Triangle Wins Chakales Trophy At YMCA Banquet
About 185 people attended the annual YMCA banquet at Wesley Mc Rev Thomas Lindsa y. Triangle Hosiery baseball champs received the Full Measure trophy from Loc Chakales for their season. Several teams and individuals earned gold and silver balls across leagues and schools with Amos Hosiery and 20th Century Sports Club among notable awardees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Wesley Mc
Thomas Lindsay
Pentacostal Holiness Church
T. V. Rochelle
Bret
Son Matney
High Point High School
Wilbur Hutchins
J. E. Marsh
Amos Kearns
J. J
A. D. Grant
Harry G. Bell
Elizabeth Covington
R. B. Culler
Willard Leathers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amos Hosiery
Ymca Basketball League
Neighleague
Highland
Erlanger Ymca
High Point Weaving
Randieman
Purple Cubs
Redwine Hardware
JayCees
National Carbon
Mercury Athletic
Murphy
McGinn
Brown
Speas
Thomas Car Works
Beeson
Les
Hillcrest
Byrd
Joe Byrd
Triangle Hosiery Mill
Soc Chakales
Triangle
High Point Y.M.C.A
Wesley Memorial Church
Edgar Hartley
Y.M.C.A
Roy Braden
Enterprise
Boxing Roundup Scores From Night of Fights Across U S
Los Angeles Hart 220 defeated Hindu Fleet 192 by TKO in Los Angeles. Paul Retuejo 128 outpointed Billy Reed 128 in Indianapolis. Freddy Christman 127 beat Billy Brent 130 in San Francisco. Joe Lamotta 15144 knocked out Baudeiro Valencia 156 in Mexico City. Max Gonzales 1351 outpointed Clarence Cotton King 136% in Puerto Rico. Henry Jordan 145 beat Jerry Piorello 156 in Philadelphia. Al Pennino 125 defeated Mario Colon 129 in Brooklyn. Ralph Walton 139 and Alex Doyle 142 drew in Bangor. Charley Wooster 133 stopped Eddie George 135 in Frankfort. Johnny Green 146% defeated Jackie Wilson 144 in Lackawanna. Jimmy Reyes 166 beat Oscar Boyd 161% in Buffalo. Pat Demers 132 beat Johnny Cool 134 in Worcester. George Butler 129 defeated Art Games 120 in Onset. Irish Jimmy Mulligan 168 knocked out Bob Wade 165 in Newark. Joe Genovese 135 beat Ray Puig 137 in New York. Rudy Richardson 162 defeated Charlie Nuttingly 159 in Holyoke. Bobby Polowiteer 129 beat Rudy Matero 133 in Hartford. Gene Spencer 135 defeated Guy Seréan 136 in Nampa. Billy Parsons 144 beat Sidney Miller 151 in Detroit.
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San Jose
Paul Retuejo
Los Angeles
Billy Reed
Indianapolis
Ind
Stockton
Calif
Freddy Christman
San Francisco
Billy Brent
New Orleans
White Plains
N. Y
Joe Lamotta
New York
Baudeiro Valencia
Mexico City
Clarence “Cotton” King
West Palm Beach
Pla
Max Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Brooklyn
Henry Jordan
Philadelphia
Jerry Piorello
al Pennino
Mario Colon
Bangor
Ralph Walton
Treal
Alex Doyle
Gar- N. J
Drew
Charley Wooster
Prankfort
T.K
Eddie George
Waterville
Buffalo
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
Jackie Wilson
Jimmy Reyes
Cleveland
Oscar Boyd
New Bedford
Mass
Pat Demers
Brockton
Johnny Cool
Worcester
George Butler
Waterbury
Conn
T.K.O. Art Games
Onset
Jersey City
Jimmy Mulligan
Boston
Bob Wade
Newark
Joe Genovese
Toronto
Ray Puig
Hartford
Rudy Richardson
Chariey
St. Paul
Nuttingly
Holy
20 Are Ready For Tank Team Of Tar Heels
Spring drills at Bowman Gray pool drew about 20 UNC swimming candidates led by co captains-elect Russell Proctor and Ben Ward. The report notes strong prospects for next season and lists notable student election results and football, boxing, and baseball connections among Tar Heel athletes and alumni.
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Jim Kluttz
Chapel Hill
Willis Casey
Bowman Gray Pool
University of North Carolina
Russell “Snooky
Proctor
Rocky Mount
Ben Ward
Goldsboro
Casey
Bill Ward
Ed Twohey
Carolina Athletic Association
del Leatherman
Twohey
Winston-Salem
William “Red” Forrest
John McElrath
Allen Jones
Ronald Frazier
John Renfield
North Carolina
Ian Carver
Air Corps
Tonapak
Nevada
Harris Everett
Naval Air Corps
Southwest Pacific
Everett
Carver
Brooklyn Dodger
Clyde King
Claude Crocker
Branch Rickey
King
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Rickey
Crocker
Bob Paxton
White Phantom
Charley
Bud
Stan Guard
Brickell Seaman Aed
Notice of Administration for C H Thomson Estate
The undersigned J Allen Austin is appointed administrator c t a of the estate of C H Thomson. Creditors must file claims with proof within one year from this date, or risk barring. Dated March 21 1945. J Allen Austin administrator ct a estate of C H Thomson. 5421-28 4/4-11-18-25
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J. Allen Austin
C.t
C. H. Thomson
C.t.a
T.a
Senators Sure Thing To End Up In Cellar
The Washington Senators face a tough season with limited changes from 1944. Key losses and injuries strain the lineup as outfielder Stan Spence is in service, new outfielders struggle to hit, and infield shifts attempt to steady the defense. Veterans Kuhel and Myatt anchor the infield while Clift and Case offer late signs of improvement. pitching headlined by Leonard Niggeling Wolff Haefner Carrasquel with Pieretti expected to shoulder workload.
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Cancee
Ossie Bluege
Washington Senators
Senators
Stan Spence
Spence
George Binks
Milwaukee
Walter Chippell
Montreal
Johnny Sullivan
Gil Torres
Joe Kuhel
George Myatt
Harland Clift
Clift
George Case
Dutch Leonard
John Niggeling
Roger Wolff
Mickey Haefner
Alex Carrasquel
Marino Pieretti
Rick Ferrell
Mike Guerra
al Evans
Hickory High Routs Newton-Conover in Conference Game
Hickory High scored 21 runs in one inning to defeat Newton-Conover High 29 to 3 in a conference game played yesterday in Hickory. This offense overwhelmed the visitors as the crowd watched a rare offensive outburst.
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Hickory High
Newton-Conover High
Radio Schedule Notes Corrections and Program Lineup
Radio program listings show numerous time slots with serials news and musicals. Corrections by networks arrived too late to update all items, detailing Western and Eastern time shifts and a late night variety block including Mr and Mrs North and Milton Berle.
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Farrell
Cbe
Midnight
Leo Harrigan
Nbe
Wuiney Howe
Dhs
Walter Kiernan
Terry
Chick Carter
Mbs
Jimmy Carroll
Dick Tracy
Blo- West
Mbs-West
Eileen Farrell
Jack Armstrong
Blo-West
Nhe Jonnie Johnston
Monica Lewis
Dbs
Raymond Gram
Blu
Three Suns
Ellery Queen
Ds Basic Danel Music Orchestra
Hs Lonenger
Kaltenborn
Danese
Mrs. North
Jack Carson
Ted Malone
Cecil Brown
Lum
Abner
Curt Massey
Henry Youngman
Carol
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Dhes
Barney Grant
Headie Cantor
Nhe
Frank Sinatra
Dhs Freling Foster
Kin Gabriel
Heatter
Nbc
Ken Murray
Blu Brownstone Theater
Old Place
Kay Kyser
Niles and Prindley
Anita Fillis
Mbr
Sydney Moseley
Sanper Club
Pro Football Seeks Pact Over College Eligibility
New York reports pro football bosses formed a committee to handle protest from colleges about players with remaining college eligibility signing with pros. They aim for a simple neutral approach to reconcile player wishes and school interests postwar. Bronk’s offhand quip to freshmen is recalled after a Bears victory.
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New York
Nagurski's Comeback Hint From Bears Coach
Luke Johnson recalls Bronko Nagurski returning to fullback in a tough game. Nagurski joined a brief huddle and charged back in, using his famed power to lift the Chicago Bears.
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Luke Johnson
Chicago Bears
Bronko Nagurski
Ante Bronk
Byron Nelson Tops Winter Golf Tour With $21000
Lord Byron Nelson earned more than $21,000 in the PGA winter tour, winning eight of 17 open events and sharing the Miami four ball title with Ed McSpaden. He averaged 3.83 strokes per hole over 4,968 holes, while Sammy Snead returned from service to win six tournaments and McSpaden tallied $12,264.
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Chicago
Golf
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Jug) McSpaden
Miami
Col McSpaden
Sleightly Annoying Play Attracts Attention In Iowa
The Iowa Seahawks warn opponents about a hidden ball trick this season as 19 year old St. Louis candidate Fred Canning joins the infield. Canning is an amateur magician specializing in sleight of hand.
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Iowa Seahawks
Fred Canning
St. Louis
Shorts and Shells highlight Tomas De La Cruz spring form
Tomas De La Cruz, who pitched for the Reds last year, has won four games for Mexico City this spring. A City College of New York publicity man quipped about hiring high school coach Red Gebhard, suggesting a "formula force" used by Ohio State. After a week on campus, football magnates heard George Marshall note the league HQ moving to New York but not yet announced.
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Tomas de la Cruz
Reds
Mexico City
City College
New York
Red Gebhard
C.C.N.Y
Ohio State
George
Washingdone
League
Ee York
Highland Licks Allen Jay In Contest 10 9
Highland baseball team edged Allen Jay 10 to 9 on the Allen Jay field. Highlanders outhit 12 to 9 with pitcher Kearns tallying three hits in four at bats.
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Highland
Allen Jay
Highlanders
Kearns
Mangrum Still Shoots Hole In One In Army Letter
Atlanta reports golf pro Lloyd Mangrum writes from Germany that he is still making a hole in one with his shooting irons though not on a golf course. He notes his command post lies about 10 miles in front of the front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Mangrum
Atlanta
Mangrum
Germany
Fred Corcoran
Water bath canners to roll out in small market lots
The new water bath canners will ship in small lots from now until summer. Each unit accommodates 7 quart jars or 9 pint jars, or 4 half gallon jars.
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Associated Press summary of yesterday’s exhibition games shows Boston A defeating New York N 11 3 and 15 2 in double header play. Toronto 11 Philadelphia A 4 and 11 innings Philadelphia N 4. St Louis A 7 St Louis N 2 and Brooklyn N 5 Montreal 0. Detroit A 7 Chicago A 2. Bainbridge Naval 18 Washington A 7. Cincinnati N against Chicago N noted without result.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Trenton
Interstate
Toronto
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
Bainbridge Naval
Washington
Cincinnati
Professional Grid Schedule Finished Today
The article notes ongoing 1945 schedule planning for ten clubs after the Brooklyn Tigers merged with the Boston Yanks. It reports league actions on stadium use and competition rules as teams await clarity on home venues for 1946 and possible sponsorship by the New York Yankees.
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Hugh 8
Fullerton, JR
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Tigers
Ebbetsfield
Yankee Stadium
Tigers
Boston Yanks
Giants
Fen Stadium
Tomre
Yank's Record Book Nets Him $6,340
Seattle April 11 Marine Sergeant Stanley F E Bronk of Seattle hid his marine corps service record book 12 times before inspections during 33 months in Japanese prison camps. His liberation led to back pay totaling $6,340, with last payment dated November 30, 1941.
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Seattle
Stanley FE. Bronk
Marine Corps
Razorback Basketball team declines Mexico City series
The University of Arkansas Athletic Council turned down an invitation for the Razorbacks to play a series of games in Mexico City this month. The council cited players' commitments to other sports and the long travel time as reasons.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas Athletic Council
Razorback
Mexico City
Browns Rally Back in Exhibition Win Over Cardinals
In New York on April 11 the St. Louis Browns defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 2. George McQuinn and Mike Kreevich hit homers as Denny Galehouse pitched well. Other spring notes include Moses set for army induction and Hancock on Yankees’ slump bust.
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New York
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Red Birds
George McQuinn
Mike Kreevich
Browns
Denny Galeshouse
New York Yankees
MacPhail
Trenton
Cor
Fielder Oeley
Sly
New York Giants
Ray Harrell
Bainbridge
Yanks
Chea Whe Micage
Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Wally Moses
Army
Boston Red Sox
Rex Cecil
Boston Braves
Johnny Hutchings
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Spe
Bob Elliott
Saint
Detroit Tigers
Hal New Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Southpanthher
Syracuse
Ass Kerns
Star Of Georgetown Eleven Reported Dead
Four members of the 1942 Georgetown football team were killed in action. The losses include Eden, a halfback from the Sugar Bowl bid team, and Agnew, of air intelligence, who died over Luzon on March 11. Earlier casualties listed include Al Blazis, Bob Duffy, and Johnny Barrett.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Boston College
Eden
Agnew
Air Intelligence
Luzon
al Blazis
Bob Duffy
Johnny Barrett
Tar Heels hampered by injuries after opener
North Carolina football? No, baseball. The Tar Heels beat N C State in their season opener but lose catcher Clarence DiChiara to transfer. Ronald Frazier steps in, Allan Elger injures a arm, Red Hughes sidelined, while Tommy Andrew shines pitching nine hits and eleven strikeouts.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Tar Heels
N. C. State
Clarence ‘Cookie
DiChia
Norfolk
DiChiara
Ronald Frazier
Winston-Salem
Allan Elger
Elger
Red” Hughes
State
Heartmen
Tommy Andrew
American Legion
Albemarle
Wolfpack
Raleigh
Alumni Pressure Forces UC Coach Leonard Allison Out
Leonard B. Stub Allison said alumni pressure led to his surprise dismissal after ten years as California football coach. The board voted his removal in Berkeley on April 11, and a successor is to be named. Le Havre, once feared destroyed by Nazis, now handles more tonnage than before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkeley
Calif
Leonard B
Allison
University of California
le Havre
Notice of Service by Publication in High Point Divorce
William C Kendall and Myrtle V are named defendants in a High Point NC divorce action filed for absolute divorce on two years separation. A summons issued February 22 1945 directs Myrtle V to appear April 22 1945 before the Municipal Court Clerk to answer or demur. Clerk M W Nash signs March 20 1945. Case 321-284/4-11.
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Myrtle
Pebruagy
High Point
North Carolina
M. W. Nash
City of
N. C
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