High Point Panthers Clinch Second Straight Win Over A C C
High Point College beat Atlantic Christian 47 to 30 in Wilson, extending their streak to a second straight win. The night featured 46 fouls and a halftime edge of 23 to 13 as the Panthers prepare for a home clash with the Y M C A designated as the Naismith Memorial game benefiting a basketball hall of fame project.
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High Point College Panthers
Atlantic Christian College
High Point Y. M. C. A
Naismith Memorial
Springfield
Mass
Broadus Culler
Panther
Elon Christians
Elon
McCrary Fagies
Asheboro
Catawba Indians
Culler
Woody
Thomas
Long John Sappenfield
Sue
Panthers
Atlantic Christian Bulldogs
Wilson
Notice of Service by Publication in Guilford Superior Court
In Guilford County North Carolina Lula Evans Susie Turner Rev W T Lomax Adme of Hayey C Lindsay deceased W G Hamilton Admr of John Lindsay and unknown heirs of John Lindsay and Barry G C Lindsay and heirs of Harry C Lindsay The defendants John Lindsay and heirs of John Lindsay and heirs of Harry C Lindsay deceased known or unknown must appear January 20 1942 to answer or demur to the complaint or plaintiffs will seek relief The notice dated November 21 1941 is issued by Assistant Clerk C Lambeth and attorneys T F Sanders and G G Earnhardt for the plaintiffs with case numbers 14 22 29 12 6 13
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Lula Evans
Susie Turner
W. T. Lomax
Hayey C. Lindsay
W. G. Hamilton
John Lindsay
Barry GC. Lindsay
Harry C. Lindsay
Harry C. Lidsay
Harry GC. Lindsay
Superior Court
Lambeth
Asst
State OF
Thad Eure
Raleigh
MacPhail Trades Quartet To Bucs For Arky Vaughan
Brooklyn reports show Leland Stanford MacPhail trading four Dodger players Luke Hamlin Pete Coscar art Jimmy Wasdell Babe Phelps to acquire Arky Vaughan from Pittsburgh. Vaughan, a .309 hitter over ten Pirates seasons, may become Dodgers third baseman with Lavagetto in play for a left handed pitcher.
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MacPhail
Bucs
Arky Vaughan
Brooklyn
Leland Stanford MacPhail
Brooks
Pittsburgh
Luke Hamlin
Pete Coscarart
Jimmy Wasdell
Babe Phelps
Cookie Lavagetto
Dolph Camilli
Vaughan
Pirates
Dodgers
Lavagello
Bears and Packers meet as western title deciders
Chicago December 13 The Bears and the Green Bay Packers clash tomorrow for the western division championship and the right to face the New York Giants, eastern titlists, in the league championship game on December 21. Both teams finished the 11 game slate tied for the title after only one loss each in the regular season.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Sid Luckman
Bob Snyder
George McAfee
Hugh Gallarneau
Norman Standiec
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Summary
Loyola 40 Wake Forest 26. NYU 59 Montclair Teachers 2B. Williams 44 Middlesbury 32. Duquesne 43 Youngstown 22. Georgetown 66 Western Maryland 43. Centenary 3. Arkansas A&M 24. Florida 55 Florida Southern 31. Rice 54 LSU 32. Howard 51 St Bernard 18. Arkansas 38 Southeastern Okla 36. Southern California 47 Loyola Los Angeles 32. Washington State 74 Montana 45.
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The
Associated Press
Loyola
Wake Forest
New York University
Montclair
N. J
Williams
Middlesury
Duquesne
Youngstown
Georgetown
Western Maryland
Centenary
Arkansas A. & Mf
Florida
Flarida Southern
Rice
Louisiana State
Howard
St. Bernard
Arkansas
Southeastern Okla
Southern California
Los Angeles
Washington State
Montana
AWOL Private Surrenders to Rejoin Army Amid War Drive
Fort Bragg reports Private John W. Schism, long listed AWOL for over four years, surrendered to military police and requested to serve. He is restored to duty with no punishment. He hails from Saluda and had been working at Tryon. Also noted are returning AWOL soldiers and a sports roundup mentioning the Bears Packers clash and Packers star Don Hutson.
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Fort Bragg
John W. Schism
Ware
Schism
Saluda
Tryon
Drapan
No Hard Feelings After Silk Trade Talk
In Charlotte a week before war with Japan, two Tokyo silk company reps pressed processed silk deals with a local mill head. After bowing they left for San Francisco. Four days later war erupted and the Charlotteans received a package from the visitors containing two large silk United States flags, with a note claiming no hard feelings.
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Charlotte
Tokyo ‘Silk Company
San Francisco
Japan
United States
Charlotteans
Conference In Session Amid War Time Athletics Warning
Richmond Va Dec 13 Warned by two university presidents that athletic programs may be sharply curtailed during the war Southern Conference coaches and athletic directors opened their annual meeting in an atmosphere of uncertainty Dr C H Marvin of George Washington University told 16 member schools that intercollegiate athletics may give way to intramural sports as armed forces demand more from institutions He suggested six man football could replace intercollegiate play Dr F W Boatwright of University of Richmond said war threatens formal programs and urged coaches to keep student morale high and to view education as patriotic service until called into duty.
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Barton Pattie
Richmond
Southern Conference
C. H. Marvin
George Washington University
F. W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
High Point Gridders Receive Monograms at Assembly
Members of the High Point state co champion football squad were awarded monograms in an assembly. J. J. Ellington spoke on the meaning of the honor. Coach Tony Cernugel presented awards after remarks by Coach Leo Morgan.
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High Point High School
J. J. Ellington
Tony Cernugel
Leo Morgan
James Kivett
Erdman Allman
Otis Chapman
Wayland Linthicum
John Crowder
Garrell Speas
David Warker
Gilbert Marsh
Leonard Suggs
Carl Cates
W. O. Webb
Wayne Davis
Albert Evans
Donald Dunkelberger
Bill Wivett
Paul Williamson
Jimmy Foxworth
Yonmmy Forster
Arnold Metcalf
Eddie Knox
Grim column lays out bowl schedule by month
Nashville sports writer Will Grim skey published a column proposing a New Year bowl schedule with January 1 in Japan February 1 in Mal y and March 1 in Germany. He hopes to finish unbeaten and untied to secure an early Peace Bowl bid.
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Nashville, Tenn, der
Will Grimskey
Japan
Maly
Germany
Giants Trade Whispers And Late Announcements Rock Sports Roundup
New York sports wrap highlights odd hour trades by the Giants causing writer displeasure. Mentions Wank Leiber and Johnny Mize moves delayed or leaked, Ott appointment rivalries, and Branch Rickey tips to St Louis scribes. Also notes Glenn Petersen guest star and other college and pro scraps.
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New York
Giants
Mel Oli
Wank Leiber
Johnny Mize
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Ott
Charley Stoneham
Glenn H. Petersen
Bismarck
N. D
Capitals
St. Louis Cardinals
Bowling league sees tie and first three game loss
Thursday night action in the Furniture Bowling League at Arcade alleys produced a tied opener as Clover Brand Dairies toppled league leaders Furniture Exposition, their first 3 game loss. Montgomery led Clover with 362, Dennard paced Exposition with 301, Idol's Service Station won two from Wrathman's Springs, Lily Company dropped two to Marietta Paint and Color, Byerly led Idol's with 349, Olenjack headiest Nachman's with 288, Forward led Marietta with 312, Anderson top Lilly with 304. Match game details follow.
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Tive
Clover Brand Dairies
Furniture Exposition
Clover Boys
Montgomery
Clover
Dennard
Idol
Service Station
Wrathman’s Springs
Lilly Company
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Byerly
Olenjack
Nachman
Marietta
Anderson
Lilly
All-America End Kutner Seeks Military Service
Malcum Krut ner of the University of Texas, the first Texas player named to the AP All-America team, says he would delay his business career and football to help Uncle Sam. At 20, he hopes to join the navy or army air corps, noting hedreamed of this since childhood and is ready to serve if needed.
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Austin
Tex
Malculm Krutner
University of Texas
Associated Press
Sam
Peases
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
In New York Fritzie Zivic drew with Young Hid McCoy in Detroit. Boston saw Bob Pastor defeat Jim Robinson in Philadelphia. Robinson was humiliated by Jack Marshall.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Fritzie Zivic
Pittburgh
Young Hid McCoy
Detroit
Drew
Boston
Bob Pastor
Jim Robingom
Philadelphia
Robinson
Jack Marshalls
Kid McCoy Held To Draw By Fritzie Zivic
In Madison Square Garden a ten round welterweight bout ended in a draw as Kid McCoy and Fritzie Zivic fought to a halt. Officials split votes with the majority declaring the fight even, McCoy leaving disappointed though many in attendance felt he had won. Separately, wartime tensions grew as Slovakia declared a state of war with the United States.
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Fritzie Zivic
New York
McCoy
Detroit
Madison Square Garden
Berlin
Slovakia
United States
Snead Stays Close After Hogan Opens Lead
At the Miami Open halfway mark Sam Snead trails Ben Hogan by three strokes after a second round 68. Hogan leads with 133, Snead carded a 68 to reach 136, while Johnny Rebvalta shot 66 to stand fourth at 128, Byron Nelson also in contention with 67. Laffoon faltered with 74 as the field tightens near the final rounds.
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Phu Dee
Apy
Sammy Snead
Tithe Ben Logan
Mershes
Snead
Nogan
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohi
Lake
Hogan
Johnny Revalta
Evanston
Conner Slams Coaches in SEC Football Debate
Romney Wheeler Nington reports from Ky on a Southeastern Conference meeting where Commissioner Mike Conner criticizes coaches for overcoaching and players quitting. He denounces segregation tendencies in college football and discusses ethics, recruitment, and a ban on transferring freshmen after Sept. 1.
Georgia Fullback Aims to Pack Season for Orange Bowl
Athens Ga Dec 13 Lewis Woodruff Georgia fullback hopes to cram a whole year of football into the New Year’s Day clash with Texas Christian. Injured before the season he sat out to preserve eligibility and discovered he could graduate in June. He is cited as Georgia’s top ball carrier among the backs. Remember Peart Harbor is noted in Roanoke World-News masthead.
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Athens
Lewis Woodruff
Georgia Hillback
Texas Christian
Woodruff
Georgia Fu
Peart, Harbor
Roanorf. Va
Peart Harbor
Roanoke World-News
Crowder Stars as High Point Tops Spencer 36 to 18
High Point's John Crowder led the Bis with 12 points and top play to power past Spencer 36 to 18. W R Benson sparked early for High Point, while Junius Idol added late scoring and solid guard work alongside Crowder and Evans. Spencer’s Morgan led the visitors with seven as the teams traded leads early before High Point pulled away after halftime.
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Tony Simeon
High Point High School
Railroaders
Spicer High School
Len
Bison
Spencer
Crowder Stars
John Crowde
Bis
W. R. Benson
Growder
Hoowever
Simeon
Las Hight
Igce
Hedrick
Walker
Benson
Crowder
Evans
Junius Idol
Leroy Collins
Harts Rowhrock
Jimmy Foxworth
Bill Peace
Garland Page
Jame Jensei
Lineou
Melvin Walker
Ros Tiedvick
High Pein
Idol
Ih Spencer
Poin Spencer
Morgan
Idsers
Pes Land
Cress
Saunder Harrison
Sébastian
G Harris
High Point
Collins
Rothrack
J . Foxworth
Ponce
G Pugh
Houser
Wal ‘Ker
Land
F. Sebastian
Hirth
Hedrick Jr
Culler JH. P
Two Die In Plane Crash At Norfolk
Ensign William C May of Detroit and aviation machinist mate third class T W Lincoln Jr of Hazel Green Alabama were killed when a scout bombing plane from the Norfolk naval air station crashed in Princess Anne County during a familiarizing flight the Navy reported today.
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Norfolk
William C
Detroit
T. W. Lincoln
Hazel Green
Ala
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Princess Anne County
Navy
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