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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1944
Page
5
Chappell Bound Over On Arson Charge In Thomasville
Thomasville news reports Sparks Chappell, 20, bound over on arson charges in connection with a boarding house fire that killed June Weir and left others homeless. Chief FE Richardson testified Chappell admitted starting the fire to settle a dispute with his two roommates. only he testified at the hearing. Probable cause found. case sent to county authorities for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ig Sparks Chappell
Davidson
FE. R. Richardson
Chappel
June Weir
Ree
Funday
Howard Steed
County Bhounties
Improve cabinet ergonomics by repositioning door knobs
Adjust the upper binet doors knobs toward the bottom of those doors and raise the lower cabinet knobs toward the top. This placement reduces reaching, bending, and stretching for easier access.
Tar Heels vs Cavaliers faces Dixie rivalry renewal in Norfolk
The oldest continuous gridiron rivalry in the South between North Carolina and Virginia is renewed at Foreman Field in Norfolk with about 15,000 in attendance. Kickoff is 2:30 PM as Carolina aims to field full strength units amid weather delays and lineup changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dixie
North Carolina
Virginia
Foreman Field
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
College of William and Mary
E Cavaliers
Newport News
Cavaliers
McEver
Allan Elger
Duke
Iowa
Warren
Bill Voris
U. S. Navy
Yale
Wes Eae
Omer
Ohio State stars named to New York Sun all America team
Three Ohio State players earn all America honors with Buckeye quarterback Les Horvath rated as the season’s outstanding player in collegiate ranks. The Sun selects Dagger Whitmire Dodbelstein Prewitt Hackett Ferraro Walker Horvath Davis Jenkins Dimancheff for chosen positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio State
New York Sun
Les Horvath
Buckeye
Dagger
Whitmire
Navy
Dodbelstein
Tennessee
Prewitt
Tulsa
Hackett
Ferraro
Southern California
Shrine Bowl gridders set for eighth annual clash today
Charlotte notes preview the Shrine Bowl classic with North Carolina and South Carolina lineups and practice hints. Starters include Carson Martin Clanton Fine Cagle Marshall Crews Hendley Gage Hollis Cox Graham Kerr Monday Elmore Knotts Matthews Duncan Dorton Pearson Patterson Tice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Le—Carson
Spartanb
Martin
Sumter
Clanton
Darlington
C—Fine
Spartanburg
Cagle
Gaffney
Rt—Marshall
Camden
Crews
Greenville
Hoppe starts defense of three cushion title in New York
Willie Hoppe of New York opens defense of his three cushion billiard title tomorrow night at the Hotel Capitol in the first match of a ten day round robin centennial competition against Miguel Marquez of Mexico. A Sunday night match follows with Ralph Greeneleaf facing Arthur Rubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Hoppe
New York State Racing Revenue Reaches 1944 Total
New York State tax commission reports 1944 racing revenue at 29,022,617.19 dollars, up from 1943's 19,306,140.20 dollars. The figures reflect tax income from racing activities across the state during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Tax Commission
Snead returns to form in San Francisco and Portland Open
San Francisco reports Samuel Jackson Snead, back after 26 months in the Navy, as the main draw in the Portland Open and San Francisco Open. Pro peers praise his impact on the game despite occasional losses as crowds rally to the long hitter from Hot Springs Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Samuel Jackson Snead
Navy
Hot Springs
Babe Ruth
Snead
Zollners beat college all stars in latest pro cage clash
In Chicago on December 2, the Ft. Wayne Zollners, defending pro basketball champions, defeated the college all stars 58 to 48 marking their first win in five games against amateur rivals. Veteran Bob McDermott scored 17 points to lead Zollners, after Phillips 66 of Oklahoma City edged Denver Ambrose 34 to 30 in the pre all star game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Gulfstream Park opens with record mutuel handle in Miami
Opening day crowds at Gulfstream Park in Miami totaled 10,446 with $429,209 wagered in mutuel machines. President James Down praised the turnout and predicted a strong season despite transport issues. OPA South Florida chief John McCarthy issued summonses for 25 drivers to appear December 9 for gasoline revocation hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Gulfstream Park
Here
James Down
Oval
John McCarthy
OPA
South Florida
Salt Aids Poached Egg Coagulation in Water
An aid to poaching eggs is the addition of a teaspoon of salt to each cup of water. This will hasten the coagulation of the egg white and prevent the white from spreading too much.
Pro Tilt Highlights NFL Eastern Division Race
Large crowd expected as New York and Philadelphia battle to regain control of the Eastern Division with the Giants opening a two game series against Washington in Newark. The Eagles face Brooklyn at Shibe Park while Detroit and Chicago meet for western play and Green Bay wraps its schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greasy Neale
Eagles
Shibe Park
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Tigers
Detroit
Bears
Lions
Boston Yanks
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
National Football League
W. L. T. Pet
N. Yoror
W'gion
Peilphia
Boa
Boston
Boklyn
Tomorrow’s Games Spotlight Across League Cities
Washington plays New York as Brooklyn visits Philadelphia and Boston travels to Detroit. In the NFL Bears meet Card-Pitt in Pittsburgh for a marquee clash highlighting rivalries and season momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Card-Pitt
Pittsburgh
Unclear Football Scores From Historic Boxing Day Grid
A jumble of scores lists teams like New York Brooklyn Washington Boston Detroit Cleveland and Green Bay Card Pitt with various point totals, but no clear game details or dates to describe an event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Green Bay
Card-Pitt
Emma Blair And Ray Street Tag Winners
Emma Blair and Ray Street win semi final tag football at the Post Office playground in two close games. Bell and Ted Smith starred for Ray Street, while Grissom and Barber stood out for Johnson Street. Elm’s Rob inson in a late touch down powered Emma Blair to an 18 to 12 victory. Final series starts Wednesday for Emma Blair versus Ray Street in a best two of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Flay
Army Navy game attracts 70 thousand to Baltimore showdown
The Army Navy football classic moved to Municipal Stadium in Baltimore with an expected crowd of 70 000. Army seeks its first unbeaten season since 1916 and a national title, while Navy aims to extend its six game winning streak in the bitter rivalry. War bond sales boosted ticket revenue to about 50 million dollars as fans from near and far crowded in despite 10 mile zone restrictions and scalper activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Army-Navy
West Point
Navy
Army
Annapolis
Earl
Red) Blaik
C. O. Humphreys
Oscar Hagberg
Glenn Davis
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Bob Jenkins
Hal Hamberg
Richard Pitzer
Dick Walterhouse
Don Whitmire
Decatur
Ala
Naval Academy
Davis
Blanchard
Ed Kenna
Dale Hall
Army Navy Game Spurs War Bond Drive Nationwide
Treasury announced total Sixth War Loan bond sales linked to the Army-Navy game in Baltimore reached 858 637 000. War Finance director Ted R. Gamble praised the Army and Navy for enabling the sales and for boosting national war bond consciousness through the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Treasury
Ted R. Gamble
Army
Navy
Naming Pro Football Leagues After Football Greats
Sports roundup discusses naming new pro football leagues after legends like Walter Camp or Jim Thorpe and suggests applying similar renaming to minor baseball circuits. Lynn C. Doyle notes the Army Navy game has served as a public service by providing a lighter conversational topic amid cigarette chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Radio Program Schedule Update and Corrections
Radio program list shows Eastern War Time and MWT changes with corrections by a nervous worker after deadlines. Highlights include Atlantic Spotlight, Red Cross in the Pacific, Adventures Ahead, The Army Navy game coverage, and a sequence of concerts, operas, news, and variety shows through 11 PM with adjustments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Hollywood
Dramaticomcis National Farm
Pacific
Grand Central
Staten & News
Odly Navy
the Basters
Army-Navy
Cts
Moidie Condon
Jane
Tasing Lanchbeon
Lopez
Londenente
Nbe
Metropolitan Opera
Oy Frs
Eblu
Nix
Tjrand Uotel Pranam
Hout Ls
Stopak
Biu
W. Vanderoun
Orch
Curt Maumecy
Nancy Martin
Quincy Howe
Howard Tomlinson
Montezuma
Cbs
Harry Wismer
HH. Fleming
Biu Fiawali
Lionel Barrymore
Britain
Leland Stowe
South America
Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Arthur Tale
Mbs
East
Murle
Fran Greer
Vinslite
Ben. Kaveenbe
Whenny Baker
Frank
Imbs
Arthur Hale
Truth & Consequence
F.B.I
Boston Symphony
The
Symphony Orchestra
Silat
Corlone de Ramatic
Ulek
the Guy
Lombardo
Ovchestra
Chicago
Theater of the Air
Pbs
H. Marshall
One Minute Sports Page Highlights Pro and Service Boxing and Hockey
Steve Bagarus may debut for the Redskins against the Giants while on leave as Army transfers him east. Tony Janko eyes victory 29 of 30 in Belleville against Sammy Mammone after debuting in 1943. Eveleth High School hockey tours Boston regionally for Christmas. Keesler Field hosts a December golf tourney drawing 300 players. Great Lakes team schedule and midwest servicemen league games feature naval personnel. Dick Young rebounds in London bout to beat Bill Kingsland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bagarus
Washington Redskins
Giants
Army
al Blazis
Tony Janko
Youngstown
Sammy Mammone
Belleville
N. J
Tony
Eveleth, Minn
Boston
Service Dept
Keesler
C.I
Great Lakes
Big
Naval Training Center
London
Rainbow Corner
Bobby Volk
Dick Young
Texas
Bill Kingsland
Boxing Roundup From Several Cities Across The Nation
Fights last night produced several results with draws and decisions across New York Philadelphia Worcester Providence Waterbury and Indianapolis. Notable results include Fernando Menichelli and Johnny White drawing in New York Jersey City and Allentown victories by Danny Devlin and Billy OConnor. Gene Gregory and Charley Lewis both recorded knockouts in New Haven and New York respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fernando Menichelli
Buenos Aires
Johnny White
Jersey City
Drew
Danny Devlin
Allentown
Walter Thomas
Cecil Schoonmaker
Kermit Holloway
Philadelphia
Joey Puig
Young Lee Q. Murray
Baltimore
Billy O'Connor
Talbert Anderson
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Potenti
Roy Spencer
Frankie Ross
Boston
Ernie Kapps
Milford
Providence
Charley (Cathey) Lewis
Gene Gregory
New Haven
Gene Boulden
Joe Gillis
Waterbury
Conn
Indian Gomez
Havana
Jerry Fiorello
Brooklyn
Bobby Polowitzer
East Hartford
Red Mills
Springfield
Indianapolis
James Sherron
Bobby Fowler
Chicago
Peters Stars as Reidsville Top High Point in Rough Game
In front of about 1600 fans, Reidsville beats High Point 27 to 13 to extend its winning streak to three. Tom Peters scored three times for the Golden Lions, with Everette adding two extra points and Perry scoring for Reidsville on a late drive. High Point’s Tommy McGhee and Muss Levina provided standout moments, but Peters and the Reidsville backfield dominated the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Black Bison
Reidsville Golden Lions
Lions
Tom Peters
Everette
Reidsville
Bison
Peters
Davis
Invaders
Tommy McGhee
Reid
McGhee
Moore
Perry
High Point
Thomas
Reids- Ville
Mee Ghee
Muss’ Levina
Curt McDonald
Bill Loyd
Durham
Levina
Pas
Brewer
Dogmere
Newell
Thompson
Apple
Braswell
Hardy
Armstrong
Gordon
Flying Safety Beats High Point Panthers 28 to 26
The Winston-Salem Flying Safety clinched their second win over High Point college Panthers 28 26 with Conrad scoring the most for the visitors Sullivan led High Point with seven points Nancy Isenhour had a scoreless second appearance for High Point and the roster lists Ruboski Walker Leonard Sheek Hicks and Foster among others with substitutes Lyons Gunst and Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
High Point College Panthers
Hncore
Conrad
Sullivan
Panthers
Nancy Isenhour
Pos. F.S
H.P
F—Ruboski
Walker
F—Leonard
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Louisiana State
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Connee
South Methodist
Oklahoma
Lickingebraska
Oklahoma City
Thwestern
Rice
Arkansas
Havana Presbyterian
Tomorrow
Sundy
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Aval
Fort Pierce
Maxwell Ld
Maxwell Field
Ort Pierce
Third Air Force
Morris Ld
Tampa
Golden Hurricane
University of Miami
Mii
Perry Moss
Happell
Harold Craven
Pat Taylor
Lutheran
Fairmont Park
Guy Lombardo
Nimrods
Grand Marais
Lake Superior
Upper Peninsula
Carl Keiser
Barney Szumal
Art Kling
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Soldier Field
Tilden and
Webb
G. Bay
C. Bars
Cland
Emma Blair
Ray Street
Jack Lords
NEAD
Brilanp
WIS Releas
Dizzy Dean
Bugs Raymond” League
Associated Press
Purple Panthers
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