Iowa And Long Island Shine In College Basketball Action
Iowa stretched its win streak to 12 with a 143 31 rout of Chicago at Iowa City led by 17 year old Dick Ives who poured in 43 points. Long Island University defeated Rhode Island State 99 68 in Buffalo as part of a double header. Other upsets included Temple over Canisius and Duke over North Carolina. Army and Miami (QC) remained unbeaten, while Dartmouth and Norfolk Naval Training highlighted a strong national picture and several conferences saw shifts in leadership. The Frederick County Rifle and Pistol Club league crowned the Blues with top honors, led by F Burchett and L Ward in a 1290 tying for first with the Red.
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New York
Iowa
Chicago
Long Island University
Rhode Island State
Dick Ives
Hawkeyes
Maroon
Iowa City
Long Island
Rhode Island
Buffalo
New Yorkers
Temple
Canisius
Southern Methodist
Texas
Duke
North Carolina
Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Western Michigan
Camp Grant
Fort Warren
Wye
Utah
Army
Miami
West Virginia
Rochester
Dartmouth
Norfolk, Va
Naval Training
Great Lakes
Muhlenberg
Kentucky
Gonzaga
Depaul
Oklahoma Aggies
Cornell
Midwest
Columbia
Depauly
Notre Dame
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Greensboro
BTC
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon State
Oregon
Idaho
Rice
Arkansas
Baylor
SMU
Frederick County
State Armory
F. Burchett
L. Ward
Tha An
New York Scribes Honor Dickey And Rickey
New York Feb 6 Bill Dickey catcher of the Yankees and Branch Rickey president of the Dodgers were honored at the New York baseball writers annual dinner. Dickey won player of the year the first catcher to do so since 1931. Rickey received the William Slocum Memorial for long service to baseball.
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New York
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Baseball Writers
Dickey
Bill Terry
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Rickey
William Slocum
Kenesaw M. Landis
William G. Bramham
Landis
Bramham
Bill Cox
Brooklyn
All-Time Maryland Baseball Team Put Forward by AP Writer
Associated Press sports writer Ferd Stabley notes strong Maryland claim to top national baseball talent. Vote underway for a first-string all-time Maryland nine led by Foxx and Grove, with Ruth, Keller and Nicholson among contenders.
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Ferd Stabley
Associated Press
Maryland
Free State
Foxx
Marylaid
Jimmy Foxx
Wilbert Robinson
Babe Phelps
Lefty Grove
Babe Ruth
Eddie Rommel
Jack Bentie
Johnny Wittig
Lefty Russell
Allen Russell
Alphonse
Tommy) Thomas
Jack Bentley
Butch Schmidt
Max Bisngo
Buck Herzog
Ray Morgan
Fritz Maisel
Chick Fenster
Don Heffner
Frank
Ruth
Bentley
Lowers
Baltimore Orioles
Grove
Schmidt
Bishop
Maisel
Baker
Reid
Keller
Nicholson
California
Texas
North Carolina
Fort Belvoir to Meet Frederick County All Stars
Fort Belvoir troops bring a strong basketball program to State Armory Frederick County fans will see the Army Eastern Basketball League team in a benefit double header with Frederick County League All-Stars and local high school teams. Included are Lt Paul Baltes and Lt Allen McDonald as regulars, plus the visiting Camp Derrick lineup and two possible furloughs for Demchek and Dodds.
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Frederick County
Fort Belvoir
State Armory
Frederick County League
Frederick
Middletown
Belvairites
Terps
Curtis Bay Coast Guards
Belvoir
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
University of Maryland
Terrapins
Camp Detrick
Virginia
Belivoir
E's
Southwestern Teachers’ College
San Marcos
Texas
Elbert L. Gatlin
Brookhaven
Miss
Millsap College
Jaycee Comitteemen
Camp
Rollie Hemsley Considers Retirement From Baseball
Vienna Missouri February 6 Rollie Hemsley catcher for the New York Yankees today said he is unsure about playing baseball this year. He stated things don’t look good and he must protect his interests, noting no word from the Yankees and no conversation with them. Hemsley is 37 and farms 720 acres nearby with cattle hogs.
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Vienna
Rollie Hemsley
New York Yankee
Yankees
Hemsley
Here
Plan To Hold Jobs For Players Now In Service
New York February 6 wartime planning group recommends safeguards to reinstate players who served in the armed forces with full rights preserved in major and minor leagues. Under Commissioner Landis the committee seeks to keep major league status eligibility and draft rules intact and to require waiver rules across leagues. Returning servicemen would be retained 15 days of the playing season or 30 days of training after reinstatement or be moved to another club, with limits avoided unless used in league games.
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New York
Kenesaw M. Landis
National Defense
National Association
Inter Church League Latest Men's And Women's Results
In the men division Lutheran defeated Evan and Grace Reformed beat Presbyterian two to zero while Buckeystown toppled Middletown Reformed and St Johns edged Middletown. Women saw Grace Reformed beating First Baptist and Buckeystown down St Johns Lutheran edged Presbyterian and Methodist as Evan Reformed faced Buckeystown. Top statistics include Bob Moss Lutheran with 145 single, 371 high match, and Lutheran 1645 team pinfall.
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Lutheran
Evan Reformed
Methodist
First Baptist
Grace Reformed
Presbyterian
Middletown Luth
Middletown Reformed
Buckeystown
St. John’s
St. John's
Bob , Moss
Bob Moss
Marion Shipley
Calvary Methodist
Ww. L Pet
First Baptist Methodist
Mial AD Lutheran Buckeystown
Middletown Ref
Evan. Reformed
Evan
Reformed Grace Reformed
Dempsey Wartime Duty Keeps His Focus Sharp
Palm Beach February six finds former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey in Coast Guard service boosting war bonds. He trains 35 assistants at Manhattan Beach boot camp and says fighters of the era will return with stamina and fighting instinct. He packs rallies, speeches and radio appearances into a busy schedule.
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Manassa Mauler
Coast Guard
Manhattan Beach
N. Y
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Radio Programs On Front Page Variety of Shows
A dense radio program listing details episodes and hosts across a wide mix of genres. Highlights include Captain Midnight stories, News Reports, music hours, serials, commentaries, and comedy segments airing through the evening into late night with orchestras, guests, and educational talks.
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Varrell Serist
Nbce
Midight
Athenican
Cby
Sermal
Basic & Ih
Jaan Murtin Choris
Tara Healy
Gyiv
ULL Musi
Ei Subayan
Atnet
Voliey
Mbs
Lowell Thomas
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Pastor Gomyent
Blu-West
Ogtak Cuniventary
Acba
Setialeuther Ubs
Waring
Dramatierets
Horneo Heart & Ls Trehesvtrastia
Lewis
Cemivents
Ge Bain Iy
Lesters
Tinnenberger
Cbs
Gnerant
Quse
Mba Renbotn
Gomiment
Vox
Parks and Wardon
Emieses Auswers
Ianels
Hevine
Basie
K. Watson
Voorhees
Paul Wineheil
Jerry
Raymond Gram
Bln
Sciern Guild Players & Tiveyts
Prama—oni Education For Freedom
bin Showtime
Hrolway
Jblondie
Bags
Nowsenberee Lannon
Hadineel
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Urges fast action on coughs and bronchitis to prevent chronic bronchitis. Promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that reaches the trouble, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes, and aids sleep with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
New York Racing Season Set at 181 Days Starts April 6
The New York State Racing Commission announced a 181 day season beginning April 6 with a 25 day spring meeting at Jamaica. It continues with meetings at Belmont Saratoga Aqueduct Belmont Jamaica and Empire through November 4. The plan excludes the pending United Hunts Racing Association application and a possible post November 4 victory meeting. Herbert Bayard Swope noted no decision on the Saratoga site for July 31 to September 2.
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New York
State Racing Commission
Jamaica
Belmont Empire
Saratogs
Aqueduct
Belmont
Empire
United Hunts Racing Association
Herbert Bayard Swope
Belmont Track
Golfers Tie for Phoenix Opera Golf Championship
Harold Jug McSpaden of Philadelphia and Byron Nelson of Toledo tied for the Phoenix opera golf championship at nine under par 273 after 72 holes. The event offered a $5,000 purse and was decided in a final round that mirrored a closely contested medal play.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Phoenix Opera
Deadlock to force 18 hole playoff tomorrow
The article notes a deadlock that will necessitate an 18 hole playoff tomorrow. This report appears in The News.
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Ward
Neal
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Hargett
Reds
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I J. Krantz
K St Til Kinsey
I. Borer
St Joseph
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Newepa Pro Farhive
City Bowling League
Urbana
Thomas Howe
Geiser's
Kaufman
Bennie’s
Moose
Farmers
inter-Church League
St. John’s First Baptist
Buckeystown Presbyterian
Methodist Lutheran
Eadache Goxséaty
Kemaberg's Jeweley Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Dempsey
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Kathryn & Grayson
Gene Kelly
Mary Altonsohn
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Red Skelton
Aleanor Powe Anh
Luchle Ball
Virginia O
Frannk Morgan
Lena Horne
Marsha Munt
Marilyn Maxwele
Donna Reed
Margaret O'Fhn
June Allyson
Gloria Dehaven
John Conte
Sara Haden
Ben Blue
Frances Rafferty
Mary Ellie
Frank Jenks
Frank Sulty
Dick Simmons
Ban Lesiy Dom Lofer
Maxive Barr
Kay Kyser
Bob Crosby
Benny Carter
Don the Terren
Spokies
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Mel Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Lincoln
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George B. Kehne
Kehne
East Saint St
Emmert RK. Bowlus
Clerks, Shaw & Kelly
Fredericktown
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