North Carolina All Stars Top South Carolina 8 0 Shrine Bowl
North Carolina high school all stars defeated South Carolina 8 to 0 before a Shrine Bowl crowd near 20 000 in Charlotte. Buddy Bell of Charlotte Central scored the lone touchdown in the fourth quarter as both teams fumbled repeatedly. Clark to Rogers produced the other near miss while a safety by North Carolina in the final period sealed the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina High School All-Stars
South Carolina
Bill Branning
Buddy Bell
Charlotte Central
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Southline
Jay Clark
Wilson
Ken Rogers
Wilmington
Palmetto
Bell
Central
Buddy
Clark
Atsa
Concord
Jack McCachren
Waters
Allstar Football Rosters by State Show Big Lineup
A page lists players by home town and weight for North and South Carolina with positions including QB LB and WR. The roster features numerous high school and college players and subs from Greensboro Reidsville Mount Airy and Charleston among others.
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Bill Perry
Reidsville
Bobby Hackney
Wilson
Henry Turner
Albemarne
Frank Penny
Durham
B. W. Atkinson
Winston-Salem
Gray
John Hobbs
Wilmington
Bill Brewer
High Point
S. C. Cobl
Mount Airy
Buddy Bell
Charlotte
Bob Davis
Central
Ken Rogers
North Carolina
Phil Baker
Greensboro
Arlando Brande
Jack McCachren
Concord
Joe Frank Spencer
Lenoir
Bobby Martin
Tech
James Slate
Mt Airy
Charles Crowell
Lincolnton
Bill Austin
Harding
Jay Clark
Jimmy Burgess
Newton-Conover
Coleman Grubb
Salisbury
D. W. Stewart
Hanes
South Carolina
Harcrave Robbins
Chester
Paul Josephs
Georgetown
Charles Senn
Brookland-Cayce
Fred Jarrett
Gene Hill
North Charleston
J. C. Bowick
Greenville
Parker
Rembert Harrelson
Mullins
Stan Clary
Gaffney
Harold Hatfield
Bishopville
Bobby Graham
Manning
Curtis Waters
Rock Hill
McKay Norris
Camden
Fred McCollum
Easley
Charles Grown
Beaufort
Jack Jennines
Anderson
Larry Riggs
Charleston
Safety Waters
McCachren
W. R. Dukes
van E. Edwards, Jr
R. P. Wilder
Paul Dunham
Bobby Kessler
Stan Lee
Greenville Parker
James Calvert
Spartanburg
Billy Belch
Theron Cook
Sumter
Harold Allen
Florence
Wilford Steele
Orangeburg
Clay Cathey
Bowl bids alter Carolinas football plans and local hoops
The Tobacco Bowl in Columbia collapsed as South Carolina and North Carolina teams chose the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. The article notes Wake Forest and South Carolina meeting on New Year’s Day, a likely revival of regional bowl ties, and highlights upcoming high school and college basketball games in High Point, Simeon coached teams, and a Shrine Game bid situation for Curtis McDonald.
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South Carolina
Wake Forest
Gator Bow
Jacksonville
Ons
Moulah
Deacons
Lynchburg
Bison
Purple Whirlwind
Greensboro
Bison Cagers
Simeon
Curtis McDonald
Shrine
Bill Lloyd
Shriners
McDonald
High Point
Curt
Charlotte Central High School
Charlotte
Ble Sponso
Es Exchange Club
High Point College
Cagers
Tony Simeon
Black Bison Cage
Virginia
Brandis Culler
Fall hunting season warns of gun safety
The piece notes seasonal tramps in the woods and hunting hazards, citing a public health bureau figure of 500 hunter deaths and 3,000 injuries yearly in the United States. It attributes accidents to faulty vision allegedly pushed by the optometric association, but urges carelessness as the main cause and cautions to point the barrel safely before firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Bureau
American Optometric Association
United States
Optometric Association
Wiley Wildcats Coach Dies After First Touchdown
Assistant Coach Harry Long died today after Wiley college Wildcats scored their first TD against Florida A. & M. in the Orange Blossom bowl. Wiley won 32 to 6 as Head Coach Fred Long stayed on the sideline.
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Tampa
Fila
Harry Long
Wiley College
Tex) Wildcats
Florida A. & M
Wildcats
Long
Fred ——E
Tampa Negro Hospital
Wiley
Brandt Elected President of Gridiron Club
Raymond P. Brandt chief of the Washington bureau of the St. Louis Post Dispatch was elected president of the Gridiron club of Washington. He will take office in January succeeding Lyle C. Wilson of United Press. Kirke L. Simpson was elected vice president. Officers include Walker S. Buel Paul Leach Lewis Wood. Executive committee members named James L. Wright Harold M. Talburt J. Roscoe Drummond. C P Trussell elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raymond P. Brandt
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gridiron Club of
Brandt
Paul Leach
Chicago Daily News
Lewis Wood
The
New York Times
James L. Wright
Buffalo Evening News
Harold M. Talburt
Scripps-Howard News Alliance
J. Roscoe Drummond
Christian Science Monitor
C. P. Trussell
Fleet City and El Toro Clash for West Coast Service Title
Fleet City Bluejackets meet El Toro Flying Marines at Memorial Coliseum to decide the unofficial service football crown. Bluejackets hold nine wins and a tie led by Buddy Young the winged back from Illinois. The game features a galaxy of talent on both sides in a race for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
West Coast
Memorial Coliseum
Fleet City
Bluejackets
el Toro Flying Marines
Buddy Young
Illinois
Pro Gridders Near Final Round in Blue Gray Classic
The eighth annual Blue Gray football classic squads were announced by manager Champ Pickens. North and South lineups feature stars from Notre institutions including Holy Cross Penn State Pitt Temple and others. In Washington, D C the NFL title decider pits the Giants against the Redskins at Griffith Stadium with a 2 PM kickoff and a sold out crowd of 34 788.
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Abiagian
Oppe
Champ Pickens
Bill Swiacki
Holy Cross
Third Air Force
Bob Davis
Penn State
Air Transport Command
Nick Scollard
St. Joseph's
ATC
Bob Sponaugle
Penn
Washington
New York
Giants
Redskins
Griffith
Philadelphia
Eagles
Steve Owen
Long
Owen
Owens
Cleveland
Rams
Boston Yanks
Arnie Herber
Sammy Baugh
Frank Liebel
Steve Bagarus
Fourteen East Team Invites for Shrine Football Game
Hamilton date reports that fourteen players have accepted invitations to represent the east in the Shrine East-West game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Eastern coach Andy Kerr announced the selections including Dave Harris Wake Forest Mike Prashaw Michigan Robert Dobelstein Tennessee Frank Sniadack Columbia Nick Sacrinty Wake Forest Jack Breslin Michigan State Dick Fisher Ohio State plus earlier picks Allan Dekdebrun Meryl Frost Dartmouth Charles Frazenovcch Penn State George Savitsky Joe Dickerson Penn. Kerr to Chicago Dec 17 to assemble squad.
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Hamilton
N. Y
San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Dave Harris
Wake Forest
Mike Prashaw
Michigan
Robert Dobelstein
Tennessee
Frank Sniadack
Columbia
Nick Sacrinty
Jack Breslin
Michigan State
Dick Fisher
Ohio State
Cornell
Robert Evans
Penn
Allan Dekdebrun
Meryl Frost
Dartmouth
Charles Frazenovcch
Pen Statne
George Savitsky
Joe Dickerson
Kerr
Chicago
Notable College Greats Highlight O'Rourke Hop and Juzwik
A brief recap honors Charley O'Rourke of Boston College, Happy Hop of Nebraska, and Steve Juzwik of Notre Dame as recent college greats. The mention spans three schools and confirms their distinguished athletic reputations.
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Charley O’rourke
Boston College
Happy Hop
Nebraska
Steve Juzwik
Notre Dame
Nuts Yield Estimates by Pound for Shelled Kernels
One pound of unshelled almonds yields about one cup of shelled kernels. Filberts produce about one and one third cups, peanuts about two cups, pecans about one and a half cups, and English walnuts a little over one and one half cups when kernels are halved.
Villanova To Open Army Grid Seasons For Three Years
Villanova announces a three year plan to open Army football seasons. The schedule includes Mitchie Stadium games at West Point on September 28, 1946, September 27, 1947, and September 25, 1948. Villanova aims to rebound after back to back lopsided losses to Army.
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Villanova
College
Army
Navy
Tennessee
Holy Cross
Wildcats
Father McKee
Mitchie Stadium
West Point
LaSalle Academy to meet Holy Cross in benefit game
LaSalle academy of Providence Rhode Island meets Holy Cross of New Orleans in the third annual Catholic high school intertown football benefit game for the Catholic Youth Organization center. Both teams finished 1945 undefeated with LaSalle the Rhode Island state champions and Holy Cross a two time city champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
LaSalle Academy of
Providence
R. L
Holy College of New Orleans
Catholic Youth Organization Center
Patrick J. Quinn
Archdiocesan
CYO
Joseph Francis Rummel
LaSalle Academy
Rhode Island
Holy Cross
Sauerkraut Complements Pork Dishes
Sauerkraut provides texture and flavor contrast and pairs especially well with pork. It complements chops, spare ribs, sausage, frankfurters, and kraut with pork are a classic combination.
Radio Program Schedule Corrections and Lineup
Radio listings show CST adjustments with network corrections late for 12:30 to 11:30 p.m. EDT changes. The schedule runs from 12:30 p.m. through 11:00 p.m. with programs from Robert Merrill to World in Parade and The Bandwagon, featuring CBS NBC ABC and Mutual segments and multiple news and commentary slots.
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Cbs
Abe
John B. Kennedy
Abc
Jim
U.S.A
John Charles Thomas Long
Olin Downes
Bill Cunningham
Max Hill
Abe N
Philharmonic Symphony
Dbs
Elmer Davis
Mbs
Abe Johnny Thompson
Jene Woods
Abc New England Darts
Abe Nelson Eddy
Mary Small
Abe the Nebbs
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Patrice Munsel
Gene Autry
Song
Charlotte Greenwood
Abe Nick Carter
Jack Benny
Thin Man
Cis Drew Pearson
Abe Biondie
Cbs Quiz Kids
Joe Kelly
Orches
Mber
Chas. McCarthy
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Abe He
Abe Jas. Melton
Annamary Dickey
Jimmie Fidler
Phil Spitainy
Girl Orch
Phil Baker
Dhs Theater Guild
Abe Oneratic
Parky
Cbos
Carolinas AAU Secures Four National Events
At the AAU national convention in Richmond Virginia the Carolinas AAU was awarded four national championships for men and women including the 800 meter free style relay 50 meter free style indoor 50 yard free style and the 100 meter back stroke The events may be held in High Point next summer with dates not yet announced and part or all of the events possibly staged there.
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AAU
Carolinas Aau
Richmond
Virginia
Louis J. Fisher
Fisher
High Point
Jim Steele
A. R. McMullen
Reece Snyder
Bob Fetzer
UNC
Charles Stapleton
Goldsboro
Frank Spencer
Jake Wade
Tresco Johnson
Trojans Turn Back Eagle Footballers In Bowl Match
Virginia State Trojans beat North Carolina College Eagles 20-0 in the Piedmont tobacco bowl played in Durham. Halfback Johnny Jones scored all 20 points with three rushing touchdowns and two successful extra points, amid a 7000 strong crowd as the game unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Johnny Jones
Virginia State Trojans
North Carolina College
Eagles
Jones
Husky Trojans
Virginia State
Trojans
All-Stars defeat Whirlies 20 to 6 in Piedmont Bowl
Winston-Salem all stars, formed from four high schools, beat Greensboro high 20 to 6 in a junior chamber of commerce football game at P t 1. J R Jones Dave Poole Jimmy Wester Byron Huckaby and Tom Boyette sparked the winners with three first half touchdowns while Buddy Poole scored for Greensboro early in the second period. About 6,000 watched.
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Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem Allstars
Greensboro High
Chamber of Commerce
Pernoon
J. R. Jonez
Gray
Dave Poole
Jimmy Wester
Reynolds
Byron Huckaby
Hanes
Tom Boyette
Greensboro
Twin City
Buddy Poole
Winston- Salem
Army And Navy To Play Duke Next Year
The 1946 Duke football schedule includes a third straight year facing Army and Navy. Duke opens September 28 at Raleigh against N C State, then Tennessee on October 5, Navy at Baltimore October 12, Richmond at home October 19, Army at New York October 19, Georgia Tech November 2, Wake Forest November 9, South Carolina at Columbia November 16, and North Carolina on November 23.
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Durham
N. C
Army
Navy
Duke University
N. C. State
Raleigh
Tennessee
Nav
Baltimore
Richmond
New York
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Columbia
North Carolina
Eagles Edge Panthers 59 33 In Asheboro Comeback
McCrary Eagles jumped to a early lead and defeated Coach Ralph James Panthers 59 to 33 in Asheboro. Layton and Cockerham combined for eight points for McCrary while Cecil Harris and Tommy Kellam led Panthers with six each. Panthers fall to 1 2 on the season. next host a Washington DC service team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph James
le Panther
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Eagles
Panther
Layton
Cockerhan
McCrary
Eagle
Panthers
Harris
Tipton
James
Purple
Cecil Harris
Tommy Kellam
Edwards
Carl Tipton
Washington, D. C
Tobacco Bowl Plans Abandoned in South Carolina
Plans for a Tobacco Bowl football game in Columbia on January 1 were abandoned after South Carolina declined to play Clemson. The Gamecocks chose the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville against Wake Forest, leaving the proposed Tobacco Bowl without an opponent. Wake Forest had already accepted the Jacksonville invitation, and Clemson officials indicated no conference opposition to two Southern teams in the Gator Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S&s. C
W. P. Baskin
University of South Carolina
Clemson
Tigers
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Tobacco Corporation
Wake Forest
Jacksonville
Charlotte
N. C
Gamecock
Lee Milford
Clemson College
Bacon Crisped Cole Slaw with Smoky Mayonnaise
Instructions describe adding two or three slices bacon to shredded cabbage with mayonnaise and seasonings. Cook the bacon slowly until crisp, drain, crumble, and sprinkle over the salad then toss to combine for a smoky tang.
William Byrd Pioneer of English Queen Elizabeth Era
William Byrd hailed as Father of Musicke, a pioneering English composer during Queen Elizabeth I's reign. He shaped ceremonial and sacred music, influencing later generations with bold polyphony and devotion to artistic craft.
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William Byrd
Musicke
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N. Carolina
Miami Hurricanes
University of Miami
Holy Cross Crusaders
Miami
Fla
Ed Moyer
Bill Corrigan
Mario di Marco
Bill Levitt
Ed Cameron
Bill Frantz
Eddie DelGrande
Joe Krull
Sam Dermigny
Harry Ghaul
Don Jones
With Fred Wheeless
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Carolinas
Old North State
Eure
Gridiron Club
el Toro
Frank Wyde
Mike Jarmaluk
Emple
Ed Bell
Indiana
Jim Lakikos
Brown
Francis Mattiolo
Pitt
Bill Murphy
Oregon
BFI Eagles
George Rann
Bob Kurtz
Penny
John Tavener
Morton Hochheiser
Temple
Jack Burns
Bob Kennedy
Washington State
Venton Yablonski
Fordham
Gene Zogorski
Roger Robinson
Syracuse
Don Schneider
Penn A
Ed Ehlers
Purdue
Hal Wertman
South Ends
Ted Cook
Alabama
Bill Hildebrand
Mississippi State
Jack Russell
Baylor
Air Corps
Martin Ruby
Tex- Clyde
Miss. State
Tom Dean
Southern Methodist
Walter Pearce
Arkansas
EFTC
Felix Trapani
LSU
Mike Harris
Dock Holloway
William and Mary
Dick Foreman
Paul Duke
Charlie Ellis
Y. A. Tittle
John Burns
Vanderbilt
Perry Moss
Tulsa
Keesler Field
Joel McCoy
First Air Force
Dan Sandifer
Howard Maley
Gene Knight
Gene Roberts
Chattanooga
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Bo McMillin
Ray Morrison
North
Bobby Dodd
Bernie Moore
Matty Bell
South
Cuba
By Busham
Armal Times
Dec
Villanova College
Edward B. McKee
Whirlies
All-Stars
Duke
Walker
Gatlin
Williams
Tomkins
Wilkins
S) Brower
I Point College
Ripple
Tobacco Bowl
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