Tip Top Trojans Continue Unbeaten on Coast
Southern California led by Captain Ralph Heywood and center Bill Gray remains unscored on through six straight Contests. The Trojans defended the goal line against U C L A St Marys Pre Flight California College of Pacific and more while quarterback Mickey McArdle and Jim Hardy directed a sharp defense and elusive backfield.
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Walter L. Johns
Central Press
Pacific Coast
Ity
Southern California
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West Coast
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Trojan
U. C. L. A.ifornia
St. Mary's
Francisco
College of Pacific
University of California
Mickey McArdle
Jim Hardy
Eddie Saenz
Covent
Howard Callanan
Chuck Page
Duane Whitehead
Jack Pattee
Heywood
Ralph Heywood
Bill Gray
Bison Meet Wave In Muddled Tilt Friday
The Black footballers led by Coach Tony Cernugel travel to face Gastonia High Friday night at High 1 College Stadium. Both teams enter on losses after recent setbacks as Reynolds shut out the Waves 28 0 and Salisbury earlier toppled the Bison.
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Tony Cernugel
Gastonia
High 1 College Stadium
Salisbury
Cernugel
Fountain of Youth
Ponce de Leon
Charlotte
R. J. Reynolds
Carl Shepard
Reynolds
Gastonia High
Bison
Leahy Eyes Irish Luck Amid Key Notre Dame Losses
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy faces a tough stretch after six straight victories as Angelo Bertelli heads to marine duty. Julius Rykovich is sidelined by a stomach ailment and may miss the Army game. Johnny Lujack and Bob Kelly shift into backfield roles as replacements.
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South
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Leahy
Notre Dame
Marines
Angelo Bertelli
Julius Rykovich
Rykovich
Julie
Army
New York
Johnny Lujack
Bertelli
Bob Kelly
Chicago
Rykovitch
Pointers Hold Edge in Loop Standings Amid Strong Contenders
A Point leads the loop with two victories and one loss while Gastonian has a single win and three losses. Shepard's Green Wave trails with one conference win and four losses, facing stronger opponents in Salisbury Greensboro and R J Reynolds. Burlington, Salisbury and Jackets feature in recent results.
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Green Wave
Bison
Waves
Burlington
Boys
Salisbury
Greensboro
R. J. Reynolds
Yellow Jackets
Boyden High
Green
Jackets
Sports Roundup Touches On Old Coaches And Notables
New York reports a mix of college and pro notes including Amos Alonzo Stagg at 81 still drawing 3000 a year from the University of Chicago after retirement, John Jacobs and Jim Thorpe rumors in Oklahoma, Bardley Lewis and Chalky Wright comparisons, and Packers coach Curley Lambeau directing from the sidelines after a busy Sunday.
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New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
University of Chicago
Cage
John Jacobs
Oklahoma
Jim Thorpe
Jim
Joseph A. Brandt
Langford
Bardley Lewis
Chalky Wright
Macurte
Harry Balsamo
Stanley Ketchell
Polo Grounds
Packers
Curley Lambeau
Take me out to the ball game line remade for football
William D. Richardson of the New York Times suggests replacing the word Bali with Baugh to adapt the song for football season. The quip links a famous sports figure to a playful tune rewrite.
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William D. Richardson
New York Times
Bowlers in Boeing leagues aid Victory Legion fund
In Seattle Washington bowlers in 21 Boeing sponsored leagues donated their annual shirts fund. Each year the company gives $3.50 per shirt to the Bowlers Victory Legion fund. This year 1500 pin spillers voted to turn over the money for cards and recreational equipment for armed forces overseas.
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Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle
Wash
Victory Legion
Dartmouth Indians Set Bowl Gate Record Claim
Arthur Sampson says Dartmouth broke a bowl gate-record against Yale, noting it was the first bowl game and that only enough funds remained to reach Milford. Manager Maurie Waxman announces developments from the Dartmouth football scene.
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Indians
Yale
Milford
New Haven
Maurie Waxman
Baby Bison Meet Thomasville High Tomorrow Night
Baby Bison footballers, after two losses and a 27 0 win over Mineral Springs, face Thomasville High tomorrow night at High Point College Stadium. Kickoff is 7 30 with a likely toss up matchup as Simeon’s squad seeks a stronger showing.
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A. J. Simeon
Bison
Thomasville High
High Point College Stadium
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Jamestown
Springsmen
Bisonettes
Artful Dodger Bets Notre Dame Will Dominate College Football
At a football writers luncheon Major Woody Wilson of the Army scouts says Notre Dame is clearly above any college team this season. Walter Kennedy, present for Frank Leahy, agrees but notes Wilson spoke first and Kennedy did not praise the club.
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Dodger
Woody Wilson
Army
Notre Dame
Walter Kennedy
Frank Leahy
Wilson
Trachers Ingland drawing interest in British football
Warrant Officer Frank Hart ley notes Trachers Ingland show strong interest in a game they call basketball with feet. Lieut Hugh Gallarneau, once Stanford Bears halfback, won a Cherry Point track meet 100 yards but can’t spare time for football at the Marine base. Cherry Point Marines form a grid squad with Pfc Lafayette King and Pfc Kenny from Alabama and Georgia, respectively. Sam Lo Presti, ex Chicago Blackhawks goalie torpedoed last spring, will guard for Brooklyn Naval Armed Guard in the Metropolitan Hockey League this winter. Any shots past him likely won’t be drifters.
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Frank Hartley
Louisville Times
Trachers
Ingland
Hugh Gallarneau
Stanford
Bears
Cherry Point
N. C. Marine Air Base
Cherry Points Marines
Pfc
Lafayette King
Georgia
Kenny
Alabama
Sam Lo Presti
Chicago Blackhawks
Brooklyn Naval Armed Guard
New York
Fights Last Night Roundup From Cities Across the East
In Baltimore Curtis Sheppard knocked out Big Boy Brown in 11. In Scranton Lester Young defeated Angelo Cal lura on points 10 rounds. Chicago saw Dan Merritt outpoint Eddie Sarkesian over eight. New Haven Julie Kogan stopped Jerry Zullo in five. Newark Billy Beltram outpointed Tommy Rotola in eight. Providence Lulu Costantion stopped Donnie Maes in four. New Britain Sal Bartolo stopped Jimmy O'Tash in six. San Francisco Jerry Moore outpointed Lupe Gonzales in ten.
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Baltimore
Curtis Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Big Boy Brown
Detroit
Scranton
Lester Young
Philadelphia
Angelo Callura
Hamilton
Ont
Chicago
Dan Merritt
Cleveland
Eddie Sarkesian
New Haven
Julie Kogan
Jerry Zullo
Chelsea
Mass
Newark
Billy Beltram
New York
Tommy Rotola
Rome
N. Y
Providence
Lulu Costantion
Donnie Maes
Denver
New Britain
Conn
Sal Bartolo
Boston
Jimmy O'Tash
Dover
N. H
San Francisco
Jerry Moore
Lupe Gonzales
Mexico City
Power and mastery mark last week's one sided affair
The piece notes the dominance and superiority shown in a recent game, asserting the outcome is effectively decided in favor of the leading side. It emphasizes the team's control and confident performance reminiscent of a lopsided contest.
Purdue Climbs Into Second. Cocks Get Sat For Heels
North Carolina builds toward a South Carolina clash as Purdue moves up to second place. Gamecocks backfield features Bill McMillan Burk Williams Phil Cantore and Gene Wagnon. Duke, Wake Forest, Clemson, and others prep for upcoming games amid roster shakeups.
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Associated Press
University of South Carolina
Sivawater
North Cone
Gamecock
Bill McMillan
Burk Williams
Phil Cantore
Gene Wagnon
Tom Young
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tar Heels
Navy
Young
Wake Forest
Clemson
Tigers
Davidson
North Carolina A Eleven
Duke the Devils
Docenton
Four News O
DUKE
Eddie Cameron
Blue Devil
Cameron
Peaheadalker
Five Teams Sign On For Y M C A Basketball League
Five teams entered the Y M C A municipal basketball league for 1943 44 with games set for Wednesday and Friday each week. Amos Hosiery Triangle Marsh Thomasville Chair and Sedgefield have signed. Tomlinson Chair Highland Harris Covington and Adams Millis may join later. Amos Hosiery, 1942 43 champions, will defend their title as pre season signups and practice periods begin.
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Y. M. C. A. Municipal Basketball League
Billoo
Amos Hosiery
Triangle
Marsh
Thomasville
Sedgefield
Tomlinson
Highland
Harris-Covington
Adams-Millis
Price
Jimmy Gruardis
Thomasville Tommies
Tony Simeon
Paul Moss
Fletcher Clark
Troy Jones
All Hockey Attendance Records May Be Broken
New York reports that all hockey attendance records may fall this season as four opening games in Toronto Montreal Detroit and Chicago drew an average of 13 246 paying spectators per game.
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New York
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
Angott White boutdarkness in Garden shows boxing chaos
In a Friday night bout at Hollywood Park the Angott White lightweight championship was interrupted by a generator outage plunging the venue into darkness in the fourth round. The match resumed after a lengthy delay as Angott demonstrated superiority, leaving fans to debate the outcome and future matchups in the boxing scene.
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Hollywood
Sammy Angott
Los Angeles
Bertie
Aurelio
Angott
White
Slugger
Maryland
Willie Joyce
The
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New York Commission
Boilermakers Rise to Second in AP Poll Behind Notre Dame
Purdue moves to No. 2 in the weekly AP poll trailing Notre Dame which leads with 97 first place votes. Navy drops to seventh after a 33 to 6 loss to the Irish while Army ties Pennsylvania 13 to 13.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Purdue
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Army
Navy
Pennsylvania
California
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Elmer Burnham
Marquette
Illinois
Camp Grant
Ohio State
Iowa
Butkovich
University of Illinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Zoo
Californian
Pacific
Washington
Northwestern
Texas
del Monte
Southwestern Institute of Louisiana
Texas A&m
Colorado College
Arkansas A&m
Tulsa
High School Forms Girls Hockey Loop
The High Point High School girls intramural league begins with a first game tomorrow afternoon as the Waves face the Spars. Interest is strong with five teams entered, driven by the physical education department amid a busy year of war time athletics.
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WAVES
SPARS
High Point High
High School Physical Education Department
Hocie
Amoun
Cap tains Elected as Contending Girls Form Teams
In a meeting yesterday afternoon captains were chosen for the WACS BETTY Bees on Cadets MARTHA Moser SPARS Nell Sheloff WAVES Virginia Forward WINS. Two courts were laid out on the junior high athletic field with a schedule of weekly games Wednesdays and Thursdays 3 30 to 4 15 PM.
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Janet Russell
WACS
Betty Beeson
Cadets
Martha Moser
SPARS
Nell Sheloff
The
WAVES
Virginia Forward
WINS
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