Thanksgiving hunting ends as Deer and buck stories emerge
A Thanksgiving hunt ends with modest accidents in Oakview and a two day deer season in Alleghany County. Norman Easter, W. A. Hester, and Star Timmins hunted at Hester's farm. Hester shot a 187 pound seven pointer. Changes to deer and rabbit laws are proposed by the Wildlife Commission.
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Alleghany Ty
Norman Easter
W. A. Hester
Timmons
Hester
Bill Hester
Thomasville
Bradford
H.myers
Dale Mya
Ae Morris
Weslie Wood
J J. T. Jr
Raeford
Wildlife Commission
State Department
Spartans Top List In Last AP Grid Poll
Michigan State finished as No. 1 in the final AP college football poll with 2,683 points, ahead of Georgia Tech and Notre Dame. Biggie Munn praised his players and noted the coming 1953 challenge as 19 key men would depart.
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ED Corrigan
New York
Michigan State
Biggie Munn
Spartans
Associated Press
Georgia
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Father O'Donnell
Notre Dame Monogram Club
J. Hi O'Donnell
University
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
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Oklahoma
Southern California
UCLA
Mississi
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Texas
Wisconsin
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California
Mississippi
Maryland
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Syracuse
Ccccess
Duke Se Paeneeereseee
Ohio State
Purdue
Princeton
Rose Bowl opponents face tough prep demands says Wisconsin coach
In Madison Ivy Williamson and USC coach John McKay note the need for major work ahead for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Williamson says USC remains a great foe despite a Notre Dame loss, while Hill stresses focus on Wisconsin and UCLA before their bowl match. Both acknowledge a difficult game awaits.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Ivy Williamson
Hill
Trojans
Notre Dame
USC
Williamson
South Bend
Ind
Southern California
Ivy
UCLA
Declans
College Scores and Results From The Era
A condensed rundown of college basketball game scores listing teams such as Adelphia versus Yeshiva, Hofstra versus Roanoke, St. Michael’s against Pauli Smith, West Virginia, Duke, Vanderbilt, Miami, LSU and others with final tallies reflecting a broad slate of early season matches. Includes multiple institutions across the Northeast and South with a mix of private and public colleges.
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Adelphia
Yeshiva
Hofstra
Roanoke
St. Michael's
Pauli Smith
West Virginia
Waynesburg
W. Virginia Wes
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N. St. Tech
Brook. Coll. Ph
NYU
Newark Rutgers
Alfred
Ithaca
Judson Acquired by Cincinnati Reds in Hank Edwards Deal
Cincinnati Reds announce the acquisition of right-hander Howie Judson from the Chicago White Sox. The move completes a trade that sent outfielder Hank Edwards to Chicago on September 1. Judson, 26, began pro play in 1946 with Waterloo Iowa and reached Chicago in 1948.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Howie Judson
Chicago White Sox
Hank Edwards
Chisox
Waterloo
Towa
White Sox
Judson
Chicago
Sox
University of Ilinois
Hebron
Ill
Smith Brothers Feature Card At Sports Arena
The bearded Smith brothers face Ray Willmer and Jack Witzig in Greensboro at the Sports Arena in the main event. The Great Scott meets George Harden in the semi final, while Herb Larsen and Johnny Bell wrestle in the opener. Doors open at seven with matches from 8 30. John and Al Smith headline the Australian tag match best of three falls.
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Greensboro
Smith Brothers
Ray Willmer
Jack Witzig
Ord
Scott
George Harden
Herb Larsen
Johnny Bell
John
al Smith
Same Type Grid Slate Again Set For TV Viewers
The NCAA Television Committee endorsed this season's plan of telecasting one college football game per week and said it worked satisfactorily. They based the decision on opinion surveys and feedback from the public press and colleges. A similar setup is believed likely for next fall though not stated as definite.
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New York
Ncaa Television Committee
Underdog Reynolds Meets Durham For State Crown
Durham and Winston-Salem clash at Durham Athletic Park for the State AAA high school football title. Durham seeks its third finals appearance in four years and riders an 11-0 record, while Winston-Salem, with two losses, aims for Western Conference first since Charlotte beat Raleigh in 1943.
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Durham's
Athletic Park
Durham
Durham Athletic Park
Winston
Charlotte
Raleigh
Burlington
Greensboro
John Tandy
Westerners
Salisbury
Carey Brewbaker
Navy
Durham Forces
Teenie Chapple
Nick Kronstalis
Bill Gramley
Bi Shelton
Demons
Buddy Basa
Henry
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Boxing results from several cities show Brooklyns Roland Law outpointing Rocky Jones in Rockland ester Pa Henry Gault outpointing Fernando Gagnon in Quebec and Larry Watson stopping Billy Noble in Chicago. Tommy Harrison defeats Wea Bascom in Providence. Chuck Woodsworth stops Tommy Meier in Salt Lake City.
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Quebec
Henry
Pappy) Gault
Spartanburg
S. C
Fernando Gagnon
Chicago
Larry Watson
Billy Noble
Omaha
Providence
R. IL
Tommy Harrison
Los Angeles
Wea Bascom
St. Auis
Salt Lake City
Chuck Woodsworth
Tommy Meier
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Norman Blalock
North Carolina
Shorty
Norman
Milford H.everly
Alleghany Deer
Charlie
Blue Ridge Mountains
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Davidson
Erskine
Duke
Vanderbilt
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David Lipscomb
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Wilson Techr
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Pensacola Nas
Springhill
Miss. State
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Lewis
Indiana
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Michigan
Marquette
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Brooklyn
Roland Law
Rocky) Jones
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Aalent Yel
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