Carolina ready for Wake Forest clash with light work stars
Jack Foster and Ray Walters were limited but should be ready for the Conference opener against Wake Forest at 3 p.m. Saturday. Coach Gene McEver evaluates positions as Hay shifts through multiple spots and reserves vie for roles in the Tar Heels’ top tilt of the season.
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Fred Bauer
Tom Abell
Arthur Collins
Walter Kraus
Jack Dean
Art Lowe
Leroy Ward
Mark Harford
Frank Curran
Greensboro
Peter Maronic
Steve Maronic
Durham
Boxing results roundup from Hartford and other cities
Fights last night list multiple bouts with winners and scores across cities including Hartford New York Los Angeles Washington Philadelphia and Bangor Bangor results show Larry Villeneuve outpointing Ralph Walton in a 145 4 pound bout with Berlin NM listed. Other bouts include Willie Pep stopping Lew Cathey and Ike Williams stopping Freddy Dawson among several decisions and TKOs.
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Denny Bartfield
Joe Amico
Philadelphia
Johnny Price
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Danny Martin
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al Hart
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Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Cleo Shains
Dixie Oliver
Johnny Alien
Ike Williams
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Freddy Dawson
Chicago
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Maxie Starr
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Larry Villeneuve
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Quail Shooting Set To Open In North Carolina
North Carolina announces general hunting details with quail season opening November 23 and running through February. Deer hunts occur at Holly Shelter October dates with draw if applications exceed 360. Officials discuss possible reorganization of game divisions and related recreation oversight.
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Franky Schmidt, World Famed Coach, Succumbs
Francis A. Schmidt, 58, famed football coach with 26 years and 175 victories, died in Spokane Washington. He coached across Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Ohio and Idaho and had been ill for six months. Survived by wife Evelyn Keesee Schmidt.
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Bengals Beat Yankees 4-1 Behind Ace
Tigers extend lead with 4-1 win over Yankees as Steve O Neill's Tigers seize 1st place in the American League race. Browns falter and St Louis and Boston stumble amid tense pennant chase.
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League Basketball Schedules And Standings Fragment
The text lists team records and remaining games for Detroit St Louis New York Boston and others. It notes home and away schedules with opponents and counts, indicating upcoming matchups and locations for the league.
Detroit Beats Yankees as Borowy Suffered Losses
Detroit won 4-2 led by Dizzy Trout as Hank Borowy and the Yankees were slowed. Washington shut out Boston 6-0 in 11 innings. Cleveland routed Boston 8-2 as Steve Gromek allowed nine hits. Hal Newhouser’s Yankees shutout streak remained intact until Lindell homered in the ninth. World Series crowd reached 28,290 at Briggs Stadium. St Louis dropped a heart breaking loss in extras to Washington. Chicago and Cleveland traded big hits as Trosky doubled three times to help the White Sox. Two National League doubleheaders were rained out and several clubs had open dates.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Walker Brooklyn batting 360 and Nicholson Chicago with 106 runs and 109 RBIs. Stan Musial St Louis leads in hits 181 and doubles 48 with Barrett Pittsburgh 18 triples and 25 steals. Nicholson Chicago ties for home runs 32, Wilks St Louis 163 wins and .642.
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Milwaukee slugger Greg Clarke sold to White Sox
In a major league transaction tied to a year ago today, Greg Clarke who posted a .346 average for Milwaukee was dealt to the Chicago White Sox. The trade shifts Clarke from the Brewers organization to Chicago, signaling a significant shift in both clubs' rosters.
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Sports Roundup on Pro Leagues and Penn State Ties
New York and Philadelphia loom as invasion targets for three new pro leagues alongside the National League. All-American Conference and Trans-America League seek Yankee Stadium New York city ties. J Basil McGuire linked to a New York franchise as college interests gatekeep the Coliseum. Also noted are Baltimore pennant factors, Villanova football outlook, and Ray Damon’s anticipated visit to New York.
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Carnegie buys seven top price tickets for Baksi Mauriello fight
Herman Lewin of Mike Jacobs box office notes Dale Carnegie entered to purchase seven eleven dollar tickets for Friday's Baksi Mauriello bout. Carnegie left with seven premium twelve dollar seats.
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Boydston Medal Run Marks In High Jump Era
Don Boydston, former Oklahoma A and M athlete, tied for top honors by clearing the high jump 13 times in his school and college career and reportedly won medals by coin tosses 13 straight times. On Saipan Lieutenant Boydson of the Marines endured heavy casualties and shell concussion with hours of unconsciousness, later praised by Coach Ralph Hig l gins for his “luck” and perseverance.
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Newark Edges Toronto In IL Semis To Take Series
Newark defeats Toronto 3 to 2 securing the series four games to none in the International League semifinals. Louisville tops Milwaukee 7 to 5 to win their American Association series four games to two. Toledo vs St Paul postponed. Nashville upends Memphis 6 to 3 in Southern Association final playoffs leaving the series tied at three games apiece.
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Major League Baseball Schedule With Four Evening Games
Yesterday results listed alongside today's matchups. New York Queen 5-1 visits Detroit Trout 24-12 at 3 00 p m EWT. Boston O Neill 4-0 at Cleveland Harder 11-9 at 3 00 p m. Washington Haefner 11-13 at St Louis Kramer 13-13 8 15 p m EWT. Philadelphia Newsom 15-13 at Chicago Groves 13-13 8 30 p m EWT.
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Baseball doubleheader delays as rain halts Cincinnati Philadelphia clash
Rain postpones Cincinnati at Philadelphia and EWT game at Brooklyn. The lone scheduled contests list Chicago Chipman 11 9 facing New York Feldman 11 13 at 2 30 p m EWT and St Louis Cooper 21 7 meeting Boston Barrett 8 15 at 3 00 p m EWT. Cincinnati Walters 21 8 Heusser 13 8 visit Philadelphia Raffensberger 12 18 Sehanz 12 13 for two games at 1 00 p m EWT? Pittsburgh Roe 10 14 plays Brooklyn Grege 9 14 at 2 30 p m EWT.
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Youth Pleases Jay Manager In His Fielding
17 year old Granville Hamner earns praise from General Manager Herb Pennock for solid fielding at shortstop after Ray Hamrick’s absence. Hamner has two errors in 27 chances since debut last Friday and is seen as improving with physical tools. Manager Freddy Fitzsimmons focuses on his future value rather than hitting, noting he turns 18 next April and will be eligible for induction.
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Majors Stars Tout Wins In Series Opener Row
Hal Newhouser of the Tigers earned his 26th victory by allowing eight hits in a 4-1 win over the Yankees. Johnny Niggeling of the Senators shut out the Browns for 10 innings before Washington’s six-run 11th inning sealed a 6-0 victory. Steve Gromek of the Indians posted his sixth straight win, beating Boston 8-2. Hal Trosky’s three doubles fueled Chicago White Sox 6-3 over the A’s.
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Second Half Of Junior Series To Resume Play
The second half of the junior series resumes today after weather halted play for several days. Kiwanis Club meets the Highland Mills nine at High Point College Park.
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Clash Set For Friday Night At Albion Millis Stadium
Bison and Tommies, led by Coach Carl Sheally, prepare for a hard clash next Friday at Albion Millis Stadium at eight o'clock. The local squad boasts bolstered offense while Thomasville brings strong serves. the scrimmage day featured Whites and Blues with standout players Price Stone Levina and McDonald, and minor injuries nag a few players as practice narrows toward game day.
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Bob Stone
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