High Point Bison Dominate Burlington in Conference Win
High Point's Black Bison defeated Burlington 60 to 28 on their home floor. De Curtis McDonald led with 14 points, Richard Crowder added 13, and Tommy McGhee anchored the defense as High Point seized early control and maintained it through the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Williard, JR
High Point
Bison
Burlington
Traunom
Bulldogs
Whirlies
Tony Simeon
de Curtis McDonald
Richard Crowder
Keziah
Hogan
Donald Hooper
Ray Watson
Tommy McGhee
McGhee
R. J. Reynolds
High Point Jayvees
Gordon
Grant
Jayvees
Kiwanis Top Rotary 46 to 33 In Red Shield League Play
Kiwanis extended its winning streak to four with a 46 to 33 victory over Rotary as Livins scored 14 and Hester 12 for Kiwanis. Clinard and Guyer each had 10 for Rotary, while Civitan edged Lions 30 to 27 led by Blackman with 13 and Morris with 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rotary
Livins
Te Kiwanis
Hester
Clinard
Guyer
Civitan
Lions
Blackman
Civitans
Morris
Administrators Notice to Creditors J Ed Holton Estate
Administrators notice to creditors for the estate of J Ed Holton of Guilford County North Carolina. Claims must be presented by January 19 1947. Debts owed should be paid promptly. J H Holton administrator dated January 17 1946 Thomasville North Carolina attorney J Roy Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Holton
Guilford County
North Carolina
Thomasville
N. Y
J. H. Holton
J. Ed. Holton
J. Roy Proctor
N.C
Nelsons Lead Tied After First Round at Texas Open
Nelson and Doering shot seven under 64 to share the early lead at San Antonio’s Texas Open. Amateurs Stranahan and others trailed by three strokes as three 68s matched par on day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Byron Nelson
Art Doering
Brackenridge Park
Nelson
Toledo
Byron
Doering
Frank Stranahan
Hogan
Hershey
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
Jimmie Demaret
Houston
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Tony Penna
Dayton, O
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs by Time
A dense listing of Saturday February 9 radio programming and corrections showing Western time adjustments and blocks from 2:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Includes Buffalo Host, Metropolitan Opera, United States Marine Band, Philadelphia Orchestra, Duke Ellington Orchestra, Tin Pan Alley on the Air, Our Foreign Policy Talks, The Life of Riley, Truth or Consequence, National Barn Dance Show, and weekend news segments with multiple networks and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Metropolitan Opera
Abe
Treasury
Cbs United States Marine Band
Abe Orchestras of Nation
Mbs
Cbs Dance Band
Cbs
Civu
Bill Downa
Doctors
Detroit
Cbs Music At
Court
Nbe
E. Lawrence Ur
Alin Downes
Dbds
Philadelphia Orchestra
Duke Ellington
W. Vandercook
Abe Josef Stopak
Abe Dance Music
Nbc
Abe Quincey Howe
Clevelandphony
Peele
Abc
Oso Tin
Hawaii
Dbs
Barrymore
Mous
Abe Sody
Cbs Gangbusters
Girls Roundtable
Boston Symphony
Judy ‘Anova
Chicago
Theater of the Air
Oney
Abe Steelworkers
Ebs & Abe Orn'sa
Wolfpack Triumphs Over Duke 34 30 Nightgame
Maryland's Old Liners upset North Carolina and Duke 34-30. The White Phantoms won 33-31 in another close Southern Conference clash. High Point and N. C. State posted wins as Wake Forest fell. Carolina Gamecocks beat Clemson 51-41 while Furman topped Newberry 52-33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Wake Forest
High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Eastern Carolina
Louisburg
Cherry Point
Marines
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Carolina
Carolina Gamecocks
Clemson Tigers
Palmetto
Furman
Newberry
Nop
Presbyterian
Lynchburg College
Roanoke
Cllege
Arkansas SC
Texas Christian
the Citadel
Presbyterian College
Norfolk Navalry Station
Auburn
Florida
South Carolina
Clemson
Carolina State
George Washington
VMI
Randolph Macon
Hampden Jdney
West Virginia Tech
Alderson Breaddus
Censord
West Virginia Wesleyan
North Carolina
University of Maryland
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Midwest
Oklahoma A and M
DePaul
Town State
Nebraska
Northwestern
Minnesota
Southeastern State
Okla
Phillips
Southern Methodist
Dallas Naval Air Station
IAR
Univ. of California
Univ. of Southern California
Denver
Colorado State
Basketball Scores From AP by Region and Opponent
AP reports scattered college scores across regions. Highlights include Arkansas SC over Texas Christian 53 41 Citadel 41 Presbyterian 35 and Auburn 60 over Florida 53. Western teams like UCLA 39 and USC 35, Montana 78.
North State Conference Cancels This Year's Tournament
Ralph James chair of the major committee said after a High Point college game that the North State conference will not hold a basketball tournament this year. Gordon Kirkland of Catawba and Shore Neal of Lenoir Rhyne joined the discussion. Coaches were consulted and schedules cannot be rearranged at this late date. The conference championship will be decided by season records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North State
Ralph James
High Point College
Gordon Kirkland
Catawba
Shore Neal
Lenoir-Rhyne
James
High Point Y basketball tops Greensboro in close finish
High Point Y defeated Greensboro Y 62 by pulling ahead early and holding the lead. Lineups list Rothrock Micks Upton Plummer Walker Palmer Spencer Caffer BVANE Short with half time 41 22. Galla Damion favorite for $25 000 San Vicente at Santa Anita awaiting three year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
F—Rothrock
Micks
F—Upton
Plummer
C—Walker
Palmer
Spencer
Ccsescceseeneees
Galla Damion
Arcadia
Calif
C. J. Sebastian
San Vicente
Santa Anita Park
Sports Roundup Dabbles in Boxing Coaches and All Stars
Harold Anderson of Bowling Green notes a center may cover about two miles in a full game with a fire wagon squad. The piece ponders matchups like George Mikan versus Greg Rice, praises Mike Jacobs for price boosts after the Beauack Johnny Greco bout, and touches on Pete Cawthon’s coaching bid at Mississippi U and Camp Wilson’s Tulsa hire. It also mentions hockey star status for Detroit’s goalie prospects Lumley and a comment on Duke Eddleman’s army papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold Anderson
Bowling Green
George Mikan
Greg Rice
Mike Jacobs
Johnny Greco
Pete Cawthon
Mississippi U
Red Drew
Detroit Lions
Pete
Tulsa
Camp Wilson
Camp
el Paso
Tex
Canadiens
Richard Blake Thie
Detroit
Harry Lumley
National Football League
Duke Eddleman
Illinois
Army
USC Trojans Banquet Sparks February 1 Question
The sports note recalls the USC Trojans late football banquet set for February 1 and ponders if the January 1 loss will be forgotten. It notes Notre Dame and NYA basketball games at Madison Square Garden drawing 17,591 on average and mentions Ra Lumpp’s absence for tonight’s Irish clash. Bentley Mosienko’s forward line is also highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Gregory
Portland Oregonian
USC Trojans
Notre Dame
N.Y.A
Madison Square Garden
Violets
Irish
Chicago
Bentley-Mosienko
Room and Board in New York Boxing Circle
Len Taglia, an upstate New York boxer, visits New York City for a shot at prominence and finds his room at mother Browns boarding house on 92nd Street just vacated by Marty Servo the new welter champion. Lou Ambers and Joey Archibald, both former champions, also stayed there when they first arrived. The precedent holds only as long as no one returns to claim the room again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Taglia
Upstate New
New York
New York City
Mother Brown
92Nd Street
Marty Servo
Lou Ambers
Joey Archibald
Agaia
Southworth could earn up to sixty five thousand with Braves
Billy Southworth may earn as much as 65000 for managing the Braves on a sliding scale that climbs 10000 for each position above fifth. George Marshall proposes two national league publicity offices claiming the league operates two leagues, hinting at a broader organizational plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Southworth
Braves
Billy
George (Washingdone
Boston Track Preview Forecast for 4 12 Mile Run
Boston Feb 7 The 57th Boston AA meet expects a 4 12 or better Hunter mile with Marcel Hansenne aiming for a 4 12 clocking in his American debut. He plans to go hard from the gun, ignore MacMitchell, and beat the clock despite last week’s 4 19 pace set by MacMitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marcel Hansenne
Boston A.A
Hansenne
New York
Les Macmitchell
Quinn
Boston Garden
Macmitchell
Marcel
Gunder
der Vunder
Charley Keller Signs Contract With Yankees
Slugging Charley Keller has signed with the New York Yankees making him eligible to join the Panama-bound group. The husky outfielder, rejoined last season after release from maritime service, is expected to meet the Yankee contingent in Miami today. Keller hit .301 in 44 games for 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charley Keller
New York Yankees
Husky
Yanks
Maritime Service
Yankee
Miami
Fla
Keller
Redheads Preferred Dance Tickets Stir Campus
Eugene Oregon campus notes a novelty dance sell tickets priced 1.16 for a man with a redhead 1.27 for a blonde escort and 1.34 for brunettes an ad on the ticket back promotes hair dye the clipping also mentions seven gold wire rings joined by a diamond as a Russian bride signal for a seven day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Ramblers and Violets Clash In Gotham’s Game Of The Year
New York hosts a marquee clash as Notre Dame and New York University Violets meet at Madison Square Garden in a long anticipated showdown. Notre Dame enters as a slight favorite after a 56 55 loss to Northwestern while beating Kentucky De Paul Great Lakes and Purdue. The arena is sold out with scalpers asking up to 15 dollars for seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ramblers
Notre Dame
New York University Violets
Aot
Violets
Northwestern
Kentucky
de Paul
Great Lakes
Purdue
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point Township
Guilford County Realty transfers list numerous property deeds in High Point Township. M A Arnold to James W Mangum and wife parcels on Thomasville Highway. L J Fisher Jr to Richard W Marshall and wife in Emeryn addition. Wachovia Bank administrator to James D Green and wife on North Wrenn Street. Anna W Welch and others to James D Green and wife on North Wrenn Street. R C Aldridge to Nancy Woody on Kelly Street. L G Newton to Charles A Sanders and wife on Harvell Street. 8S Efird to Mobert B Morgan on Springfield Road. Daisy B H Cummings to Robert J Baird and wife on Denny Street. D S Walker to Lawson J Ingram on Rotary Street. Lewis P Barrett to Talman H Kemmer and wife on Silver Ridge Drive. R B Gantt to trustees of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
M. A. Arnold
James W. Mangum
Thomasville
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Richard W. Marshall
Emeryn Addition
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
James D., Green
North Wrenn Street
Anna W. Welch
James D. Green
R. C. Aldridge
Nancy Woody
Kelly Street
L. G
Newton
Charles A. Sanders
Harvell Street
T. Efird
Mobert
Mauree
Morgan
Springfield Road
Daisy BH. Cummings
Robert J. Baird
Denny Street
D. S. Walker
Lawson J. Ingram
Rotary Street
Lewis P. Barrett
Talman II
Kemmer
Ion Silver Ridge Drive
R. B. Gantt
Trustees
Fights Last Night Roundup From AP
In New York Beau Jack and Johnny Greco drew in a welterweight bout. Detroit saw Sal Bartolo outpoint Indian Paulie Jackson. New Orleans hosted Phil Terrano defeating Frankie Carte. Philadelphia staged Leon Haire beating Eddie Martin in a lightweight clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beau Jack
Augusta
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Drew
Detroit
Sal Bartolo
Boston
Paulie Jackson
Reading
New Orleans
Phil Terranova
Frankie Carte
Philadelphia
Beau Jack Greco Fight Ends In Spectacular Draw
In Madison Square Garden a 10 round bout between Beau Jack and Johnny Greco ends in a draw as Greco dominates most rounds while Jack’s buzz saw attack and See bolo punch fail to secure a decision. Crowd of 18 941 boos erupt after officials deny Greco the verdict and gate reaches 148 512 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack
Henry Armstrong
Jacobs Beach
Hennery's
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Greco
Armstrong
Lovany
Greco
Garden
Johnny
Beau
Middle Atlantic League Is Back in Active Status
The suspended Class B Middle Atlantic baseball league is restored to action. President William G. Bramham announces the lineup including Erie Johnstown Oil City Butler Pa Niagara Falls N Y and Youngstown Ohio with Elmer M. Daily of Ebensburg Pa as president. The revival brings the total minor leagues operating this year to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
William G. Bramham
Erie
Johnstown
Oil City
Butler
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Youngstown
Ohio
Elmer M. Daily
Ebensburg
Oakwood Baptist church and surrounding property transfers
Property transfers include Oakwood Baptist church lot on U S Highway 311 and Lowe Avenue lots from E Z Fowler to Lewis Davin and from Rh B Culler to Virgil Sexton. Nazareth Orphans Home to J M Chafin four Armfield subdivision lots. Watts Bakery acquires A W Robertson’s lot on North Main Street. W W C Murrow transfers twelve Hut ton subdivision lots to Alva Wood. A caution on laundering stains advises cool water to avoid setting certain stains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Baptist Church
E. Z. Fowler
Lewis H. Davin
Lowe Avenue
Rh. B. Culler
Virgil J. Sexton
Tate Street
Nazareth Orphans Home
J. M. Chafin
Armfield
A. W. Robertson
Watts Bakery Company, Incorporated
North Main Street
W.W. C. Murrow
Alva W. Wood
Hutton Subdivision
Panthers overpower Rhyno in North State clash at home
High Point college teams swept two wins as the varsity Panthers beat Elon Rhyno 46 32 and the JayVees routed Jamestown 36 4 in Harrison gym. Donald Embler led scoring with 12, Carl Tiptons added nine, and the JayVees held Jamestown scoreless through three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Harris
Gynasium
Purple Panthers
Leno
Rhyno
Jamestown High
Elon
High
Panthers
Donald Embler
Collegians
Carl Tiptons
Miller
Entzel
JayVees
Jamestown
Jay- Vees
Catawba Indians
Harrison Gym
Jay Vees
Allen Jay High
Trade Barriers In Korea To Be Lifted Shortly
Seoul report states a joint communique announced a plan to begin lifting trade and communication barriers between the Russian and American occupied zones in Korea. The declaration follows decisions from the U S Soviet conference and requires the generals in both zones to approve before any dates take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Seoul
Hair-ripping drill injury ends with scalp reattachment
In Philadelphia on February 9 a whirling drill grabbed Mrs. Freda McKeith's hair and ripped four square inches of scalp. Surgeons at Bryn Mawr Hospital transferred skin from the Autocar works at Ardmore and performed an emergency operation to sew the scalp back onto her head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Freda McKeith
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Ardmore
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Rosph Wee Campbell
H. P. Hawks
Mason
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Ripple
Ray “Bear” Wolf
University of North Carolina
University of Florida
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Sisler
Dick Sisler
George Sisler
Havana
St. Louis Cardinals
Sis
Y.M
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Yankees
Gotham
Guilford County Realty
Leon
Bobo) Haire
Eddie Martin
Newa
Dimwiddy
By Jimmy Hatlo
Horace Billings
Welborn
Tipton
Bowen
Eveel Breston
Tilley
Lammond
Foster
Seas Fmbler
Michael
Evel Stafford
Entzi
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Gibson
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Lee noir-Rhyne
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