Highs Cup Fourth Win In Ron Stretch
The Highs, led by coach Ton Simeon, defeated Sedgefield 27 to 22 to extend their perfect start to four straight wins. Key scoring came from Mel Walker with 9 points and Collins adding 5 as High Point's reserve lineup sparked the comeback before the starters finished strong.
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Ton Simeon
Black Bison Cagers
Sedgefield Army
Army Quint
Simeon
Moulbegott
Es Sedgefield Eeeates
Wen
Bison
Walker
Secage
Sedgefield
Porge
Army Guard
Malcolm Sullivan
Richard Reid
Ister
Tagbrone
Nebowitz
Ray Dela
Vellia
Pidjanowski
Army
Leeroy Collins
Bill Kennedy
Bison Guard
Cagers
Woman Behind Every Tree Phrase Traced to Oregon Soldier
Salem dispatch reports Sgt. Philip Gille, formerly with the state forestry office, on leave after two years in Alaska. He served on Attu where there isn’t a tree within hundreds of miles, making his quip about social life amid trees.
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Salem
Ore
Philip Gille
State Forestry Office
Alaska
Gille
Attu
Uncertainty Surrounds 1944 Baseball Plans and War Efforts
The piece outlines how 1944 baseball aims to maintain wartime cooperation with the high command while pursuing a pennant race. It notes fan interest remains high among service members, despite many stars serving in the military, and references President Roosevelt and Landis backing limited rosters to support war needs.
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Ford C. Price
National Baseball League
New York
Noa
Bey
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
J Landis
Baseco
National League
Pros Pit Talent Against Amateurs In Pinehurst Trial
In Pinehurst the Pinehurst Field Trial club held a two day amateur all age event with 22 pointers and setters. Dr Samuel Black of Spartanburg S C owned and handled Johnnie who won the all age. Professional handlers then competed in open derby and free for all events with Stein's City Jack from Spartanburg winning second and Peerless Jack of Charlotte earning third.
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Pinehurst
S Johnnie
Pointer
Samuel Black
Spartanburg
S. C
Stein
R. G. Cater
George Rogers
Mt. Holly
N. J
W. F. Jackson
Charlotte
Major Golf Event Returns to Pacific Coast Open
Major golf competition returns to the Pacific coast as 180 pros and amateurs, including Byron Nelson, compete in the $12,500 Los Angeles Open at Sunset Hills and Fox Hills. Nelson eyes his first win here with a strong 65 in a preliminary round, among many former titleholders and top players.
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Ted Gill
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Byron Nelson
Big Toledo
Ike Greenberg
Lloyd Mangrum
al Behrstock
Simon Pure
Nelson
Harry Cooper
MacDonald Smith
Jimmy Thomson
Johnny Buila
Craig Wood
Jimso
Thomson
Treatment for flat feet and fallen arches at Camp Bell
The orthopedic clinic staff at Camp Campbell Ky says most cases of flat feet and fallen arches can be relieved or cured. Relief starts with the soldier's own efforts through proper foot exercises and changes in walking habits.
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Campbell, Ky
Branch Rickey Sees Football Grow Pains Ease by Coaxing
New York columnist notes Branch Rickey envisions a postwar romance between baseball and football arguing for joint schedules and shared stadiums. He suggests a second league or dual control could ease growth and profits, with Brooklyn and New York as fertile fields for crossovers.
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Garry Schumacher
New York
Br'er Branch Rickey
Br’er
Rowth
Park Pierees
Rickey
Ball Park
Stagg Sees Abandoned Colleges Returning to Football
Amos Alonzo Stagg, at 81, believes some colleges that halted football last year will resume next fall, citing Stanford and other Pacific coast schools as likely to return. He criticizes wartime suspensions and notes his Pacific team, Navy V-12, faced limited practice yet did well, losing only to USC and March Field. He will receive the coach of the year award Saturday night during Chicago DePaul game festivities.
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St. Louis
Giants
Polo Grounds
Tim Mara
New York
Horace Stoneham
Ebbets Field
Grid Dodgers
Rickey
Br’er
Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
National Association of Football Writers
Stagg
University of Chicago
Midway
The
Maroons
Little College of the Pacific
West Coast
Stanford
Army
Pacific Eleven
Navy
Southern California
March Field
North Carolina Mat Team Faces Green Roster Ahead of Duke Meet
NC coach Chuck Quinlan must drop a veteran from wrestling duties as he fields the greenest winter squad yet with 36 rookies and no varsity transfers. L. L. Hooper is out with flu, leaving future starters to come from freshmen and untested heavies as Duke looms Saturday night.
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Chapel Hill
Chuck Quinlan
North Carolina
Quinny
Quinlan
Duke
Carolina
L. L. Hooper
Kent Prep
Hooper
Ulysses Carnogg
George Es
Nae
C. A. Jacobs
John Hallett
R. Weintraub
T. D. Tuomey
R. C. Saunders
Suffolk
W. R. Howard
R. E. Betzig
N. Y
A. N. Marshall
Petersburg
Hugh Childress, Inc. Stockholders Meet January 12 1944
Notice to stockholders states a meeting will be held on Wednesday January 12 1944 at 9 00 a m in the company office on Thomasville Road at Highway 10 Guilford County North Carolina Hugh Childress president issues the notice dated January 4 1944.
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Hugh Childress, Inc
Thomasville Road
Highway Number 10
Guilford County
North Carolina
Hugh Chilldress, Inc
Hugh Childress
Notice of Administration for Dr Erick Florman Estate
Executors notify all persons with claims against the estate of Dr Erick Florman deceased to present them within twelve months from the first publication. The notice is dated December 14, 1943, in High Point North Carolina, with attorney D H Parsons and executor John G Scruggs.
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Erick Fplerman
D. H. Parsons
High Point
N. C
John G. Scruggs
Slick Florman
North Carolina
High Point suit seeks reformation of east Commerce real estate title
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association files suit in Guilford County Superior Court against Farlowe Insurance and Realty Company and others to reform the title to property on East Commerce Street in High Point North Carolina. Defendants must answer within 30 days after January 14 1944.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
A. C. Rumsey
Julia White
High Point Perpetual Bulld& Loan Association
J. L. White
W. A
J. Idol
M. C. Row
Mabel Ivey Rowland
E. Vera Idol
Parlowe Insurance & Realty Company
EB. Wray Farlowe
Savannah Farlowe
Ralto Farlowe
Ruth Farlowe Casey
Silas B
North Caroline
East Commerce
High Point
North
Lambeth Asst
Superior Court
Walter E. Crissman
Superior Court High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Lambeth Stases
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