Panthers Win Opener 30 29 over Flying Safety Team
High Point Panthers defeat Flying Safety of the 8th Air Force 30 to 29 in Winston-Salem. Carl Tipton led Panthers with ten points, while Ruboski and Conrad topped the Safety team with nine each. Panthers edge to 29 26 late, then Gibb and Bouchard narrow the gap, but High Point holds on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheeless
High Point College
Panthers
8Th
Air Force
Winston-Salem
Panther
Carl Guard
Tipton
Ruboski
Conrad
8Th Air Force
High Point
Gibb
Bouchard
Thomasville
Lions Club
Tuee Sc Ashes
Surratt
Gikess
Flying Safety
TP Chess
Rolland
Rotoski
Moore
Boucherd
Halas Denies Pro Conference Raid Rumors
Chicago Bears owner George Halas says he is not worried by reports the All-American Football Conference will lure NFL stars like Sid Luckman George McAfee and Clyde Turner. He notes no contracts are mailed yet and no player has stated intent to leave for the new league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Football League
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bears
Sid Luckman
George McAfee
Clyde
Bulldog
Ars
NFL
Luckman
McAfee
Turner
Ken Kavanaugh
Lee Artee
Chicago Daily News Yesternl
High Point Panthers Clash with Catawba and Burley Bowl Talk
The Greensboro Daily News and Salisbury Post discuss High Point College and Catawba College football fuss over a Burley Bowl game. High Point returns to the scene after the war with green gridiron footing while Catawba boasts veteran status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Daily News
Salisbury Post
High Point College
Catawba College
Catawba
High Point
North Carolina
Panthers
Salisbury
Ben Hogan Returns to Form as Miami Open Looms
The article notes Ben Hogan resuming top form after military service as the $10,000 Miami Open approaches. Golf fans discuss whether Hogan can overtake Byron Nelson as leading money winner, with Hogan already off to a strong start since postwar return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Golf
Benny
Fort Worth
Texas
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Orlando
Richmond
Montgomery
Jag MecSpaden
Ben Hogan
Uncle Sam
Ben
Thoroughbred Association Drives To Clean Up Racing
A national bureau of investigation will be formed by the Thoroughbred Racing Association to root out elements prejudicing racing. Thirty three tracks met to empower the bureau to recommend actions to tracks and racing commissions. Directors elected include Parr, Burke, Dooley, Clark, Jber, Lindheimer and others. Parr re elected president and Robb re elected executive secretary.
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New York
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Bureau of Investigation
Alex Robb
T.R.A
Robb
Jamaica
Pimlico
Ter Point
Association
Henry H. Parr
Carlton F. Burke
Santa Anita
James E. Dooley
Narragansett
John C. Clark
Hialeah
Matt J.ber
Churchill Downs
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
Arlington
Washington Park
Louie A. Beard
Keeneland
Eugene A
Shriners Return To Charlotte For Workouts
Shriners from the two Carolinas resume practices in Charlotte for the Shrine Bowl clash Saturday. After a trip to Greenville hospital, the all star teams held indoor workouts at Furman University and Parker High School due to rain. The ninth annual all star game features players from both states.
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Charlotte
Greenville
S. C
Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
Carolinas
D. C
Furman University
Parker High School
Basketball Scores From Campus and City Arenas
Multiple college and club teams posted scores across a day of play. Kansas State defeated Washburn 46 to 21 while Dartmont beat Otis Field 49 to 26. California routed San Francisco State 71 to 26 and UCLA topped Carroll Shamrocks 31 to 3. Ohio Wesleyan edged Denison 61 to 46 and Washington State won 40 to 33 against Whitman. Duke fell to Camp Peary 35 to 39 and North Texas State College beat Texas Christian 50 to 55 with others including Akron CGood year 38 and Depauw 39.
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Kansas State
Washburn
Dartmont
Otis Field
Texas Christian
North Texas State College
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Wright Field Kittyhawks
Ohio State
Camp Peary
Duke
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron Cgoodyear
Depauw
Franklin
California
San Francisco State College
Washington State
Whitman
Carroll Shamrocks
Los Angeles
UCLA
Hawaii Booking Football Teams In States Again
From Honolulu incoming reports say Hawaii is arranging 1946 football games on the mainland and planning trips by mainland teams to Hawaii. The postwar program includes a football coaching school next February led by coaches such as Clark Shaughnessy of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
University of Owaii
Honolulu
Kathyine Irvin
Hawaii
Island College
Clark Shaughnessy
Pittsburgh
Fights Last Night Scores From New York and Boston Cards
In New York Ray Robinson outpointed Vic Dellicurti in a 10 round bout. In Elizabeth New Jersey Lee Oma stopped Jimmy Saunder in the sixth round. In New York Maxie Server knocked out George Row in Hartford in seven rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ray Robinson
New York
Vic Dellicurti
Elizabeth
N. J
Lee Oma
Detroit
T.K.O
Jimmy Saunder
Philadelphia
Maxie
George
Red
Hartford
Conn
Big Weed Year at Rocky Mount Tobacco Market
Rocky Mount tobacco market closed its season with 58,081,352 pounds sold at an average of 44.38 dollars per hundred. Total payments reached 25,775,297.81 dollars, up from 25,350,000 in 1944. Scrap tobacco about 400,000 pounds on warehouse floors not included in figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
E. G. Johnston, Jr
Nine Carolinians To Be Honored At Clemson Memorial
Clemson college will hold its annual memorial service to honor nine North Carolina former students who lost their lives in the last war. The honored include James A. Angel and William A. Dalton of Asheville, Samuel B. Bridges Jr. of Cliffside, Charles E. Coleman of Charlotte, Bayliss W. Harrison Jr. of Marion, William J. Hatley of Albemarle, John F. Hill of Edneyville, John C. McKnight of Elkin, and Robert L. Pearson of Sylva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
D. C
Clemson College
North Carolina
James A. Angel
William A. Dalton
Asheville
Samuel B. Bridges, Jr
Cliffside
Charles E. Coleman
Charlotte
Bayliss W. Harrison, Jr
Marion
William J. Hatley
Albemarle
John F. Hill
Edney
Bargain Offer Grips Grants Pass Shops
Businessmen in Grants Pass Oregon post yellow placards declaring Yours free for the taking any item priced above the OPA ceilings. The retailers report no takers as wartime price controls face public indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Pass
Orc
OPA
Carolina Opens Basketball Season Against Camp Lee
The University of North Carolina Tar Heels open their season at home tonight against Camp Lee Travellers from Virginia. With seven returning players from last year's Southern Conference title team the Tar Heels aim to sharpen for the upcoming league campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Camp Lee
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Travelers
Tar Heels
Marty Marion Definitely Not For Sale
Columbus, Dec. 5. The $250,000 price tag on Marty Marion has been torn off and he is definitely not for sale. The St. Louis Cardinals plan no deals involving name players, with Eddie Dyer guiding next season’s club amid strong attendance prospects and a pennant-contending roster. The Cubs and Giants showed interest, but Cardinals insist Marion stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
St.Louis
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Marion
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Brendon
Wake Forest Eyes Potential New Year Bowl With Georgia
Jacksonville officials announce a proposed New Year’s Day bowl game in Jacksonville between Wake Forest Deacons and the University of Georgia. Lions Club spokesmen say Wake Forest is receptive and Georgia has not refused, though Houston oil bowl rumors loom as a possible outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Wake Forest
University of Georgia
Jacksonville Lions Club
Georgia
Lions
Houston
Texas
Camp Lee Travels Edge ORD Hawks 45 44 in See-Saw Thriller
Camp Lee Travellers edged the Greensboro ORD Hawks 45 to 44 in Greensboro N C last night in a see-saw contest with 11 lead changes. Bob Bell and Earl Spencer led the Hawks as the top scorers. The game stayed within three points at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Camp Lee
Greensboro Ord Hawk
Bob Bell
Earl Spencer
Hawks
Duke Loses Season Opener to Camp Peary
In Durham Duke, the Blue Devils lost 39 to 35 to Camp Peary of Virginia. Camp Peary led the game from start to finish with former college stars in the lineup, including Emory Brookfield who scored 10 field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke Blue Devil Cagers
Camp Pearly
Camp Peary
Emory Brookfield
Texas State
Rotarians and ABC Club Win Volleyball Series
Capt. Jimmien's Rotary team defeated Kiwanis in a spirited two out of three match series at the Y gym. The ABCs then beat the JayCees in the top round of the ladder as veterans and newcomers played, with standout serving and spiking from Montgomery, Moffitt, Hayes, and Snider-Manl combo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmien
Rotary
Harry Bell
Kiwanians
A.b.cs
JayCees
Rotary-Kiwanis
Broadus Casey
Dale Montgomery
A.B.C
Moffitt
Hayes
Corrigan
Montgomery
Mauldin
Sutton
McEver Resigns as Davidson Football Coach
Eugene T. McEver resigns as head coach of the Davidson College football team. President John R. Cunningham confirms the departure, noting McEver has not announced future plans. McEver previously starred at Tennessee, coached at Davidson since 1937, was loaned to North Carolina in 1943, and recently helped with Virginia Tech duties.
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Davidson
Eugene T. McEver
John R. Cunningham
McEver
University of Tennessee
University of North Carolina
McAuley McEver
Virginia Tech
Beer tax receipts show November decline in North Carolina
The United States Brewers Foundation committee reports North Carolina beer taxes brought in $358,833.45 in November, down from October’s $403,715.25 but above September’s $317,410.28 and August’s $304,744.24.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
The
United States Brewers Foundation
Radio Schedule Highlights Marathon From Evening into Late Night
A dense rundown lists programs and cancellations for December 5 across networks ABC CBS and associated stations. It notes corrections and repeated serials news shows variety programs from 6:00 p m onward including Tom Mix Superman Dick Tracy and The Lone Ranger with performances by Jack Carson Carolyn Gilbert and Hildegarde among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Cbs
Tennessee Jed
Abec-East
Hop Harrigan
Abc
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Howe
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Dick Tracy
Abde-West
Mbs-West
Eileen Farrell
Dbs
Jack Armstrong
Capt
Lowell Thomas
Abe World
Abc - Basic
Tennessee
Jed
Abc-West
Abc-Basic
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Ahb
Jack Smith
Cbs-Basic
Cbs Raymond
Abe
Mbs
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Ellery Queen
Cbs-Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Lone Ranger
Abc Frank Singiser
Kaltenborn
Bill Brandt
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Abe Jack Carson
Dbs Lum
Abner
Elmer Davis
Hildegarde
Abe Jean Hersholt
Dr. Christian
Abe Bert Lahr
Cbe
Eddie Cantor
Abe Frank Sinatra
Abe Gabriel Heatter
District Attorney
Abe Ann Sothern
Melody
Buffalo
Abe Eer
Kyser
Cbs Counter Spy
David Harding
Abe Ralph Slater
Andrews Sisters
Cbs Dance Music Orchestra
Abec
Nbe
PCL Pushes to Make Coast League a Major in 1946
At the 44th National League convention in Columbus Ohio the Pacific Coast League urged major league status for 1946 while the Southern Association pledged to block any class AAA expansion. Clarence Rowland said the PCL seeks commission approval from the three major offices. Will Harridge Ford Frick declined comment and Happy Chandler was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pacific Coast League
Southern Association
Pacific Coast Loop
American Association
International
Pacific Coast
Clarence Rowland
PCL
Commissioner of Baseball
National Association
Will Harridge
Ford Frick
A. B
Chandler
Four World Champs To Play In Harcourt Tennis
Four former world's amateur champions vie for a $5,000 purse at the Harcourt tennis championships in Los Angeles. Budge Riggs Perry and Tilden are among entrants, with expected Sunday finals between Budge and Riggs. Doubles seedings list Budge and Perry top, followed by Riggs with Faunce and Tilden with Stoefen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Don Budge
Bobby Riggs
Fredy Perry
Bill Tilden
Forest Hills
England
Budge
Riggs
Perry
John Faunce
Beverly Hills
Calif
Tilden
Lester Stoefen
Gene Mako
Notice to creditors in estate of Tom Thompson Guilford NC
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Tom Thompson of Guilford County NC this is to notify all persons with claims to present them by November 21 1946 or be barred from recovery All owing the estate should settle immediately This 20th day of November 1948 Anna Thompson Administrator Gold McAnally and Gold Attys 11/21 28 12/5 12/19 12/26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Caroline County
Guilford
Thurlow A. Kearns, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Horney Kearns
J. Allen Austin
Tom Thompson
Guilford County
North Carolina
Anna Thompson
McAnally & Gold
Attys
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Milligan
Lawrence Walker
James Goold Cutler
Elwood
Rochester
N. Y
Palow
Pal
Shriners
Waggers Elwood Hotel Corner
Charlotte Hanker
University of California At Los Angeles
Florida Racing
Florida
Gulfstream Park
Hallendale
Tropical Park
Gulfstream
Associated Press
Camp Lee Shades
ORD Hawks
Rotarians
ABC Club
South
AAA
Harcourt
An ‘Ibbon
Hitchcock Beverage Company
Guilford Avenue
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
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