Two Boxing Guilds Indicted For Sherman Act Violations
Two boxing guilds and three officers face federal indictment for boycotts and other Sherman Act violations. Albert W. Del Monte, president of the Boxing Guild of Ohio, denies the charges saying promoters profit from television. The IBG, led by Charles Johnston and William Daly, fields managers of boxers in major bouts. Trial date to be set. penalties up to a year in jail and $50 000 fines per person and guild.
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Cleveland
Albert W. del Monte
Boxing Guild of Ohio
del Monte
Ohio Guild
International Boxing Guild of
New York City
Charles Johnston
New York
IBG
William Daly
Englewood
N.J
International Boxing Guild
Johnson
Archie Moore
Sandy Saddler
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Daly
Vince Martinez
Joey Maxim
NO SMALL CLUBS Boxers face fading profession and closed doors
Ray Dittrich a 23 year old light heavy weight from East New York trains at Stillmans Gym amid a shrinking boxing scene. He fears promoters guilds and limited venues will end chances for prelim fighters and force him to the docks despite hopes of a main event break.
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NEA
New York
Ray Dittrich
East New York
Brooklyn
Champaign
Butte
Mont
Tom
Dittrich
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
St. Nicholas Arena
Perez Faces Espinosa In Title Bout In Buenos Aires
Pascual Perez defends his world flyweight title against Leo Espinosa of the Philippines at Luna Park in Buenos Aires. A 25,000-seat crowd is expected for the 13-round bout slated to start around 9 p.m. EST. Perez, 29, unbeaten in 24-0-1 after a Olympic title and early knockouts, seeks to impress home fans with a possible decisive victory.
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Buenos Aires
Pascual Perez
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Luna Park
Perez
London
Yoshio Shirai
Shirai
Tokyo
Pro Basketball Scores Nash NBA Box
The Associated Press reports results in Minneapolis Syracuse Fort Wayne 105 Boston Philadelphia 109 and St Loak 107 in overtime with tight contests and notable performances across the league.
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NBA
The
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Syracuse - Fort Wayne
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Loak
Summerfield Takes Pair From Tigers
Summerfield swept Jamestown in a twin bill with the girls winning 45 to 37 and the boys 67 to 46. Ayres led Summerfield girls with 18 points, Proctor added 16, and Jones 11. Tolton topped Jamestown with 23 and Hodgin led the losers with 16. L. Moore scored 27 for Summerfield in the girls, while Jamestown’s Williard had nine and Brown 14 for the boys. Substitutes and half time score noted, with Summerfield dominating early and finishing strong.
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Summerfield
Jamestown
Ayres
Lassies
Proctor
Jones
Jamestown Tolton
Williard
Creekmore
Bobby Hodgin
Brown
Little
L. Moore
Pylemel
Harrell
Bevo Francis Seen As Better Player Since Rio Grande Days
Salt Lake City reports Bevo Francis continues scoring well with the Boston Whirlwinds in a Harlem circuit tour. His coach calls him a better player now after countless games beyond his Rio Grande College days, despite a lower current average than his 1952 53 junior college peak.
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Salt Lake City
Bevo Francis
Little Rio Grande College
Boston Whirlwinds
Rio Grande
Bevo
Omais
Unis
Duke Announces 1956 Football Schedule with ACC foes and non conference games
Duke athletic director Eddie Cameron revealed the 1956 football slate. The Blue Devils will play five ACC games and five non conference games including Navy Tennessee Georgia Tech Pittsburgh and SMU making its first appearance in the area October 13. Key dates include September 22 opener versus South Carolina and the annual meeting with North Carolina on November 24 in Chapel Hill.
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Durham
Duke
Eddie Cameron
Southern Methodist
Virginia
Ohio State
William and Mary
Navy
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Columbia
Bill Murray
Jim Tatum
Tatum
Maryland
Charlottesville
SMU
Georgia
Winston- Salem
Chapel
Trinity Bulldogs trounce Pilot Red Raiders 94 to 53
Trinity blanked Pilot 94 to 53 in a non conference game. Taylor Morse and Don Taylor led with 16 points each as Trinity improved to 7-3. The girls also won to complete a Trinity sweep in the twin bill.
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Trinity
Bulldogs
Randolph County
Pilot
Red Raiders
Taylor Morse
Don Taylor
Teiner
Ity
Agbara Deaton
Fair Grovers Score Sweep In Loon Play
Fair Grove boys defeated Wallburg 52 to 44 in a Davidson County game led by Denny Doby with 26 points and Betty Suggs with 18. Girls game ended 68 to 27 with Fair Grove surpassing Wallburg. Suggs scored 18 and other players contributed for the winning team.
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Fair Grovers
Thomasville
Fair Grove
Wallburg
Davidson
Denny Doby
Betty Suggs
Waliburg
B. Suggs
Reren Hett
Somor
Dee Says Alabama Has Top Second in Nation
Alabama coach Johnny Dee argues the Crimson Tide are the second best team behind San Francisco. He notes seven wins in ten away games and cites only losses to North Carolina, St. John’s, and Notre Dame as tough defeats. He believes the season remains challenging yet promising.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Johnny Dee
Associated Press
Dee
San Francisco
America
Frisco
North Carolina
St. John’s
Notre Dame
San Francisco’s
Allen Jay Sweeps Pair With Ease
Pleasant Garden hosts Allen Jay as the Jaybirds dominate the understrength foe 80 35. Ronnie Odell scores 28 to lead Allen Jay with Ridge 12 Johnston 10. Osborne 10 tops Pleasant Garden. Carole Silvey nets 22 for Allen Jay girls while Madden 12 Sheffield 4 pace Pleasant Garden scorers.
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Pleasant Garden
Allen Jay Jaybirds
Allen Jay Lasses
Ronnie Odell
Jaybird
Ridge
Johnston
Osborne
Kirkman
McClintock
Whitley
Foust
Carole Silvey
Jaybirds
Madden
Sheffield
Coble
Fogelman
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Allen Jhe Ae
Cable
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G—Pratt
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Hicks
Whitaker
Garrett
Gardner
Jones
Woodard
Chandler
Beale
Allen Jay
Willard
Telbert
Edwards
Handy
MoeCuiston
Oval
Halftime Egere
Alien Jay
Péasant Garden
Peasant G
Allen Ony
R. Johnson
Odell
Still
Teachey
Crymes
Fields
York
Younts
Elder
Hendrix
Hasty teams win boys and girls basketball games
Hasty defeated Linwood High School in both games last night. The girls won 68 25 led by Linda Short with 31 points. the boys won 55 30 with Ronnie Wilson scoring 13. Linwood’s top scorers included Rhodes and Smith.
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Thomasville
Hasty
Linwood High School
Linda Short
Ronnie Wilson
Laon
Rhodes
Smith
Vesital
Aes Payne
Linwood
Kinley
Boxing results roundup from Holyoke Hartford and San Antonio
Fights last night featured Bobby Couche sne for Holyoke outpointing Johnny O'Brien in Boston while Billy Lynch stopped Bobby Robinson in Hartford. Melvin Barker defeated Rocky Caballero in San Antonio. Jimmy Martinez and Dicken both fought in Phoenix Glendale and Los Angeles.
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Holyoke
Mass
Bobby Couchesne
Johnny O’brien
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Billy Lynch
Bobby Robinson
Syracuse
N. la San Antonio
Tex
Melvin Barker
Austin
Rocky Caballero
Corpus Christi
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Martinez
Glendale
Dicken
Los Angeles
Tar Heel Party Postponed For Coach Attendance
A reception honoring the University of North Carolina football squad was postponed so new Tar Heel coach Jim Tatum could attend. The event, originally set for Friday night, is rescheduled for January 20 in Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University Oforth Carolina
Jim Tatum
Chapel Hill Athletic al
Miami kept on NCAA probation for another year
The NCAA Council extended the University of Miami’s probation for one year keeping the school ineligible for championship events and bowl games. The convention debated continued television controls and a small college tournament proposal amid the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association conflict.
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Bob Myers
Los Angeles
University of Miami
Florida
Newcoart
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Ncaa Council
Miami
Committee On
NCAA
National Intercollegiate Athletic Assn
No Grid Rule Changes Seen At LA Talks
The NCAA Football Rules Committee opens its annual session in Los Angeles with 60 proposals under review. Fritz Crisler says coaches having sideline timeouts to confer with players is unlikely to gain support and opposes sideline coaching. He also notes talk of restricting tear-away jerseys due to timeout concerns, though fabric controls are unlikely.
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Los Angeles
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Crisler
Tar Heel editor rips Tatum hire as pro athletics move
The Daily Tar Heel denounces Jim Tatum’s hiring as head football coach at UNC Chapel Hill, calling professionalism a parasite on university athletics. It criticizes salaries and warns amateur football has suffered, noting Tatum’s $15,000 annual pay and equaling the university president’s salary.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Tar Heel
University of North Carolina
Jim Tatum
Tatum
University of Maryland
Daily Tar Heel
Wake Forest Accepts Pat Preston Resignation
The Wake Forest board of trustees accepted athletic director Pat Preston resignation effective by May 51. The panel awarded former head football coach Tom Rogers two months severance and named trustee representatives to the athletic council: John H. Vernon, R. C. Bridger, Irvin E. Carlyle, Vernon W. Taylor Jr., Wwed Owen, J. Bivins Helms.
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Winston-Salemp
Wake Forest Board of Trustees
Pat Preston
Tom Rogers
Rogers
Athletic Council
John H. Vernon
Burlington
R. C. Bridger
Bladenboro
Irvin E. Carlyle
Winston-Salem
Vernon W. Taylor Jr
Elkin
Wwed Owen
Canton
J. Bivins Helms
Morganton
Public hearing notices Zoning Board of Adjustment High Point
The High Point Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on January 12, 1956 at 4 00 P M in City Hall Council Chamber. Appellants include Curtis and Margaret E B Smith seeking a gasoline service station permit at Lexington and Centennial and Frank B Montgomery seeking a variance from side yard requirements for College Terrace Lot 79 80 Circle Drive. All who wish to speak should attend.
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High Point Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Hall
Curtis
Margaret EB. Smithdeal
Hillcrest
Lexington Avenue
Lexington and
Centennial
Frank B. Montgomery
Trinity
College Terrace
Circle Drive
Board OF Adjustment
Horace Haworth
Preliminary Certificate of Dissolution for Wesleyan Methodist Connection
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the dissolution of the North Carolina Annual Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America Inc. The dissolution was approved by unanimous board consent and filed November 30, 1955, with the official seal of Raleigh. Thad Bure, Secretary of State.
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North Carolina
Department of State
Annual Conference
THE
Wesleyan Methodist Connection
Church) OF America, Inc
Colfax
Guilford
State of North Carolina
W. M. Phaup
Bure
State of
Raleigh
Thad Bure
Executrix and Executor Notices from Guilford County
Three probate notices warn claimants to present verified claims by December 1956 or be barred. Carrie L. Robertson and attorney L. J. Misher list estate details at High Point address. E. C. Stokes administers Curtis B. Stokes estate. W. A. Beeson executes Rachel Beeson will. all request prompt payment and filings by December 1956.
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W. C. Robertson
Guilford County
North Carolina
N. Main Street
High Point
Carrie L. Robertson
Main Street
L. J. Misher
Curtis B. Stokes
Superior Court
E. C. Stokes
Edgewood Avenue
N. C
Rachel Beeson
Park Street
W. A. Beeson
James Mattocks
Civil Service Examinations Open in High Point NC
The High Point Civil Service Commission lists vacancies and salary ranges for fourth class patrolman and fireman positions in the Police and Fire Divisions. Also posted are draftsman and meter reader roles with pay scales, plus multiple residential rental listings in the city.
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Cece
Police
High Point
N. C
Civil Service Commission
North Wrenn Street
Joseph F. Snider
Planning Department
Utilities Division
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