North State conference awards tournament to High Point
The North State conference chose High Point for its basketball tournament and eased eligibility rules to allow athletes who receive pay in one sport to compete in another, aligning rules with common sense and promoting honesty in college sports.
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Salisbury
High Point
Jaycees
North State Conference
Conference reviews amateur status and funds minor sports
A North rate conference discussion supports allowing some summer earnings for college athletes to protect amateur status while funding minor sports from conference funds. The editor praises revived conference basketball and notes the high school football forfeiture to Wilson amid misimpressions.
Schroeder Loses Final To Bromwich In Melbourne
Australia's John Bromwich defeated Ted Schroeder in straight sets 8-6 6-4 6-4 in the Victorian championships final before about 12 000 spectators. Schroeder urged the net but Bromwich was steadier.
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Schroeder
John Bromwich
Melbourne
Australia
America
Ted Schroeder
Notice of Service of Summons by Publication High Point NC
In Guilford County North Carolina a divorce action has been filed in the Municipal Court of High Point. The plaintiff seeks an absolute divorce on grounds of separation for over two years. The defendant Thomas Caldwell Jr. must appear by December 15 1946 or within 20 days after. The notice is dated November 15 1946 and signed by Clerk M W Nash. Attorney: Robert M. Martin.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
High Point
Alene Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell, JR
Court House
M. W. Nash
Robert M. Martin
Sale Notice of High Point Land Parcel 902 Sixth Street
By order of the Guilford County Superior Court a commissioner will sell at 11:00 A M on December 17 1946 at the county building front door High Point NC the land known as Lot 6 Block 8 Willenburg Terrace 902 Sixth Street High Point cash to highest bidder subject to court confirmation. Byron Haworth Commissioner 223 Professional Building Phone 5917 11/23-30 12/7-14
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Superior Court of
Guilford County
Lucille Darr Ellington
Addie Lee Darr
Margaret Darr Martin
Byron Haworth
Johnson Takes Turn for Worse In Georgetown Hospital
Walter Johnson aged 59, the former American league ace, has taken a decided turn for the worse after a brain tumor relapse. He had been gravely ill at a Georgetown hospital since last April. Johnson’s physician confirmed the setback but offered no further details.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Georgetown
Johnson
Duke Leads Dead All Opponents
Wake Forest selects an All Opponents team with Charlie Justice and Al DeRogatis unanimously chosen. Duke places four players on the squad led by Justice and DeRogatis, with votes tight among backs and linemen from Tennessee, North Carolina, Boston College, South Carolina, and Chattanooga.
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Wake Forest
Charlie
Choo Choo
Huffman
Denver Crawford
DUKE
Tennessee
North Carolina
Boston College
South Carolina
Chattanooga
Kelley Moto
Fraklin Hubbell
Jeves
Charles
Bill) Milner
Ernie Knotts
Bryant Meeks
Justice
Bob Mangene
Gene Roberts
Walt Papa
Mangene
Roberts
N. C
Howard Turner
Turner
George Blomquist
Paul Gibson
N. C. State
Ralph Strayhorn
Mario Giannelli
Chan Highsmith
Elmer Raba
Georgetown
Bobby Cage
Clemson
Leslie Palmer
Nightly College Basketball Scores From Regional Games
Last night results feature Southern California over San Francisco 57 to 41 and North Carolina defeating Hanes Hosiery Cedarville 62 to 39. Other matches include Georgetown Kentucky 52 over Berea 49 and Tulane beating Mississippi State 44 to 32 among numerous regional results.
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Southern California
San Francisco
Swarthmore
Phil
Textile
Tiffin
Ohio
Concordia
Fort Wayne
Missouri
Westminster
Georgetown
Berea
North Carolina
Hanes
High Point
Erlanger
Snead Leads Miami Open as Veterans Tutor Young Pros
Sammy Snead tops the Miami open at Miami Springs with 131 after three rounds, two strokes ahead of Jimmy Demaret who shot 65 to reach 133. Both golfers started as caddies and served in the war, with Snead 28 months in uniform and Demaret three and a half years.
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Miami
Fra
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Texas
Abrogated 1921 Naval Treaty Limited Warships
The world naval agreement of 1921 limited warship tonnage to 35 000 tons per ship.
Roundup raises Ryder Cup cost fears and other notes
British golf pros fear sending a Ryder Cup team next year due to living costs currency limits and war debt. Walker Cup estimates to England run about 1250 per man totaling around 14000 for nine, vs 9380 in 1938. Also mentions buck o Neill tale about jockey Bi Shively and Frank James, Redskins Giants potential tie scenario, and requests for press box at 1950 Army Notre Dame game.
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New York
United States
U. S. Golf Association
England
PGA
George May
Buck O'Neill
Bi Shively
Missouri
Frank James
Shively
Redskins
Giants
Steve Owen
Michigan State
Bill Knodt, Jr
Bay City
Mich
Times
Dead Cat Lost In Vancouver BoyS Tears Over Parcel
Two young boys in a department store mourn a lost parcel claimed to contain their recently deceased cat. They said they laid it down to look at toys and could not find it when they returned. A clerk questioned them about the contents.
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Vancouver
B. C
Baseball Meeting Closes With Joint LA Session
In Los Angeles major and minor league owners wrap up a week of winter meetings with Commissioner Chandler. They discuss a major-minor pact, pension plans, night game limits, and revised bonus and waiver rules. Cubs named host for all star game, and minors seek major league recognition for the Pacific Coast League.
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Bob Myers
Los Angeles
A. B. Chandler
PCL
Pacific Coast League
Dixie Walker
Johnny Murphy
Chicago Cubs
National Loop
Passes Used More Often As New Defenses Bottle Up 'T'
The 1946 college football season saw coaches rely more on passing due to stronger defenses bottling up the T formation. AAP poll data show a 15 percent rise in passing, with the jump pass and running toss popular behind a new rule allowing forward passing behind the line.
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New York
Associated Press
Middle West
Southwest
Texas
Bobby Lane
Arkansas
John Barnhill
Rice
Howie Odell
Yale
Colgate
Cornell
Syracuse
West
UCLA
Bucknell Retains Coach Humphreys Amid Petition Flop
Bucknell University votes to keep Al Humphreys as head football coach and director of athletics for two more years after student petitions requesting his dismissal fail to materialize. The athletic council notes the team has lost six of nine games this season.
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Philadelphia
Bucknell University
al Humphreys
Humphreys
Lewisburg
Humphrey
Wildcats Announce 25 Game Basketball Schedule
Davidson Athletic Director Norman Shepard announces a 25 game season for the Wildcats starting December 10 against Kannapolis YMCA. The slate includes 14 Southern Conference games with rivalries against Duke N C State North Carolina Furman South Carolina Clemson and The Citadel in two meetings. Twelve games are at Davidson gym for student admittance only.
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Panthers
Duke
Blue Devil
Ralph James
Fights Last Night Report From Major Cities
Marcel Cerdan won a decision over Georgie Abrams in Washington. Mike Mead defeated Fritzie Zivic in Pittsburgh. Jake Lamotta outpointed Anton Raadik in Chicago.
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New York
Marcel Cerdan
Casablanca
Georgie Abrams
Washington
Grand Rapids, Mich
Mike Mead
Grand Rapids
Fritzie Zivic
Pittburgh
Chicago
Jake Lamotta
Anton Raadik
Shrine Bowl Classic On Tap Today
North Carolina All Stars face South Carolina All Stars at Memorial Stadium in Charlotte in the 10th Shrine Bowl. An estimated 17 000 crowd expected with last year drawing 30 000 plus. Tar Heels favored by about seven points thanks to a strong passing attack led by Bill Cox.
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Tar Heels
Bill Cox
Mt. Airy
Palmetto
North Carolina
Big Bill Estes
Rock Hill
Roy Skinner
Sumter
Willard Hudson
South Carolina
Charlotte
Asheville
High Point
Wadesboro
Greensboro
Mineral Springs
Durham
Florence
Greenwood
Mullins
Charleston
Spartanburg
High Point Panthers overwhelm Erlanger Mills 61 to 25 in season debut
High Point Panthers using a fast break and teamwork routed Erlanger Mills of Lexington 61 25 in the second game of the season. Hammond and Moran led with 10 points each. White added six for Erlanger, while a deep roster of Panthers shared the scoring across 12 players.
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High Point
Purple Panther
Erlanger Mills
Lexington
Panthers
Erlanger
Duke University
Jacks
Hammond
Moran
White
Posarg
Seeeee
Welborn
Glitman
Marshall F Oiseveevees
Sullivan
Neene
Surratt
Ewe Deming
Eee
Ennee Lombardi SZ
Acotunte
Preston
Honty
Sheek
Eer Tedder
Duullin
Warmup Cage Tilts Draw Wide Interest In North Carolina
Independent teams share spotlight with Southern Conference foes as Duke faces Hanes Hosiery in Winston Salem Wake Forest hosts McCrary Eagles in Asheboro and N C State plays at Cherry Point. Norman Koehler's late steal and basket propelled North Carolina to a 47 46 win over Hanes Hosiery.
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North Carolina
Duke Blue Devils
Hanes
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
N. C. State
Cherry Point
Duke
White Phantoms
Catawba College Indians
Chatham Blanketeers
Salisbury
High Point
Erlanger Mills
Lexington
Norman Koehler
Koehler
Boxing Night Card Headlines Local Ring Action
The report lists bouts across multiple cities with fighters from Baltimore Newark Philadelphia New York and York. Notable results show Booker Hodges stopping Ernie Calhount and other outpoints including Diple tro and Knox in Newark. The card mirrors a regional boxing showcase with various matchups and scores.
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Estonia
Baltimore
Lou Transparenti
Tho
George Knox
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Bob Maloney
Artie Dipletro
New York
Jets Race For Blue-Gray Game
A race between two army jet propelled planes has been added to the Blue Gray football game on December 28 in Montgomery Alabama. The fighters will race from Elgin Field Pensacola Florida to Montgomery and fly over the Blue Gray parade before the game. Maxwell Field near Montgomery will also send 15 planes over the parade. The article notes that pedestrian deaths from motor vehicle accidents are most numerous after sunset.
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Montgomery
Ala
Elgin Field
Pensacola
Fla
Maxwell Field
Notice of land sale by trustee in Guilford County
Trustee C A York will sell at public auction the Lot No 6 Block E Moon Lands in High Point Township Guilford County at the East door of the Greensboro Court House on December 20 1946 at 12:00 noon for cash. The property fronts East Lee Street 50 by 50 by 130 feet and is subject to prior encumbrances. Sale date noted November 15 1946 with recording details in Book 1140 Page 285.
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Will Williamson
Lillie Williamson
C. A. York
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point Township
J. N. Campbell
Moon
Office of the Register of Deeds
East Lee Street
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