Beau Jack vs Davis Thriller at Madison Square Garden
Report on the boxing bout where Beau Jack outboxed and outpaced Davis at Madison Square Garden. Davis showed flaws in defense as Jack dominated rounds with jab work and leverage while the referee Billy Cavanaugh drew attention for prior incidents. The piece also notes betting practices influencing college games and the prevalence of bookies manipulating margins.
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Beau Jack
Madison Square
Gary
Davis
Kine
Beau
Bob Asman
Mont
Montgomery
Jack
Daniel the Prophet
Bummy
Daknees
Billy Cavanaugh
Frittle Zivie
Billy
Mushky Jackson
DePaul Favored In Cage Semi Final At Madison Square Garden
DePaul Demons of Chicago were eight point favorites to beat Oklahoma A ggies in the National Invitation semi final at Madison Square Garden. The contest features seven foot Bob Kurland versus 6 9 George Mikan as part of a doubleheader drawing 18000. Kentucky meets St John s in the other semi final. Kentucky favored by seven points.
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New York
Depaul Demons
Chicago
Oklahoma Aggies
Madison Square Garden
Bob Kurland
Aggies
George Mikan
Demons
Kentucky
St. John's
Brooklyn
Ae Ieee
Kurland
Utah
St.ves
Bowling Green
Crosers
Raney
Recepien
Utes
Kansas City
Boman
N. C. Puppies Win In Virginia Trials
North Carolina dogs swept the puppy stakes at the Virginia Amateur Trial Association event in Gordonsville Virginia Deliv Sam a pointer owned by L W Kelly Greensboro captured first place Jesly went to Bodneys Beau a setter owned by R D Carpenter Booneville and Shores Sahara a pointer owned by James Shore Booneville finished second and third in a field of 26 dogs competing.
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Gordonsville
North Carolina
Deliv Sam
L. W. Kelly
Greensboro
Jesly
Rodney
Beau
R. D. Carpenter
Booneville
Shore
Sahara
James Shore
Press secrecy and gambling sway in college basketball
The article reports on how lineups and press access in college basketball were manipulated by shown and withheld information. It notes Temples Al Ingerman and Red Blumenthal missing a St John’s game, and Don Whitehead’s transfer and late omission by Bowling Green, with Philadelphia bookmakers believed to have insider tips.
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Red Blumenthal
Temple
St. John’s
the Garden
Ned Irish
Ingerman
Grippe
Blumenthal
Don Whitehead
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Whitehead
Philadelphia
Local Youth Baseball Expands Camps and Leagues
The Sports Roundup notes growing amateur programs and junior leagues in North Carolina and beyond. Fayetteville and Goldsboro clubs plan youth camps, while a similar junior league aims for 250 to 300 players this summer. The piece mentions an Old Timers League and rising interest as National Baseball registries prep for semi pro events this weekend.
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New York
Goldsboro
N. C
J W. G. Bramham
Fayetteville
Lockport
National Baseball Ress
Yanks
Atlantic City
N. J
Asbury Park
Bills Jays
Phils
Wilmington
Del
Athletics
Frederick
One Minute Sports Page Highlights Pro Prospects and Honors
Hollywood pursues Notre Dame halfback Creighton Miller as interest grows. Jack McDonald aims for a Giants tryout in Lakewood. Kentucky guard Bob Brannum leaves college after tournaments as Army call rises. Garden fans applaud Wat Misaka for his sportsmanship. Glenn L. Martin to present wildlife trophy at 1943 event.
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Hollywood
Notre Dame
Creighton Miller
Jack McDonald
Thers
Lakewood
Giants
Kentucky
Bob Brannum
Army
America
Garden
Utah
Wat Misaka
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore Airplane
Leading Turf Filly Dominates 1931 Racing Scene
The era’s top filly, regarded as the finest of all time, led the turf circuit in earnings in 1931 and won seven consecutive races, establishing a record streak that year.
Mort Cooper Holds Out as Linus Trouble Brews
New York March 22 4 Mort Cooper star pitcher of the St. Louis Cardinals remains a holdout after rejecting a contract offer. Brother Walker Cooper signed recently. Other MLB items noted include Gorsica seeking 7500 pay, Nicholson and Pafko with the Cubs, Stirnwein leaving camp for sinus treatment, and several club notes from the Giants Senators Indians White Sox Pirates Reds and Braves with rookie and contract updates.
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Big Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Big Mort
Sam Oent
Cooper
Walker Cooper
Gorsica
Johnny Gorsica
Detroit
Buckley
W. Va
Tigers
Jim Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Andy Pafko
Bruins
Nicholson
RBI
York Giants
George Stirnweins
Atlantic City
Washington Senators
Mexico City
Epitacio Torres
Park
Sionterrey
Cleveland Indians
Cliff Mapes
Lou Boudreau
Vern Ae
Russ
Chicago White Sox
M Tresh Ager
Jimmy
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Ging Mati Reds
Max Marshall
Sidney
Speaker's All-Star Team Of 1910 20 Dominated By A's And Red Sox
AP Features picks an all star lineup from the 1910s era as chosen by Tris Speaker with five players named by Connie Mack. The list includes Ray Schalk Walter Johnson Christy Mathewson Chief Bender George Sisler Eddie Collins Buck Weaver Honus Wagner Jimmy Dykes Ty Cobb Roush Babe Ruth Joe Jackson Ed Delahanty and notes Speaker’s omission of a left handed pitcher due to Ruth.
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Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Chip Royal
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Speaker
Mack
Honus Wagner
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Senators
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Chief Bender
Athletics
George Sisler
Browns
Eddie Collins
Buck. Weaver
Pirates
Jimmy Dykes
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Roush
Reds
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Joe Jackson
Ruth
Tris
Speke
Tristram Speaker
Wagner
Honus
Shortstop
Mathewson
Cobb
Black Sox
Weaver
Jackson
Sedgefield Hunt To Cast Saturday
Sedgefield Hunt will cast Saturday with hounds leaving the stables for the farm at eight o clock. The hunt will be followed by a breakfast hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward Armstrong at the Armstrong estate.
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Edward Armstrong
Arstmong
Senator Scout Visits Cuban President
Senator Scout Joe Cambria of the Washington Senators met with President Batista in Havana on March 22 before returning home. Cambria said at least two Cuban players had been signed by Washington and expressed hope one might become a star.
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Joe Cambria
Washington Senators
Batista West
United States
Cambria
Washington
Radio Schedule From Eastern War Time With Corrections
Radio program listing notes time changes subtracting one hour for CWT and two hours for MwT. It details serials dramas news weather and music blocks across CBS and blue networks with names like Captain Midnight World News and Five Minutes News. Includes 6 to 11 p.m. blocks with musical guests and marquee programs.
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Jack Armstrong
Biu-East
the Sea Hound
the Lands
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Chick Carter
Mbs
Page Farrell
Nbe
Captain Midnight
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America
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Tim Seats
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Qe Armstrong
Volney Hurd
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Kay Kyser
Raymond Gram Swing
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Teague Awards Honored Friday at Goldsboro Dinner
The Teague Trophy will be awarded Friday night at the Immortal Dinner in Goldsboro honoring Peggy Pate and Pat Preston from Seymour Johnson Field. A large out-of-town delegation is expected, with Brig. Gen. Francis M. Brady among military guests.
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Teague Me
Peggy Pate
Pat Preston
Hotel Goldsboro
Seymour Johnson Field
Francis M. Brady
Seymour ‘Johnson Field
John F. Miller
Lester Rosenblum
Fetzer
Teague
Pate and
Preston
Marine Corps
Quantico
Robert A. Fetzer
University of North Carolina
Lionel Weil
Dutch Takes Event By One Stroke
Harrison wins the $10,000 Charlotte open golf tournament by one stroke with a 275 total. He carries two $1 war bonds and a lucky dime found on the way to the first tee. McSpaden closes with 70 but falls short by one. Byron Nelson is third with 279, Craig Wood fourth at 281, Byrd fifth at 283. Harrison, serving in the army, will miss the $5,000 Durham open due to station duties.
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Tome
Bing Crosby
Dutch
Philadelphia
Jag McSpaden
Army
Texas
McSpaden
Greensboro Army Air Forces Station
Durham
Memorial honors event with reception prior to dinner
The association sponsors an annual affair. Before the dinner a reception will be held at the Memorial Community Building at o o clock.
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Duke University
D. C. Walker
Wake Forest College Department of Athletics
Scott B. Berkeley
Jake Wade
The
Charlotte Observer
Carolinas’ Association
the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Community
Goldsboro Association
Goldsboro High School
Charles Stapleton
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