College Court Teams Settle Down
College basketball settles down after early season events as Eastern Intercollegiate League opens its 40th campaign without Dartmouth. Cornell hosts Columbia and visits Yale while Harvard falters on a western swing. Penn State meets NYU at MSG as St John’s vs City College and LIU faces UNC Wilmington and Manhattan in notable tilts. Duke and William and Mary battle in the Southern Conference as Mississippi State leads the SEC title chase with six straight wins.
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New York
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Detroit
Madison Square/ Garden
Penn State
St John’s
Metropolitan
City College
Long Island University
North Carolina
LaSalle
Ynbesten
Manhattan
Fordham
Rhode Island
Big Ten
Minnesota
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iwinois
Stanford
Opto
A. A
Cunber
Big’ Ten
Obio
Kentucky
Northwestern
Great Lakes
Iowa
Chicago
Purdue
Hamline
Michigan State
Washington State
Bradley Tech
Notre Dame
Duke
William and Mary
Temple
Davidson
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
North Carolina State
Clemson
Wake Forest
Mississippi State
Fort Knox
Xavier
Alumni Victory Over Varsity In YMCA Basketball
The YMCA Alumni defeated the Varsity 38 to 23 in a basketball game Saturday. Key scorers included C Kemp and BR Gardner for the Alumni, while J Griffin, Bowers, Slagie and Talley contributed for the Varsity. Referee was Alvin G. Quinn with timer Brian Septer.
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Y. M C.A
C. Kemp
BR. Gardner
Suntet
Jean
Jack
F. Doe MecClellan
Elworthy
Talley
G. Gartiner
Coc - Totais
Mlc
J. Griffin
Bowers
R. Slagie
W. Talley
Totais
Boxing and boxing commission under New York sport doubt
New York debate over boxing commissions and state governance weighs on 1943 season. Governor Dewey may reshuffle regulators while Judge Landis faces baseball decisions. Also notes on age limits for pro fighting, charity game totals, and a fleet of Atlantic crossings by Pan American Airways.
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New York
Landis
Washington
Tom Dewey
Fight Alberts
Dewey
Maryland
Seph H. Hart
Pan-American Airways
la Guardia Field
Landis Aims 1964 Baseball Plan At Emergency Parley
Commissioner K M Landis plans a five point 1964 season package at an emergency meeting with NL and AL officials. Key ideas include a 130 game schedule opening April 27, longer series to cut cross country trips, open dates between long jumps, reduced traveling squads to 20, and streamlined spring training moves amid travel restrictions.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Landis
Joseph B. Eastman
Washington
Eastman
Frank Colfey
American Association
Dium Ida Gamis
California
Florida
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Hollywood Glamor, War News Shape Screen Rights Battle
Erskine Johnson notes shortages and shifting notions of glamor in Hollywood as DeMille argues glamor is a delusion and voice adds power. Studios rush to secure screen rights to real life war stories, with DeMille and others grabbing prestige projects like Clark and North Africa exploits, Chetnik tale from Yugoslav rebels, and more.
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Jim Pixlee
Army Air Force
Pixlee
Gar Griffth
Manhattan Beach Coast Guard
Villanova
Bill Shirley
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Coast Guard
Index, Wash
Hollywood
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Anarmina
CR. DeMille
Gloria Swanson
DeMille
Laughton
Charles Laughton
RKO
Roosevelt
Corydon M. Wastell
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Africa
Mark Clark
North
Twentieth Century-Fox
Draja Mikhailovich
Chetnik
Frederick City Hospital Granted Approved Status for 1943
Frederick City Hospital is designated an Approved Hospital by the American College of Surgeons for 1943. The official notice cites a capacity of 1365 beds and places the hospital among 29389 U S facilities, despite depleted staff, reduced supplies, higher costs, and increased service demands. Maryland hospitals receive approvals. Baltimore City reports numerous designations amid wartime needs.
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Frederick City Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Trvin Abell
Louisville
Board of
Regents
National Medical Instituion
United States
Maryland
Baltimore City
Maryland race tracks post record revenue in 1963
Annapolis reports state racing commissions shows gross returns of 1 833 270 with 220 000 in expenses and 1 612 389 48 net revenue to treasury. Pimlico 533 864 18 Havre De Grace 396 689 60 Laurel 378 811 Bowie 377 428 03 county fairs 124 395 03 Timonium 34 052 10. Governor O Conor notes wartime transport limits but says interest remains high and concessions may be needed to keep tracks operating.
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Annapolis
Jan
Maryland
O'Conor
State Racing Commission
Pimlico
Havre de Grace
Laurel
Bowie
County Fairs
Timonium
Treasury
Bill Dudley Leads Shamrocks Past Camp Lee 24 7
Richmond Virginia January 3 Billy Dudley a former Pittsburgh Steelers back sparked the Norfolk Shamrocks to a 24 7 victory over the Camp Lee Quartermasters in the service bowl. Dudley scored twice including a 64 yard reception TD and a 10 yard dash. Pritchard added a six yard TD run and Howard Rokiski contributed as the kicking trio with placements.
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Richmond
Billy Dudley
Pittsburgh Steelers
Virginia
Norfolk Shamrocks
Camp Lee Quartermasters
Dudley
Bosh Pritchard
VMI
Pritchard
Shamrock
Shamrocks
Jimmy Howard
Howard
John Rokiski
Duquesne
Vermont Becomes Ninth State After Constitution Adoption
Vermont entered the Union as the ninth state following the ratification of the U.S. Constitution by the original thirteen states. The admission marked a pivotal expansion of the early United States and established Vermont as a new member of the federation.
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Vermont
Women in War Work and Shifting Home Roles
A wartime advice page discusses how working wives during the war redefine domestic duties and independence, noting husbands may face new expectations as women enter offices and factories. It predicts postwar living changes, shared work, and potential community housing to ease domestic burdens.
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Busines
Mary Jane
Frederick bowling league resumes after layoff
After a week off for the holidays the Frederick Inter Church bowling league resumes tonight at 7 38 p m at Health Center bowl ing alleys. In the men s division Middletown faces United Brethren Presbyterian plays Beth Sholom. In the women s division Buckeystown meets St John s and Grace Reformed faces Lutheran.
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Frederick
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