Panthers Open Season Against Flying Safety in Harrison Gym
High Point college launches basketball with Ralph James coaching as the Panthers face Flying Safety from Winston-Salem tonight at 8 in Harrison gym. Ten projected starters from a 31-man tryout include Kellam Walker Tipton Surratt Harris Foster Embler Tilley and Billings, with Walker Foster and Tilley returning from last year. The team eases into the schedule, with January 12 at Salisbury versus Catawba signaling the first conference test after Christmas.
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High Point College
Panther
8Th Air Force
Winston- Salem
Harrison Gymnasium
Colege
Ralph James
Panthers
James
Tommy Kellam
Lawrence Walker
Carl Tipton
Bill Surratt
Cecil Harris
Jack Foster
Bobo Carlton
Don Embler
Kenneth Tilley
Billings
Walker
Foster
Tilley
Salisbury
Catawba
High
Thomasville
Lions Club
Don Chance Favorite In Gulfstream Feature
A Miami owned thoroughbred named Don Chance is set to be the favorite in the $1,800 Indian River event at Gulfstream Park today. Other three year olds in the field include Ariel Sir Jinx Pink Devil and Belwyn. Don Chance is the property of a local owner.
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Miami
Fila
Don Chance
Gulfstream
Ariel
Sir Jinx
Pink Devil
Belwyn
Gulfstream opens with 7723 crowd and big purses
Gulfstream's first regular day drew 7,723 spectators. The eight race show paid $474,381 in purses. Margaret McCallum's Reztips won the Orlando purse. Mrs. D. B. Miller's Sky Skipper paid $16.40 to win.
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W. A. Coleman
Gulfstream
Sca
Margaret McCallum
Reztips J
Orlando
D. B. Miller
Sky Skipper
North Carolina to Seek AAU Swim Meets in High Point
A 10 member delegation from North Carolina AAU led by Lewis Fisher will travel to Richmond on December 7 to secure junior national AAU swimming events for next summer at High Point municipal pool. If secured, dates will be announced later.
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Richmond
High Point
Lewis Fisher
North Carolina
AAU
Louis Fisher
Jim Steele
A. BR. McMullen
Reece Snyder
Bob Fetzer
UNC
Charles Stapleton
Goldsboro
Frank Spencer
Winston- Salem Journal
Juke Wade
Charlotte Observer
Tresco Johnson
Piedmont and Carolina Leagues Eye 1946 Changes
Columbus, C. Dec 4 Observers expect the Piedmont and Carolina base leagues to discuss 1946 season changes at their joint meeting. Possible expansion to eight clubs includes Charlotte and Wilmington N C but geography may block Charlotte. The Piedmont league met today. Carolina league president Dr T S Wilson not yet arrived.
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Columbus
Piedmont
Carolina
Charte
Wilmington
N. C
Lockman Repairs Win Over Finazzo in Holyoke Bout
In Holyoke Massachusetts Johnny Finazzo from Baltimore faced Mark Lockman from New York. Lockman won a clear 10 round decision before 1800 fans at the Valley arena. It marked Lockman’s 11th win against one draw since his discharge from the army last August.
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Holyoke
Mass
Kid Chicken
Lockman
New York
Johnny Finazzo
Baltimore
the Valley Arena
U. S. Army
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Town defeats South Dakota 91 to 24 as Utah tops Idaho Southern Branch 43 to 26 and Ft Miles beats Salisbury Maryland A C 46 to 22. Wisconsin leads Ripon 59 to 24 while Minnesota overpowers South Dakota State 78 to 25.
Artillerymen Rally To 46 22 Victory Over Salisbury
Ft. Miles Artillerymen beat Salisbury A C 46 to 22 in Lewes Delaware. Al Blindheim led with 19 points as the soldiers trailed 11-9 after the first quarter but pulled away by halftime and controlled the second half.
Army Awarded The Lambert Trophy
Army's Peerless gridders are voted the August V. Lambert Memorial trophy for eastern football supremacy. Doc Blanchard, Army fullback, wins two outstanding player awards and the Heisman voting lead. Glenn Davis also highly ranked. Navy and Penn stay runner ups with Army dominating the ballot.
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New York
Army
August V. Lambert
Doc Blanchard
Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Philadelphia
Bob Fenimore
Oklahoma A. & M
Herman Wedemyer
St. Mary's
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Frank Dancewicz
Notre Dame
Warren Amling
Ohio State
Pete Pihos
Indiana
Navy
Pennsylvania
Reynolds declares year end dividend for common and class B stock
Directors of R J Reynolds Tobacco company declare a year end dividend of 20 cents per share on common and new class B common stocks. The dividend will be payable in cash December 26 to stockholders of record at the close of business December 10.
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Reynolds Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Lloyd Unable To Play In Shrine Game
In Greenville on December 4 two all star high school teams prepared for Charlotte Shrine Bowl. Bill Lloyd of High Point missed the game due to injury. replaced by Bob Davis. Influenza sidelined Billy Deloach of Columbia and tackle Bill Estes of Rock Hill. Deloach was replaced by Charles Brown of Beaufort. no substitute for Estes announced.
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Greenville
D. C
Charlotte
Shriner's Hospital
Bill Lloyd
Bob Davis
Billy Deloach
Columbia
Bill Estes
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Deloach
Charles Brown
Beaufort
Estes
Bahram Sold For 130000 To South American Breeder
The thirteen year old English stallion Bahram was sold for 130000 by Charles Lund, a South American breeder, from an American syndicate led by Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Lund plans to ship Bahram to Chapadmalal stop farm near Mar del Plata in Argentina. Bahram currently stands at Vanderbilt's Sagamore Farm in Maryland after an unbeaten career in England. In New Orleans, Fair Grounds holds only three racing days remaining in December and March upcoming, with Jockey Carson Kirk delivering a triple at Charlestown including Rosa Azteca and Garand.
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Bahram
Charles Lund
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Lund
Mar Rel Plata
Argentina
England
Vanderbilt
Sagamore Farm
Maryland
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Wake Forest Duo to Play in East West Shrine Game
Two Wake Forest players Nick Sacrinty and Dave Harris were named to the East team for the East-West Shrine Hospital football benefit in San Francisco on January 1. The announcement came from game director William M. Coffman in Chicago.
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Wake Forest
Chicago
N. C
San Francisco
Nick Sacrinty
Dave Harris
Deacons
William M. Coffman
Minor Ball Convention In Session In Columbus
Delegates at the 44th minor league baseball convention in Columbus discuss selling players and major league dealings. Key topics include reorganization for class AA and AAA ratings, power shifts away from Commissioner Chandler, and plans for a 4 trip season with leagues aligned by region. Tomorrow the real meetings begin as 10 leagues hold sessions.
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Columbus
Covention
Chicago
W. G. Bramham
A. B. (Happy
Southern Association
Gdee
American Association
Ohio State League
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Portsmouth
International League
Lenoir Rhyne Bears Announce 1930-31 Basketball Schedule
Hickory December 4 Coach Shore Neal lists Lenoir Rhyne Bears basketball slate starting December 7 at Moore General Hospital and continuing through February 21 with games against Elon Guilford Western Carolina Appalachi an Atlantic Christian Catawba High Point Eastern Carolina and others. A note adds a woolen care tip about removing scorch spots with emery paper.
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Hickory
Shore Neal
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Moore General Hospital
Swannanoa
Elon
Guilford
Western Carolina Teachers College
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Atlantic Christian College
Catawba
Appalachian
High Point
Atlantic Christian
Western Carolina
Radio Program Schedule with Late Corrections and Repeats
A dense listing of radio time slots from 6:00 to 11:15 PM detailing program titles, networks, and repeats. Notes explain temporary CST and MST adjustments and late corrections affecting front-page listings.
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Farrell
Nhe
Cbs
Tennessee Jed
Abc-East
Hop Harrigan
Abc
Tom Mix
Mbs-Basic
Ming
Abe Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Dbe-East
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mbs-West
Edwin
C. Hill
Cba
Dick Tracy
Carol Brice
Jack Armstrong
Abc- West
Mmbs
West
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Abc - Basic
Tennessee
Jed
Abc-Basic
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs-Basic
Raymond
Abc Dancing Music
Mbs
Abc Basic
Abe Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Abe-West
Bill Brandt
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Dbs Lum
Abner
Mike
Kelmer Davis
Judy
Abec Theater of Romance
Ebs
Alan Young
Falcon
Mbe
Amos and
Andy
Nix
Cbr
Gey Lombardo
Ab Gabriel Heatter
Inl
Molly
Nlx
Cbe Doctors
Alk
Galli Sisters
Abe American Forum
Bob Hope
Abe Russell Bennett
Dbs
Josef Stopak
Red Skelton
Abe Congress
Army Captures Nation's Top Football Ranking Again
Navy finishes second in the final 1930s Red Press college football poll as Army earns 1,160 points to repeat as No. 1. Alabama ranks third, Indiana fourth, Oklahoma Aggies fifth, Michigan sixth, St. Mary's seventh, Pennsylvania eighth, Notre Dame ninth, Texas tenth with others listed.
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New York
Army
Navy
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Alabama
Indiana
Teampions
Alahoma
Aggies
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Michigan
St. Mary's
Pennsylvania
Texas
Eam
AIMY
Ccceee
SUN
Cukewoeus
Oklahoma Aggies
Others
Southern California
Io State
Duke
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Holy Cross
Tulsa
Georgia
Wake Forest
Columbia
Miami to Play Holy Cross in Orange Bowl
Miami won eight games with one tie and one defeat to earn the Orange Bowl bid against Holy Cross on New Year’s Day. The selection marked the Orange Bowl committee’s first outside Southeastern Conference choice in a decade. Coach Jack Harding said a Havana game was canceled and the team would get a two week layoff before resuming practice.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Holy Cross
Hurricanes
Bucknell
Jack Harding
The
Hurrccanes
University of Havana At
Havana
Fights Last Night Summary of Associated Press Cards
Fighters from Baltimore Philadelphia Newark and other cities fought across six bouts. Notable results include Bobby Ruffin defeating Santa Bucca by knockout in Philadelphia and Pat Giordano outpointing Freddie Archer in Newark. Other bouts featured Al Hoosman and Joe Baksi securing points across New York and Los Angeles venues.
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Baltimore
Jimmy 2B Bell
Joe Baksi
Kulpmont
New York
Lee Savoiy
Ottawa
Canada
Freddie Archer
Newark
N. J
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Purple Panthers
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Davis
Miss
Steiner
Knight
Hildebrand
Mancha
Center
Gilmer
Dobelstein
Trapani
Associated Press
Sports Writers and College Coaches
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
Utary Lass
Vuke
Beadmont
LIGN
Esa Tate Tire
Greene Tire Service, Inc
N. Main St
Carolina Leagues
Artillerymen
Lambert
Homer
Santa Claus
Lloyd
Carson Kirk
Charlestown
Garand
Pilgrim Maid
Navy Eleven
Orof
Philip
CIO
WMFR
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