HPC Tops Salisbury 34 25 in Western Class tournament
The Bison defeat Salisbury 34 to 25 in the Western class semifinal at Reynolds High gym. Walker led with 14 points as HP held a 20 to 9 halftime edge and then withstood Salisbury rally to advance to tonight's final against Greensboro. Collins added 7 points while Sullivan and Kennedy contributed on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bison
Whirlies
Reynolds High Gymnasium
Salisbury
Greensboro
Reynolds
Walker
Salisbury Quint
Simeon
Kennedy
Collins
Jackets
High Point
Sullivan
Miners
Martin
Greens
Chapel
Randieman
Mills
I McDonald
Shee
Bene Reid
Marines
Dunham
Sullivan Jackins
Husser
Thomas
Nichols
Enter Whitley
Renee White
Ralls
Bess
Frasier
Swain
Butler
Wall
Spach
Whitley
Elkins
Rallis
Fisher
Frere
Joyce
Lefeavers
Ietals
Sports Roundup Highlights From March News Roundup
The article notes diverse sports items including potential NCAA basketball bids for Navy and Duke, a high school football coaching anecdote about a tackle, and players Presto Podesto and Earl Klapstein receiving medical discharges from the Marines. It also mentions Trussevich and dynamic players from soccer and tennis references to past era figures like Tilden and Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presto Podesto
Earl Klapstein
College of the Pacific
Lmarines
Podesta
St. Mary's
Big Bill Tilden
Little Bill Johnston
Derby Nominees Are Set for 70th Kentucky Run
Louisville March 4 148 leading three year olds nominated for the 70th Kentucky Derby on May 6. Notable entrants include Lt Col V Whitney's Pukka Gin George D Widener's Plat Occupy rahe and Foxy Twilight Star from Comics Durazna Calumet Miss and Whirlabout.
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Louisville
Matt Winn
Ill Downs
Winn
Twilight Stars
Durazna
B. Mayer
Whirlabout
William He
Olympic Zenith
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Greenree Stable
A. C
Aletter
E. K. Bryson
J. E. A. Hirschberg
Alfred Parker
Byng
Crispin Oglebay
Boyight
George Widener
Lucky
Mrs. T. Christopher
Spaden Leads Gulfport Open After First Round Action
Harold McSpaden shot a 68 33-35 to lead the Gulfport open medal play at Gulfport Mississippi in the first round. Sammy Byrd Ed Dudley Jimmy Hines Harry Cooper and Les Kennedy trailed by six in a six way tie. Byron Nelson stood ninth with 73 as Dave Clark led Galveston with 72. The event continues with rounds two three and four.
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Fport. Miss
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Philadelphia
Sammy Byrd
New York Yankee
Ed Dudley
Professional Association
Syemnaey Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
N. C
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
Tony Penna
Dayton
Les Kennedy
Salesville
R. I
Byron Nelson
Montgomery Upsets Beau Jack in New York Title Fight
Philadelphia’s Bob Montgomery, after an upset 15 round decision, regains the New York lightweight title from Beau Jack in Madison Square Garden before 19,066 fans. Judges split eight to Jack six with one even, as Montgomery scores with sharp rights and body shots.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery
al “Bummy” Davis
Monty
Beau Jack
Montgomery
Beau
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Augusta
Jack
Arthur Sussking
Young Otto
Bill Healy
Marty Monroe
Chick Wergles
Wergles
Green Wave, Wildcats win semis as SEC title bid narrows
Louisville report notes Tennessee heads to finals with two bidders Jenneny and Tulane as Tulane crushed Georgia Tech 66 55 in the upper bracket semifinal and Kentucky overwhelmed LSU 55 28 in the other semi-final securing a shot at the defending champion.
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Louisville
Jenneny
Tulane
Tennessee
Green Wave
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Louisiana State University
Phillies sign 18 players for spring training report
Philadelphia officials say thirteen Phillies players are under contract and will report for spring training in two weeks. Manager Freddy Fitzsimmons, Coaches Mervyn Shea and Chuck Klein, and pitchers Bill Lee Al Verdel and Warren Fralick are among the 18 signed before the current management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Herb Pennock
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Mervyn Shea
Chuck Klein
Bill Lee
al Verdel
Warren
Moose) Fralick
Dodds Seeks Indoor Mile Record at Garden Meet
Deacon Gil Dodds eyes a possible indoor mile mark at the 23rd annual Intercollegiate AAAA championships in New York, facing fierce competition from Notre's Frank Martin and others. Army Navy duel looms as Fordham Harvard Yale sitouts reshape IC4A field amid wartime travel limits.
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New York
the Garden
Gil Dodds
Papa
Jess Abramson
Deacon Dodds
Glenn
Bill Tinise
Ollie Hunter
Les Eisenhart
Frank Martin
Notre
Army
Navy
Fordham
Thetown
Harvard
Yale
Manhattan
Basketball Results From Recent High School Matches
Readable scores show Tulane 46 Georgia Tech Louisiana State 45. Northwestern 50 over Minnesota Camp Grant 63. Notre Dame Tower State 477 Kansas Richmond Air 50. Seymour Johnson High School High Point 344 Greensboro 27.
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Georgia Tech
Louisiana
Northwestern Thiners
Minnesota
Camp Grant
Notre Dame Tower State
Kansas
Richmond Air
Seymour Johnson High School
High Point
Greensboro
Dodds Burnham Loom As Favorites In IC4A Meet
In New York the IC4A meet centers on three favorites Dodds of Boston Burnham of Dartmouth and Conwell of New York University. Dodds seeks a fifth straight mile win as Hulse Hunter Eisenhart and Martin contest the event. Burnham is top in the collegiate sprint with Conwell poised in the 60 yard dash. Army Navy scarce but poised with Traxes Tucker Pettit and Brown strengthening the longer events.
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New York
Madison Square Ga
Cos
Army
Iosa
Gil Dodds
Boston
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Ed Conwell
New York University
Dodds
Bill Hulse
Newark
Ensign Oliver Hunter
Les Eisenhart
Columbus
Burnham
Hanover School
Conwell
Bill Eckberg
Navy
Te den
Leo Navok
Ben Martin
Bill Vessie
Dartmouth Marine
Vessie
Parris Island
Theo
Art Traxes
Frank
Taffy) Tucker
Jim Pettit
Roy Brown
Sun Again Top Favorite In Widener Race
Miami Florida March 4 The Widener handicap features Sun Again and other favorites as contenders in Florida s richest horse race. Outside starters include Twoses Bankrupt Alex Barth Sweep and Shot Put with top owners and jockeys seeking the strong mile and a quarter event.
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Miami
Fla
Calumet Farm
Florida
J. J. Intyre
Townsend B. Martin
Millbrook Stable
Alex Barth
TY. D. Buhl
Cree 3A Hanens
Ted Atkinson
New Orleans
Martin
A. C. Ernst
E. Mulvenan
Marie Evans
Eddie Arcaro
Greentree Stable
Four Freedoms
Havahome Stable
Furasian
Panthers End Season At Home
The Panthers host Charlotte Y tonight at 8 15 in the final 1943 game at home. Coach C Virgil Yow will start regulars led by George Nostrand at center with Taylor Dawson Porter and another guard lineup.
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C. Virgil Yow
Point College Panthers
Charlotte Y
Uison
Panthers
Charlotte
Yow
George Nostrand
Taylor
Cerdan Ties To Fighter Manager After North Africa Visit
Marcel Cerdan may sign with Jack Sharkey for U S fights after the war while Pete Reilly claims a contract with the French middleweight. The service tourney yielded one finished product as Curtis Bay coast guard hockey prospects eye the post season. Ted Rosequist becomes captain in the A A F troop transport command in North Africa.
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Marcel
North Africa
Jack Sharkey
Marcel Cerdan
United States
Pete
the Fox
Curtis Bay
Coast Guard
Joe Kucler
Jack McGriff
Florida
Majors Field
Texas
Ted Rosequist
Chicago Bears
A.A.F
Jim Lucas
Marine Combat
Tulsa
Okla
UNC Tank Leader Hammonds Proves Roost Ruler On Campus
Denny Hammond of the University of North Carolina dominates campus sports as a record setting backstroker and versatile swimmer. He holds national collegiate long course records, junior AAU backstroke marks, captains the team with four consecutive conference titles, and swam anchor on relay crews that won national junior AAU indoor titles and set American records. He is an apprentice seaman in the Navy V-12 unit and aims for medical studies after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloys Brittap
Chapel Jhe
Denny Hammond
University of North Carolina
Atlanta
Hammond
Dick Jamerson
Sociation
Inter-Fraternity Council
Gimghoul and
The
Golden Fleece
Navy
Fights Results From Various Cities Reported By AP
New York bouts feature Montgomery outpointing Beau in lightweight action. A series of decisions and stoppages across Norfolk, Reading, and nearby towns include Leite, Guida, Mil, Scott, and more, with several knockouts and points tallies reported.
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New York
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Beau
Augusta
Vonahin Beut
Pete Leite
Ind
al Guida
Wottea
Move
Sidney Mil
Youngstown
Ohio
Jimmy Mooney
Moncton
Jopung Las
New Bedford
Young Scott
Navy
Norfolk
Larry
Lod
N. J
Mirech
Baltimore
Corp
Camp Pendleton
Lee
Drew G. Noe Oe Bulick
Berlie Lerner
Phia
Johnny Finnazzo
Reading
George Brown
Wilmington
Del
Paulie Jackson
Felix del Paoli
Phi
Bill Deering
Burg
Radio Schedule Notes From Halloran Hospital Broadcast
Local listings show a dense 1940s radio lineup with programs from Halloran Hospital and various coast to coast features. Airing blocks include drama music and dance sets, with news commentaries by Grantland Rice, Cesar Saerchinger, and Leon Henderson alongside entertainment segments and audience participation games.
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Music Room
Spottlent
Zere
The
Baxters
Colgate U
Grantland Rice
Rep. Hope
Rupert Hughes
Curt Massey
Roy Shield
Compan
Men & Books
Frederic
Metropolitan Opera
Grantland Rice and
Spa
Pan-America
Mystic
Firet Plano
Pr Victory F.A.B
Halloran Hospital
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
H. Plemin
London
Dram
Dancing Music
Your
America
Tal Corliss Archer
Sevea & Crumpits
Mu Navy Bulletina Board
Cesar Saerchinger
American Eagle Club
Lurt Massey
Nancy Martin
Army
Quincy Howe
USA
MacAlester
Storryland Theater
Three Suns
Dane
Ink Spots
Negro Quarto Hawaii
New
Word
Leon Henderson
Nick Carter
Dra
Nbe
Bob Hawk
Edward Tomlinson
Cisco Kid
Shoaturday
Huricago
Barry Wood
John W. Vandercook
Royal Arch Ganatson
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Ente
High Poin
P. Bison
HPC
RED Cross
Tractor
Stalingrad
Ree
Kiev “Dynamo
Trussevich
Middies
Duke
Louis Cox
Dallas Times- Herald
Dallas
Spaden
Gulfport
Africa
Kelly-Springfield
RCA
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Serge Kousseivitsky
Fairmont Park
Soldiers of the Press
Harry Wiemer
Frank and
Earnest
Main Street
Thomasville
Westey
Jim
U.S.A
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Senex
Key
Anne Rogers
Fun Veltey
al Pearce
Helrmaine Opera
Mary Small
North State
Chuck Wagen
Drew Pearson
Greenfield Village Choir
Walter Winchell
Jergens Journal
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood Gossip
Reviow Revue
BY Ted Meier
NBC
the Dial
Noah Webster
Able
Grand Ole Opry
Enterprise Sports
Dutch Clark
Dutch
Clark
Colorado College
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Rams
Denver
Colo
Darker
By Dan Parker
Cornelius Styers
Golden Styers
Cornelius
Good Old
Styers
City College
Raymond P. Cook
Southwest
Colonel Cook
Annapolis
Garden
Meade Wildrick
West Point
George Patton
General Patton
Jeanette
Donald
Perry Como
Jay Blackton Conducting
WMFR
Sun Again
Widener
Forest Hills
Fort Worth
Chicago
Lake Johnson
Bears
Agalas
Harrison Gym
UNC
Tarboro
Grail
Phil Delta Theta
Py the Aesociates Press
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