High Point Black to Clash with Gray High Tuesday
High Point Black baseball team meets Gray High of Salem in a non conference tilt at 4 30 Tuesday after a week of drills. The squad aims to rebound after an 18 4 loss to Clemmons High in which they yielded two homers one triple and 11 singles for 28 bases and 17 hits.
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High Point Black
Ast Gray High
Salem
Blue Caps
Clemmons
Cran
Anderson
High Point
Lappe
Speedy Reid
Abie Thomas
Donald Hooper
Agap
Hooper
Delappe
Reid
Tommy McGhee
McDonald
Bill Kennedy
Huber
Duke Track Team Draws North Carolina Talent for 1945 Season
Duke University announces its 1945 track campaign opening April 7 against Carolina Navy Pre-Flight at Chapel Hill. Durham Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh natives headline the squad with several lettermen joining this spring. The schedule includes Navy at Annapolis and a June 2 Carolina A.A.U. and Southern Conference meet at Chapel Hill.
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Durham
North Carolina
Duke University
Carolina Navy
Chapel Hill
N. C
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Davis
Warren Nordin
LaGrange
Jim LaRue
Clinton
Oklo
Navy
Bob Chambers
Carolinas A.A.U
Chapel Itill
Carolina
Annapolis
Carolina A. A.U
Southern Conference
Higgins Sworn Into Navy Among Tigers Players
Detroit March 24 Michael F Pinky HigginsDetroit Tiger third baseman was sworn into the navy here. Navy officials declined to name his assignment but he passed the physical at the induction center Thursday.
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Detroit
Michael F
Pinky) Higgins
Detroit Tiger
Navy
Gins
Tech Hawks Baseball Nine Readies for 40-Game Season
The ORD Tech Hawks at AAF Greensboro NC announce a strong 1945 spring schedule with about 40 games. Lt James Castiglia returns as player manager. key hurlers include DeForge Granger Harrel Fichter. Expected opponents include UNC Camp Mackall Fort Bragg and Cherry Point Marines.
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ORD Tech Hawks
AAF
Overseas Replacement Depot
Greensboro
N. C
Tech Hawks
Wichita
Kansas
Io Cavan
Greensboro Stadium
University of North Carolina
Camp Mackall
Fort Bragg
Camp Butner
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Camp Lejeune
Cherry Point Marines
North Carolina
Parris Island Marines
Camp Patrick Henry
James Castiglia
Castiglia
Philadelphia Athletics
Barney DeForge
Montreal
George Granger
Charley Harrel
Charley Fichter
St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Kessler
Joe Monahan
Hal Grosman
Walter “Tee” Frye
Grady Hatton
Boston Red Sox
Lee Gamble
Cincinnati Reds
Toronto
Taft Wright
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Charley Trippi
University of Georgia
Virginia track schedule features five home meets with UNC foes
University of Virginia announces five dual track meets against North Carolina programs, plus entries for the Penn Relays in Philadelphia April 27–28 and an AAU meet at home June 2. Home dates include April 14 with North Carolina State, April 21 versus North Carolina, May 19 against North Carolina, and May 26 with Duke in Durham.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
North Carolina
Avaliers
Philadelphia
Virginia
North Carolina State
Penn Relays
Cherry Point Marines
Kentucky in Third Place By Victory over Tufts
Kentucky, Southeastern Conference champion, defeated Tufts 66 to 56 to claim third place in the NCAA Eastern division tournament before 18 000 at Madison Square Garden. Schu led Kentucky with 21 points, while Tufts star Skarda had 20. Tingle was injured in the Ohio State game, leaving Kentucky to battle early leads and late pressure.
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New York
Kentucky
Sofugh State
Madison Square
New Englanders
New York University
Wildcats
Ohio State
Jack Tingle
Ace Orward
Kentuck
Tufts
Wilbur Schu
George Wulich
Kentuckians
Schu
Bob Skarda
Burgbacher
Johnson
Cumiskey
We Cooney
Former Duke Tackle Reported Killed on Iwo Jima
Durham March 24: Sgt. Roger America Nanni of the Marines former Duke All Southern tackle was killed in action on Iwo Jima March 1. A 206 pound six footer, he played for the 1942 and 1943 teams and was known for aggressiveness. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nanni of Pittsburgh. He began active duty in July and went to the Pacific last September.
Brooklyn Dodgers Defeat Army In Opening Exhibition
Brooklyn defeats Army 9 to 5 in an exhibition game at West Point. Bill Hart homered with Morris Aderholt aboard in the first inning. Pitching was shared by Curt Davis Hal Gregg and Vic Lombardi. Street notes list Ray Hayworth Cy Baker and others reporting soon.
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West Point
N. Y
Brooklyn
Army
Dodgers
Bill Hart
Morris Aderholt
Curt Davis
Hal Gregg
Vic Lombardi
Ray Hayworth
Cy Baker
St. Paul
Mike Sandlock
Davis
Gregg
Lombardi
Andrews
Bryant
Laboon
Wagonhurst
Tully
Kinney
Stonge
Yankees Add Rookie Catcher Drescher After Newark Season
Atlantic City report says rookie catcher Bill Drescher, after a .274 mark in 122 games for Newark last season, joined the New York Yankees for an outdoor workout. Drescher is classified 4-F for deafness and spent winter in a defense plant as Larry MacPhail, new Yankees GM, watched and declined increasing a $15,000 offer to keep holdout shortstop Frank Crosetti.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Bill Drescher
Newark
New York Yankees
Drescher
Larry MacPhail
Frank Crosetti
Rhine Storm Boats Only Month Of Age
Washington March 24 Hundreds of the small storm boats used by the Third Army to cross the Rhine were plywood stacks in American factories less than a month ago. The war department stated the boats were rushed to completion and many were flown directly to the battle zone. An order for 669 boats was received February 1 with material sped to factories and builders began a production miracle. Maj. Gen. Eugene Reybold commended four companies including Sentry Boat in Manistee Michigan and Minnetonka Boatworks at Way
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Washington
Third Army
Rhine
War Department
Eugene Reybold
Army Engineers
Manistee
Mich
Minnetonka
Way
Washington Senators Open Season With 5 2 Win Over Curtis Bay Nine
Washington Senators defeated Curtis Bay Nine 5 to 2 in an exhibition opener. Lewis Aloma and Santiago Ulrich pitched for the Senators while Floyd Giebell and Bob Peterson handled the Curtis Bay staff. Senators totaled ten hits as Curtis Bay managed two runs in a rough start to the spring.
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Baltimore
Washingtonators
Curtis Guard Cutters
Cutters
Lewis Aloma
Santiago Ulrich
Senators
Floyd Giebell
Detroit Tiger
Bob Peterson
Washington
Curtis Bay
Aloma
Ullrich
Evans
Giebell
Peterson
Tabachek
Fires continued list of players with scores and notes
The page presents a long continuation of fire sport results listing players from multiple cities with scores, ties, and notes. Names include Joe Taylor of Johnson City and Avery Beck of Raleigh among many others, with scattered locations like Greensboro and Charlotte and various score figures such as 72 14 and 70 75. Some entries include military titles and stations, reflecting a mixed roster.
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Joe Taylor
Johnson City
Tenn
x—Avery Beck
Raleigh
N. C
Willie Coggin
White Plains
N. Y
Chicago
Immay
Penna
Dayton
Ohio
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
Chick Rutan
Birmingham
Mich
Ky Laff
Prank Stragsa
Greenwich
Conn
al Smith
Clinton
Okla
George Low
Clearwater
Fila
Armand Farino
Schenectady
Oe Ie
Johnny Bulla
Atlanta
Bill Loving
Greensboro
al Besselink
Fort Dix
N. J
Clarence Owen
Martinsville
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
R. 1
Palmer Mapies
Rocky Mount
George Corcoran
Ide.s
Bud Hale
A. J. Butcher
Camp Lejeune
Noy
John Levinson
Lou Galbey
Stratford
Eight Sign Already For Atlanta Tourney
The entry list for the $10,000 iron lung golf tournament in Atlanta, April 5-8, has eight players and more expected. Chairman Dad Bicknell notes pros and amateurs, including first time military service dischargees, lead the field with Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Dan Yates of Atlanta, and Earl Christiansen of Miami.
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Atlanta
Durham
N. C
Dad Bicknell
Military Services
Simon-Pure
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Dan Yates
Earl Christiansen
Miami
Tractors From U S and Britain Arrive in Bombay Province
High speed diesel oil tractors are arriving in Bombay province from the United States and Britain to speed seasonal plowing and boost food production.
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Bombay Poona
India
Bombay
United States
Britain
Regional Boat Makers Named in OCR Fragment
The fragment lists Zata Minnesota the Foster Boat Company Charlevoix Michigan and the Pine Castle Boat Company Pine Castle Florida as named entities in the damaged OCR portion.
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Zata
Minn
The
Foster Boat Company
Charlevoix, Mich
Pine Castle Boat Company
Pine Castle, Fla
Lions Club Horse Show Entries Reach 112 Mark
Lions club horse show entries reach 112 for the April 7 and 8 event at Brookdale Stables on the High Point Thomasville road. Dave Neill, general chairman, said the list closes next Tuesday and exceeds last fall’s total of 40. Names include Mooresville Davanna 16 and Redbird Farms Lexington 29 among others with advance ticket sales starting Thursday.
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Lions Club
Brookdale
High Point
Thomasville Road
Dave Neill
Mr. Neill
R. D. Buie
Mooresville
Davanna
Lumberton
Redbird Farms
Lexington
W. L. Bagwell
Raleigh
S. C. Craver
Charlotte
Dr. Stephen McIntyre
Neill
The
Discussion Of Four Rules Delays National Basketball Changes
Fifty college basketball coaches debated four proposed rule changes and postponed a decision until tomorrow on how many to send to the national rules committee. The group will meet Monday and Tuesday to consider changes including substitution limits on delays, on floor discussions with players, keeping baskets when fouled, and reducing college gambling.
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New York
National Rules Committee
Sertaaherald
Mass
Giants And Bainbridge Battle To 6-6 Tie In Exhibition
In Bainbridge Maryland the New York Giants used two full teams to play to a 6-6 tie with Bainbridge Naval Training Center in their first 1945 exhibition. Three pitchers worked three innings each and numerous substitutions occurred as the game went nine innings with a decisive fourth inning where both sides produced most of their runs.
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Bainbridge
New York Giants
Theinbridge Naval Training Center
Giants
Oklahoma entries lead finals at National AAU Wrestling Tourney
Six Oklahoma wrestlers advanced to finals across five divisions at the National AAU Tournament in Dallas. Their strong showings position them as top favorites to win the team championship.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
Basketball results report due Monday
The group will submit its first report on Monday summarizing the latest basketball results and outcomes.
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Jack Bison
By Bill Williams
Diis
Greens
R. J. Reynolds
Burling
Gastonia
Burlington
Ywca Municipal League
J. Wagoner
M. L. Fox
D. Wall
L. Copeland
D. Snyder
C. Brown
M. Wagoner
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L. Redding
R. Hill
F. Boyles
Duke
Higgins
Thelma
Tomlinson
WMC
Royal
Tomlinson Employment Office
West High Street
Virginia University
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yanks
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Mel Arnett
Reidsville
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Bill Corart
Pat Brady
Walter Fiahive
Westfield
x—Bahnason Gray
Winston-Salem
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James Duke
Bill Tucker
Mike May
Frank Barkovich
Dan McLemore
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Johnny Roycroft
X—A. G. Wright
Kernersville
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Frank Allen
Doug Shore
John Goodwin
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Bill Tise
Ollie Beaton
Bill Woodward
Walter Carberry
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