Teague Award Hopes for Justice and Sacristy Rise
The piece argues for Charlie Justice of North Carolina and Nick Sacristy of Wake Forest as leading Teague Memorial trophy contenders. It praises Justice for team spirit and leadership and notes Sacristy’s four year record and moral stamina, while mentioning Frances Kinney and Estelle Lawson Page as top women’s candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Sacrinty
Wake Forest
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Frances Kinney
Estelle Lawson Page
Estelle
Frances
Justice
Nick
Lewis F. Teague
Russell “Snookie” Proctor
Carolina Swimming
Postwar Baseball Prospects Highlight 1947 Rookie Crop
New York story notes players like Grady Hatton Clint Hartung and Henry Schenz who flourished postwar with little minor league prep. It predicts Michigan graduates may win the Big Three titles while NBA and boxing figures pursue pro careers and charity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Grady Hatton
Clint Hartung
Giants
Bunyan
Superman
Montague
Cubs
Henry Schenz
Portsmouth
Navy
Tulsa
Michigan
Yale
Ivy Williamson
Princeton
Franklin (Cappy) Cappon
Harvard
al Barclay
Whittington seeks permit for East Green Street service station
J. O. Whittington applies for a permit to construct and operate an automobile service station on the north side of East Green Street between Carter and Arch Streets. A Board of Adjustments meeting is set for 1 30 p m Thursday January 30 1947 in the EB K Ingram Fire Division office. Those wishing to speak for or against the permit should attend. Jos D Cox chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Whittington
East Green Street
Carter
Arch Streets
Board of Adjustments
EB. K. Ingram
Executor's Notice for Dr. W A Hayes Estate Guilford NC
Qualified as Executor of the Estate of Dr. W A Hayes of Guilford County North Carolina this notice requires all claims to be shown at 418 Edgedale Drive High Point NC by December 21 1947 or barred. All debtors to the estate should pay promptly. This 19th day of December 1946. W B S Hayes Executor and attorney B L Herman High Point NC 12/21-28 4-11-18-25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hayes
Guilford County
North Carolina
Edgedale Drive
High Point
S. Hayes
B. L. Herman
State Deacons Clash To Top State Cage Events
North Carolina State’s Red Terrors, deemed strongest in the Southern conference, face Wake Forest in Raleigh as Duke rests. Clemson beat the Citadel 60 40 and meets South Carolina. the Citadel travels to Furman. North Carolina’s Tar Heels lose to Maryland and head to Annapolis to play Navy.
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Associated Press
North Carolina State
Red Terrors
Duke
Wake Forest
Raleigh
N. C
Demon Deacons
Blue Devils
Terrors
Dukes
Clemson
Citadel
South Carolina
Furman
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Maryland
Annapolis
Ben Carnevale
Middies
UNC Cage Tickets May Be Ordered
UNC athlet ic office begins mail orders for tickets to games at Woollen gymnasium with South Carolina January 28 Wake Forest January 30 V P I February 7 and Davidson February 8. Public sales for other games will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Athletic Office
South Carolina
Wake Forest
V.P.I
Davidson
Kimbrough Named Coach at West Texas State College
Frank Kimbrough, who resigned as Baylor head football coach last month, was appointed coach at West Texas State College on a one year contract. Announcement was made by J. A. Hill, college president, in Canyon Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbrough
Canyon
Mex
Frank Kimbrough
Baylor University
West Texas State College
J. A. Hill
Grading Idea to Protect Fighters From Injury
New York boxing officials floated a system to classify boxers by proven ability similar to racehorse ratings. Dr. Cllan B Powell proposed five grades for car-scram blers, determined by in ring performance and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cllan B. Powell
New York State Athletic Commission
Tar Heels Plan Winter Grid Drills to Begin February 10
UNC announces winter football practice will start February 10 under Coach Carl Snavely, lasting three to four weeks with a spring session following in early April. Only new players and returning JV or varsity members who cannot join spring drills due to other sports will be called out. Snavely says Sugar Bowl preparation made winter practice valuable, reducing the need for dual sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Carl Snavely
Last Falls
Snavely
Eight Tar Heels Wake Forest NC State Clash
Eight of Wake Forests twelve man basketball squad are native North Carolinians and travel to Raleigh for a key Southern Conference game against NC State Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Raleigh
Barclay Named Maryland Football Assistant Coach
Maryland head coach Jim Tatum announced George Barclay as an assistant on his staff. Barclay, a former North Carolina All America guard, previously coached at Virginia Military Institute North Carolina and Dartmouth and served in naval fitness programs. He joins Walter Driskill who comes from Oklahoma as part of Tatum’s football leadership team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Jim Tatum
University of Maryland
George T. Barclay
North Carolina
Dartmouth
Tatum
Walter Driskill
Oklahoma
Barclay
Virginia Military
Navy
Rex Enright
South Carolina
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla., Naval Air Station
Tar Babies Meet Bison In Key Freshman Clash
The University of North Carolina freshmen face High Point Black Bison in a tough 8 o'clock game on the local floor. Tar Babies led by Junius Idol and Kenny Curtis bring a 3 1 record with wins over Raleigh Danville and Durham, while High Point sits near the Western Class AA standings and eyes a conference title run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Bison
High Point High School
Tony Simeon
Danville
Virginia
Durham
Raleigh
Wildcats
Charlotte
Central High
Frank Murray
Kenny Curtis
Kingsport
Tennessee
Curtis
Idol
Junius Idol
High Point
Simeon
Greensboro
Purple Whirlwind
Chapel Hill
Gustafsson Loses Debut in Philadelphia Mile
Gustafsson, holder of the world 1,000 meter record, debuted in the mile at the Philadelphia Skuker Track and Field meet. He finished behind Les Macmitch ell and Bill Hulse of the New York Athletic Club and predicted he will beat Macmitch ell within four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rune Gustafsson
Les Macmitchell
Les
Swift
Philadelphia Snuker
Macmitchell
Bill Hulse
New York Athletic Club
I I
New York
Kaylop Faces Dickey in Wake Forest NC State Tieup
Wake Forest guard Willard Kaylor, a 190 pound stopper, likely to defend NC State high scorer Dick Dickey who has 203 points this season for an average of 13.5 per game as the Demon Deacons beat the Red Terrors 34 in ord ay night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaylop
Dickey
Wake Forest
Willard Kaylor
Dick Dickey
N. C. State
Demon Deacons
Red Terrors
Nick Sacrinty Deemed Wake Forest’s Top All Round Student
Wake Forest senior Nick Sacrinty from Reidsville is celebrated as an outstanding all round student athlete. The 1943 to 1946 football star led Wake Forest in 1945 scoring, ranked 14th nationally in total offense in 1946, and earned the East West Shrine MVP. He is Phi Beta Kappa, led campus groups, and held student body and monogram roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Nick Sacrinty
Reidsville
Sacrinty
Tennessee Vols
Nick
San Francisco
Carolinas
Phi Beta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa
Gamma Nu Iota
Alpha Kappa Pi
Wake Forest Monogram Club
H. A. Royster
Collegians
Louis Eyes Big Gate For Next Heavyweight Title Defense
Joe Louis, 218 pounds, plans a Mexico City exhibition February 5 with Arturo Goboy and favors the bout that would draw the most money. He considers a June 26 New York defense likely against the London winner of Woods/ Baski, preferring Bruce Woodock for an international appeal. Louis dismisses Baski Walcott and Walcott, calling them unworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Mexico
Central America
Mexico City
Arturo Goboy
Mannie Seaman
New York
Louis
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Elmer
Ray
Joe
Trinity to Meet Ramseur Tonight at YMCA
Trinity High school faces Ramseur in a county hall attraction at the YMCA tonight. Coach Milliard Coble of Isinty said this morning the game will begin at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Ramseur
YMCA
Milliard Coble
Isinty
Musial Named Player of the Year by New York Writers
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals has been chosen player of the year for 1946 by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. He will receive the Sid Mercer memorial award at the chapter dinner February 2 at the Waldorf Astoria for his outstanding batting achievements and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers Association
Sid Mercer
Waldorf Astoria
Musial
Allen Jay Cagers Whip Tigers 33 11 At Allen Jay
Allen Jays basketeers routed Jamestown High School last night by a 33 to 11 score. Wright led the winners with 12 points from the pivot position, sparking the decisive victory. An unrelated note mentions that about 40 percent of U S raw materials are imported from South America.
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Allen Jay Cagers
Tigers
Allen Jay
Jamestown High School
Wright
The
United States
South America
Atking
Auman
Coltrane
Brewer
Jamestown
Smith
F. Mendenhall
Lh. Smith
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Jee Bel
Europe
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Charlie
U.N.C
Carolina Star
Teague
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Pete Montesi
Danbury
Orlando
Fla
Ben White
Bill Strang
Abe Greene
Howard Turner
Chicago Bears
Jos. D. Cox
Teally
del Webb
Larry MacPhail
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
MacPhail
Topping
Webb
International
State Deacons
Powell
Commission
Gustafsson
Linas
Red Grange
Charlie Trippi
Chicago Cardinals
Illinois
Grange
Ilinois
C. C. Pyle
By Bob Myers
Trinity
Ks Ise
Pe Toe Aa Tech
Lions Club
Orchestra
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