Rumors of Major Changes Hover Over North Carolina Athletics
Rumors swirl around UNC after Bill Lange resigns as head basketball coach and football assistant. Snavely from Cornell is linked as next head coach while Fetzer and Hearn are seen as safe. Talks of a new athletics director and a year round football staff reflect the shift toward big money coaching.
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Bill Lange
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Carolina
Bob Fetzer
Jim Tatum
Fetzer
Manteo
Murphy
Bane Hearn
Tatum
Hearn
Snavely
Jim
Ithaca
University
Tar Heels Rally To Edge Cherry Point Marines 20 14
In Chapel Hill on October 14 NC Tar Heels outlast Cherry Point Marines 20 to 14. Bob Warren starring as triple threat tailback sparked two late comebacks to secure the victory as Ken Reese led a Marines drive to a late TD.
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Chapel Hilds
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Cherry Point Marines
Bob Warren
Marines
Ken Reese
Alabama
Fifty Entries for High Point Dog Show Set for Saturday
High Point hosts its first dog show in months at Point School Athletic Field at 1 pm. More than 50 dogs already entered with expectations over 100. Amateurs compete for trophies in multiple classes with a children’s class and entrants from Sedgefield Hunt and local kennels.
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High Point
A Point
Greensboro Ord
G. M. Mitchell
Sedgefield Hunt Pack
C. K. Wright
Mitchell
Valette Harris
Sedgefield Hunt
T. V. Rochelle
H. L. Mitchell
Tom Kearns
W. R. Troxler
Gardner Nichols
Katherine Raymond
Don Smith
W. W. Ward
P. C. McLain
Cliff Lehman
A. E. Nelson
Amos Kearns
John Peacock
Miss Rose File
Collie
K. F. Ellington
Airdale
High Point Kennel Club Dog Show and Lions Horse Show Planned
High Point hosts a dog show at High Point High School athletic field next Saturday at 1 PM. Lions Club schedules a two day horse show in Thomasville Saturday afternoon and night and Sunday afternoon. Both events promise high class competition and broad public participation.
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High Point
High Point Kennel Club
Lions’ Club
Thomasville
High Point High School
Cavaliers Battle Navy Preflight To 13 13 Tie
Virginia Cavaliers and North Carolina Preflight battled to a 13 13 tie in Charlottesville. Virginia stayed in the game with a blocked punt recovered in the end zone and scored two second half touchdowns to force the stalemate. Attendance was listed at 9 000.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Cavaliers
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Navy ‘Am
Tar Heel Harriers Victorious In Meet
In Atlanta UNC won the cross country meet over Georgia Tech 22 to 37. Howard Stone of Tech led early, with Tal Baggett of UNC close behind as Glascock Erath followed. Finishing order highlights Stone Baggett Glascock Erath and other Tar Heels in a tight pack.
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Atlanta
University of North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Howard Stone
Tal Baggett
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Don Glascock
Doug Erath
Howard Stone Tech
Buckeyes Triumph Over Badgers In Tough Wisconsin Game
Ohio State remains unbeaten by beating Wisconsin 20 to 7 in Madison. Veteran Les Horvath and Ollie Cline led scoring drives while Wisconsin's Girard sparked a late rally before OSU sealed the win with a third-quarter touchdown and strong defense.
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Madison
Wis
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Les Horvath
Wisconsin
Dick Flanagan
Ollie Cline
Badgers
Girard
Ed Bahlow
Jack Mead
Cline
Bob Brugge
Flanagan
Horvath
Keane
Penn defeats Dixie Indians 16 to 0 in strong win
Pennsylvania first team overwhelms William and Mary with power and deception. Sica scores two touchdowns and Rosenthal, Minisi, Helman, Jamison and Dicker son contribute as Penn tops William and Mary 16 to 0 in front of about 32 000 fans.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William and Mary
Virginia Indians
Penn
Sica
Rosenthal
Minisi
Helman
Jamison
Dickerson
Stickel
Opel
Lawless
Tulane Triumphs 21-0 Over Rice Institute in New Orleans
Tulane's Green Wave limited Rice Institute to two fumbles in the second and third quarters to claim a 21-0 victory. Scorers included McCain Robinson Jones with three successful conversion attempts and touchdowns by Robinson and Jones.
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RICE
Tulane
New Orleans
Green Wave
Rice Institute
Ture
Nkce
McCain
Robinson
Jones
Tar Heels Top Marines In Hard Fought Victory
Warren leads North Carolina with key runs and a late touchdown as Carolina defeats Cherry Point Marines 13 7. Ahern Reese and Lowe score for the Marines with Gallik guiding the offense and Maronic adding a pair of extra points. Attendance about 6 000.
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Cherry
Ahearn
Reese
Williams
Sollay
Carolina
Foster
Lowe
Warren
Maronici
Twohey
Mitchell
Gallagher
Willis
Soscia
Vranka
Richter
Stone
Ferguson
Croushore
Brazinski
Hansen
Davis
Guite
Gallik
Porter
Buchanan
North Carolina
Bauer
Blair
Smith
Koffenberger
Maronite
Goldingbacks
Buchheister
Waters
Illinois Triumphs Over Iowa 40 to 6 in Champaign
CHAMPAIGN Ill Oct 14 The Illinois line sparked by a fast start upset Iowa Hawkeyes 40 to 6 for their second conference win. Illinois scorers included Young Greenwood Orr Kursal is Perkins with Greenwood adding three extra points. Attendance 11498.
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Champaign
Ill
Iowa Hawkeye
Bob Bee Hiccis
NT Ee
Iowa
Touchdown Stewart
Ilinois
Young
Greenwood
Orr
Kursalis
Agase
Perkins
Hoosiers Rout Nebraska 54–0 in Homecoming Throne Game
Bloomington Indiana October 14 Indiana University crushed Nebraska 54 to 0 on homecoming day. Bo McMillin’s Hoosiers started strong and relied on sharp runs and solid defense to erase any Nebraska resistance.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Bo McMillin
Hoosiers
Duke Juniors Triumph Over Emory-Henry
Duke junior varsity dominated Emory and Henry 27 to 12 in Durham. Tailback Johnny Bortner 165 pounds starred on ground and through the air, while Emory’s best was Bill Fuqua. Scoring included Hayden, Duches, Meecham, Resslar for Duke and Fuqua, Chalfant for Emory and Henry.
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Durham
Duke
Emory and Henry
Johnny Bortner
Jayvees
Bill Fuqua
Emory
Se Ieek
Hayden
Duches
Meecham
Resslar
Henry Fuqua
Chalfant
Tennessee Athletics Run Past Florida 40 to 0 in SEC Clash
Tennessee overwhelmed Florida with 40 points in a Southeastern Conference game. Redding, Stephens, and Bellis scored touchdowns while Steffy added four extra points. About 9,000 attended.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Florida
Tennessee
Eg Ee Ie
OG Tennessee
Redding
Stephens
Bellis
Pike
Steffy
Asbury
College football scores and matchups from across the nation
A collage of scattered college football results lists many teams and scores from regional games. Notable mentions include Duke over North Carolina 33 to 0, Virginia defeating Wake Forest 46 to 7, Army beating Pitt 69 to 7, Ohio State 20 at Michigan State 45, and Oklahoma 0 with other regional results across the Midwest South and West.
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Lenington
Duke
Vi _inia
Carolina
Philadelphia
Green Bay
D Military
Wartburg
Luther
California
Cal. of Pacific
U.C.L.A
St. Mary’s
N.C. A&t
Hampton
South
Univ
Sam Houston
Pocatello M
Utah State
Wabash “Ri
Franklin G. Ss. Olaf
S. Mary's
Tonopah Army
Nevada
Syracuse
Lafayette
Richmond
amp-Loyd
Pocatell M
Utah Aggies
Simpson
Cornell
Doane
Peru
Virginia
Johnson
Maryland
Marquette
Lawrence
Randolph Pieid
SMI
Dickinson T
Minot T
Yale Edges Columbia 27 10 Behind Barksdale's Two TDs
Yale rallies from behind to defeat Columbia 27 10 at Yale Bowl. Roger Barksdale 17 year old fullback from Little Rock Arkansas scores twice and adds key runs to lift Yale in their third straight win. Morgan early score for Columbia, Walker 69 yard TD for Yale, Booe adds three extra points.
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New Haven
Conn
Little Rock
Ark
Yale
Columbia
Roger Barksdale
Arkansas
Bulldogs
Wayne Morgan
Ponca City
Okla
Morgan
Barksdale
William Penn
Washington
D. C
Paul Walker
Oak Park
Ill
Bill
Booe
Notre Dame Tramples Dartmouth 64 0 at Fenway Park
Notre Dame's fighting Irish crushed Dartmouth 64 to 0 at Fenway Park to post the highest scoring game since 1932 and reach the New England bowl scene. Dancewicz led with two touchdowns and Notre Dame added seven more scores as 41 000 attended.
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Boston
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Dartmouth
New England
Fenway Park
Indians
Hanover
N. H
Yale
Dancewicz
R. Kelly
Gasparella
Angsman
Corbisiero
Marino
Terlep
Maggioli
Nemeth
Clasby
Baseball Meet Sought Revival of Bi State League in 1945
Burlington hosts a session on October 15 with leaders from Piedmont North Carolina and Virginia and major league reps from the Cubs Red Sox Phillies and Detroit to discuss reviving pro baseball in 1945. Plans include reorganizing as an eight club Class C league or forming a new eight club circuit with numerous cities invited.
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Burlington
Piedmont
North Carolina
Virginia
T. S. Wilson
Draper
Jack Sheehan
Chicago Cubs
Joe Reardon
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Danville
Leaksville-Spray-Draper
Martinsville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Sanford
Reidsville
Army Rout Pitt 69 to 7 Crushes Panthers at West Point
Army overwhelmed Pittsburgh 69 to 7 at Mitchie Field. Army touchdowns came from Dobbs Gaucher Blanchard Davis Hayes West and Poole with Walterhouse converting points. Attendance was 10,000.
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West Point
N. Y
Mitchie Field
Army
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Putri
Gaugher
Kosh
Gaucher
Dobbs
Sensan Gaugher
Hall
Blanchard
Minor
Davis
Kenna
Poole
Rafalko
T. Hayes
Pitzer
West
Walterhouse
Record Daily Double Wins at Thistle Down Meet
Cleveland reports the largest daily double at Thistle Down with Keigh Weil and Tom Wade Jr winning the first two races and paying $1,200.60. Six dual pool players also cashed on their $2 tickets.
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Cleveland
Keigh Weil
Tom Wade, Jr
Eagles Triumph Over Packers In Practice Affair
In Nashville on October 14, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Green Bay Packers 38 to 18 in a southern showcase game. The exhibition, for the 20th Ferrying Group athletic fund, featured Eagles scoring on ground plays and passes while Green Bay’s scores came mainly through passes.
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Nashville
Tenn
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay Packers
South
Eagles
Packers
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Perkins
Brock
Hutson
Hinkle
Gaver
Bleeker
Maciesorzyk
Zimmerman
Touchown
Maryland Event Goes To Bradley Horse
E R Bradleys Busher won the 19th Selima Stakes at Laurel Park in front of about 12 000. Rider Eddie Arcaro guided the War Admiral filly to a 3 1/2 length victory over Ace Card and Gallorette with Subdued fourth in a field of ten two year olds. The daughter carried 117 pounds for the mile and one sixteenths on a slow track returning 320 to win a 2 bet.
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Phipps
War Admiral
Navy Defeats Duke in Bruising Midship Battle
In Baltimore on October 14 Navy edged Duke 7–0, unleashing a bruising line clash. Navy dominated the first half with strong defense and sustained drives, while Duke’s offense struggled to sustain scoring threats.
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Baltimore
Navy
Duke
Durham
Hamberg
Navy Duke Football Game Statistics Fragment
In Baltimore the record shows net rushing yards 161 and 3 passes attempted with 1 completed. Passing yards and interceptions are listed with punt, kick return and fumble notes but details are incomplete. Penalty yardage is noted as 6 with several unreadable entries.
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Chapel Hill
Oct
Navy Outpaces Duke Amid Second Period Surge
Navy’s 1943 squad pushes ahead with a 28 yard aerial to Charles, Hamberg’s runs and a late drive bearing down Duke in the second period. Duke musters a comeback bid as Navy fumbles and penalties threaten, but Vic Fines adds a point after a missed end kick with Duke failing to close the gap.
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Charles
Hamberg
Navy
Gordon Carr
Bac
Duke
Clyde
Berg
Russell Owen
John
Guy Breezing
Vic Fines
Grond
Tom Davi Carver
Seec
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Pfc
Charles Carroll
Wolf
George McConnell
Jiggs
Odele Buschman
Sonny
John Odgers
Pup
Robert King
Smoky
Elwood Bierle
Budy
Army Air Forces
Overseas
N. C
Edward V. Mitchell
Kenan
Sedgefield
Lexington
Kennel Club
N.C
Wirginia
Lorentz
Schumacher
St. John Moneely
Burnett
Duda
Tar Heel Harriers
N. Main ST
ICE
West Broad Street
Dixie Indians
Ey Clipper
John Blair
Marine
Pete Maronic
Cherry Point
Donald Ahern
Reading
Art Lowe
Jack Foster
Maronic
Goldsboro
Bobby Weant
Leathernecks
Ahern
Vos
Cherry Point Carolina Promine
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Gorczynski
Binsey Fhe
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Davie
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Pyle
Hapanowice
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Gollay
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Weant
Ahearn Ienexvees
Baroonal
Cove
Lowe Chery Point
iNorth Carolina
Indiana Downs
Emory-Henry
Tenn. Mauls
Layne
Fast Army
Notre Tram
Colgate
William & Mary
Penn State
Bucknell
Temple
NYU
Muhlenberg
Franklin & M
Worcester
Tufts
Connecticut
Brooklynn Collegeé
Ursinus
Bloomsburg Techrs
U.S.C.G
Renselaer
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Michigan State
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Warne
Otterbein
Capital
Kenyon
Wabash
Olathe
Wichita
South Georgia Tech
Auburn
Millsaps
T. A&m
Langston WU
Inlane
Mississippi
Arkansas A&m
Jacksonville NV
Ohklahoma
Norman Navy
Colorado
Utah
Far West Washington
Whitman
BIG Daily
Bradley Horse
Devils
America
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