Panthers Begin 1949 season with T formation shift
High Point College's 1949 Panthers, under coach Ralph James, report 56 players for fall drills. The nine game schedule opens September 17 at Asheville against Western Carolina, with four home games including Catawba and Appalachian, and a new coaching staff adapting to the T formation.
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Yorktown
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Asheville
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John Debenny
Don McCurry
Paul Brewer
McCurry
Don Page
Bill Williams
Glenn Painter
Charlie Collins
Carl Tipton
Hugh Giles
Norman Harris
Harris
Panther
Albion Millis
Catawba Indians
Appalachian Mountaineers
Wofford Terriers
High Point
Phil Dickens
Newberry
Catawba
Sugar Bowl to adopt new NCAA bowl terms
The Sugar Bowl in New Orleans will operate under proposed NCAA postseason rules. Frank Schaub says the executive committee will implement the plan at the January 2 game while meeting legal obligations to stadium bondholders. The NCAA proposal includes share of gross receipts and representation on sponsoring committees.
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New Orleans
NCAA
Frank Schaub
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Schaub
Tulane University
Nervous steering? Visit the service department today
The note invites customers to the service department for a complete check up of steering troubles, implying a professional inspection to diagnose and fix nervous steering behavior. It aims to attract motorists needing practical maintenance.
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Service Department
Master Boxer Ray Robinson Faces Slugger Belloise in New York
Welterweight champion Ray Robinson meets Steve Belloise in a non title ten rounder at Yankee Stadium Wednesday night for a shot at Jake Lamotta or Marcel Cerdan. Promoters expect about 25 000 fans and a gate near 150 000 as both seek a middleweight title bid.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Steve Belloise
Yankee Stadium
Jake Lamotta
Marcel Cerdan
Jake
International Boxing Club
Robinson
Belloise
Ted Williams Aims to Be Best Player for McCarthy
Washington reports Ted Williams pursues his life goal of being the greatest player in Joe McCarthy's eyes. The Red Sox star enters the stretch with a .355 average, 30 home runs, 120 RBIs in 1941 comparable form, while Williams already leads the league in hits and walks and fuels Boston with his on base prowess.
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USP
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Red Sox
Joe’ McCarthy
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Sarasota
Fla
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Ted
McCarthy
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Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
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Willams
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Philadelphia
Industrial Golf Tourney Planned
Greensboro plans a statewide industrial recreation golf tournament for September 24 and 25 at Gillespie Park. Norman Dalton reports 30 to 40 entries are already lined up. open to any worker over 16 at an industrial firm. The 36 hole medal event tees at 2 p.m. Saturday with trophies for winners.
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Greensboro
Norman Dalton
City Recreation Department
Dalton
Gillespie Park
Hartley Sets Unofficial Record In Strength Test
Ronald Sullivan the 160 pound High Point husky held the “Mr. Carolinas” title again as eight competitors took part in the Carolinas AAU sanctioned strength on physical culture contest at High Point lake. Hartley of Sophia placed first in the strength event and set an unofficial world record by lifting 310 pounds in the bent arm pull over, with Sullivan securing the physique crown. About 350 spectators watched the event moved indoors due to bad weather.
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High Point
High Point City Lake
Darrell Byerly
Sanford Wa
Charles Hartley Sophia
Sullivan
University of North Carolina
Hartley
Losi
Dick Meisky
High Point Y. M. C. A
City Lake
Ferrier grabs Grand Rapids Open lead with 65 in third round
Jim Ferrier shot 65 to post a 198 total and four stroke lead at the Grand Rapids Open. E J Harrison and Lloyd Mangrum trailed at 203 and 202 while Mangrum began two over early before rallying with six birdies. Ferrier seeks the $2.6 prize as the field moves toward the final round.
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Mich
Big Jim Ferrier
San Franciscan
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Lloyd Mangrum
Ferrier
Cascade Hills Country Club
Mangrum
Harrison
Chicago
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