Roundup of sports notes from Hugh Fullerton Jr
Wide World sports column rounds up quirky items from college and professional sports. It mentions the American Football Bureau moving to Chicago, North Carolina’s small roster nickname, and a lighthearted exchange at a baseball press conference with Ott. Also notes a young Carol Ann Corby in figure skating, former Yankee Wiley Moore eyeing a comeback, and coaching talk around Tom Stid. It ends with local high school eligibility forfeits and a joke about Joe Louis and the army.
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New York
Seattle
Chicago
Lou Diamond
Gus ‘Ich
North Carolina
Carol Ann Corby
Wiley Moore
Yankees
Greneville
S. C
Tom Stid
Nebraska
Marquette
Major Biff
Anglers Discover Gulf Coast Fishing Hole Near Fort Myers
Anglers near Fort Myers Florida report a deep gulf fishing hole about 18 miles offshore that yields barracuda dolphin jewfish marlin grouper and sailfish with turtles nearby. Fort Myers News Press editor Donald Halgrim notes water is cloudy and catches grow with every attempt while anglers wonder what comes next.
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Myers
Fla
Mexico
Fort Myerich
Onald Halgrim
Fort Myers
Halgrim
Basketball scores roundup with college results
Emory at Henry 55 Lynchburg 3. Roanoke College 45 Hampden Sydney. North Carolina State 60 Davidson 43. Wake Forest 36 North Carolina 20 Howard Payne 47 McMurry 42.
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Emory
North Carolina State
Davidson
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Howard Payne
McBmurry
Wake Forest Upsets Carolina 36 20 in Big Five clash
Wake Forest Demon Deacons upset undefeated Carolina 36 20 at home to seize second place in the Big Five race. Carolina held to six field goals as Bob Rose led the Tar Heels with five, while Bonds and Koteski added ten each for Wake Forest. Davidson led by Bob McLeod with 10 points in a separate home win as State freshmen beat Louisburg 64 27.
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Raleigh
Wake Forest
Carolina
White Phantoms
Tar Heels
Baptists
Deuce
Phantoms
Duke
N. C. State
Davidson
Bob Rose
Phantom Center
Bonds
Koteski
Terrors
Bob McLeod
Tabscott
Techs
Louisburg College
Baby Denes
Guilford
Greensboro
Vm.i
N.C. State
Durham
State
Dukes
Bowling summaries from Watt's Bakery and peers
Watt's Bakery girls won two games over Snow Lumber Company with Billie Hail's 308 as high set and Minnie Bain's 112 high game. Lumber boys saw Kessler top at 283 and 112 while Southern boys led by Kearns with 320 and 112. Piedmont Mills boys featured Patterson 299 and Greene 119, Colonial boys had a bye with Pitts 347 and 133.
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Watt's Bakery
Snow Lumber Company
Billie Hail
Minnie Bain
Kessler
Great Southern Motorboys
Piedmont Mills
Kearns
Piedmont
Patterson
Greene
Colonial Boys
Pitts
Quality Furniture
Adams-Millis
Lin- Colonial Motor Linesdale Dairy
Ington’s Florists
Pius É Seree
Thomasville Chair Wallop High
Kivect
Hall Mavneee Og
Bowen
Hicks
Quality Star
Kemp
Ward
Truitt
Elisaeaeae
Quality Furn
GTR Yazel
Harvey Depae
Liptak x
Strickland Oo
Petack - Reer
Pappas
Piedmont Mills Minoor Wgewes
Yasetin
Miller
Fer
Barham
Gip Patterson
Kemp Heyworth
Auman
Wright Sane
Ellen
Gupron
Cooper — Watt's Bakery
Wee Saeed Ees Estes
Hall
Cilfron
Adams-Muhils
Minner
Pepack
Rutledge
Gupton
Foust
Sappenfield
Lepkowski
Bain
Lindale Dairy
Rer Moore
Lamar
Td Nostrand
Burrell E Tees
Ira
Copeland
J. B. Brigan
McHugh
Freeman
Ellington's Florist
Nostrand
Burrell
Lemar
Pu Weavers
WY Giles
Stroud Dobbins
Grant
Newman
Tritice
Ste U
Thomasville
Cranford
Jarret Prevost Trotter
Johnston
Stalling
Tysinger H 'Fatais
Eben le Poe
High Point Weavers
Gilles
Trotter
Sappendel
Lepkowsk
Women Tennis Players Need More Strategy
Elizabeth Ryan, veteran champion, criticizes top women players for lacking strategic play. She cites Suzanne Lenglen and Helen Wills Moody as models and hopes war era could grow new talents like them, noting Pauline Betz and Sarah Cooke as examples of players needing tactical sense.
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Coral Gables
Fin
Elizabeth Ryan
Suzanne Lenglen
Helen Wills Moody
Sarah Cooke
Pauline Betz
Lenglen
Miss Ryan
Moody- Lenglen
Dill Draws Suggs In Miami Championship Second Round
Irene M. Dill a 19 year old Detroiter upset Mary Jane Garman to reach the second round where she faces Louise Suggs the Southern Women's champion in the Miami Biltmore Women's Golf Championship Suggs defeated Evelyn Odom to set up the match Kirby Georgia State champion beat Peggy Kirk 6 5 and Georgia Tainter of Fargo N D defeated Mrs Frank Fuller 8 7 for second round advancement.
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Miami
Fla
Irene M. Dill
Georgia
Miami Biltmore
Miss Dill
Louise Suggs
Mary Jane Garman
Sarasota
Fila
Hammond
Ind
Miss Suggs
Lithia Springs
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Evelyn Odom
Miss Kirkby
Peggy Kirk
Winter Park
Georgia Tainter
Fargo, D
Frank D. Fuller
Fights Last Night and College Anniversary Gifts Highlight Card
In Brooklyn and Hartford boxing results, Allie Stolz outpoints Joey Fontana while Willie Pep defeats Abe Kaufman in Hartford. A separate UNC Women’s College anniversary features Mary Channing Colemai donating rare Gold Star books to the library.
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New York
Tami Maurielio
Gunnar Harland
Finland
Brooklyn
Allie Stolz
Newark
N. J
Joey Fontana
Hartford
Conn
Willie Pep
Abe Kaufman
Philadelphia
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Mary Channing Colemai
Yourist Versus Von Schact Grudge Bout Tops Card
Yourist, the Brooklyn Jew, faces Frederic von Schact in a rough double feature at South Hamilton Street Arena. Cowboy Ray Graham meets Chief Little Beaver in a heated grudge bout. The 8:30 p.m. first bout highlights a season of hard blows and low fouls in a sold feeling arena.
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Big Abe -Yourist
Frederic von Schact
Yourist
von Schact
South Hamilton Street Arena
Cowboy Ray Graham
Chief Little Beaver
Graham
Graham-Beaver
Beaver
Kentucky Unable To Lose To University Of Mexico
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp presented roses to Senora de Ochoa before the game as part of Pan American friendship. Kentucky led 33-7 at halftime and despite substitutions the Mexican team played even in the second half. The Kentuckians won 56 to 26.
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Lexington
Kentuky
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Duffy to Be Acclaimed by Boston Baseball Writers
After 47 years in waiting Hugh Duffy will be publicly acclaimed as Boston writers honor modern sluggers Ted Williams and Joe Dimaggio at a banquet of 800 readers. Williams plans to stay near his draft board as Eddie Collins accepts the Morse Trophy for Boston’s outstanding player while Dimaggio attends to receive the Shannon Memorial for hitting in 56 straight games. Dick Newsome earns the rookie award as Lodge delivers the keynote.
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Boston
Hugh Duffy
Boston Baseball Writers
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Joe Dimaggio
Yankees
Williams
Minneapolis
Eddie Collins
Jacob C. Morse
Dimaggio
Paul Shannon
Morsé
Shannon
Baseball Writers Association of America
Dick Newsome
Duffy
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alassachusetts
Bison Jayvees Triumph Over Greensboro JV 25-19
High Point High School junior varsity edged Greensboro JV 25 to 19 in a preliminary ahead of the varsity game. JuUl e Dunkelberger led High Point with 10 points, Wayne Davis added 9, while Bray and Wayne paced Greensboro with 4 apiece. Lineups listed.
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Greensboro
JuUe
Donald Dunkelberger
High Point High School
Don Dunkelberger
Wayne Davis
High Point
Bray
Wayne
Greensboro Aggression
GH Point
Cecil Dunkelberger
Smith Bones
Davis Swartzberg
Barker Sullivan
Ea Lee Bed
Caretysnorno Amntor
Rails
Laenfend
O McCall
Thomas
Bray Ae
Cunningham Warner Watson
Eager
Ate
Orlesal Crabtree
Bison Cagers
Benson
Gus Paschal
al Koepile
Tom Angelette
al Koepfle
Bison
Jenson
Walker
Crowder
Koepfle
Texas toils February 6 as Longhorns begin 30 day football drill
Austin January 26 NEA Service Texas football opens February 6 at the University of Texas. Training lasts 30 straight days, finishing March 7, with 21 lettermen and an equal number of freshmen expected to report if scholastic work holds. Only likely pre draft draftee is Roy McKay, Fulback.
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Auston
NEA
Texas
University of Texas
Fulback Roy MckKay
Mighty Longhorns
Racing On Tough Spot Racing On War's Impact On Tracks
California and New York racing leaders warn that war pressures threaten equipment supplies and schedules. Officials debate winter campaigns on the coast, possible track curtailments, and the need to support war relief. Some expect continued major racing with adjusted plans, while others foresee suspensions if bombing or plant requisition occur.
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California
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York
Racing Commission
Associated Press Today
Charles F. Adams
Suffolk Downs
Army
Navy
Adams
Lou Smith
Rockingham
Greensboro Whirlwinds dominate High Point in 34-20 win
Greensboro defeats High Point 34 to 20 in a Western Conference Class A basketball game at Gate City High Gym. Koepfle scores 13 to pace Greensboro, with Crowder and Foxworth leading High Point for the visitors. High Point hosts Salisbury next, then travels to Lynchburg on Saturday.
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Greensboro
High Point High
Bison
Gate City High
Joop
High Point
Koepfle
John Crowder
Jimmy Foxworth
Harry Rothrock
Garland Pugh
Gus Paschal
Tom Aydeleette
Salisbury
Lynchburg
Virginia
Tr Idol
Teee
Rothrock
Walker
Benson
Foxworth
Crowder
Herldrick
Brown
Hobbs
Fondren
Kocpe
Plaster
Duke
Hawa
Parr Rhimes Wins Vandalia Trap Shoot in Florida
Parr Rhimes of Marseilles Indiana won first in class at the Vandalia Trap Shoot opening day with a brilliant 149x150. Tied for second were H S Hentz Cromwell Indiana and A C Coffey Orlando Florida with 142x150. George McCulough Minneapolis placed third with 141x150. Some sections of England once played a baseball like game before Columbus arrived.
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Eustis
Fla
Parr Rhimes
Marseilles
Ind
H. S. Hentz
Cromwell
A. C. Coffey
Orlando
George McCulough
Minneapolis
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