Ross Awarded Trophy As Boxing's Man Of Year
In New York on March 13 Barney Ross accepts the Ross Trophy as boxing's Man of the Year after a long service in war and sport. Jimmy Walker noted the danger of creating a single hero while Ross recalled his wartime courage and dedication to youth sports.
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Bivins Downs Mauriello In 10-Rounder At Garden
At Madison Square Garden on a sell-out night 19 982 fans watched Bivins edge Mauriello by ten round decision. Barney Ross honored as boxing man of the year for 1942 after aiding wounded buddies on Guadalcanal.
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Jacobs predicts record Memorial Day baseball boom wartime style
The Scoreboard reports promoter Mike Jacobs foresees Memorial Day baseball surpassing all prior records if weather cooperates. He cites strong demand as consumers shift spending to sports and entertainment, with Madison Square Garden boxing and hockey receipts rising and promoters reporting large gate totals across cities. War-era audiences seek two to three hour escapes via baseball, boxing, and other live events.
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Windy Nicklaus coaches through a changing Texas gridiron world
The tale traces Windy Nicklaus who built two state champion teams at Amarillo JC and led Oklahoma Baptist to its first conference title before moves to Borger HS and then West Texas State. West Texas State recently decided to drop all athletics, ending his recent program opportunities.
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Winners Meet To Close Track Season
In New York on March 13 the Metropolitan indoor season closes with major mile races. Notables include Jim Rafferty 4 17 8 of New York Earl Mitchell 4 08 6 Indiana Frank Dixon 4 11 4 New York University Boston A A U king Gil Dodds 4 08 8 Boston New York A C winner Don Burnham 4 16 2 Dartmouth Indies expect Mitchell to win as rest after two weeks boosts his form despite recent health concerns.
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Rationed spring schedule for Navy Pre-Flight baseball
Chapels Hill March 13 The U S Navy Pre-Flight cadets begin a rationed baseball season with a balanced squad of over 30 players. Fifteen games are set by athletic director Lieut Comdr Harvey J Harmon, with more to come. The league includes Carolina N C State and Duke, each team facing the others four times, two home and two away.
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Spring Fancies Turn To Baseball Amid Uncertainty
Major league camps open with no government go ahead and many unknowns. Teams seek indoor training at varied sites while players go to war and farm, with rosters thinned and openings for new managers.
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Piedmont Open Finals Set in Greensboro Tonight
Greensboro hosts the first annual Piedmont Open Basketball finals at the YMCA with five divisions. State champion High Point falls to Bartner Furniture 34 31 in class A, while Oak Ridge Military Institute meets Burtner in the No 1 clash. Thomasville and Lexington Vie for class B, Greens boro and Mineola Mills clash in class C, and Nehi Bottling loses to Bessemer in class D with Hi-Y eyeing the title.
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Boxing results brief from New York Worcester and San Diego cards
Fights last night in New York and other cities saw Jimmy Bivins outpoint Tami Mauriello in New York. Leo Sawicki drew with Babe Synott in Worcester while Buddy Walker outpointed Tony Mestre in Washington. Lloyd Marshall stopped Harvey Marsey in San Diego. A New York family uses the pseudonym Jukes to protect members with unusual criminal and pauper history.
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Worcester
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Babe Synott
Fall River
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Buddy Walker
Columbus
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Heat output comparison from wood and coal says experts
Experts say a cord and a quarter of heavy hardwood, used with good furnace equipment, will yield as much heat as a ton of anthracite coal.
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Phillies sale to Cox syndicate eyed by Frick
New York March 13 Ford Frick president of the National League hopes to complete the Philadelphia Phillies sale to the William D. Cox syndicate by Monday. He says there is a chance it could be finished Saturday but he doubts it.
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Yankees Face Uncertain Starts As Rookies Poised
The text compares the New York Yankees and Cleveland Browns in 1942 style uncertainty with many regulars lost by the Yanks. It notes Browns ready infield and outfield while predicting frequent lineup changes and many chances for newcomers amid rookie interest.
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1943 All-America Basketball Squad Dominated by Phillip
NEA names the 1943 All-America team led by Illinois star Andy Phillip. Roster includes Ralph Langer of Creighton, Harry Boykoff of St. John’s, Bob Rensberger of Notre Dame, and Ted Gossard of USC with Langer and Phillip as standout backs.
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New York Race Tracks Closed For War Duration
Albany March 13 Saratoga track long a Civil War era staple will close for World War II. Governors agreed to shift August meet to Aqueduct or Belmont to save tires and gasoline, and to close parking at four metropolitan tracks Empire and Jamaica included. Transfer aims to protect racing revenue by concentrating attendance in the metro area.
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National Amateur Quail Run Ends Today
Pinehurst reports two more braces to run to close the week long National Amateur Quail Championship. Trials began Monday. Congressman owned by F. H. Clarkson of New York emerged as a crowd favorite after yesterday’s performance. Dr. Sam's Johnnie, owned and handled by Dr. Sam Orr Black of Spartanburg, S. C., ran a stylish race yesterday afternoon and impressed the gallery.
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Davidson Twins Light Up Davidson Basketball Courts
Tommy and George Peters, 20-year-old sophomores from Kingsport Tennessee, dominate Davidson College scoring with over half the team total. Tommy once scored 29 against Duke, while George backs him up in forward and football roles. Both in advanced ROTC, they expect to enter the Army in June.
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Ferrell Holds Out For Terms From Browns
Rick Ferrell the St. Louis Browns catcher is a holdout he says he will not report to spring training until terms are met He received a 25000 signing bonus in 1929 and threatens to quit baseball if the Browns do not satisfy his demands Ferrell is in 4 A draft classification and the Browns begin spring training on Monday. Berlin is a list of fourteen U S towns sharing the name.
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