Teague Memorial Awards Honor Preston and Miss Pate
Pat Preston of Duke and Pat Pate of Goldsboro named 1943 Lewis E Teague Memorial winners by Carolinas A A U sports editors. Crone and Hammond tied for second in the men's award though Pate repeats as the women’s honoree. Preston, Thomasville native and Wake Forest alum, earned All America status at Duke as a V 12 transfer.
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Lewis E. Teague
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Carolinas
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Denman Hammond
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Earle A. Weeks
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Mills Home
Wake Forest College
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Associated Press
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Bob Gantt
Steve Lach
Estelle Lawson Page
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Wks McFadden
Clemson College
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Wake Forest
Arcaro Wins Flamingo Stakes With Four Freedoms At AMI
Eddie Arcaro rode Four Freedoms to a remarkable victory in the $25,000 Widener at Hialeah Park. Sun Again challenged late but Four Freedoms edged ahead at the finish by a nose as Arcaro pushed the colt hard in a dramatic stretch drive. Sun Again, Alquest, and Havahome’s Eurasian trailed.
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Navy diver sets 200 meter record at Naval Academy swim meet
Chief Specialist Mate Aloph er of Bainbridge Naval Station swam a 200 meter stroke pace in 2:24 to threaten the world mark and will have the time submitted for official approval. He also broke his own 100 yard record with a 56.8 in the navy pool.
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Army Captures IC4A Meet Dodds First In Mile Run
Army and Navy dominated the IC4A indoor meet at Madison Square Garden. Army won with 47 points, Navy second with 36, claiming six of 11 crowns led by Dodds 4:10.2 mile. Dartmouth and NYU defend titles in mile and 60-yard dash respectively.
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John Caskey
George Berger
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George Brown, Jr
Bert Atkinson, Jr
Frederick Boowman
New York University
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Dartmouth
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Parrots Live to Age Fifty and Volga Navigable Length
Parrots can reach up to fifty years in captivity. The Volga River, Europe’s longest inland waterway, runs about 1 800 miles and remains navigable across much of its course.
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Lima Bean Native to South America
The lima bean originates from South America. Historical records note its South American origins and subsequent spread to other regions.
Early pianos offered a four octave range
The article notes that the initial piano range was limited to four octaves, highlighting the instrument's constrained span compared with later developments. It discusses how composers and makers adapted music and construction to fit this narrow range.
To Divide Charlotte Tourney Purses 20 Ways
Charlotte announces a $10 000 war bond purse for the open golf tournament March 17 19 with prize distribution from first 2000 down to 120 for twentieth place. Only the exact amounts differ per placing.
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Parker says Departments Need Investigation
A miscellany of humorous new york column items covers boxing fans at Madison Square Garden, remarks on Al Bummy Davis and Bob Montgomery, betting anecdotes, and parliamentary quirks. Notable notes include promoter Nick Londes, Lou Ambers and a proposed 90 day limit on winning bets.
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Lew Oge Davis
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Tokyo Broadcast Claims Japanese Sink Two Carriers
The Tokyo radio report quoted a Japanese naval correspondent claiming Japan sank an American aircraft carrier and damaged another, plus sinking three more warships including two possibly aircraft carriers, during February 23 raids on American forces at the Mariana Islands. Admiral Nimitz later said no U.S. ships were sunk, two enemy ships were sunk, nine damaged, and about 135 Japanese aircraft were destroyed.
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Shot Speeds Bearing of Hothouse Tomato Plants
Wisconsin researchers R H Roberts and Esther Struckmeyer found that spraying tomato blossoms with beta naphthoxyacetic acid accelerates fruit set. The chemical, sold as BNA, enables earlier planting and larger yields in greenhouses, with a single spray often enough. It helps crops beat field-produced tomatoes to market.
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Mis
University of Wisconsin Ccamumane
R. H. Roberts
Esther Struckmeyer
Red Orange Blue Bedroom Decor Sparks Sleep Concerns
Scientists warn that bright bedroom decorations in red orange and blue may be too stimulating for children and disrupt sleep patterns. The note references a federal social security pro ten years old in January.
Germans Slain as Yugoslav Partisans Claim Rail Attacks
Yugoslav partisan headquarters reported that the 11th corps destroyed a railway station and a train at Rakek, and in a two day battle near Ljubljana 230 Germans were slain. The communique said partisans held the initiative across Slovenia and a railway was demolished, with assaults on western Bosnia and Dalmatia.
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