Panthers Clash With McCrazy Here Tonight
High Point High posted a 31 19 Western Conference basketball win over Charlotte High School, snapping a two game skid. Crowder led the Bison with seven points and strong defense, while Foxworth added seven and Jenson shored up rebounds as High Point moved within a half game of Burlington in the standings.
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Benny Hogan Seeks More Sucre In San Francisco Open
Benny Hogan, Hershey, Pennsylvania pro, led after a soggy first round of the San Francisco Open with a 65 at Olympic Club. Harry Cooper of Minneapolis was second at 68, while Horton Ia of Pinehurst trailed as the 24 hour delay reshaped the 3,000 dollar event.
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James Marshall
California
Benny Hogan
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Harry Cooper
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Duke Blue Devils vs Wake Forest in Big Five clash
Duke, undefeated in the Southern Conference, meets Wake Forest in Durham with strong defense and key wins over Maryland George Washington and Virginia Military. Wake Forest sits at .500 in conference play, having defeated George Washington and Clemson while losing to North Carolina and George Washington. State’s Wolf Pack returned from South Carolina with wins over College of Charleston 59-28 and The Citadel 41-23, led by McKinney and Mock who each had 14 points.
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Allen Jay Triumphs Over Junior Varsity 32 30
Allen Jay edged Morgan coached Junior Varsity 32 to 30 in a tight gym matchup. The Jays led 16 14 at halftime, then pulled ahead in the third quarter to seal the win. Donald Dunkelburger topped scoring with 11 points, while Randall Johnson added eight for the Jays.
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Selkirk Regains Edge After Dental Troubles
St Petersbu rg Jan 24 George Selkirk says two teeth removal three months ago eased a recurring back ailment and stump that hampered his play. He plans a return to the Yankees as a outfielder and pinch hitter while noting his improved condition and performance prospects.
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George Selkirk
New York Yankees
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Thomasville Bulldogs Beat Statesville 27 to 21
Thomasville's Bulldogs defeated Statesville 27 to 21 last night. Preliminary games featured the visiting Beginners winning 30 to 1 and the homeTown Junior Varsity taking a 33 to 10 victory. Substitutes and player names appear in the box score with limited legible details.
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Giants and Dodgers trade volleys on Cuba trip plans
In a heated exchange of views about Cuba exhibitions, the Giants claim the trip would be more trouble than it is worth while the Dodgers counter that they would draw well if the Cuban All-Stars filled the dates. Also mentions Horse Show dispute over exhibitors with set tails and other brief sports notes.
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Dodgers
Cuba
Brooklyn
National Horse Show Association
Mel Ott To Be Feted By New Orleans Club
New Orleans Money Quarterbacks Club plans a testimonial dinner for Mel Ott, longtime Giants manager and city native. Ott, reluctant to speak, faces travel to New York for the ceremony and a future trip to spring training in Florida. The New York Baseball Writers chapter will honor his long service to baseball.
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Fights Last Night report from Philadelphia and Worcester
Philadelphia fighter Hank Atlen stopped Joe Ogatty in a bout. Newark’s opponent from Worcester Lea Sawicki outpointed Jor Gans in a Worcester card. The brief notes list weights and cities, reflecting a local boxing wrap with results from several venues.
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Joe Ogatty
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Jor
Gans
Willimantic
Gonn
Rice Shows Why Services Reject Some Great Athletes
Gregory Rice, world class distance runner, was rejected by a draft board due to a double hernia despite recent world bests. He continues training with a truss, argues endurance comes from rhythm, and believes distance records will fall indoors as athletes mature and peak at older ages.
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NEA
New York
Gregory Rice
Greg Rice
Chicago
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South Bend
Little Rice
Fifth Avenue
SeconArmy threatens secession from big seven conference
Denver withdraws from the Big Seven over a home and home football plan. Officials debate keeping Denver in the circuit despite the threat. War worries suppress spring schedules but intra mural focus grows as May meetings consider freshman varsity competition.
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University of Denver
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Colorado
Colorado State
Wyoming
Hoppe Wins Third Straight World Billiards Title in Chicago
Willie Hoppe, 54, retains the world three cushion crown with a 31 to 48 victory over Welker Cochran of San Francisco. He maintains calm, precise play as he seals the win, showing little excitement while accepting congratulations. The match, reported from Chicago on January 24, highlights Hoppe’s long mastery and steady demeanor.
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Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
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Cochran
Welker
Ural
Dodgers Not Worried About Havana Training Camp
Brooklyn players show little concern about training in Havana Cuba this spring beyond food. Dolph Camilli backs Cuba as safe as Florida and Pete Reiser says safety is not a factor, while manager Mac Phail will decide. Giants’ Leo Bondy warns of war time dangers and travel limits for the squad.
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Pete Reiser
Willie wins with side-arm shot in billiards with bonds prize
The crowd hushes as Willie sinks the final shots in a billiards event. He chooses 53, 321.25 in defense bonds over 2,500 dollars after 18 hours of work since January 9. Joe Chamaco of Mexico City and Ralph Greenteal of Monmouth tied for third.
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St Marys University Abandons Athletic Program
St Marys University in San Antonio has abandoned its athletic program for the war’s duration. The 1941 football team lost only four games, but the season ended in a financial loss.
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San Antonio. Tex
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St. Mary's University
Proposal for racing czar draws cool reception in Miami
Racing commissioners at the annual convention gave a cool reception to proposals to appoint a czar or similar governing body for horse racing. They argued differing state laws would render a national regulator ineffective, even as speakers urged closer cooperation among tracks and an alliance.
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Miami
Fla
St Petersburg Vies As Training Hub For Yankees
St Petersburg claims a new record as the preferred spring training site for the New York Yankees, marking the 18th straight season in the city and surpassing the Boston Braves’ prior 17-year run. The notice also notes Fordham and St Mary’s football series extended through 1944 and local Legion event plans in Goldsboro.
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High Point Panthers rout Y M C A 60 to 38 for 11th straight win
In Harrison Gym the High Point College Panthers beat the Y M C A 60 to 38 to extend their winning streak to eleven. Starters included Malfregeot and Nance at forwards, Keene at center, Demmy and Counihan at guards, with McCrary and Patton matching up for the visitors.
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McLean
Jones Returns To West Point As Athletics Manager
Maj Lawrence Biff Jones will take over as graduate manager of athletics at the U S Military Academy next month, with nine longtime West Point staffers including Earl Blaik among his former associates. He will not coach the team, and will report February 2 to assume duties following his Army retirement in 1937 to Nebraska.
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Biff) Jones
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Major Jones
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University of Nebraska
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College Scores Report From A P Scattered Matches
Seton Hall defeated Scranton 41 to 23 while Villanova beat Rider 44 to 41. Virginia Tech led Virginia 42 to 28 and Tennessee 43 to 23 as Auburn trailed North Carolina State 4 to 0. Vanderbilt posted 19, Arkansas Teachers 47, Mississippi College 41, Tulane 31 with other totals varying in the period.
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Regatta Opens in Havana Despite War Submarine Presence
Regatta starts in Havana with the sixteenth annual star class event as slim sailing boats compete despite wartime conditions and enemy submarine sightings.
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