College Teams Face Army Reserve Call Amid Student Moves
The Associated Press reports a manpower tax from Washington affecting college athletics as Army reserves are called up after the first term ends. Coaches fear losses in basketball and football depth, with Illinois, NYU, Kansas, UCLA and Ohio State noting potential star losses while Columbia and NYU anticipate track impacts. The rule excludes advanced ROTC and medical, dental, and engineering students, and does not apply to Army Air Corps reserves.
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Sam
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Atlanta
William Bryden
Fourth Service Command
Doug Mills
Illinois
Phog Allen
Kansas
Howard Cann
New York University
Wilbur Johns
University of California At
Los Angeles
Columbia
Frank Dixon
Ohio State
Army
Paul Brown
South Pacific Islands
Ellison Ketchum
Denver University
Wallace Butts
Georgia
Army Air Corp
North Carolina Navy School to get garden guidance
In York on January 27 a plan to cultivate a 14 acre victory garden at the North Carolina Navy School was urged by Lieut. Cam Harman and Ensign Warrie, with Dartmouth ski club members and the Mid-Atlantic Greenkeepers Association to train cadets in soil work and fitness. The piece also notes football coaching lineage and minor sports updates.
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Cam Harvey Harman
Athtor
Ensign Warrie
Dartmouth Ski
Mid- Greenkeepers Association
P S Guest Star P McFarlane Pittsburgh Bazette
The text shows fragmentary note about P S guest star and P McFarlane linked to Pittsburgh Bazette with an indication of a signing event. The incomplete item lacks clear action, date, or outcome to confirm full details.
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Pittsburgh
Bazette
Heel Gridmen Begin Scrimmages
Caro nter practice football on rough work with a age today and Coach promised a brief inter for Saturday after uad spent the first ly on fundamentals and numbered approx mhe men who have been up best thus far are Captain Craven Turner and Jack Hussey ends Meredith Jones tackle Ral Strayhorn guard Chan Highsmith center and Billy Myers and Doe Blanchard backs.
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Caronter
Uad
Cap
Tain Craven Turner
Jack Hussey
Meredith Jones
Ral Strayhorn
Chan Highsmith
Billy Myers
Doe Blanchard
Kansas Wins All Games in Triple Header
Lawrence reports Kansas basketball team swept a triple-header beating service teams by a total score of 173 to 84. The scores reflect a dominant showing across the three contests.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Benefit Program in Thomasville Aims to Aid Infantile Paralysis Fund
In Thomasville, a charity basketball program at the high school gym features three games to raise funds for infantile paralysis. The program begins at 6:45 with Thomasville High girls facing Fairgrove, followed by a 7:45 matchup, drawing local fans to support the cause.
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Thomasville
Cage
Thomasville High School
Fairgrove Girls
Gomez Hopes For Good Year With Braves
In Lexington Massachusetts on January 27 Vernon Lefty Gomez, cast adrift by the Yankees, moves to the Boston Braves at age 32. He aims to prove his pitching depth and cites Deacon MacFayden as a precedent for late-career Braves success.
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New York Yankees
Vernon
Lefty
Braves
Pary
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Deacon Danny MacFayden
Yankees
MacFayden
Fights Last Night Report from Buffalo and New Bedford
Bobby Mc Quillan from Lackawanna outpointed Armando Sicilia in Buffalo while Ted Lowry of New Bedford knocked out Charlie Williams in New York. Reed Supply Co. five meets Thomasville JV and Thomasville High plays Amos Hosiery at 8:45.
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N. Y
Bobby McQuillan
Lackawanna
Armando Sicilia
New York
New Bedford
Mass
Ted Lowry
Charlie Williams
Reed Supply Co
Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Amos Hosiery
Duke Cagers Edge Cadets For Second Spot In So. Conference
Duke University’s Blue Devils beat VMI 63 to 41 to secure second place in the Southern Conference standings after a 63–41 win over Wake Forest. Cedric Loftis scored 18 as Gordon Carver added scoring punch. Freshmen Coleman Turner Cole Coleman joined the varsity with nine points. Duke remains behind George Washington and faces North Carolina State, Duke and UNC in upcoming schedule.
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Richmond
Duke
Blue Devils
VMI
Wake Forest
Durham
Gerry Gerad
North Carolina State
George Washington
University of North Carolina
Lynchburg
UNC
Cedric Loftis
Gordon Carver
Dukes
Kenny Turner
Jack Coleman
Doug Rusbon
Coleman
Virginia Tech
Clemson
Citadel
R. D. Dayvault
Kannapolis
N. C
Ed Markewicz
Boston
Mass
Reid Gaskin
Albemarle
Indians Skipper Bets 1943 Beaters Will Drive AL Race
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau declares the Indians will be the team to beat in 1943 while president Alva Bradley notes expected strong attendance. Ken Keltner earns honors at a writers dinner, with Boudreau praising catching, Rosar. Keltner earns praise for defense and .287 season batting.
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Indians
Lick
Associated Press
Lou Boudreau
Alva Bradley
Baseball Writers
Ken Keltner
Boudreal
Buddy Rosar
Tribe
New York Yankee
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
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Steve O'Neill
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Name Coach Sought by Arkansas U for Big League Hire
Arkansas alumni seek legislative authority to fund a big league football coach at up to 12500 dollars annually. Sen B Franc Williams, an alumnus, plans to introduce the amendment during the appropriation bill. Razorbacks have 16 straight SWC losses as coaching changes move forward.
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B. Franc Williams
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Arkansas
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Razorback
Fred C. Thomson
Army
Air Force
George Cole
Navy
Rookies On Carolina Team Push Veterans For Starting Jobs
In Chapel Hill on January 27 the Carolina basketball squad shows rookies breaking into the regular lineup for Friday and Saturday games. Jim White from Indianapolis and Edgar Lougee from Durham headline a rookie surge with Fritz Nagy and Dick Hartley also thriving as first-year players. White leads scoring late last week while Nagy and Hartley top the conference, as coach Lange weighs starting White with Hartley Nagy and possibly Lougee against VMI Wake Forest.
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Rokies
Carolina Basketball
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Lynchburg
Wake Forest
Duke
Jim White
Kannapolis
Edgar Lougee
Durham
Fritz Nagy
Dick Hartley
Nagy
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Lougee
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Lange
Lou Hayworth
Letterman
Ellis Freedman
Locals Rally But Gate City Club Edges Simeon’s Crew
In Greensboro the Bob Jamieson led Purple Whirlwind lost to High Point 38 to 34 after a tight second half. Junius Idol and Harry Rothrock paced the visitors while Greensboro’s Gorrell and Lumley led the locals, with Idol scoring 12 for High Point.
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Bob Jamieson
Greensboro
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Idol
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Lee Gorrell
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Tony Cernugle
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Teen Erererne
Lumiey Teoteree
Duke's Blue Imps Help To Dedicate Gym In Thomasville
Duke's Blue Imps travel to Thomasville to dedicate a new high school gym as they face the North Carolina Frosh. Duke freshmen Anderson and Turner pace scoring, with Coleman and Rusbon close behind. the Tar Babies boast Nagy Lougee and Alvarez among leaders. A Red Cross roll-off in Seattle is noted for Anchorage's 28 years ago date.
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Durham
Hershel Caldwell
Thomasville High School
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Quint
Tar Babies
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Carolina
Fritz Nagy
Edgar Lougee
Alvarez
Domnaniovitch
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Stevenson
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Burgin
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Turner
Coleman
Caldwell
Ben Collins
Hazard
Doug Rusbon
Clarke Jones
Virginia
Richmond
Ausa
Junior Order
Lexington
Fresmen
Imps
Anchorage
Alaska
Seattle
American Red Cross
Program For Indoor Meet Is Announced
CHAPEL HILL Jan 27 The Southern Open Indoor Track Meet to be held February 27 at UNC will be open to colleges and service teams from Maryland Kentucky Louisiana and Florida. The program includes seven track events four field events and two relays with 60 yard dash 70 yard hurdles 440 mile and two mile runs high and broad jump shot put pole vault one mile relay and sprint medley relay.
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R. A. Fetzer
University of North Carolina
Southern Track
South
Fetzer
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