Panthers Face Rhyners In North State Collision
High Point College Purple Panthers travel to Lenoir Rhyne for a return North State Conference showdown after a 46 32 home win. Coach Ralph James relies on Don Embier and Carl Tipton to pace the offense as the team seeks a stronger 500 record against tough road opponents.
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High Point College
Purple Panthers
Lenoir Rhyne
Rhyners
Harrison Gymnasium
Ralph James
Panthers
Catawba
Don Embier
Carl Tipton
Embler
Tipton
Gold Medal Basketball Opens At Y Tonight In High Point
The YMCA sponsored Gold Medal tournament begins tonight in High Point with Purple Cubs of High Point College facing High Point Y juniors in the opening class C contest at 8 p.m. The event runs five nights weekly through next week featuring industrial, small school and club teams with medals awarded to top teams, all-stars, and sportsmanship winners in classes A B and C.
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YMCA
High Point
Purple Cubs
High Point College
High Point Y
High Pain
Y” Juniors
Tomlinson Furniture
Charles Lynch
Redwine Hardware
G. L's
Greensboro
Junior High School
Randleman
High Point High Jayvees
Mercury Athletic Club
Thomasin Vets
Jeff's Drug
Bird Dogs Trigger Second Day At United States Field Trials
In Hernando Mississippi 16 dogs prepared for day two of the open all age stake amid heavy snow and frozen ground. White Bay handled by W L Costner of Columbia Miss led the day with a strong brace of birds while Lexington Village Boy and Fossil Creek Boy also found birds. A runoff will follow the regular running. Historical note mentions Spartans used wood smoke as gas warfare in 400 B C.
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Hernando
Miss
United States
White Bay
W. L. Costner
Columbia
Lexington Village
Lee Warstell
West Liberty
Ill
Fossil Creek
Budison
Ardmore
Okla
Radio Schedule Adjustments and Program Listings
Radio network corrections shift evening lineup with 6:45 Front Page and Farrell Serial departures, 7:00 Radio's Supper Club and Fifteen Minute Series lead into News, Commentary, and overseas reports. Night features include Jack Armstrong, The Green Hornet, Fibber McGee and Molly, and real life drama with Inner Sanctum and more.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow
the Hawk
Closennessee
Jed
Abc-East
Abe Ventures
Falcon
Mbs
Cbs Go and Andy
Abe
Cbs 7 Lombardo
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Molly
Abe Is
Cbs
Tors
Abemerican Forum
Abe Bob Hope
Abe B
Crosby
Cbs Osef Stopak
Red Skelton
Abe Ss
Abetter
Mrs
Penind
Cbs News
Cbs & Abe
Strike Closes Madison Square Garden Arena
New York shuts all amusements as Mayor O Dwyer imposes a fuel famine ban. Westminster Kennel Club dog show at MSG faces cancellation with 2599 dogs from across the U S and Canada present. Several events including basketball games boxing fencing and tennis are postponed or moved. The ban jeopardizes major sports fixtures at MSG through the weekend and into Sunday.
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Murray Rose
New York
Mammoth
Madison Square Garden
New York City
William O'Dwyer
Westminster Kennel Club
Canada
William Ross Proctor
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Lions
Broadway
Park
Uptown
Garden
St. John’s
Temple
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Allie Stolz
Willie Joyce
New York A. C
Mize Poised to Pay Dividends to Giants Bosses
Big John Mize arrives at Miami spring camp claiming peak fitness after 205 pounds and a 400 foot batting start. The piece also notes Cardinals shortstop Marty Marion seeking more pay, Hughson signing with Red Sox, Shoun Vollmer and Vollmer contracts, Shupe returning to Indianapolis, and Nick Etten shifting to first base amid a crowded infield, with 145 players in uniform for Brooklyn.
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Joe Reichler
New York
John Mize
New York Giants
Navy
Horace Stoneham
Miami
Fla
Mize
Cardinal
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Marion
Boston Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Cincinnati Reds
Clyde Shoun
Carl Vollmer
Roland Ae
Boston Braves
Vincent Shupe
Braves
Indianapolis
Bill Ramsey
New York Yankees
Stirnweiss
Joe Gordon
Nick Etten
Sally Hassett
Johnny Sturm
Steve Souchock
Brooklyn
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN BOXING SHOWS
Philadelphia fighter Billy Fox stopped Nate Bolden in Philadelphia. Al Priest stopped Joe Blackwood in Cambridge. Jimmy Bivins stopped Yancey Henry in Washington. Saint Paul outpointed Johnny Finazzo in Springfield.
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Philadelphia
Billy Fox
Nate Bolden
Boston
Priest
Cambridge
Joe Blackwood
Paterson
N. J
Baltimore
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Yancey Henry
Washington
Holyoke
Mass
Saint Paul
Springfield
Johnny Finazzo
High Point Black Bison Ready For Reynolds Clash
High Point leads Western Conference Class A with a half game advantage as the Black Bison prepare to host second place R. J. Reynolds at Reynolds Gym in Winston Salem. Coach Tony Simeon has the team in peak condition and the starting five remain unchanged.
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Wayne Williard, Jr
High Point
Black Bison
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Reynolds
Tony Simeon
Bison
Sore Oy
Juad
Tommy McGhee
Bill Hartley
Richard Crowder
Little Curtis McDonald
Jack Hawks
Billy Wray Hunsucker
Black Demons
Frank von Drehle
Salisbury
Boyden Yellow Jackets
Reyonlds
Whirlies
Charlotte Wildcats
High Point Junior High Basketball Set For Two Games
Undefeated High Point Junior High hosts Greensboro Gillespie tonight and Greensboro Central Friday at the high school gym. probable starters include Delappe Thurman and Alassell with Martin and Johnson at guard. Yarborough Kennedy and Beck vie for center. New players added since mid term bolster both rival squads.
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High Point
Greensboro Gillespie Junior High
Greensboro Central Junior High
Delappe
Thurman
Alassell
Martin
Johnson
Yarborough
Kennedy
Beck
Civitans and Kiwanis Win in Red Shield Games
In Red Shield league play on Salvation Army court the Civitans beat the JayCees 19 14 with McKinsey scoring 11 points and Grady and Haworth four each for the JayCees Delappe led Kiwanis with 10 points Embler had eight for the Lions Kiwanis defeated the Lions 47 2
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Salvation Army
Civitans
JayCees
Kiwanis
Lions
McKinsey
Grady
Haworth
Delappe
Embler
Archbishops Land in Ireland for Rome Consistory
The Star of Rome carrying Archbishop Francis Spellman of New York Archbishop John Glennon of St. Louis and Bishop Thomas Tien of Tsingtao arrived at Shannon Ireland after a trans Atlantic flight from Gander Newfoundland A C 54 Colosseum carried clergy and laymen earlier They head to Rome for elevation to the College of Cardinals with Edward Mooney and Samuel Stritch also en route via Paris welcomed by Prime Minister Eamon de Valera.
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Shannon
Eire
Constellation Plane
Rome
Francis J. Spellman
New York
John Joseph Glennon
St. Louis
Thomas Tien
Tsingtao
China
Rincanna
Gander
Newfoundland
Colosseum
Spellman
Glennon
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Samuel A Stritch
Chicago
College of Cardinals
Mooney
Stritch
Paris
Eamon Cevalera
Carolina Wins Tie For Southern Lead With 55 44 Triumph
In Philadelphia Gus Lesnevich weighs a possible $30 000 to defend his light heavyweight crown against Billy Fox after Fox knocks out Nate Bolden in 49 seconds of the second round. North Carolina tops N C State 55 44 for a 14th straight win as John Dillon leads with 18 points and Duke prepares for Georgia Tech and Clemson while Atlantic Christian falls to Kinston Marines and Wofford beats Presbyterian.
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Philadelphia
Gus Lesnevich
Billy Fox
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Billy
Yes
Kaye Specials
Gus
Fox
Nate Bolden
Wees
Lesnevich
Little Joe Vella
Convention Hall
Blinky Palermo
Pete Moran
State Commission
Leon Rains
Bolden
North Carolina
Duke
N. C. State
Tar Heels
John Dillon
Carolina
I"’ McKinney
Carolinians
V.P.L
Georgia Tech
Dangerous Engineers
Clemson
Durham
Atlantic Christian
Kinston Marines
Cherry Point
Marines
Florida
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
South Carolina
Wofford
Presbyterian
Citadel
Demaret Protest Yields Little PGA Response
New Orleans report notes Jimmy Demaret protests that an equalizing synthetic golf ball should be used in tournaments. PGA leaders and members largely oppose changing the ball system, citing players already receiving synthetic balls while others hold older models.
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New Orleans
Jimmy Demaret
Professional Golfers’ Association
Jimmy
Seneran
Navy
Houston
Fred Corcoran
PGA
Edey Pga
De‘maret
Dudley
College basket scores show Temple and North Carolina wins
Associated Press tally lists results across regions with Temple beating St. John’s 85 51 and North Carolina routing NC State 86 44. Other notable scores include Florida over Jacksonville 66 - and Indiana 60 over Cincinnati 22 with scattered regional games.
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Temple
St. John’s
Brooklyn
City College of New York
Fordham
South North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wofford
Presbyterian
Newberry
Citadel
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Jacksonville Cavaliers
Ouachita SC
Henderson
Chattanooga
Hiwassee
Midwest Great Lakes
Michigan State
Earlham
Depauw
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Southwest University of Arizona
Arizona State College At
Flagstaff
Montana
Idaho
Boxing men on commissions and missed buzzer shot thrills
In New York on February 11 Barney Ross advocates that boxing commissions include ex fighters and writers to hear complaints directly. The piece notes Judge Landis as a top sports commissioner who listened to players, plus a buzzer buzzer ending with a disallowed shot by Rockhurst College against Maryville State, and a long recalling line about Hutchinson.
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New York
Barney Ross
Boxing Commission
Barney
Landis
Rockhurst College
Maryville
Paul Wilson
Steve Donahue
Harold Hutcheson
Hutch
Crying Towel Corner: bucketball chaos and streaks
Marshfield High of Wisconsin edged Ne koosa 28 16 after a scoreless final three quarters as both teams hit blanks late. Parrish of Selma Alabama extended its 49 game win streak by beating Phillips of Birmingham 8 4 despite Phillips freezing the ball to slow the run. East Berlin Pennsylvania trailed Spring Grove 29 28 when Roy Chronister saw the clock show only moments remained.
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Marshfield
Wis
Nekoosa
Alabama
Parrish High
Selma
Phillips
Birmingham
Parrish
East Berlin
Spring Grove
Roy Chronister
Marine boxers plan South Orange co op training
Five Cherry Point NC marine fighters plan a boxing co op in South Orange NJ with Laverne Roach Howie Brodt already fighting pro and Sgt Al Highers Corp Al Anpach and Corp Jim McFadden expected to turn pro next. Ex coach T Sgt Johnny Abood will train manage and may buy a house for living and training between bouts.
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Cherry Point
N. C
South Orange
N. J
Laverne Roach
Howie Brodt
al Highers
Abood
Del Webb Plays In Phoenix Tucson Open Golf Tourneys
Del Webb part owner of the Yankees competes in the Phoenix and Tucson open golf tours to stay sharp for spring training. If he shoots 67s as at Phoenix, his pocketbook could improve. Marquette’s Tom Stidham directs football preparations by bedside telephone, and his team isn’t likely to be poor.
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del Webb
Yankees
Phoenix
Tucson
Del
Marquette
Tom Stidham
Fort Bragg Dominates Golden Gloves in Greenville
Fort Bragg's 13th Airborne Division won the open division while the Florence team took the novice class title in the fifth annual Golden Gloves tournament in Greenville. Pete Tatsy of the 13th division earned top individual honors after defeating teammate Leon Thompson in an upset. About 5,000 spectators saw the three day finals at Textile Hall.
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Greenville
D. C
Fort Bragg
Florence
Pete Tatsy
Leon Thompson
Shaeffer And Hoppe Neck To Neck In 1000-Point Match
In Chicago on February 12 Willy Hoppe and Jake Shaeffer, former world champions, trailed by only three points in a 1000 point three cushion bustard contest. Hoppe led 100-97 after last night’s block following a 50-44 first block. The pair will play two 50 point blocks daily for nine more days.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Jake Shaeffer
Hoppe
Executors Notice in Luther Hendrix Estate Case
Executors of Luther L. Hendrix deceased invite claims by February 6 1947 or barred. Debts should be paid promptly. Dorothy Byrum Hendrix and Eugene Hendrix executors Jamestown Route 1 Guilford County North Carolina dated February 1946.
Executors named for Cecil C. Garrett estate in High Point
Having qualified as executors of the estate of Cecil C. Garrett deceased of High Point Guilford County North Carolina this notice invites all claims to be exhibited to the Trust Department Wachovia Bank and Trust Company 209 Wachovia Bank Building High Point on or before February 15 1947 or be barred. All debts should be paid promptly to the Trust Department Wachovia Bank and Trust Company High Point North Carolina dated February 9 1946. Mrs Leola Scott Garrett Rupert T Pickens and Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Executors under the will of Cecil C Garrett High Point North Carolina
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Cecil C. Garrett
Lave
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Trust Department of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Leola Scott Garrett
Rupert T. Pickens
High Point, N
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