Dodds Sets New World Record in Navy Cups Wrestling
In Bethlehem Pa Navy clinched the Eastern Intercollegiate wrestling title with 32 points led by star wrestler Malcolm MacDonald who pinned his way to victory. Army finished second with 26 points while Lehigh and Penn tied for third with 15 each. Navy earned the medal for outstanding wrestler Rodentis who went undefeated with a fall in the first period.
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Penn
Dartmouth
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Malcolm MacDonald
Okla
Dodds Sets Indoor Mile Record at Madison Square Garden
Gil Dodds, Boston pastor and Nebraskan, shatters the indoor mile record with 4 07.3 at the New York Millrose meet. He also wins the 1 000 yard run in 2 11.2 in front of 16 000 spectators, becoming the first to win both events since Cunningham.
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Boston
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Madison Square Garden
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Chuck Fenske
Leslie MacMitchell
Cunningham
Dartmouth
Dodds
Les Eisenhart
A.A.U
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Art Daley
John Fulton
San Francisco
Kansan
Dodd
Don Burnham
Burnham
Master Milers, Inc
Lloyd Hahn
Fulton
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Barney Ewell
Penn State
Camp Lee
Ed Conwell
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Ed Dugger
Dayton
Ohio
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Minnesota
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
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Fordham Iron Man
Ensign Ollie Hunter
Columbia Midshipman’s
Joe McCluskey
Navy
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Applicant denied housing after Stalins name heard
Harrisburg report describes a man who met every rule for an apartment but was refused after his Stalin surname was revealed by the caller who declared she was a 100 percent American from the south.
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Stalin
Canary contributions aid war malaria research in Glasgow
In Glasgow, 2500 Yorkshire born canaries contributed to anti malarial testing. Canaries are the only suitable creatures for satisfactory anti malaria experiments and were used in researching the drug mepacrine.
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Pessimism Over Man Shortage In Baseball Unfounded
Will Grimsley reports from Memphis that Billy Evans defends major league rosters as flexible, noting clubs cope with 17 to 18 men in higher minors and underscoring that 25 players are unnecessary. He argues substitutes may be kept for protection but not essential for quality. discipline and depth can thrive with lean rosters.
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Billy Lan
Southern Association
Evans
Ayers
Ecst
Hoke County Wins 1943 North Carolina Cotton Award
Raleigh report says Hoke county will receive the loving cup of the Atlantic Cotton Association for winning the 1943 North Carolina one-variety cotton improvement contest. The award will be presented at a Raeford armory banquet next Friday night with Dean Malcolm Campbell of the State College textile school as speaker.
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Atlantic Cotton Association
North Carolina
IL. O. Schaub
N. C. State College Extension
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Malcolm Campbell
State College Textile School
Bivins Draft Order Shocks Boxing Fans
Jimmy Bivins the top active heavyweight is ordered to report for army duty March 17 by his draft board after a prior deferment for wartime reasons. The notice follows his recent physical and clarifies his status amid ongoing military mobilization.
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Jimmy Bivins
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Sunshine City honors Lew Brown with free edition award
Major Lew B. Brown publisher of the Evening Independent received city council resolutions praising his 1910 offer to publish free on sunless days. Today's issue was declared free, with the sun failing to appear by 2 30 pm marking the 153rd free edition.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Lew B. Brown
Evening Independent
Sun
Marine blown clear of burning fuel after torpedo strike
Pfc. John Hannon of Newark New Jersey Marine was aboard a torpedo bomber ship at Bougainville when a torpedo hit a fuel tank. He was thrown into the air clearing 40 feet of burning oil and is now recuperating at a Naval hospital in Oakland California.
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Eighth Air Force General Promoted
U S Army announces Curtis E. Lemay age 37 promoted from brigadier to major general. He commands an Eighth Air Force bomber division and helped lead daylight precision bombing campaigns including an unescorted Regensburg mission, earning the Distinguished Cross for heroism. Lemay lives in Lakewood Ohio.
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U. S S. Army
Curtis E. Lemay
Eighth Air Force
Lemay
Orchard Place
Lakewood
Germany
Regensburg
Messerschmitt
Navy
Baseball Team Changes Across Leagues Highlight Spring Shifts
The article details shifts as rosters and managers pivot across the majors. Brooklyn faces potential losses of Herman and Head while Giants seek infield fixes from a draft pool. Washington builds a knuckleball cadre and taps pitchers Nigelling and Wolf, with Ferrell replacing duties behind the plate. Connie Mack's activity includes Hayes Radcliff and Newsom trades, plus Swift and Helmer moves. Night games return to New York and Brooklyn with a tight pennant race anticipated.
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Ed Head
Kirby Higbe
Mel Oit
Giants
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Dick Bartell
Carl Hubbell
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Browns
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A's
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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Nats
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Roberto Ortiz
Connie Mack
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Ivory Market
Frankie Hayes
Rip Radcliff
Detroit
Bobo Newsom
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Don Helmer
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Casey Stengel
New York
Blood donation clears court in Brooklyn disorderly conduct case
In Brooklyn, 18 of 26 men arrested for disorderly conduct while listening to race results agreed to donate blood to the Red Cross, prompting dismissal of charges. One defendant quipped that bookies take their money but the judge took their blood. The report also notes Kwaialein atoll fauna limited to dogs pigs rats and hats.
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Two Room Apartment Advertises Furnished Unit
A furnished two room apartment on Lindsay Street and College Street offers a kitchen sink and rear phone listing 47102. The notice highlights a two room dwelling at 1202 College Street with contact at 47102.
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