Sugar Bowl spotlight on UNC and Georgia stars
The Sugar Bowl stage in New Orleans features North Carolina and Georgia with star players Charlie Trippi and Charlie Justice. Analysts note UNC’s strong season and potential other bowl bids for Wake Forest and N C State, while praising Coach Carl Snavely and Tar Heels as rival post season contenders.
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Sugar Bowl Matchups Set Georgia Faces North Carolina In 13th Game
Georgia, undefeated and ranked No. 3, will meet North Carolina, Southern Conference champions, in the Sugar Bowl on January 1. The pairing followed a 35-7 win over Georgia Tech and UNC's 49-14 victory over Virginia. Teams feature stars Charlie Trippi for Georgia and Charlie Justice for UNC.
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Industrial Cagers Set For Open Night At Y
The local YMCA Industrial basketball league opens Tuesday at 7 p.m. with Triangle facing Heritage in the first of three games. Triangle features Hack Spencer Joe Byrd Red Frazier and Face Evans. Heritage stars include Garland Pugh Melvin Walker Harry Rothrock Loyd Whitt and Curtis McDonald. Rip Collins Randleman Chair plays High Point Weaving at 8 p.m. and the night ends with the Highland club meeting the VFW. Thursday’s schedule includes Carolina Craft versus Heritage Triangle versus Randleman Chair and High Point Weaving against Highland.
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Cavaliers Outclassed In Battle By Tar Heels
North Carolina defeated Virginia 19 to 14 at Scott Stadium to secure a Sugar Bowl bid. Tar Heels freshman tailback Charlie Justice starred with a 54 yard run in the first period and a 45 yard dash plus a 19 yard scoring run in the third.
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UNC Virginia grid stats show tight game in Charlottesville
North Carolina 17 Virginia 16 as NC led with 354 rushing yards to Virginias 136. NC completed 9 of 21 passes for 166 yards and had 0 interceptions. Virginias 40 yards in penalties and 32.1 average kickoff return capped a close contest at Charlottesville.
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Tar Heels Roll Over Cavaliers in Thanksgiving Thriller
Carolina builds a 14 point lead in the first quarter on a 54 yard run and a 23 yard pass to Bob Cox. Justice shines with a 45 yard TD and a late 60 yard drive seals a 35 14 win as Pupa adds a TD and Cox booted four extra points. Virginia stalls after halftime, seals a dominant South to Southern clash.
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Duke Cage Team Announces 1946 47 Schedule
Duke University announces a 26 game 1946 47 basketball schedule with 14 conference games. The season opens December 1 against High Point College in High Point for the High Point Empty Stocking Fund. The slate includes Tennessee rematch and Temple in Philadelphia. possible December Havana games with a Cuban government team. Coach Gerry Gerard builds around four returnees from a 21 6 season.
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LSU to Meet Arkansas in Dallas Cotton Bowl
LSU accepts invitation to play Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day in Dallas. Arkansas, co champ, hosts after Rice withdrew from the bowl. LSU carries a 9-1 season mark.
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Maryland Powers Past Hampden-Sydney in December Home Opener
Ed Koffenberger anchors the lineup as he alternates center and forward with Ausban at guard. Key returnees include Bub Seward, Dick Gordon, Doug Rusbon, Irving Gray, and lettermen Garland Loftis Sammy Rothbaum Alex Miller and Bob Metzler. The team opens at home December 12 against Hampden-Sydney.
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Soaking Dried Fruits Boosts Flavor in Baked Goods
A cooking tip suggests soaking raisins dates prunes and figs for 10 minutes in the recipe liquid to enhance flavor and moisture in cakes puddings and cookies. The method emphasizes preparing dried fruit before folding into batters and batters.
Army Greats End Careers After Undefeated Run
Philadelphia Nov 30 The Blanchard and Davis era ended with a victory over Navy as Coach Earl Blaik praised star players Lee Blanchard and Dan Davis. He called Blanchard the greatest fullback and Davis the greatest halfback, noting their team spirit and Blanchard’s resilient play through injuries.
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Carolina Quint Opens 1946 Tar Heel Basketball Campaign
Carolina lines up for the 1946 season opener against the Cherry Point Marines in Chapel Hill after a record pre season. Coach Tom Scott and assistant Clyde Mullis lead a squad featuring four lettermen John Dillon Bob Paxton Jim White Taylor Thorne and John Hamilton with Roger Scholbe Jim Hayworth Hartley among others. Sherman Nearpia stands 6 6 the tallest and Fred Ryan is 5 8 as new talent fills the backcourt and forward spots.
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UNC Fans Forgo Celebration After Bowl Bid Victory
Chapel Hill reports a restrained mood after UNC secured a Sugar Bowl berth vs Georgia following an 8–1–1 season. Students avoided bell ringing, many headed to Charlottesville to see Charlie Justice, while others planned trips to New Orleans.
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