City-wide gridiron dinner honors High Point teams
The city hosts a 1 night dinner at the Sheraton Hotel to honor High Point High School football teams and coaches with Coach Raymond Wolf as principal speaker Judge D C MacRae will introduce the guest of honor Proceeds support gifts to coaches June Scott and Kenneth Stephens An audience of about 200 is expected with tickets sold out except for players parents Several college sports editors and local papers will attend while Black Bison football guests join in the event Details list committee members and attending players and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh Point High School
Footall
Sheraton Hotel
Raymond (Bear) Wolff
University Oforth Carolina
Johnny Aught
Buck Erickson
Oiies
Iso
Arolina
Enneyivania
Dave T. Yow
June Scott
Kennethtephens
Black Bison Foods
Twn
Laurice Leonard
Greensboro Fly News
Nady Cates
Inston - Salem Journal
Frankpencer
Winston-Salem Minnel
Jack Horner
Eensboro
Bison
Storters
Greensboro
Lexington
Duram
Reidsville
Charlotte
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
South High
Inston-Salem
Mills
Gas- Onia
Salisbury
We Yow
Frank J. Izemore
Amos Ras
Brooks Reitzel
Laurence Jam
Welch Harriss
Sockales
Wayne Hoove
Wilm
Bill” Taylor
Bill Currie
Lewis Hayworth
Kurman Horney
Graham Moran
Albert “Face” Evans
Lloyd
High Point
E. J. Holbrook
Wilber Jones
W. C. Idol
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Tom A. Marlowe
R. M. Bundy
Jas. A. Kidd
Bill Freeze
J. J. Corrigan
Curtis Smithdéal
Eva Grissom
Geo. H. Robbins
Lloyd Flythe
J. B. Fink
L. O. Hutchens
Geo. J. Johnson
A. J. Koonce
J. H. Kalte
Bill Lewis
Sidney A. Larter
F. S. Lawrence
M. D. Matthews
M. L. Slate
J. W. VanLoan
W. L. Smith
H. A. Cecil
Geo. Covington
Dr. W
High Point Paper Box Co
H. F. Hunsucker
Peerless Flooring Co
C. L. Amos
Carolina Container Co
Myrtle Desk Co
Marsh Furniture Co
Monarch Club
Altrusa Club
Clvftan Club
Martin Sign Co
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
E. M. Dudley
J. A. Morris
J. E. Millis
W. E. Hussey
S. G. Williamson
5S. G. Williamson
S. P. Kimsey
High Point Hosts Frostburg State in Soccer Narrow Defeat
Frostburg State Teachers College beat High Point College 3 to 0 on a sunny afternoon, ending the Panthers two year unbeaten run. Meyers converted a penalty, Conrad scored, and Morgan added a late strike as Frostburg’s defense withstood HP’s pressure.
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Frostburg State Teachers College
Maryland
High Point College
Panthers
John Meyers
Hal Conrad
Charles Morgan
Howard Garmon
Elvin Lewis
Hugh Hampton
Frostburg Coon
Thomas
Oseres Kinasezkuk . CC
Chaney R. Garmon
Conrad
Morgan Meses
Nordeck H. Garmon
Meyers Carter
Litton Rosen
Merriman Wwe
Sacco Memon
Iss Conner
Frostburg
Meyers
Morgan
Bond
Force
Johnson
Georgia Tech Accepts Orange Bowl Bid for New Year’s Day
Georgia Tech was invited and accepted a bid to play in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day in Miami. Orange Bowl Committee chairman Jack Baldwin said the second opponent was not yet named, with Missouri favored as the likely foe.
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Miami
Fla
Georgia Tech
Jack Baldwin
Tech
University of Missouri
Tar Heels To Meet S C 11 In Charlotte Shrine Game
Shrine All-Star football game roster announced for next Saturday in Charlotte. South Carolina and North Carolina high school stars will compete to aid Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital in Greenville. Roster lists players by position and hometown across both squads.
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Charlotte
Bob Allen
South Carolina
North Carolina
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
Greenville
Wilson Johnson
Charleston
Eugene Ferguson
Rock Hill
Edward Nalley
Anderson
Skimp Harrison
Columbia
George Washington Defeats West Virginia In Rainy Clash
The Colonials of George Washington University beat West Virginia 13 to 0 before 5,100 drenched fans in Morgantown. The game ended the season for both teams and may mark the retirement of Mountaineer coach Dr. Marshall Sleepy Glenn. Washington scored in the second period and recovered a WVU fumble in the fourth for a second TD.
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Morganton
W. Va
Colonials
George Washington University
West Virginia
Marshall
Sleepy
Local figures listed in partial obituary notice
A fragment lists Bus Overcash Purcell Kinsey Arnold Metcalfe James Bud Kivett Robert Doc Andrews William Bill Graham Clifton Fury Furgurson Douglas Reid Sam Moore in a local notice. The incomplete text suggests a group of individuals linked to a community event or acknowledgment.
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Bus” Overcash, Purcell “Pert” Kinsey
Arnold Metcalfe
James “Bud” Kivett
Robert “Doc” Andrews
William “Bill” Graham
Clifton “Fury” Furgurson
Douglas Reid
Sam Moore
War Dog Wins Thom as K. Lynch Memorial at Maryland
War Dog, a brown colt, led from start to finish to win the $5,000-added Lynch Memorial Handicap at Bowie. The 1:47 2-5 mile and a sixteenth race produced a six-length victory over Challephen, with Wise Lady and Bala Armont completing the top four as a 12,000-strong crowd watched closing fall racing.
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Bowie
War Dog
Maryland
W. A. Brann
Challephen
Belair Stud
Wise Lady
H. Friedberg
Bala Armont
Dukes Tie Titans 10-10 Closes Dream Football Season
Duquesne University remains unbeaten after a 10-10 deadlock with Detroit Titans. Sophomore quarterback John Roki from Clarksburg West Virginia powered the offense and his detachable rubber toe aided ball handling in this final clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Rokisky
Clarksburg
W. Va
Duquesne University
Dukes
Detroit
Titans
Tech Defeats Georgia 13 to 0 in Homecoming Battle
Georgia Tech engineers overwhelm the Bulldogs 13 0 before 30000 homecoming fans. Johnny Bosch scores a 9 yard TD and Roy Goree adds a 4 yard TD as Tech posts its first undefeated campaign in the seven year old conference. Georgia threats thwarted inside the Tech 20 twice.
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Kenneth Gregory
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Engineers
Georgia
Bulldogs
Plases
Johnny Bosch
Bosch
Tech
Howard Ector
Bobby Beers
Vassa Cate
Cliff Kimeey
Bulldog
Beers
George Webb
Robinson
Roy Goree
Goree
Tson
Williams
Ashlesbene's
Wood
Beard RG
Johnson
Richards
Ee Lackey
Skipworth
Jamestown Wins State Soccer Championship Again
Jamestown defeated Old Town 4 1 in the state final to claim the soccer state championship for the third consecutive year and gain permanent possession of the cup. The team has been Guilford County champion five years and has 90 goals for with nine against, six from penalties, under Zeb V Morgan for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Oldtown
Guilford County
Zeb V. Morgan
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Coach Wolf
D. C. MacRae
UNC
Hussey
N. C
By Marse Grant
S.C
Shrine Hospital
S. C
Alfred Wendell
Lynn Nalley
Easley
Guy Eagle
Orangeburg
Alvin Trammell
Clinton
Emory Hollis
Chester
Dave Osteen
Parker
Dubose Whittier
Florence
Pitts Delorme
Sumter
Dave Late
Wayne O'Dell
John Dickson
Ansel Bridwell
Hunt
Hugh Cox
Camden
Sarge Henry
Jack Schuyler
Jim Elvington
Lake View
Robert Epps
Ernie Beamer
Mt. Airy
Jack Hussey
Jim Johnson
Rocky Mount
Robert Hough
Wadesboro
Jack Keenan
Winston Salem
Robbie Robinson
Asheville
Jimmy Stringfield
Waynesville
Fred Anson
Lewis Cline
Wilson
Cliff Fowler
Kannapolis
Jake Poole
Jack Cobb
Belmont
Ray van Link
Billy Lancaster
New Bern
Bucks
Norton
Rockingham
Jim Dodd
Raleigh
Linzyaskin
Ken Rhodes
Harry Smith
Phil Brewer
Glenn Painter
Robert Jordan
Whiteville
George Washington
Duquesne
Old Town
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