Sugar Bowl Stars Duel Highlight Carolina Georgia clash
Onboard the Crescent Limited en route to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl the Carolina and Georgia fans debate the probable clash between Charlie Justice and Charlie Trippi. UNC star Jimmy Miller leads a Carolina contingent in the midwinter sports festival 2-mile event in New Orleans.
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Crescent Limited
Greensboro
Alway
Mardi Gras City
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Charlie Trippi
Georgia
Jimmy Miller
Chapel Hill
New Orleans
Carolina
Sugar Bowl Special trains to New Orleans from High Point
A Sugar Bowl Special train bound for New Orleans will pass High Point at 10 30 am December 30 with two High Point cars and space available. It arrives January 1 at 7 30 am and departs January 2 5 30 pm returning through High Point January 3. An Eastern Air Lines special flight from Winston Salem leaves December 30 with remaining seats available via phone.
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New Orleans
High Point
Southern Railway
Eastern Air Lines
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Cigar Bowl Mascots and College Notes From Roundup
A round up from New York notes the Cigar Bowl at Tampa will feature mascots of wooden Indians loaned by the Society for the Preservation of Cigar Store Indians for Delaware versus Rollins on New Year’s Day. The piece also mentions season moves for Boston, San Francisco, and Salt Lake clubs, plus college football and other sports tidbits including Tom Kaminski and Tony Lavelli.
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New York
The
Society For the Preservation of Cigar Store Indians
Tampa
Delaware
Rollins
Boston
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Larry
Dot
Brothers Georgia
Charley Trippi
Tom Kaminski
Wilkes-Barre
Yale
Charley Loftus
Tony Lavelli
Tony
Atlantic States
College coaches push development plans amid winter meetings
The college baseball coaches' association advances plans to improve and develop college baseball while major leagues ignore a players protection pact. TCU coach Dutch Myers plans spring football practice starting as early in February as possible. Ray Peebles retires as Erie Dispatch Herald sports editor after 21 years. Al Sutphin, Cleveland ink and ice man, donates 1000 toward Kingston hockey hall of fame. a red tie may be enshrined there.
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College Baseball Coaches’ Association
Dutch Myers
Texas Christian U
Ray Peebles
Erie
Dispatch- Herald
al Sutphin
Cleveland
Kingston
Ont
Peak Performance Powell Joins Three Pennant Clubs
Larry Powell, former Red Sox player, attains the rare distinction of appearing with three pennant-winning clubs in a single career.
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Larry Powell
Red Sox
Indians Arrive In Orlando For Tangerine Bowl
Officials planned a welcome party for the Maryville college football squad arriving in Orlando to begin workouts for the New Year’s Day Tangerine Bowl against Catawba college. About 40 players make up the Tennessee contingent and Catawba is scheduled to arrive tomorrow from Salisbury North Carolina.
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Orlando
Fla
Maryville College
Catawba College
Tennessee
Catawba
Salisbury
N. C
Hairdresser Leonard Elevates Marie Antoinette Headdress
Leonard, the queen's famed hairdresser, climbs a step-ladder to fix her towering headpiece as hairstyles reach extraordinary heights in the era.
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Marie Antoinette
Leonard
Store Nut Kernels Properly
Store nut kernels in airtight containers to keep them sweet. Place in a cool, dry area away from light to preserve flavor and prevent spoilage.
Sifting flour and sugar on waxed paper to cut dishwashing
A baking tip advises sifting flour and sugar directly onto sheets of waxed or brown paper instead of bowls to reduce washing. This method keeps ingredients ready for measurement and speeds cleanup after baking.
Sooners Arrive in Florida for Gator Bowl Prep
Oklahoma's heavy squad began Florida workouts ahead of the January 1 Gator Bowl against North Carolina State. NC State arrived for practice at Ponte Vedra Beach while several Sooners rest ofChristmas teammates joined later. Coach Jim Tatum predicted a close game noting injuries to Royal Wallace Morris Greathouse Giese and others, with Darrel Royal possibly ready for kickoff.
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Sooners
North Carolina State
Ponte Vedra Beach
Wolfpack
Oklahoma
Jim Tatum
Dar
Rel Royal
Royal
Dave Wallace
Bill Morris
Myrtle Greathouse
Warren Giese
North Carolina
Dan
Tatum
Dan Faurot
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Naval
Wade Walker
Gastonia
N. C
Sugar Bowl Sports Carnival Opens With Tennis Matches
A five day Sugar Bowl carnival in New Orleans opens with national tennis players led by Eddie Moylan and Bobby Falkenburg out due to injury. The event runs alongside boxing track and basketball as football teams Georgia and North Carolina prepare for January 1 clash.
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New Orleans
Georgia
Bulldogs
North Carolina Tar Heels
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N. J
Bobby Falkenburg
Syracuse University
University of North
Milner Starts Blue-Gray Tilt
Alabama’s Harry Gilmer to debut in North South game facing Carmen Falcone of Pennsylvania in a prob able starting lineup clash. Lineups feature Milner of Duke at guard and a pass heavy duel highlighted by Gilmer’s aerial prowess as kickoff set for 2 p.m. CST.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Harry Gilmer
Carmen Falcone
Pennsylvania
Gilmer
Crimson Tide
Duke
Southern California
North South
LE Jenkins
Penn A
Armstrong
Oklahoma A. & M
Ivy
Northwestern
Satterfield
Vanderbilt
L@ Hast
Columbia
Wozniak
Bednarik
Mancha
RG Sowinski
Ind
Milner
RT Deal
Garrett
Miss. State
RE Sullivan
Villanova
Taylor
Chesapeake Ducks Take Up Night Life
Chesapeake Bay area duck hunters report ducks feeding at night and leaving blinds before dawn as ducks change habits to avoid daytime hunter pressure. Game Warden Ernest A. Vaughn notes record hunter numbers drive the shift, forcing earlier starts for protection.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay Area
Staiie
Ernest A. Vaughn
Americans Sweep Davis Cup Final as Bromwich Withdraws
Ted Schroeder and Jack Kramer led the United States to a dominant Davis Cup win in Melbourne. John Bromwich pulled out of tomorrow's singles, Gardnar Mulloy replacing Kramer, while the U S doubles team of Kramer and Schroeder defeated Bromwich and Quist 6 2 7 5 6 4. The Americans’ serving and depth outclassed Australia in the rackets showdown.
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Melbourne
Ted Schroeder
Jack Kramer
John Bromwich
U. S
Gardnar Mulloy
Bromwich
United States
Australia
Adrian Quist
Schroeder
Kooyong Courts
Quist
Kramer
Dinny Pails
Pails
Musial and Slaughter Lead NL Slugging Champs
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals won a third NL slugging title with a .587 mark on 366 total bases and a .356 average, while Enos Slaughter drove in 130 runs with a .300 average and a .465 slugging, as Ralph Kiner led strikeouts with 109 and 23 homers in 1946.
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New York
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Musial
Donora
Navy
Slaughter
Harry Walker
Birds
Johnny Mize
del Ennis
Phillies
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Ed Stanky
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Vince Dimaggio
Kiner
Bond Hearing In Paris Case Today
The prosecution was ordered by a supreme court justice to bring Alvin J. Paris to court today for arguments on his release on bail. Paris, 28, novelty concern officer, had been denied bail after threats against his life were reported to police.
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New York
Supreme Court
Alvin J. Paris
Paris
Novelty Concern
General Sessions
Francis L. Valente
George P. Monaghan
Freshen Rolls With Water Spritz In Paper Bag Oven Warm
To refresh stale rolls, place them in a paper bag, lightly sprinkle with water, and heat in a hot oven until soft and warm. This quick method revives texture and aroma without breading or overpowering flavors.
Regular shoe polishing protects and conditions leather
Regular polishing keeps leather soft and resists water dirt and wear, helping shoes last longer and stay looking sharp.
Family Cage Tournament Opens Quarterfinal Round at Atlantic Christian
The national family basketball tournament moved into the quarterfinals at Atlantic Christian College in Wilson. Eight clans advanced from opening rounds as the Smith brothers of Micro set a scoring record with 51 points in an 83 to 26 win over the Taft family of Dunn, witnessed by 750 fans.
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Wilson
Atlantic Christian College
Smith Brothers
Micro
Taft
Dunn
David Smith
Hoods of
Goldsboro
Perrys of
Bailey
Bagwells of
Raleigh
Rt 2
Winstead Brothers
Nashville
N.C
Loftis
Durham
Brendels
Cramerton
Thrones of
Elm City
College Scores From Oklahoma City and Midwest Tourneys
Last night in the All-College Tourney Oklahoma City first round Oklahoma Aggies defeated Rice 61 to 39 and Kansas beat Tulane 65 53 Baylor 47 over Oklahoma 64 Missouri 46 Indiana State topped Drury 68 45 Marshall West Virginia 67 Eastern Illinois 60 in Terre Haute first round. UCLA Wyoming New York University Colorado and Utah posted results in other matchups.
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Utah
Canisius
New York U
Colorado
UCLA
Wyoming
Long Island U
Oregon State
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Aggies
Rice
Kansas
Tulane
Oklahoma
Baylor
Texas
Missouri
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State
Drury
Marshal
W. Va
Eastern
Milnois
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Durham Sun
Germino
Charlotte
Bob Madry
Bob
Bob, Jr
Little Bob
Jesse James
Jim Read
WPTF
Illinois
U.C.L.A
UNC
Snavely and Company
By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Bitchcock Beverage Company
Greensbero
Guilford Avenue
Dick McPhee
Hosea Rodgers
Dan Edwards
St. John
Trippi
Herb St. John
Tar Heels
Joe Romano
Sooner
State College
Jacksonville
Husky Sooners
Florida
Gerous
Howard Turner
N. C. State
Beattie
Sugar Bowl
Kentucky
Oklahoma A.&m
Louisiana State
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Biloxi
Edgewater Park
Honolulu
Saan
Kramer Wallop
By Gayle Talbot
Billy Fox
Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Fox
Reedy Evans
COLT
Pugh’s Sporting Goods CO
the Sportsmen’s Center
East High ST
Atlantic Company
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Norfolk
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