High Point Nixes Catawba Game Postponement
Athletic Committee of High Point College states the Panthers season ends with the Burley Bowl played last Thursday and no post season game with Catawba will occur. High Point high school's Black Bison lose to Raleigh, dropping title bid. coach Simeon praised for first year.
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Tony Simeon
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Abie Thomas
Tar Heels Betters Virginia To End Long Feud
North Carolina defeated Virginia 27 to 18 at Chapel Hill to snap a 23 game football rivalry drought. The Tar Heels rallied with late offense and held off the Cavaliers to secure the win.
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Associated Press
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N. C. Dee
High Point College fumbled punt play misreported
Clarifies a Friday Burly Bowl incident from Johnson City. Bob Edwards batted the fumbled punt out after misplay, officials ruled forward bat with penalties changing possession to Milligan. Edwards praised for quick thinking, not blame.
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Local double header to open basketball season at Harrison gym
Exchange club sponsors a December 14 double header in the college gym, featuring High Point high school versus Lynchburg high school in the prelim and High Point college Panthers against Wake Forest Deacons in the main event. Local fans look forward to seeing both their teams.
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Maryland Stops South Carolina Rally 19-13 in Southern clash
Maryland, third Southern Conference win, led 19-0 at halftime as South Carolina staged a late charge. Gamecocks gained 74 rushing yards to Maryland's 238, with key scores including a Bill Poling punt return and a Ben Crosland interception for Maryland. Reese Smith and Sam Behr contributed for Maryland in the third period.
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Drew Pearson Prediction Column Reaches Listeners
Drew Pearson delivers a weekly predictions segment titled Predictions of Things to Come sent to listeners via LEK HATS every Sunday at 7:00 PM on WMEK seeking informed public commentary.
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LSU trounces Tulane 33 to 0 in New Orleans clash
LSU Tigers dominated Tulane's Green Wave 33 to 0 before about 55 000 fans as Miami Orange Bowl hopefuls watched. Gene Knight sparked the opener with a 22 yard run and the Tigers pulled away with Dan Sandifer Y A Tittle connections and Landry scoring drives across the game.
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Alabama Dominates Mississippi State In Homecoming Rout
Unbeaten Alabama crushed Mississippi State 55 to 13 before 22 000 at Tuscaloosa to seal another regular season with Rose Bowl bound form. Harry Gilmer led passing and running as the Tide pulled away late scoring five touchdowns in 18 minutes.
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Great Lakes Triumphs Over Notre Dame In Final Ross Field Game
The Great Lakes Bluejackets crushed Notre Dame 39 to 7 in Ross Field’s last game before demolition. Frank Aschenbrenner starred as Navy’s Woodrow Brown coached the Jackets to a dominant fourth quarter rally.
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North Carolina and Navy Teams Open 1945-46 Season
North Carolina Tar Heels begin the 1945-46 season with 15 games, opening Wednesday at Chapel Hill versus Camp Lee of Virginia. Duke, Elon, Guilford, and several military and naval teams feature across a busy week, including Duke vs Oak Grove Marines and Camp Lejeune clashes.
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Elon College
Moore General Hospital
Cullowhee
High Point College Knocked From U S Football Race
Only eight college teams ended the season unbeaten while Army and Alabama won. High Point College from North Carolina had its record spoiled by Milligan. Army beat Navy 32 to 13 and Alabama defeated Mississippi State 55 to 13 in the final games.
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Radio Schedule Highlights December Sunday Programs
A crowded listing details CBS NBC and other networks schedule for Sunday December 2 including Dr Frank Black Concert singing canaries Max Hill John Charles Thomas and Murrow commentary with major time shifts due to late network corrections. It notes World in Parade national half hour and NBC Symphony Toscanini with multiple drama and variety shows across daytime and evening slots.
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Wake Forest Edges Clemson In Comeback Victory
Wake Forest Deacons rally to defeat Clemson Tigers 13 to 6 at Clemson. Nic Sacrinty scored two touchdowns including a 52 yard run, with Bo Sacrinty adding the extra point. Hardin’s line limited Clemson in the second half as Wake Forest improved to 1 loss in conference play.
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Army Defeats Navy 32 to 13 in Opening Period Clash
Philadelphia reports Army’s star-spangled array struck swiftly for three touchdowns in the opening period to defeat Navy 32 to 13. The game, scheduled for today but not without tense moments, showcased a vigorous first quarter as the Middies fought back.
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Clemson Stumbles After Early Lead In Cadets Victory
Clemson opened strong with Butch Butler kicking deep into Wake Forest territory and scoring, but Wake Forest responded with two touchdowns led by Nick Sacrinty and John Kinsey. Clemson struggled to regain momentum as Sacrinty linked with Kinsey for a 42 yard strike, while Bo Sacrinty missed the extra point. The Deacons extended their lead through the third and fourth quarters, while Clemson pressed hard but failed to finish drives, ending with Wake Forest maintaining the advantage.
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