IsportS Roundup of Ailing Athletes and Football Tales
The report lists numerous players sidelined by injuries and health issues across teams in the race for league pennants, from Marty Marion and Phil Cavarretta to Hank Berg and Dutch Leonard, amid wartime 4-F squad talk. Also notes on rookies facing tough scrimmages, Bruce Woodcock seeking a world title shot, a Virginia coach’s return to campus, and various coaching anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Marty Marion
O'Dea
Wilks
Phil Cavarretta
Heinz Becker
Eddie Mayo
Hankberg
Haler
Sen— Dutch Leonard
Pourri Bruce Woodcock
George
Ameli
Frank
Virginia Grid
Alma
Stu
Coast Guard
Acade
Babe di
Purdue
Yanks
Baseball Roundup: Wyse, Ruffing, and More Shine
Hank Wyse pitched Cubs to a 4-0 win over the Phillies for his 19th victory after a rough stretch. Red Ruffing and Oscar Grimes fueled a doubleheader split for the Yankees with a 3-1 win and a later 9-8 victory. Vern Stevens powered the Browns with a two run homer in a 9-2 triumph over Boston. Roger Wolff earned his 18th win for the Senators in a 5-1 verdict against Cleveland with three RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Wyse
Cubs
Phillies
Artoine Cardinals
Colubus
Frank McCormick
Hank Sauer
Reds
Cincinnati
New York
Bobby Estatelella
Athletics
al Benton
Tigers
Estatella
Boston
Roger Wolff
Senators
Cleveland
Children Likely Have Tooth Decay by Age Six
It is estimated that more than nine of every ten children have one or more decayed teeth by the time they reach age six.
Snavely Seeks Backfield Stars for North Carolina
Coach Carl Snavely tunes two leading backfield duos for full and wingback while tailback remains unsettled at North Carolina. Depth features Bill Voris Joe Gurtis Bob Oliphant B. K. Grow Jr and rookies including Tomman Flamish Don Clayton Johnnie Colonel Tom Colfer plus wingbacks Norcross Lineweaver Kennedy Allen Ferguson and others. first game set with Georgia Tech Sept 29 after Camp Lee scrimmages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
North Carolina
Tar Heels
N. C. State
Camp Lee
Georgia Tech
Bill Voris
Joe Gurtis
Snavely
Bob Oliphant
B. K. Grow, Jr
Navy
Voris
Oliphant
Stoomes
Erl Norcross
Bill Crutchfield
Gerald Allen
Johnny Lineweaver
Bob Kennedy
Donald Fe
Siler City
Allen
Shelby
Ferguson
Bill Walker
Paul Rizzo
Don Hartig
Bill Rainey
Bobby Reynolds
Tomman
NORTC
Hamgyy
Bill Flamish
Don Clayton
G. I
Wolfpack Triumphs In NC State NC Tar Heels Practice Tilt
NC State defeated North Carolina 30 to 13 in an extra period practice game in Raleigh. The Wolfpack, led by tailback Howard Turner, showed potential strength for the Southern Conference season while UNC struggled on the ground against the Tar Heel line. Don Haralson returned to South Carolina’s Gamecocks in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty Minshull
Richmond
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Beattie Feathers
Wolfpack
Howard Turner
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Columbia
Is. C
Don Haralson
Dade
Sedgefield Horse Show Opens Event
Gleam of Genius K of Spartanburg S C was acclaimed best hound afield as the annual Sedgefield Horse Show opened. Ninety entries from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia compete over the weekend with winners named in multiple classes and a featured natural carriage event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Ee Cornish
King Christan
Lin
Athalia
Sun Dial
Golden Valley Jim
Triss
Josephine
Golden Valley Kennels
Forest City
Helen Jeter
Tilley
Joe White
Lucile
Rangood
Silver Wings
Percy Flowers
Saddler Douglas
Alka Setzer
Hannah Turner
Joe White Kennels
Trigger Bill
Buzzard Roy
Alberta Ruth
Clayton
Robin Hood
Bristol
W. M. Western
High Point
John White
Ruth
Pat Moody
Plant City
Dixie Butterfly
Dixie Caprasens
Dr. G. T. Ross
Gastonia
Cracker Kirby Yellow Jacket
Katie Mae Rodgers
Fred A. Gross
Roanoke
Ruby Wings
Fa Gordon
John Laney
Hi Dortor II
Hitor
Golden Girl
Fleet K
Tom K-Fleetwood
Winaway
Smoke Autless
Winstay Winn
Guy Horton
English
Fancy Gordon
Ruby Gordon
Scott
Skipper
Lu Lu Rodgers
Lee Kirby
Gene
Alice
Winnaway
Yellow Jacket
Fred Gross
Charlotte Horse Sets New Record At Fair
Ellis Hanover set a track record of 2:11 for the mile in the Reading fair futurity for two year old pacers at the Tren ton fair. The bay colt owned by R. H. Johnston of Charlotte led in the first heat with Bion Shively handling, while Widow's Son owned by FE Herrin of Charlotte vied in both heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Ellis Hanover
R. H. Johnston
Charoitte
N. C
Bion Shively
Widow
FE. L. Herrin
Charlotte
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Isports
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Cleve Rams
Gil Boy
Ion College
Cornell
Adam ‘Alsh
Gil
Tooms
Ford Frick
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Mechanicsburg
Naval Supply Depot
Oran
Jim Harris
Air Forces P.D.C
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rock
The
Associated Press
Patitta
Goodyear
Rey Earces
North Main St
Dick Fowler
St. Louis Browns
Philly
Fowler
Carolina
Sedgefield Horse Show
Springfield
Mass
INS
Package Machinery Company
Vile
Ala
Duke
Blue Devil
Durham
Don Carver
Cliff Hagerty
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Peahead Walker
Es UT Md MahaTae
A&p
White House Milk
Ann Page
Sunnyfield
IONA
Marvel Bread
Marvel Daily
ARGO
Ree
Pillsbury
Ivory
Gamay
FIRM
Iceberg
Texas
White House
Frisin
Riverside Soy
Crutchfield
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