Bison Schedule Highlights Unbeaten Cage Run Ahead
Lexington’s B team invades the local gym tomorrow night as the Bison sharpen offense for a busy week. Coach Simeon tightened strategies after easing past Raleigh’s Capitals and Wilmington before their first tough Western Conference tests.
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Point
Bison
Gastonia
Lexington
Quint
Thomasville
Tony Simeon
Triangle
Ich
Raleigh
Simeon
Wilmington
Volleyball Play Resumes Tomorrow Night at Local YWCA
Civic club volley league resumes after holidays with games on Tuesday at the YWCA. 7:30 Exchange vs JayCees, 8:30 Rotary vs ABC, 9:30 Mercury AC vs Kiwanis, Lions club has a bye.
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Civic Club
YWCA
Exchange
JayCees
Rotary
A.B.C
Mecury A.C
Kiwanis
Lions Club
State Cagers Settle Down By Associated Press
The Indianapolis Capitals finally beat the Cleveland Barons 9-0 after 11 weeks to pull even for first in the Western Division with Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh’s Hornets won 8-6 over Providence and climbed into a tie at the top with Indy. Buffalo widened its Eastern Division lead with a 6-1 rout of Hershey, as two other matches produced wins and losses for the leaders.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Capitals
Cleveland
Barons
Caps
Pittsburgh
John Wiszkan
Hornets
Providence
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Buffalo
Hershey
College coaches eye Ted Kluszewski move and NC hoop slate
The piece notes Ted Kluszewski leaving Indiana University for pro ball with Cincinnati Reds amid coach changes in Ohio State and discusses North Carolina and Duke basketball amid a busy January 1946 schedule. It highlights Duke and North Carolina as top contenders, with several conference games and regional teams like Elon, Appalachian, and Lenoir-Rhyne on the docket.
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New York
Association of College Baseball Coaches
St. Louis
Reds
Ted Kluszewski
Indiana U
Cincinnati
Ted
Redleg
Indiana
Ohio State
Ohio
Carroll Widdoes
Paul Bixler
Paul Brown
Associated Press
North Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
Chapel Hill
Phantoms
Maryland
Virginia
V.P.1
University of Virginia
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
North State
Elon
Lenoir-Rhine
Appallachian
Catawba
High Point
N. C. State
Clemson
Camp Patrick Henry
Camp Lejeune
Fort Bragg
Greensboro
Appalachian
Milligan
Greensboro Ord
East Carolina Teachers
Campbell College
Thomasville Lions Club
Airborne Center
Guilford
Mars Hill
West Carolina
Davidson
Cherry Point Marines
South Carolina
Richmond
Hanes Hosiery
East Carolina
Greensboro RD
Lenoir Rhyne
Virginia Tech
Norfolk Naval Station
Hanes
McCrary Eagles
N. C
Lynchburg
Norfolk Navy
Atlantic Christian
Duke Ee
Ene
East Carolina ‘Tehrs
West Carolina Tehrs
Notice of Service by Publication in Guilford County
Publication notice in the Guilford County Superior Court names Lena Gray Reid Morrison and others as defendants in a tax lien suit. Defendants must answer within twenty days from January 28 1946 or relief requested will be granted. Dated December 28 1945. J P Shore Clerk. 12/31 1/1-14-21
High Point Division and heirs facing estate matter
Plaintiffs seek resolution of an estate dispute involving John A. Culler Estate and multiple named heirs and spouses including Mary Parks, John R. Barks, Beulah Culler, Cary Culler, Lucille Culler, Blaine Beeson, Raymond Beeson, Lola Little, Fred Little, Helen Jones, Clifton Jones, Lola Beasley, Meyer Beasley, Opa Johnson, and A. J. Johnson Jr. The case lists numerous party interests and seeks court action regarding the estate administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
High Point
John A. Culler
Mary Parks
John R. Barks
Beulah Culler
Cary Culler
Lucille Culler
Blaine Beeson
Raymond Beeson
Lola C. Little
Fred Little
Helen Jones
Clifton Jones
Lola C. Beasley
Meyer Beasley
Opa C. Johnson
A. J. Johnson, Jr
Racehorse drug drama sparks bettor ire headlines
Cincinnati Times-Star quotes Mixson Denton criticizing the betting crowd as drugging horses. Wayne Sabin plans a return to civilian pro tennis next summer after leaving Guam. Max Waxman assumes Curtis Sheppard’s management duties as Emil von Elling notes Leslie MacMitchell could run a 4 15 mile now.
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Wayne Sabin
Guam
U. S
Max Waxman
Jack Dempsey
Curtis
Hatchet
Sheppard
Emil von Elling
N.Y.A
Fingres
Leslie MacMitchell
Williams Grove Opens With 1st AAA Auto Race
Williams Grove speedway starts the 1946 auto racing season January 14 with the first AAA program since Pearl Harbor. Roy Richwing announced the national contest board offers 100000 in prizes across five-track circuit including Thompson Connecticut Dayton Ohio Winchester and Fort Wayne Indiana. Automotive also contributes 30000 in prizes.
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Williams Grove
Williams Grove Speedway
Pearl Harbor
Roy Richwing
National Contest Board of
The
American Automobile Associatorn
Thompson
Snead Fights For Extra Stroke At Los Angeles Open
In Los Angeles on January 7, Sammy Snead disputed a tournament score. The official kept 72 for Snead while he claimed the ninth hole scraped his putter costing a stroke.
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Los Angeles
Sammy Snead
Snead
End of Season Standings Highlight Textile and Oil Firms
Richwing notes manufacturers and oil companies finish the season tied atop the point standings as the close of the season marks a pivotal industry summary.
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Richwing
Narrowed slate as unbeaten college teams face conference play
New York January week tightens the schedule as remaining unbeatens like Wyoming Indiana Iowa Notre Dame West Virginia Cornell and Yale brace for key conference games. Wyoming meets Valparaiso while Indiana Iowa duel in the Big Ten. Notre Dame battles Great Lakes. West Virginia faces Long Island Canisius and Yale meet Columbia Penn.
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New York
Hoop Brigade
Wyoming
Indiana
Iowa
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Cornell
Yale
Cowboys
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Long Island University
Washington
St. Louis
Utah
Valaparaiso
Hoosiers
Minneosta
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Purdue
Michigan
Rochester
Princeton
de Paul
Great Lakes
Mountaineers
Long Island
Madison Square Garden
Canisius
Buffalo
Columbia
Penn
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Alabama
Baldwin- - Wallace
Holy Cross
Georgia
Gettysburg
Navy
Army
Mighty Cage
Swarthmore
Colgate
New York Anticipates Record Racing Season in 1946
The New York state racing commission announced a 189 day 1946 schedule as tracks hit new records in 1945. Belmont Park set a world record 5 billion betting day, purses rose, Belmont Stakes increased from 50 000 to 100 000, and Saratoga returns with a 24 day meet plus a 12 day Jamaica session to fund the upstate course.
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New York
State Racing Commission
Belmont Park
Jamaica
United Hunts
Saratoga
Saratoga Association
Upstate
Golfer Trails By Two Strokes Going Into Final Day
The player stuttered against the ball and double putted earning an extra stroke. He stands two strokes behind Ron Nelson who posted 212 as the final day approaches.
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Byron Nelson
Cardinals Trade and Sale Talks Signal Busy Shaping Season
St. Louis owner Sam Breadon sold catcher Walker Cooper to the New York Giants for 175000 and second baseman Jimmy Brown to the Pittsburgh Pirates for 30000 to 40000. Shortstop Marty Marion is not for sale, with many players unsettled as Breadon previews a booming market for outfielders and pitchers as World War II rosters shift.
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ST. Louis
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinal
Sportsmans Park
Sam
Walker Cooper
New York Giants
Jimmy Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Breadon
Marty Marion
Red Birds
Marion
Cardinal
Cooper
Brown
Giants
Max Lanier
Harry
Johnny Hopp
Buster Adams
Red Schoendienst
Augie Bergamo
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Terry Moore
Harry Walker
Litwhiler
Women's State Softball Finals Set for Greensboro and High Point
Greensboro and High Point will host the 1946 North Carolina championship softball tournaments. The women's tournament is scheduled for August 20 to 25 in Greensboro, according to state commissioner Bill Allgood.
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High Point
Greensboro
Greenshboro
North Carolina
Bill Alligood
Player sales may draw big bankrolls for opponents
The passage notes teams face many departures as players are sold and suggests they may listen to offers from wealthy buyers, implying stronger opponents could benefit from big bankrolls.
Nelson Poised to Win Los Angeles Open Title
Byron Nelson led the Los Angeles Open at 212 after 54 holes with a two shot edge over Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier. Defending champ Snead and Ferrier both at 214 remain in contention as Hogan, Demaret, Penna, Spaden and Moe Seiden trail. Babe Didrickson exited after two rounds of 81.
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Los Angeles
Byron Nelson
Lord Byron
Bond
Nelson
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Jim Demaret
Houston
Tex
Tony Penna
Daye
Tno
Harold (Jug
Moe Spaden
Sanford
Barron
White Plains
N. Y
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Calif Craig Wood
New York
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Mildred
Babe) Didrickson
Fatted Calf Welcomes Pfc George Pennington Home
In Galesburg Kansas Arch Penning invited ex servicemen to a barbecue to greet Pfc George Pennington returning from the Pacific. Weather limited turnout to about 200 despite a plump calf and a 250 pound hog. George has re enlisted for another year.
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Galesburg
Kas
George Pennington
Arch Penning
George
Tax lien action against Edith Gray in Guilford County
The Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina begins civil action against Edith Gray to enforce a tax lien on her High Point Township real estate for 1942 and 1943. She must answer within 20 days from January 28 1946 or face relief requested by the plaintiff Shore Clerk of Superior Court.
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John R. Parks
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
J. A. Culler
High Point Township
J. P. Shore
High Point
W. King
John BE. King
Frances King
Silas W. King
Geo. W. King
Walsie King
Lloyd King
Bessie King
Reginald King
Hazel King
Elijah G. King
Mary King
Sallie L. King
Bessie Peebles
Arthur Peebles
Annie V. King
City of
John E. King
Princes King
J. W. King
Edith Gray
Shore
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Sonny Jameson
City College of New York
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Oregon State
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Hitchcock Beverage Company
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KRAFT
N. Main ST
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Billie
Jackie
Janie
Denny
Cooper Cooper
Walker
82Nd Airborne
Mike Jacobs
Lee Savold
al Hoosman
Bob Feller
Denver
Bob
Starmount Forest Country Club
George Corcoran
Greens
C. C
Lena Gray
Reid Morrison
Jane Doe Morrison
Elewain Morrison
George Morrison
Laura Morrison Kerns
Ernest Kerns
Pearlie May Royals
Top Royals
Beatrice Evans
Willie Evans
Elswain Morrison
Mixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Cardinals
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Atlantic Company
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