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A dense NY sports column covers Gabriel at Catawba, Notre Dame versus NYA tickets, Red Sox fence at Sarasota, Richmond chatter on Charlie Jackson, and hockey rule demos by Frank Boucher. Notable mentions include Curly Lambeau drafting Bruce Smith and Kansas hiring George Sauer as coach.
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New York
Richmond, Va
Herman Hickman
Charlie Gabriel
Gabriel
Catawba College
Larry Leonard
Hickman
Chubby Kirkland
Catawba
Herman
West Point
Notre Dame
Denison, Tex
Denison Dam
Charlie Jackson
T.C.U
Jackson
McKinney, Deison
VFW
Rangers
Frank ‘Boucher
Trank
Bernie Mayer
N.Y.U
Army
Tex Coulter
New York A. C
George Sauer
Kansas
K.U
Hogan Wins Phoenix Open With Putter Flair
Ben Hogan wins the Phoenix Open by a three under par 68 in a playoff with Herman Keiser. Hogan earns $1,500 for first prize as Keiser takes $1,000 second. the win puts Hogan atop the tour money list with $4,675.
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Phoenix
Ariz
William Benjamin Hogan
Tucson
Her- Shey
Egy Ded
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Guilford Quakers Preview With Upcoming Conference Games
Guilford College basketball stands 2–6 this season with three games ahead Ap palachian at home Atlantic Christian at Wilson and High Point at High Point In conference play Guilford has one win over Lenoir Rhyne and two losses to Catawba and Western Carolina Last year Guilford was runner up to Catawba for the North State title High Point led Guilford by a half game late this season before Guilford closed strong and the Panthers were favored to win the conference this year.
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Guilford College
Guilford Quint
Appalachian
Atlantic Ristian
Wilson
High Point
Lenoir-Rhyne
Catawba
Western Carolina
Guilford
Virgil Yow
Panthers
Battle
College Basketball Scores Summary
North Carolina 70 over Wake Forest 47. Kentucky 54 over Georgia Tech 26. Ohio State 47 over Northwestern 41. Purdue 59 over Wisconsin 46. Town 63 over Minnesota 61 in overtime.
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Carolina
Wake Forest
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
Town
Minnesota
School committee pick and baseball promo post
Arthur H. Ehlers of Baltimore is named to the National Football Association's school committee and Elmer M. Daily of Edensburg Pa. is named to represent the minor leagues on baseball's promotional committee.
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Phlers
Durham
Arthur H. Ehlers
Baltimore
National Football Association
Elmer M. Daily
Edensburo Pa
Hansenne Confident He Can Beat MacMitchell In Mile
Marcel Hansenne, a French middle distance runner new to indoor tracks, predicts he will defeat Les MacMitchell in the Wanamaker mile at Madison Square Garden. He aims to claim his first indoor trophy in Boston the following week at the Hunter mile after observing MacMitchell's 4:14.1 indoor mile.
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New York
Marcel Hansenne
Philadelphia
Les MacMitchell
New York University Flyer
Hansenne
America
Sweden
MacMitchell
Madison Square Garden
Boston A. A
Boston Garden
Curt McDonald Named Carolina Best Player of Year
Charlotte honors Curt McDonald of High Point as North Carolina's best player while Pug Peerman is Charlotte's top lineman and Buddy Bell is named Charlotte's best back. The event, attended by coaches from both Carolinas, featured Coach Jack Hardins of Miami University as speaker.
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Charlotte
Charlie Justice
Asheville
Carolinas
Carolina
Bainbridge Naval
North Carolina
South Carolina
Jack Hardins
Miami University
Pug Peerman
Buddy Bell
Bill Estes
Rock Hill
Curt McDonald
High Point
Phantoms Narrow Gap With Duke In Southern Conference Race
North Carolina’s Phantoms closed within a half game of Duke as both teams chase the top spot in the Southern conference. Duke led 9–1 in league play, Carolina 8–1, with overall records 12–4 and 18–2 respectively. John Dillon topped scoring with 142 conference points amid a 57-point per game team average. Wake Forest beat Carolina 70–47. Cherry Point Marines defeated Oak Grove Marines 47–43.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
Carolina
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Carolinians
Dukes
Ston
Phants
Devils
Phantoms
John Dillon
Jim Jordan
Jordan
Dillon
Carolinas
Cherry Point Marines
Oak Grove Marines
Wright Field
Ohio
Quintet
Durham
Lenoir- Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
Appalachian
Guilford
Fights Last Night in Various Cities
Reports from Philadelphia Buffalo Washington Baltimore New York and Pittsburgh recap boxing results. Ike Williams and Freddie Dawson fought to a draw in Philadelphia. Lee Oma outpointed Phil Muscato in Buffalo. Cecil Hudson defeated Ossie Harris in Washington. Archie Moore beat Curtis Sheppard in Baltimore. Tony Pellone outpointed Maxie Shapiro in New York. Dorsey Lay defeated Juste Fontaine. Parsons and Fontaine drew in Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Freddie Dawson
Chicago
Drew
Buffalo
N. Y
Lee Oma
Detroit
Phil Muscato
Washington
Cecil Hudson
San Jose
Calif
Ossie Harris
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Curtis Sheppard
New York
Tony Pellone
Maxie Shapiro
Dorsey Lay
Juste Fontaine
Bill Parsons
Danville
Ill
North Carolina Hunting Seasons Close January 31
North Carolina hunting seasons expire January 31 except for opossum and raccoon which may be hunted until February 15. Game and Inland Fisheries Commissioner John Findlay said no extensions have been approved.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Game and Inland Fisheries
John Findlay
Dickey Returns to Yankee Catcher Role as Mitt Master
Bill Dickey, the Yankees star catcher, has decided to don the mask and pad again after leaving the navy. Manager Larry MacPhail hails Dickey as the number one catcher as the Yankees plan spring duties in Florida Panama. Dickey’s 15-year run includes nine pennants and eight World Series titles with a record of 13 straight 100 game seasons.
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Joe Reichler
New York
New York Yankees
Larry MacPhail
Bill Dickey
Little Rock
Ark
Disha
Navy
Bill
Yankee
MacPhails
Dickey
Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Stasavich Named Senior-Rhyne Coach for Football and Basketball
Clarence Stasavich, renowned Lenoir Rhyne football star, is appointed head coach for both football and basketball at Lenoir Rhyne College. Shore Neal becomes baseball and tennis coach and assists in football and basketball as the school resumes gridiron play next season after wartime hiatus.
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Hickory
Clarence Stasavich
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Shore Neal
Marine Cpl Charles Waiters Marries Before Discharge
Kansas City report says Marine Cpl Charles R Waiters of Ellsinore Missouri with pending discharge at Great Lakes Illinois obtained permission to visit his fiancee Miss Ada Marie Golden and they married during a troop train delay.
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Kansas City
Kas
Marine Cpl
Charles R. Waiters
Ellsinore
Great Lakes
Ada Marie Golden
Cochrane Resumes Training For Madison Square Bout
Welterweight champion Freddie Red Cochrane and challenger Marty Servo resumed training in New York after being deemed fit by Dr. William H. Walker, state athletic commission physician, following Friday title clash at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Marty Servo
Madison Square Garden
William H. Walker
State Athletic Commission
Eastern All Star Grid Game Set for Polo Grounds
After a three year lapse the Eastern all-star football game resumes at the Polo Grounds on September 20 for the Herald Tribune Fresh Air fund. The New York Giants will furnish a picked squad of eastern college seniors for the contest.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York Giants
Eo Jie
Yankee minor league tie to Newark may land Dickey for 1944
In the Yankee chain likely Newark in the International league, Dickey is expected to sign for 20000 dollars matching his 1943 salary after hitting 351 in 85 games that year. Yankee catching prospects include Ken Sears Mike Garbark Rollie Hemsley Aaron Robinson Bill Drescher and Ken Silvestri.
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Newark
Dickey
Ken Sears
Mike Garbark
Rollie Hemsley
Aaron Robinson
Bill Drescher
Ken Silvestri
Bulldogs Host Local Quint In Burlington Tonight
High Point Black Bison travel to Burlington to face the Bulldogs at eight o'clock in a key conference game. Coach Tony Simeon relies on a strong bench and a new zone defense that limited Asheville, with Curt McDonald and Simeon earning praise. Aldridge leads area scoring with 106 points as High Point aims to widen its Western Conference lead before Friday's showdown with Greensboro.
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Wayne Williard
High Point
Black Bison
Burlington Bulldogs
Burlington
Bison
Simeon
Curt McDonald
Charlotte
McDonald
Asheville Five
Tony Simeon
Asheville
Bulls
Greensboro Purple Whirlwind
Whirlies
Curt” McDonald
Gastonia
Aldridge
Jayvees
Injuries hit Panthers leave two out for week
High Point college's Panthers suffer two starters out after practice. Carl Tipton suffers a eye lid cut needing stitches likely sidelined a week. Lewis Barger injures a pulled ligament in the ankle and will miss about two weeks. Panthers plan to return Saturday and resume North State conference schedule.
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Horace Billings
High Point College
Carl Tipton
Lewis Barger
Tipton
Barger
Panther
Panthers
Western Carolina
Elon
Lenoir- Rhyne
Catawba
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Eastern Carolina
Greenville
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
Guilford
Appalachian
Boone
Wolfpack Conduct Winter Drills After Outdoor Start
Raleigh January 29 N C State Wolfpack continued winter football drills with a 60 man squad reporting to coach Beattie Feathers. The team planned a preliminary scrimmage with Burtonington's second squad ahead of a regular conference tilt.
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Raleigh
N. C. State Wolfpack
Beattie Feathers
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