Panthers Meet Washington Service Team In Home Hardwood Test
Panther cagers host a touring Washington D C strategic service team at Harrison gymnasium tonight at 8. Coach Ralph James aims for a 3 1 record after a 59 33 loss at Asheboro. The visiting coach is former Wake Forest star John Jett.
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Ralph James
High Point College Panther
Strategic Service
Washington, D. C
Harrison Gymnasium
Panther
James
Asheboro
McCrary
John Jett
Wake Forest
Catawba
Winston-Salem
8Th Air Force
Panthers
Air Ce
Thomasville Lions
Lions
Lynchburg
Thomasville
Fort Bragg
Major League And Happy Chandler Meet This Week
Major league owners meet in Chicago to define the powers of Happy Chandler as successor to Landis. Disputes with club owners over authority and league structure aim for a middle ground while topics include Pacific Coast League status and number of night games. Detroit’s Rudy York and Cleveland’s Jim Bagby linked to Red Sox moves. Jeff Heath to Washington discussed. Larry McPhail proposes seven night games per team. Clark Griffith agrees to 33. Sunday doubleheaders to be halved.
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Chicago
Kentucky
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Baseball
K. M. Landis
Clumbus
Chandler
Landis
Chadler
Detroit
Rudy York
Cleveland
Jim Bagby
Boston Red Sox
Jeff Heath
Washington
George Case
Larry McPhail
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Columbus
Johnny Humphries
Chicago White Sox
Phils
Braves
Walker Cooper
Ray Mack
Selecting a .22 Rifle for Plinking and Hunting Purposes
Advice on choosing a .22 rifle explains postwar price trends and model variety. It compares target, hunting, and general purpose rifles, noting weight, action type, and solid versus takedown frames, and highlights cleaning and bore considerations for steady accuracy.
Zivic and Hudson Clash in Garden Tonight
Fritzie Zivic the fading former welterweight champion battles Cecil Hudson of Los Angeles in a Madison Square Garden ten round main event. Hudson, a Hammering Henry Armstrong protege, makes his Garden headliner debut after dominating Red Doty in three rounds.
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New York
Fritzie Zivic
Praitice
Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Hudson
Henry Armstrong
George
Red) Doty
Redskins Set to Meet Rams for Fifth NFL Title Game
The Washington Redskins prepare for their fifth professional playoff by facing Cleveland's Rams next Sunday for the National League title. All earlier title games were against the Chicago Bears with two wins and two losses. Key scores include 1937 Redskins 28 Bears 21 and 1940 Bears 73 Redskins 0.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Cleveland
Rams
Redskins
Chicago Bears
Bears
Young Scores In Service Game On Spectacular Plays
In Los Angeles on December 10, Bud Young, a 16-pound Chicago Negro who played at Illinois, returned a kickoff 94 yards and a punt 88 yards for touchdowns as the Bluejackets defeated the El Toro Marines 48 to 25 to claim the unofficial service grid title. He later scored the winning TD on a 20 yard end sweep, earning praise from Lt. Col. Dick Hanley who called him the greatest runner he has ever seen.
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Los Angeles
Army
Glenn Davis
Boc Blanchard
Fleet City Navy
el Toro Marines
Clayme
Buddy) Young
Young
Chicago
Illinois
Bluejackets
Dick Hanley
Marines
National Title Regatta Set To Return Next July
In New York on December 10 the executive committee of the national association of amateur oarsmen voted to resume the national championship regatta next July, the first since 1943. The decision follows a period of inactivity due to past events and signals a return to competition for American rowing.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Korolev Retains Soviet Boxing Title
Moscow’s Nikolai Korolev 28 year old soldier and four time reigning heavyweight champion defeated Andre Novasardov of Tiflis to retain the Soviet title. Korolev earned 5000 rubles with Novasardov receiving 3000 rubles. The event took place Saturday night in Moscow as part of the annual clash.
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Moscow
Nikolai Korolev
Soviet Union
Red Army
Andre Novasardov
Tiflis
Georgia
Korolev
Novasardov
Officials to Choose Philadelphia Event Site Next Spring
The event, last held in Philadelphia, will see officials select a race site in the spring. Local organizers seek a venue that can accommodate anticipated crowds and logistics for the upcoming competition.
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Philadelphia
North Carolina Leads Open North Carolina Coast Schedule Opens with Three Games
North Carolina, conference leader, starts the 1945-46 season with three Wisconsin? No. North Carolina plays Greensboro ORC, Catawba, and Davidson in the week ahead. Duke aims for first win facing Davidson. Wake Forest, Duke, and NCSU in action. fifteen North State conference games plus service-team matchups on the slate.
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Associated Press Southern
North Carolina
Greensboro
ORC
Catawba
Davidson
le da Wee
Jace Pickett
Duke
Durham
Blue Devils
Camp Peary
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Ake Forest
Greensboro Orc
N. C. State
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Elon
North State
Fort Bragg All-stars
Naval Separation Center
Norfolk
Camp Lejeune
NOB
N. C
State
Guilford
Fort Bragg
ORD
High Point
8Th Aaf
Winston-Salem
Washington
Strategic Services
Salisbury
Fort Bragg Allstars
Kinston Air Base
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
Kinston Marines
Thuy
Thomasville Lions Club
Lynchburg
Little Creek
Naval Amphibious Station
Fort Br
Cherry Point Marines
Cherry Point
Chapel Hill
Campbell College
East Carolina Teachers College
Greensville
N. CC
Greensboro Ord
Naval Training Station
Wake Forest
Fort Brags All-stars
Virginia
Davidoo
Chapelill
L Pet
Bion Cecceeeses Maeae
Radio Schedule Corrections And Mixed Network Listings
Late corrections by networks adjust a dense CST MST radio lineup. The schedule includes serials, dramas, news, music, sketches and features across abc cbs and mbs from 6 to 11 PM with various repeats and host segments.
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Farrell
Sparrow
the Hawk
Cbs
Tennessee
Jed
Abc-East
Hop Harrigan
Abc
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mbs-Weat
Jimmy Carroll
Cba
Dick Tracy
Mbs-West
Eileen Farrell
Cbc
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Abc-Basic
Tennessee Jed
Mbs- West
Cbs News
Abec
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbc
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs-Basic
Cbs Raymond
Abe Ance
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Bob Hawk
West Abe Frank
Mbs
Kaltenborn
Bill Brandt
America
Parks and Warren
Cbsum
Abner
Abe Alldog Drummond
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Howard Barlow
Abe Joan Davis
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Voorhees
Abe Iman
I. Q
Dra
Bob Hawk
Megeet
Cbs & Abe
Picard Wins Miami Golf Tar Heels Lead Shrine Bowl
The Shrine Bowl in Charlotte saw North Carolina defeat South Carolina 8-0, extending the Tar Heel series lead to five wins. Buddy Bell scored on a fourth-period safety after a blocked punt, securing the decisive points before about 20,000 fans.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
High School
All Stars
South Carolina
Tar Heel
Shrine Hospital For Children
Greenville
Rock Hill
Curtis Waters
Jack McCachren
Charlotte Central
Buddy Bell
Midwest Editor Will Be Speaker At Duke Thursday
Russell Wiggins, managing editor of the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch, will lecture at Duke University on Thursday December 13 on Freedom of the Press at Home and Abroad. He rose from small town reporting to Washington correspondent and became a noted editorial writer.
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Washington
Iggins
Saturday Night Basketball Results Across Camps and Colleges
Scores from games played at military camps and colleges show New York 45 Colgate 43 and Brown 55 Connecticut 41. Harvard 42 MIT 21 Army Cardinals 56 Milligan 38. Pennsylvania 37 Dartmouth 28 Randolph Macon 42 Medical College of Virginia 31. Camp Peary 80 Fort Bragg 47. Georgia 66 Chattanooga 46 Tennessee 63 Lincoln Memorial 18 Tulane 58 Camp Lauche 50. Notre Dame 56 Camp Atterbury 37 Minnesota 55 Nebraska 30 Oberlin 63 Case 38 Wisconsin 42 Marquette 32 Ohio 69 Marietta 32 Illinois 58 Great Lakes 4 Ohio State 47 Pittsburgh 37 Texas A and M 51 Camp Bowie 17.
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New York
Colgate
Brown
Connecticut
Harvard
Army Cardinals
Milligan College
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Randolph Macon
Medical College of Virginia
Camp Peary
Fort Bragg
South Georgia
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Lincoln Memorial
Tulane
Camp Lauche
Midwest
Notre Dame
Camp Atterbury
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oberlin
Case
Wisconsin
Marquette
Ohio
Marietta
Dlinois
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Southwest Texas A. and
Camp Bowie
Van Buren Leads Eagles With Three Touchdowns
Steve Van Buren, 24, Honduras-born halfback for the Philadelphia Eagles, scored three touchdowns and added two extra points as they beat the Boston Yanks 35 to 7. He extended his 1945 string to 18 TDs, tops Hutson’s record, and surpassed Hutson in season scoring with 110 points. He also gained 100 yards rushing for 832 total in the 10-game season.
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Philadelphia
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Boston Yanks
Greasy Neale
Eagles
van Buren
Louisiana State University
Don Hutson
Hutson
Washington
Redskins
Cleveland Rams
Sammy Baugh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Giants
Joe Aguirre
Baugh
Les Dye
Frank Aking
Green Bay Packers
Rams
Cleveland
Municipal
New York
Chicago
Bears
Packers
Bob Waterfield
UCLA
Boston
Political observer aids Roosevelt era farm policy
The keen observer suggested using the soil conservation act to avert a complete collapse of Roosevelt’s agricultural program. His role in sustaining agricultural policy was noted by Time Magazine.
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Chester Davis
Roosevelt
Time Magazine
North State Loop Moves to End Gambling in Parks
North State Loop president C. M. Llewelyn said the league can fine clubs not eradicating gambling in parks and may revoke a team's franchise after proper warning, following action at the Columbus minor league meeting.
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Concord
N. C. State League
C. M. Llewelyn
Loop
Columbus
Llewelyn
Redskins Defeat Giants 17 0 for Fifth Eastern Title
Washington Redskins clinch their fifth straight eastern crown by blanking the New York Giants 17 to 0. Sammy Baugh connected with Les Dye for a 25-yard score and Frank Aking added a one-yard TD as the defense stifled New York.
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New York
Camp Butner Loses To Greensboro ORD Hawks
Greensboro ORD Hawks defeated Camp Butner 6 to 51 as Bones McKinney of Raleigh led with 71 points. The game took place yesterday in Greensboro.
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Camp Butner
Greensboro Ord
Greensborro
Greensboro
ORD Hawks
Bones McKinney
Raleigh
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Henry Picard
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Sam Snead
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Yestern
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Toledo
Denny Shute
Akron
Dick Metz
Ben Hogan
Hershey
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