. Teague
Lewis Bet
Hill
Duke University
Banks McFadden
Clemson
Paul Severin
Carolina
Steve Lach
Estelle Lawson Page
Colonel Dunn Guides Billy Conn Camp In Training
The sprightly 66 year old known as the colonel prepares to manage duties at heavyweight contender Billy Conn’s training camp. He lists his jobs as extra bartender politician and dressing room attendant at fights. He recalls wartime curbs on his nightlife and a Pittsburgh benefit show phone prank involving Joe Louis and Capt Kelly.
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ED Kiely
International News Service
INS
Charley Dunn
Pittsburgh
Lemon
Colonel
Billy Conn
Conn
Cunn
Joe Louis
Louis
Camp Shanks
N. Y
Kelly
Army
Louis’ Arval
Capt. Kelly
Set. Louis
Jonel
Dapn
Kentucky
Rangers and Blackhawks draw crowd in New York
A 19 749 attendance at the Rangers versus Blackhawks game is noted as a high mark for national league contests though not an all time record. The piece references past charity exhibitions in Atlantic City and mentions various players and coaches linked to hockey and college sports.
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Rangers-Blackhawks
Jersey Jones
Rangers
Atlantic City Sea Gulls
Atlantic City
Inoanes’ Eer
Jersey
Wall
Butts
Georgia
Sar Toneee
Isa
Wally
Athens
Oklahoma
All American Fees Sparks Debate Over Player Pay
Lt. Earl Brown, merchant marine coach, says rumors of huge bonus payments in the All American conference are exaggerated as he plans to return to college coaching for higher pay. A Maine publicity mix up left basketball photos showing absent players.
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Warren Amling
Pana
Ohio State
Amling
Nevetta
Spud Hanover
Big Mike Holovak
Lansford
Boston College
Cleveland Rams
John
Chief) Kuzman
Coaldale
Earl Brown
Merchant Marine Academy
U. of Maine
College To Stage Basketball Clinic Tomorrow Night
High Point College will host a basketball clinic tomorrow night featuring Chuck Taylor former professional player of the world famous Celtics The Athletic Association invites fans to attend The program includes action shots of games ball handling and tips on the finer points of basketball
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Fea
Chuck” Taylor
Cletic
the Athletic Association
Taylor
Tom Hamilton Returns as Navy Football Coach
Annapolis announces Tom Hamilton, former Navy coach and star player, will return to lead the Middies. Hamilton, 40, will join spring practice starting March 1 and work under Vice Admiral Aubrey Fitch with a staff of graduate coaches to maintain the Academy’s system.
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Middies
Thomas J. Hamilton
Aubrey W. Fitch
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Pacific Coast
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Savo Island
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Seattle
Oscar E.hagberg
Sailor Helm
Hagberg
Army
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Notre Dame
Emilton
Chicago
Soldier Field
Hamilto
Bill Ingram
United States Fleet
Pittsburgh
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Hamvee
West Point
Toons
E. E
Rip) Miller
Acedenty
Capt. C. Owen Humphreys
Humphreys
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Cities
Johnny Brown defeated Lou Woods in Baltimore by outpoint in a 10 round match. Johnny Finnazzo beat Charles Nunnally in Holyoke. Coley Welch defeated Jerry Fiorello in Portland. Bobby Zollo stopped Crane in Providence. Osie Harris stopped Perry Mason in Toledo.
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Johnny Brown
Lou Woods
Detroit
Holyoke
Mass
Johnny Finnazzo
Charles
St. Paul
East
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Crane
Washington, D
Toledo
Osie
Bulldog
Pot O' Luck Returns to Royal Palm Handicap Field
Pot O Luck from Calumet Farms returns to the turf in the Royal Palm Handicap at Hialeah, January 22. The weighty field of 15 includes Bright Gallant 118, Concordian 118, Oatmeal 116, Moon Maiden 115, Mileave 113, Dinner Party 112. Pot O Luck carries 126 pounds for the mile and a quarter.
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Fla
iCalumet Farms
Pot O' Luck
Hialeah
Ben A. Jones
Chance
Concordian
Moon Maiden
Hap Perry Named Head Football Coach at Elon College
Elon College announces L. J. Hap Perry as head football coach. Perry previously directed Reidsville high school teams for 19 years and takes over the Elon grid program.
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Hap” Perry
Elon
Elon College
L. J. “Hap” Perry
Reidsville
Boxing Grossed 13 Million In United States In 1945
Boxing earned about 13 million dollars in 1945 in the United States, up nearly 3 million from 1944. An Associated Press tally from 32 state commissions shows 4,622,802 fans attended bouts with 12,878,660 in receipts. New York led with 3,969,213 and a 2,263,259 gate at Madison Square Garden, while California and Pennsylvania also posted strong totals.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Joe Louis
Big Conn
New York State
Rocky Grazino
Willie Joyce
Johnny Greco
Tradison Square Garden
California
Pacific Coast
Penn
Loyola Baltimore tops Georgetown in overtime win
Loyola Baltimore defeats George Town 48 to 41 in a close game. Kentucky beats Georgia Tech 68 to 43. Auburn edges Georgia 40 to 37. Iowa defeats Chicago 58 to 32. Northwestern edge Great Lakes 44 to 42. Ohio State leads Purdue 48 to 38 and Indiana over Michigan 46 to 43.
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Loyola
Baltimore
Georgetown
Wildlife Federation Meeting Sets North Carolina Schedule
The North Carolina Wildlife Federation plans its annual meeting in the Pilot Life building Sedgefield on January 23 and 24. Paul W. Casey announced that the Greensboro club will host with local members urged to attend the Wednesday 1 p.m. session and Thursday 3 30 p.m. officer elections. Experts from Pennsylvania Michigan and Alabama will speak Wednesday night at Greensboro College Odell Memorial hall at 8 p.m. Local members are urged to attend the ve can and the Greensboro lodge event Wednesday night. families are invited.
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Pilot Life
Sedgefield
Paul W. Casey
Greensboro
Pilot Life Building
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Alabama
Odell Memorial Hall
Greensboro College
Atlantic Christian Cage Team Beats Campbell College
Atlantic Christian Cagers defeated Campbell College 77 to 23 in North Carolina last night, the largest home crowd score at Wilson. Tonight two games are booked: McCrary's Eagles at High Point and Greensboro Ordé int will play at Eastern Ro line Teachers.
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Mercury Athletic Club
Highland
YMCA
Randleman
North Carolina
Atlantic Christian
Campbell College
Atlantic
Wilson
McCrary
Eagles
High Point
Greensboro Ord Éint
Winston Team Undefeated In Loop Play
The undefeated R. J. Reynolds team travels to face High Point Black Bison in a Western conference showdown at eight. Winston leads the standings with two wins and no losses in a clash that could reshape the league top tier.
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High Point Black Bison
R. J. Reynolds
Theouah Tha Eecaine
Charlotte
McGhee
Bill Hartley
Black Demons
Winston Five
Greensboro
Gastonia
Pointers
Gastonia Green Wave
Alville Five
High Point
Foint
Demons
Simeon
Richard Harris
Harris
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