Dunkel University Basketball Ratings Highlight Service Domination
Final 1943-44 Dunkel ratings show Great Lakes Naval Training Station at No. 1 with 41.9, Duke at 60th and UNC at 125th. South Carolina outranks North Carolina, five service teams among top 10, reflecting era-wide service-team strength and seasonal unpredictability.
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Norfolk Naval Training Station
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Utah
Kentucky
St. Mary's
Calif
DePaul
Western Michigan
Dartmouth
Uncle Sam
Two State Schools Book Big Grid Foes
After World War II planning, a debate grows over college football's postwar place. Believers expect renewed emphasis and recruiting in big gridiron contests, while others foresee restraint. The column argues that football will rebound and that schools should build strong programs to attract fans.
Duke and Carolina Football Poised for Postwar Big-Time Schedules
UNC and Duke, top Southern football powers, draw one of the region’s largest crowds in their annual clash. Both teams schedule major postwar games with Navy, Army, and Pennsylvania on next year’s slate, following strong prewar showings.
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Duke
Tar Heels
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Quakers
Navy
Carolina
Blue Devils
Baseball Record Results Show Scores and Postponements
Yesterday's results include Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 4 and St Louis 14 Cincinnati 0. Reston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York were postponed due to rain. Indians Cullenbine and Spence with Senators Hayes and Athletics Secrey noted. Giants Ott and Cubs Nieman facing Braves. Kurowski and Nicholson cited for Carolina.
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Reston
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Spence
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Hayes
Secrey
Indians
Ott
Giants
Kurowski
Carolina
Nicholson
Cubs
Nieman
Braves
Today’s Baseball Doubleheaders With Probable Pitchers
Teams listed for today include Philadelphia and New York Schanz vs Lee and Pyle Fischer. Boston and Brooklyn vie with Webber Flowers or Davis. Chicago hosts Pittsburgh Erickson vs Butcher. St Louis faces Cincinnati with Munger Wan seth te and Gumphers Carter Shoun.
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Schanz
Lee
Pyle
Fischer
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Brooklyn
Marrett
Hutchinson
Webber
Flowers
Davis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Chipman
Erickson
Butcher
Ve Srnwich
Louis
Cincinnati
Munger
Seth Te
Gumphers
Carter
Shoun
Weather Forces Postponements Across NBA Schedule
New York at Boston Detroit at Chicago and Washington at Philadelphia were all postponed due to rain. Only games scheduled remain on the slate.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Baseball Matchups Feature Ten Teams Across Cities
Tod New York plays Boston Dubrey and Borowy while Hausman and Hughson headline Washington at Philadelphia Haefner Wolff face Harris Flores Detroit meets Chicago Trout Gorsica vs Dietrich Lee Cleveland clashes with St Louis Marder Gromek battles Muncrief Galehouse.
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Chicago
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Gorsica
Connie Mack Seeks Outfielder Amid Market Slowdown
Philadelphia June 10. Connie Mack voiced a wistful mood over sluggish markets and soggy ballparks. He hoped to announce news today but said deals are off as clubs hold onto top talent while Mack scouts both minors and majors for a hard hitting outfielder.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Marines Take Clash With Pre Flighters
Cherry Point Marines edged the North Carolina Navy Preflight 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Somerville O Neil Siegner and team earned the win while Snoody and Doo ttle handled the defense for Cherry Point.
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Herve Today
N. C
Somerville
O'Neil
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Neeeey House
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Doottle
Trophy Of Harriss Is Retired At Sedgefield Horse Show
At Sedgefield June 10 Cornish Hills ridden by Mrs Haggin Perry won Conformation Hunter Championship and with Cornish Hills also took the Five gaited Championship stake. King Christian claimed the Five gaited title and Cornish Hills retired the Welch Harriss trophy as the show praised its quality amid wartime restrictions.
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Local Golfer Aaron Rice Heads to Carolinas Junior Golf Tourney
High Point will send Aaron Rice and other youngsters to the 18th Carolinas Junior golf tournament at Greensboro country club starting June 19. Rice led High Point High with a 36 net 170 in the state finals held May 12 and 13 at Emerywood Country Club. Up to 150 boys aged seven to 17 from both Carolina regions are expected. Robert Eisenhour, 16, of Sanford, will defend his 1943 title as Max T. Payne chairs the event.
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Sanford
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Max T. Payne
Spartanburg
Gene Little
P. J. Boatwright
Pep Younce
Woodberry Forest School
Boatwright
Little and
Younce
Salvation Army organizes junior baseball league in High Point
The Salvation Army and Nicholson announce a junior league for 13 year olds and younger with eight teams. Fields are set across the city and 16 games weekly are planned until opening play on July 15. Each team will have a local business sponsor.
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Nazis Seek to Build Submarine Power In Channel War
German channel forces concentrate submarine strength against allied lifelines as American officers expect a crucial clash on a new German front within days. British coastal vessels sink four of seven trawlers off Holland in two skirmishes. one motor torpedo boat and two men killed. Allied ships and air power press U boats while French Seine bay reinforcements and supplies flow in.
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Holland
French
Seine Bay
Sammy Byrd Extends Lead in Philadelphia Golf Tourney
Sammy Byrd of Detroit holds a seven stroke lead after 54 holes in the Philadelphia Inquirer 72 hole invitational. He shot 69 in the rain shortened third round to reach 202 for 34 holes. Craig Wood and Byron Nelson trail, with Dutch Harrison and Harold MecSpaden also contending as the event concludes tomorrow.
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Sam Byrd
Detroit
New York Yankee
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Byron Nelson
P.F.A. King
Toledo
Ohio
Sergt. E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Army
Little Rock
Ark
Harold
Jug) MecSpaden
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Johnny Bulla
Atlanta
Byrd
Duke Athletes Capture Meet Over Carolina
Duke edges North Carolina 97 to 95 in a Carolina AAU meet at Chapel Hill. Duke places winless in firsts but secures seconds thirds and relay wins. Cherry Point Marines finish third, Navy Preflight fourth. Notable performances include 120 hurdles 15.1 and 440 49.6 with new records in distance events.
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Triple Dead Heat At Aqueduct In 10 000 Carter Handicap
A historic triple dead heat for first place occurs at Aqueduct in the Carter Handicap. William Woodward's entry Brownie and Apache with Joe W Brown, Wait A Bit owned by William Ziegler Jr., and Brownie tied in 1 23 2 5 on a wet track. Wagering totals reach 2 503 204 with under 3 million pick up.
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Queen Echo
North Carolina Junior Team Picked for All Star Game
Charlie Gabriel of Cherryville and other players named to represent North Carolina in the inter Carolinas bowl game in Charlotte on June 23. Mason Leeper Hamp Coleman Bennett Flowers head 14 man squad coached by Jack Coombs and Billy Laval. One player will advance to the national east west game in New York on August 7.
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Mason Leeper
Gastonia
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Gene Verle
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Ken Bost
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Harmony
South Carolina
Jack Coombs
Duke University
Billy Laval
Newberry College
Paul Dean Returns to Active List with Browns
St Louis Browns reinstate Paul Dean, brother of Dizzy, as he seeks a comeback. If waivers are granted, he may be sent to Little Rock of the Southern Association to test his arm. Dean was a former Cardinals star who left baseball in 1943 to focus on business in Arkansas.
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Paul Dean
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Browns
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Michigan clinches Western Conference title with Purdue win
Ann Arbor June 10 Michigan defeated Purdue 4 to 2 to clinch the Western Conference baseball title. Brazil estimates iron deposit at 15 billion tons recently discovered.
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Brazil
Duke Wins 5 to 4 Over Heels In Raleigh Season Finale
Duke Blue Devils edged North Carolina 5 to 4 in Durham to close the season with strong hitting led by Wimbrow and White. Duke tallied four runs in the first and fourth frames while Carolina answered with four in the third seventh and ninth. King took the loss for North Carolina as Houghton pitched for Duke in a tight finish.
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