Panthers Face Three Non-Conference Foes This Week
High Point College's Purple Panthers meet three non-conference foes ahead of exams, starting with McCrary from Asheboro, a tasking test after a 59-33 loss earlier. They then travel to Chapel Hill to face UNC White Phantoms and host Hanes Hosiery in Winston-Salem before exams.
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W R Clark Honored for Long Service by Joppa Lodge
William R. Clark of Charlotte, father of Mrs. L Hugh Baker of 526 Gatewood Avenue, received a lodge honor from Joppa Masonic in Charlotte for his long service with the organization.
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Virginia Teams Lag In Southern Conference Race
Virginia colleges trail in the Southern Conference as Duke North Carolina and Wake Forest lead. VMI and Richmond remain the only Virginias in the top half, with VMI limited by new rules and Richmondiso near . Duke NC and Wake Forest post strong scoring margins while Dillon and Koffenberger exchange leads in conference play.
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Top Teams Head Week's Cage Games
Four teams chase national honors as Notre Dame faces Kentucky and Wyoming meets Oklahoma A&M. Notre Dame 10-0 seeks test vs Kentucky while Kentucky plays Georgia Tech. Wyoming-Oklahoma battles if for NCAA contenders. Navy vs Duke and Virginia Tech clash highlight midweek slate with Carolina duels on Tuesday.
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Tar Heels Announce 1946 Grid Schedule With Navy Debuts
North Carolina unveils a 10 game slate for 1946 under Athletic Director R A Fetzer and Coach Carl Snavely. The schedule opens September 28 at Chapel Hill against Virginia Tech and runs weekly through November 30 at Virginia, featuring Navy Miami Maryland Florida Wake Forest and Duke as newcomers replacing Penn Georgia Tech and Army Point.
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Moore Parks Bout is Cancelled in Washington
A light heavyweight bout between Archie Moore of St. Louis and Georgie Parks of Washington was canceled after Moore refused to fight stating he is not in shape. The district boxing commission will conduct an investigation.
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A B Andrews Honored At East Carolina College
A B Andrews of Raleigh longtime trustee at East Carolina Teacher College received a distinguished honor in Greenville on January 21. The veteran board member was recognized for his service and contributions to the college community.
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State Teams Set 20-Game Week Across North Carolina
North Carolina and Duke lead a 20 game schedule featuring three games for each in the state. Duke hosts South Carolina and opens at Maryland with Navy visiting Annapolis, while North Carolina hosts NC State and High Point. Other matchups include Western Carolina Teachers at Appalachian and Elon at Eastern Carolina Teachers, with several Friday and Saturday contests.
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South Atlantic League Set To Open Season In April
SAVANNAH GA Jan 21 The South Atlantic Baseball League restarts April 17 with a 140 game schedule running to Sept 17 Directors also vote to hold the Shaughnessy playoff after the season ends The league resumes after a three year hiatus and sets a 3750 monthly salary cap and a player limit of 18 excluding the manager
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Chandler Pushes Unified Baseball Under One Head
Commissioner A B Chandler argues all baseball including amateurs should be under a single head. He cites talks with Negro leagues about joining organized baseball and says Negro leaders should form a broad new organization first, with the commissioner acting for them. The aim is to solve the sport color problem.
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High Point Black Bison face top Western teams this week
High Point senior high's Black Bison host R. J. Reynolds of Winston-Salem tomorrow in a key Western Conference clash. Friday brings Gastonia's Green Wave to town for a rematch after the Bison won at Gastonia last week in a decisive first encounter.
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Asheville to Meet Bison in Key Western Conference Clash
Saturday night Asheville High faces the Bison for the first time in years in Western conference play. The Reynolds team leads the loop with two wins and no losses and could be toppled by a Bison victory, potentially creating a three way tie for second place.
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Bivins Seeks Loser Bout After Louis Conn Fight
Jimmy Bivins, the Cleveland heavyweight, aims to fight the loser of the Louis Conn title bout next June. His manager Claude Shane says they prefer the loser first, with plans to face Johnny Haynes in Los Angeles tomorrow as part of a series leading to a title shot. Bivins began 1946 by knocking out Watson Jones in San Francisco two weeks ago.
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Radio Schedule Summary of Evening Programs and Corrections
Radio timetable lists CST and MST adjustments for late network corrections. Programs include Front Page Farrell, Tennessee Jed, Hop Harrigan, Tom Mix serials, News Reports with Kiernan, Melodic sketches, Superman repeats, Eileen Farrell show, Lowell Thomas newscasts, World news, Radio Supper Club, News and Comment segments, Lone Ranger drama, and late night Variety shows with guests and bands. The schedule spans 5:45 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. with multiple networks and serials.
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Penna Wins Richmond Open Golf Title
Little Toney Penna, Day ton Ohio pro, won the Richmond Open with 280 in a 72 hole event. He led after two rounds, shot 65 in the second, and sealed victory with a six foot birdie putt on the final hole. Penna earned 2000 in victory bonds and heads to Phoenix next on the winter circuit. Sam Byrd Mark Fry and Ben Hogan were tied at 281 before Penna’s clinching ace.
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Penna
Sam Byrd
Detroit
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Oakland
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College basketball scores from multiple matches listed
The page lists numerous men’s college basketball results by team and score across regions with final tallies for East St. Francis Brooklyn Bryant and others. Notable lines include Manhattan 57 over Villanova 47 and Yale 59 over Brown 45. The entry ends with a note on Uncompahgre peak at 14 306 feet.
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Candidates announce in Sixth District for state senate
In Spring Hope on January 21 Co. S. Bunn a farmer and O. B. Moss an attorney and Nash county Democratic executive chairman announced their candidacies for state senator from the sixth district. Present senators are Willie Lumpkin of Louisburg and J. E. Eagles of Wilson.
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Nash County
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Wilson
Pinetown Candidate Seeks Democratic Nomination for Governor
Ola Ray Boyd of Pinetown, a stock breeder, announces his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1948 after an unsuccessful run in 1944. He emphasizes party reform and rural development while seeking support from state delegates.
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