Buckeyes Triumph in Big Ten Final Slowdown
Ohio State defeated Dartmouth in the Eastern League title game, 63-38, advancing to the finals after a strong second half. Temple led briefly, but Ohio State pulled away with a late surge as Jim Joyce and Dick led the Buckeyes. Catholic University and Dartmouth showed early scoring, while Temple faded in the second half at Madison Square Garden.
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Frisch Rates Amato as Bright Prospect in Camp
Chamberlain Ind March 25. Amato of Springfield Ohio is seen as a top rookie in Pittsburgh training camp with a smooth swing. Manager Frisch compares him to Mel Ott for power and style as the youngster competes for garden duty and battles John Barett Frank O’Brien and Jim Russell for outfield spots. Amato posts a strong 485 batting in state and national tournaments in prep play and Legion history.
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Chamberlain
Mel Ott
McGraw
Je Frisch
Ott
Tecy
American Legion
ST Et
Frisch
John Barett
Frank
Jim Russell
O'Brien
Vince
Amato
Prime Minister Valera Issues Dire War Warning
Prime Minister Valera urged Ireland to sustain forces at peak efficiency as the peril grows, warning that a major wartime theater could erupt at any moment and that danger is upon them.
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Ministre Valera
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Breakage racket in racing profits questioned and exposed
New York readers are urged to end the penny breakage practice in horse betting as figures show most wagers are not pennies. Herbert Swope’s 1943 reports are cited detailing track take and state cuts, with calls to end petty larceny in racing.
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New York
Herbert Baylard Swope
Swope
Sir Gallahad
Sands Point
State of
Byron Nelson Near Lead in Durham Open Second Round
Byron Nelson trailed leaders by one stroke in the Durham Open as the tournament moved into the second round. Jimmy Hines of Amsterdam and Craig Wood of Mamaroneck led at three under par, with Nelson carding early birdies before bogeys cooled his momentum.
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Fritz Littlejohn
Durham
Byron Nelson
Toledo
New York
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Nelson
Harry Cooper
Yahill
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Skip Alexander
Bob Hamilton
Willie Goggin
Jimmy Johnston
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Ed Furgol
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Lefty Stackhouse
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William Doig
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Andy Merrilees
George McCallister
Walter McClain
Robert Isenhour
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L. C. Holhouser
Boxing results from multiple bouts across towns
In Boston Henry Armstrong beat Ralph Zanelli on points at 142 and Eddie De Angelies defeated Cocky Davis at 137. Worcester saw Willie Roache stop Joe Miller at 129, while Carl Schulta edged Danny Norbrega at 162. Other rings featured Jerry Vachon stopping Bobby Hall and Larry Villeneuve knocking out Charles March. The note ends with Western Kentucky State basketball posting an 18th straight win in 1942 43 as they went 24 of 27.
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Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Ralph Zanelli
Providence
Eddie de Angelies
Revere
Cocky Davis
Worcester
Mass
Willie Roache
Wilmington
Del
Joe Miller
Syracuse
Carl Schulta
Hartford
Danny Norbrega
New Bedford
Augusta
Jerry Vachon
Montreal
Bobby Hall
Larry Villneuve
Berlin
N. H
Charles March
Norfolk
Corp
Ed Lee
Camp Pendleton
Lee Rosen
Baltimore
Drew
Johnny Finaz
Jimmy Nelson
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Fritzie Zivic
Harry Teaney
Bobby Richardson
Johnny Roszina
Philadelphia
Walter “Cathey” Lewis
Ons York
Joey Puig
Billy Fox
Willie Clayton
Atlantic City
Western Kentucky
Weight loss methods stir debate in horse racing
The piece argues that big stables push horses to shed weight, describing how horses lose weight, and noting that jockeys bear the risks while bookies and track managers profit. It portrays a system where riders face danger and potential ruin.
White Sox And Tigers Mix In Season's First Exhibition Tilt
The Detroit Tigers face the Chicago White Sox in Evansville opening a two day exhibition series. Manager Steve O'Neill plans Paul Trout to start and tabs rookies Charles Graumann Al Wittmer and Ed Lopat for mound duties. Other exhibitions follow across multiple minor and major league camps with reports on players and injuries.
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Ted Meier
New York
Evansville
Ind
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Steve O'Neill
Tigers
Paul “Dizzy” Trout
Cantch Byasepees
Sox
Charles Graumann
al Wittmer
Ed Lopa
St. St. Louis
Toledo
Cairo
Ill
St. Louis
Fourth Ferrying Command
Memphis
Bear Mountain
N. Y
Dixie Walker
Brooklyners
Muncie
Vince DiMaggio
Frankie Frisch
Pittsbrugh
Jim Russell
Cleveland
French
Liceuie
Browns
Wilmington
Del
Jimmy Wasdell
Charley Letchas
Phillie
Persian Gulf Command boxing team trains amid heat in Cairo
Sgt. Allen La Combe of New Orleans reports a rising heavyweight prospect Harold Augusta of St. Louis, now 192 pounds. La Combe runs 42 daily boxers with 20 part timers and 40 50 Persian youths around. He worries how to train in heat reaching 150 to 160. A Yank report on Anglo American bouts at Cairo in February noted many fights outside the ring and referee Capt. Joseph Kiddle.
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Persian Gulf Command
Allen la Combe
New Orleans
Harold Augusta
St. Louis
Augusta
P.G.C
Middle-East
Champ
la Combe
Allen
Cairo
Joseph Kiddle
Ford Aims For Third NCAA Tank Title At Yale
Yale star Alan Ford, favored to complete a triple NCAA title sweep, won the 50-yard freestyle and 50-yard backstroke as the two day meet opened. Keo Nakama of Ohio State defended his 1500-meter title, Gene Rogers of Michigan won the 220-yard, and Charles Batterman of Columbia took the one-meter dive as Navy, Yale and Michigan led early in New Haven.
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Conn
Alan Ford
Yale
A.A
Eli
Balboa
Jack Medica
University of Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Ford
Bob Kiphuth
Keo Nakama
Ohio State
Hawaii
Gene Rogers
Reese
Les
Anne
Charles Batterman
Columbia
Ohio Oe
U. S. Naval Academy
Michigan
Annapolis
Navy
Voyles Leaves W and M for Auburn Job
William and Mary faces a search for a new head coach and athletic director after Carl M. Voyles moves toward Auburn. McCrary R. N. and Rube McCrary are named potential successors. W and M considers internal options while Auburn lures Voyles.
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Auburn
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Carl M. Voyles
Vo T Oalerannen
Ang Technic Institute
McCcrary
R. N
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Ian
Wena
Rube McCrary
Board of Visitors
Ehaceee
Teague Trophies Awarded in Carolinas
Peggy Pate, 16, of Goldsboro and Pfc. Pat Preston of the Marine Corps, former Wake Forest football star, won the Teague M awards as outstanding amateur athletes of the year in the Carolinas. University official Robert Fetzer praised playgrounds for national virility as Duke and Wake Forest leaders presented the honors at a 300 guest dinner.
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Goldsboro
D. C
Peahead) Walker
Wake Forest
Pat Preston
Preston
Eddie Cameron
Duke University
Mills
Duke
Peggy Pate
Charles Stapleton
Peggy
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Carolinas Association
Carolinas
L. J. Fisher
Pfc
Marine Corps
Teague M
Robert A. Fetzer
University of North Carolina
America
Pate
D. C. Walker
Charleston Stapleton
Lewis Tepes
Teague
Dodds Fails To Lower Two Mile Record
Gil Dodds of Boston and Notre Dame fame attempted a two mile indoor record at the Knights of Columbus meet but tired after eight circuits and finished with 14.3 seconds for the eighth lap, failing to beat G Rice’s mark. Wisner of Baltimore placed third and Jamison exited at halfway. Dodds ends his winter season and plans a move to Smithville, Ohio.
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Cleveland
Gil Dodds
G Rice
Knights of Columbus
Boston
Stuent
Notre Dame
Parson Fin Plank
Adt
Jim Rafeferty
New York A. C
Jimmy Wisner
Baltimore
Bill Jamison
Dodds
Smithville
Sune
Radio Schedule Corrections and Evening Programs List
Corrections by networks impact late changes in the Eastern War Time radio lineup. The schedule covers programs from 2:00 PM through 11:00 PM including orchestras, dramas, commentaries, news, and variety acts featuring Roy Shield, Frederick CBS, Grantland Rice, the Metropolitan Opera, Chicago Symphony, Army-Navy, and The Grand Old Opry among others.
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Men & Books
Frederick
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Metropolitan Opera
Bia
Grantland Rice
Nbe
Pan-America
Cba
Chicago
Dancing Music Orches
Dbs
America
Cornles Archer
Tea & Crumpits
Bia Navy Bulletin Board
Cezar Saerchinger
Bis
American Magic Club
London
Curt Massey
Nancy Martin
Quincy Howe
Cns
USO
Augustana Coll
Chetr
People
Nick Sie
Mbs
Elle Ueen
Nic-Basie
Bob Haw
Cbe-Basie
Dancing Music Orchestra
the Music America
Best
Biu
Arthur Hale
Dance Music Orchestra
Abie
Edward Tomlinson
Dave Elman
Levy
Symphony Orches
Cisco
West
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Barry Wood
John W. Vandercook
Big Royal
Arch Gunnison
Army Service Forces
Harry Wismer
Leo Cherne
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