Carolina Edges Wake Forest as Duke Triumphs
Duke defeats North Carolina State 47 to 32 in the Big Five doubleheader while North Carolina beats Wake Forest 32 to 31 in a dramatic finish. White for Carolina scored in the last second to seal the win as Gordon Carver led with 15 points and Bob Gantt added 14 for Wake Forest.
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Carolina Fresh Lick Duke In T'ville's Gym
Special to the Enterprise reports a decisive home win as Carolina Fresh defeats Duke in a gym in Townsville. The contest showcased key plays and standout performances shaping the rivalry.
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Yankees Still Team to Beat Despite War-Drawn Lineup
The Yankees, despite losing stars to military service, remain the team to beat in 1943. Key infielders Scooter Rizzuto Buddy Hassett and Red Rolfe depart, while Ruth Ruffing and Henrich also left. Joe DiMaggio Gordon and McCarthy anchor the line as additions and veterans blend with Newark and Kansas City subs. Pitching depth remains solid with several prospects and veterans listed.
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Bolton Sold To Oklahoma City In Texas League
Oklahoma City Infs of the Texas League announced the purchase of 84 year old catcher Cliff Bolton from Charlotte N C in the minor league Imont circuit. Bolton, a veteran of 15 years in organized baseball, has played for Washington Senators and Detroit Tigers among other league teams.
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War Manpower Commission warns private colleges may close
In Merford Pa the War Manpower Commission and V McNutt warn some private colleges may close for the duration during grim days ahead. The remarks precede Iford Colleges mid winter commencement as officials urge continued voluntary cooperation in the war effort. In New Haven LeRoy Scharzkopf eyes a chance in the mile after a 4 13.5 mile pace as Yale track team competes.
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Jeffries Choynski Clash Endures In San Francisco Fight
The 1897 20 round draw between James J Jeffries and Joe Choyn ski in San Francisco showcased Choynski s grit as he traded blows with the much taller heavyweight. Jeffries praised Choynski s left jab and accuracy while recounting a pivotal moment when Choyn ski resisted and then pressed the attack despite a brutal lip cut.
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College Football Scores From Various Matches
Western Carolina 16 over Western Carolina teachers lose. North Carolina 32 over Wake Forest 31. Duke 60 over North Carolina State 47. Pennsylvania 39 over Army 7. Syracuse 40 over Temple 3. Camp Grant 36 over Selfridge Field 33. Detroit Tech 70 over Fort Wayne Army Base 82. Olathe Kansas Naval Air Base 39 over Missouri 37. Indiana 53 over Purdue 35. Manhattan Beach Coast Guard 67 over Scranton 45. Notre Dame 50 over DePaul 47. St Francis 45 over Siena 39 in overtime. Pittsburgh 60 over Cornell 56. Wisconsin 54 over Minnesota 33. Princeton 44 over Dartmouth 39. Detroit 43 over Western Reserve. Georgia Tech 53 over Auburn 21. Alabama 41 over Kentucky 3. Loyola 73 over Key Field 63. Camp Wheeler 47 over Georgia 37.
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Fortmann Named Pitt Assistant Coach to Shaughnessy
Pittsburgh January 30 Danny Fortmann star lineman of the Chicago Bears was named an assistant coach to Clark Shaughnessy at the University of Pittsburgh. Shaughnessy who resigned Monday as coach at Maryland to become Pitt successor said he had not decided on other assistants.
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Ohio State football in wartime: aging squad and draft impact
Bill Willis of Columbus, sidelined by varicose veins, could not play full 1942 contests. Brown faces backfield gaps as seven veterans depart. Stars like Gene Fekete, Paul Sarringhaus, Tommy James and George Lynn were expected back, but war disrupts plans. Brown vows to proceed with remaining players and any draft-deferred substitutes.
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Olson and Reese pace visitors in 19 point night
Olson led scoring with 13 points and Reese added 10 as W. C. T. C. players posted a 19 point effort. The half ended with W. C. T. C. ahead 46 to 10. Free throws by Olson Ballou Rhodes Stasulli Nostran Goerner Clark were missed. Officials Hackney and Husser.
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