Missouri Tigers Ready for Cotton Bowl Texas Showdown
The Missouri football team left Kansas City by train for Dallas to face Texas New Year’s Day in the Cotton Bowl. Each of 36 players carries a rabbit’s left hind foot charm blessed by three Negroes for good luck. Coach Chauncey Simpson says Missouri respects Texas and plans to play a tough game. Athletic Director Don Faurot will return as head coach next fall after naval service.
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University of Missouri
Dallas
University of Texas
Tigers
R. E. Lucas
Columbia
Mizzou
Lucas
Marker sought for Custer battle site in Woodward
A fundraising drive aims to place a marker at a farm near Woodward Oklahoma where General Custer fought a battle. Cattle herds were reportedly killed by Indians, totaling about 100 head belonging to a local rancher.
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Okla
Custer
Trainers defend Smith after Derby flap at Jamaica race
Friends of Sient Tom Smith criticize his one year suspension after ephedrine use on Magnificent Duel before a Jamaica race. They note Maine Chance Farms has 22 stake winners and five Derby hopefuls, including Star Pilot and Beaugay, challenging established owners led by Mrs Elizabeth Graham.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Sient Tom" Smith
Beaugay
Maine Chance Farms
Elizabeth Graham
Browns sought to lure Paul Brown from Rams in new league
The Cleveland Rams seek ways to lure Coach Paul Brown away from Cleveland amid the All America Conference formation. Brown, under contract for 25 000 dollars yearly plus a 1000 dollar monthly binder, would be a huge draw if enticed.
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Cleveland
Rams
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Massillon High School
Ohio State
Jockey Superstitions Highlight Gulfstream Riders
Miami reports show top rider Job Jessop and peers like Atkinson and Woodhouse embracing ritual avoidances and beliefs. Riders fear broom touches, odds-board attention, and spills, with anecdotes from 1944 Gulfstream racing about luck and misfortune.
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Fla
Dean Jessop
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Gulfstream Park
Queer Street
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Gulfstream
Hedley Woodhouse
J. R. Layton
Billy Nichols
Woodhouse
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Miami punter Harry Ghaul posts 41.1 yard average
Miami player Harry Ghaul aims for college top honors after posting a punting average of 41.1 yards. The statistic highlights his prowess and potential to lead in college football circles.
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Harry Ghaul
Radio Schedule with Evening Programs and Guest Lineup
Radio program listing for EST with CST adjustments includes taped shows and live music. Highlights feature Buffalo hosts, Science Adventures, Afternoon in Autumn, Christmas in Scripture, Elliot Lawrence Orchestra, Duke Ellington, Tin Pan Alley segments, Our Foreign Policy Talks, Grand Old Opry, Boston Symphony Hour, and national news blocks. Multiple time slots span 7 PM to 1 AM with dance and drama segments and guest speakers.
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Wade to Resume Duke Coaching After War Service
Wallace Wade will return to Duke as head football coach next January after serving as a lieutenant colonel of field artillery since spring 1942. Eddie Cameron will remain at Duke as director of physical education and athletics and return as back field coach under Wade.
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Washington
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Barnhill Accepts Arkansas Coaching Post On January First
John Barnhill, famed Tennessee coach, will head the Arkansas Razorbacks football program starting January 1. He signs for $10,000 a year for five years and becomes athletic director and head coach, succeeding Glen Rose who retires after a difficult 1945 season.
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John Barnhill
University of Tennessee
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Fayetteville
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Tennessee
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Indianapolis Buys 25 Percent of Boston Farm Chain
Indianapolis directors confirm the purchase of 25 percent of the Boston National League club’s farm system, eight teams strong, to be called the B L Citation. Officers named: John Quinn president Owen J Bush vice president Al Schlensker treasurer Schlensker steps down as Indianapolis secretary with Harry H Jenkins of Owensboro Ky taking the post. Clubs in the unit include Bluefield West Virginia Richmond Indiana and Owensboro Kentucky class D Raleigh North Carolina.
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John Quinn
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Harry H. Jenkins
Owensboro
Bluefield
W. Va
Richmond
Ind
Owenboro
Raleigh
Gamecocks Plan Final Work Before Gator Bowl
The University of South Carolina Gamecocks will reassemble December 27 after a holiday break to resume drills for the New Year’s Day Gator Bowl against Wake Forest in Jacksonville. Coach John McMillan praises the team’s condition and notes Wake Forest’s strength, with Dutch Brembs poised for a key role and the trio of Bill Carr Dan Haralson and Ed McMillan shaping the offense.
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University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Wake Forest
Jacksonville
John McMillan
South
Dutch Brembs
Brembs
Deacons
Gamecocks
Bill Carr
Cairo
Dan Haralson
Wizard
Ed McMillan
Duke
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers in High Point Township
Guilford County Realty Transfers list multiple property transactions in High Point Township. Transfers include W B Delk to O P Shelton. Mrs Bessie B York to William and Jordan on English Street. Harrell A Holmes to Thomas Ciolmes. Joshua Anderson to P F Frazier and others in Anderson Heights. and several other lot sales across subdivisions such as Hicks Road Taylor Street West End Woodland Fairmont Park and Greenway Avenue. The note about snowflakes formed at relatively high temperatures appears unrelated.
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O. P. Shelton
Moffitt Height
Bessie B. York
William & Jordan
English Street
Harrell A. Holmes
Thomas C Iolmes
Hicks Road
Joshua Anderson
P. F. Frazier
Anderson Heights
Henry R. John
J. W. Johnson
Taylor Street
W. C. Gray
Mitchell Carter
West End Heights
W. ©. Bule
Sherman C. Culler
Woodland Development
James S. Conrad
Anselme Paddy
Tise
A. Teague
Lonnie Jones
Fairmont Park
M. A. Fogieman
Fred W. Miller
E. A. Bencini
Thomas C. Holmes
Willard Road
Annie J. Burk
L. J. Trexler
Greenway Avenue
Unclear Classifications Mentioned for Multiple Cities
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Garden hosts 14 visiting college teams in seven doubleheaders
New Yorks Madison Square Garden to stage a holiday basketball program with 14 visiting colleges over two weeks. The arena has drawn crowds averaging 18,000 for twin bills this season and aims to surpass last years 299,734 total fans across 18 sessions. NYU opens against Rochester, while St Johns meets Ohio University Bobcats, with 21 doubleheaders planned this season.
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Philadelphia
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Island
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Manhattan
St. Francis of Brooklyn
Trump-drawing Not Essential In This Contract Bridge Deal
In a deal where South faced a void in hearts and a six card spade suit, he avoided pulling trumps. After a sequence of back-and-forth ruffs and discards, South’s careful play allowed the defense to force a discard and the game in the long run.
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Neyland Expected To Return To Tennessee
Knoxville report says Brigadier General Robert R. Neyland is expected to resume head coaching duties at the University of Tennessee next month after terminal leave from the army. Athletic council chairman N. W. Daughtery declined to comment on a successor if Neyland is late returning for the 1946 season.
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Robert R. Neyland
University of Tennessee
Basketball scores from various colleges and teams
Holy Cross 60 over Dartmouth 44. Boston College 53 over Kings Port Merchant Marine Academy 50. Syracuse 69 over Union 28. Manhattan 44 over Scranton 23. North Carolina 56 over South Carolina 32. Quantico Marines 50 over Maryland 47. Kentucky 43 over Oklahoma 33. De Paul 59 over Oregon State 40. Ohio State 37 over Oregon 41. Arizona 45 over New Mexico 37. Midwest and Southwest teams listed with regional matchups.
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Kings Port
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Scranton
South North Carolina
South Carolina
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Tony Janiro Defeats Humberto Zavala at Madison Square Garden
Tony Janiro of Youngstown Ohio won an eight round decision over Humberto Zavala of Mexico at Madison Square Garden. He outweighed Zavala 143½ to 136 pounds and drew favorable scoring from two officials while the AP score had him ahead.
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45 Tourney Cage Champs Play In Doubleheader
Kansas City reports the 1945 National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball tourney champions Layla of New Orleans and Pepperdine of Los Angeles meet in a doubleheader to restore prestige after losses. Loyola closes their Midwest road trip after a 7 point defeat to West Texas State while Pepperdine falls 65 60 to Valparaiso. West Texas State faces Valparaiso in a preliminary game before Loyola Pepperdine.
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Layla
University of “New Orleans
George Pepperdine College of
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Loyola
Midwest
West Texas State
Pepperdine
Valparaiso Memorony
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Valparaiso
Phantoms Beat South Carolina 56 to 32 in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill on December 22 the White Phantoms of North Carolina claimed a 56 to 32 victory over South Carolina. Paxton led scoring with 21 points while Jed contributed 11 as the Phantoms paced the Southern Conference tilt.
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White Phantoms
WN Carolina
Paxton
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Scientist estimates snow flakes needed to cover acre ground
A scientist calculates that about one billion snow flakes would blanket an acre of ground. The finding frames how granular accumulations translate to large area coverage in winter conditions.
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