Hanes Hosiery Tops High Point 59 to 32 in Winston-Salem
Hanes Hosiery defeated High Point College 59 32 in Winston-Salem. Hanes built a 20 11 halftime lead as Hampton topped Hanes with 14 points while Vincent Cale of High Point scored 11. The piece also notes unrelated historical facts about Cornell Medical College and Confucius.
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Winston - Salem
Hanes
High Point College
High Point
Panthers
Hampton
Vincent Cale
Manes
Ove Seeeh
Cee
Conrad
Coool Harris
Jackson
Eel Sheets
Miller
Welborn
Embler
Esse ‘Walker
Ol Reer
Tye Coble
Ll Ham
Tilley
Tipton
Lombardy
Edwards
G i
Preston
Wooten
Greer
Sewell
Harris
Sheets
Cale
Kellam
Adama
Bowles
Burpo And Bobeck Sign With Reds
Cincinnati Reds announce contracts with left handed pitchers George Burpo and Leonard Bobeck who were recently discharged from the armed forces. Burpo posted seven wins and seven losses for Birmingham in 1942 and earlier had 15 victories and four losses for Columbia South Carolina in 1941. The signing brings the Reds under contract to six players.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
George Burpo
Leonard Bobeck
Burpo
Birmingham
Navy
Columbia
S. C
Reds
Navy Names CAPT Tom Hamilton New Football Coach
CAPT Tom Hamilton, former Navy coach 1934 to 1936, is named the new head football coach at the U S Naval Academy. He succeeds Cmdr Oscar Hagberg who led the Middies the past two seasons.
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Tom Hamilton
Navy
U. S. Naval Academy
Cmdr
Oscar Hagberg
Middies
Catawba Indians Suffer First Loop Loss Since 1943
SALISBURY January 26 The Catawba Indians fell 51 to 43 to Appalachian College in a packed arena ending a 13 year conference winning streak. Catawba led briefly early but lost the lead and could not recover, despite a late rally in the second half.
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Salisbury
Catawba
Indians
Appalachian College
Feast or Famine in American Association
American Association teams plan large spring training rosters with 60 to 100 players and 20 to 30 exhibition games. Roy Hamey says eight clubs head south for training beginning April 17 with sites from Fort Myers to San Antonio and Biloxi to Bay St. Louis.
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Columbus
Roy Hamey
Hamey
Louisville
Toledo
San Antonio
Fort Myers
Fila
Mississippi Delta
Tex
Kansas City
Wales
Fla
Indianapolis
Deland
St. Paul
Sanford
Milwaukee
Curt McDonald Tops Carolinas Football Award Winners
Curt McDonald of High Point and Bill Estes of Rock Hill earned the first Charlotte Quarterback Club awards for top Carolina high school stars in 1945. Jo ny McDonald was named best North Carolina high schooler, Estes led Rock Hill to an unbeaten season and state crown, Charlie Justice to be honored as outstanding service player, with Buddy Bell and Pug Peerman named top back and lineman locally. Awards to be given at a Monday meeting with coaches speaking.
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Charlotte
Curt McDonald
High, Point
Bill Estes
Rock Hill
S. C
Carolinas
F. Earl Crawford
Jony McDonald
North Carolina
Estes
South Carolina
Charlie Justice
Asheville
Crawford
Justice
Bainbridge Naval
Buddy Bell
Centraligh
Pug Peerman
Harding
Jack Harding
Hart Morris
Miami University
Rex Enright
University of South Carolina
Deacons Coach Greason Plans Surprises for Phantoms
Wake Forest mentor Murray Greason has prepared a week of drills to surprise Ben Carnevale and his North Carolina Phantoms. The Deacons aim to capitalize on recent improvements and a strong conference record as they prepare for Monday night's game here.
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Wake Forest
Murray Greason
Ben Carnevale
North Carolina
Greason
Deacons
The
Phantoms
Duio
Blue Devils
Con
Carolina Edges Camp Lee 50-49 in tight Petersburg clash
The Tar Heels of North Carolina defeated Camp Lee 50 to 49 in a dramatic late rally at Petersburg. Charlie Maas led Camp Lee with 21 points while Jim White and Rod Bell each scored for their teams.
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Petersburg
Crack White
University of North Carolina
Camp Lee
Travelers
Travelers Star
Charlie Maas
Jim White
Tar Heels
Rod Bell
Leemen
Asorth Carel
Dillon
Lo Paxton
McKinney
Ea White
Jordan
Il Thorne
Frye
Maas
Beli
Ow Lée
Dahl
Swacus
Kowalk
North Carolina
White
Lee
Young and Fox
Triton Wins Gentilly Handicap at New Orleans Racecourse
Triton led from the start to win the $2,000 Gentilly Handicap at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans. Pique finished second with Many Lands third as Triton posted 1 12 4/5 for six furlongs. Betting topped $300,000 despite cloudy weather and track improvements.
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New Orleans
William Helis
Triton
Fairgrounds
Louis Prima
al Wellman
College basketball scores from across the country
A roundup of NCAA and service team games led by Dartmouth 45 Cornell 44 Clemson 47 South Carolina 42 Navy 51 Duke Georgia 51 Vanderbilt 39 and multiple results from Virginia North Carolina Wisconsin Ohio and Pennsylvania venues. UNRRA plans to buy 30 million dollars worth of petroleum products in early 1946 for foreign use.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Cornell
Clemson
N. C
South Carolina
Norfolk, Va
Little Creek
N.C
Bainbridge
Naval Air Station
Annapolis
Navy
Duke
Athens
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Johnson City
Tenn
Milligandi
Carson-Newman
Atlanta
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Charleston
Citadel
Erskine
Wilson
Elon
Atlantic Christian
Winston-Salem
Reynolds High
Gastonia High
Alt
Hanes
High Point College
Petersburg
North Carolina
Camp Lee
Payetteville
Toledo
O. Navy Separation Center
Lawrence Tech
Cleveland
Detroit
Wag Serve
Oberlin
Baldwinsoe
Tiffin
Kent State
Heidelberg
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Keesler
Gettysburg
Reading
Albright
Elizabethtown
Philadelphia
Swarthmore
Brooklyn Poly
Lebanon Valley
Drexel
Meadville
Allegheny
Alliance Junior College
Springfield
Otterbein
Wittenberg
Chicago
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Jacksonville
Illnois College
Illinois Wesleyan
UNRRA
United States
State Loses To Training Base Cagers
NORFOLK VA Jan 26 The Little Creek Amphibious Training Base defeated the State team in a close game. Stan Kohler scored on a nifty pass from Bill Neal to open the scoring and Bus Taylor tied the score early, but the Sailors pulled ahead and held a comfortable margin to the final buzzer.
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Norfolk
Little Creek
State Gra
Stan Kohler
Bill Neal
Bus Taylor
State
Beacons Aiming for Upset as Veterans Lead Run
Coach Greason plans a veteran everyman lineup to challenge North Carolina. He will start overseas war veterans Devan Walters and George Veitch as forwards Abe Williams at center Hank Louvee and Joe Hineman as guards, forming a full veteran squad.
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Greason
Selloop
North Carolina
Devan Walters
George Veitch
Abe Williams
Hank Louvee
Joe Hineman
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Guests
A dense listing of radio time slots and program names across multiple hours. Notable items include The Robert Merrill Concert, The Church of the Air, National Forum, The Shadow's Mystery Service, and The Sunday Evening Symphony. Various hosts, guest spots, and segments appear with specific start times and station blocks.
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Robert Merrill
Nlx
Vinne Playhouse
Pricealn
Lutheran
Church of the Air
Chicage Roundhalle
Idole Raimmy
Dave
Hueete Cele
Nonie Erent
Ala ‘Caplain Jims
USA
Jake Charlies Thoman
Htallywood
Rada
Thompson
Ilene Woods
National Forum & Gueats
Aboe
Abe
Mogland
Maline
Nélaon
Oba
Mary Smart
NEU Symphony
Orcohesira
Tine
Patrice Manrelechs
Jonem
Dini
Myekery
Giene
Ally
Ebn
Hravil Baring
Abe Qhick
Mbs
Bulla Lewin
Jack Benny
Maliewce Krew
Pearson
Abe Hipevale
Kinslay
Utheis-de
Walter Winchell
MD Wynn
James Mellon
Ober
Laduantia
Jimmne Midler
Til Spitalny
Chel Tiveh
He Phil Baker
Heba
Deana Hone
Ale Kreedant
Osporlini
Parky
Hogan Takes One Stroke Lead Over Schneiter
Eddie Lee reports in Phoenix that Ben Hogan of Hershey Pa leads the Open golf tournament at halfway with a three under 68, one stroke ahead of George Schneiter of Salt Lake City. Hogan’s round included three birdies and an eagle on the seventh, finishing 66 yesterday for 144 two rounds.
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Eddie Lee Phoenix
Ariz
Ben Hogan
He |Pa
Georg Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Lnd
Marlogan
Schneiter
Burkemo
Detroit
Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Vines
Merman Keiser
Land Gibson
Kansas City
Jimmie Hines
Harry Bassler
Los Angeles
Hines
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Chandler Harper
Ports Va
Dick Metz
Arkansas Kan
Bob Hamilton
Lloyd Mangrum
Bassler
Eldon Briggs
la Mich
E. J. Harrison
Little Ark
Herman Barron
Plains
N. Y
Smiley Quick
Los
Hershey
George Schneiter
Utah
Keiser
Akron
Lelann Gibson
Lloyd Saanar
Goer “Kaveh
Tenn
Fortsmout
Arkansas City
Kans
Eldon Brice
Lansing
Mick
K. i
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Barron
White Plain
Walter Burkemo
Smile Quick
Mangrum
Joe Earhardt
Norristown
Pal
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Samford
Sam. Byrd
Jim. Ferrier
AL Zimmerman
Portland
Ovej
Denny . Shute
Nti
States to Attend Softball Meet in New York
Commissioners from 37 states are expected to attend the amateur softball association meeting in New York February 1 3. The group will discuss rule changes and amendments to the association constitution. Regions will be chosen for regional tournaments leading to the 1946 national meet.
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New York
Associa
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Panther
Cornell University Medical College
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Confucius
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Gee Speacht
Gabriel
Gee
McGinnis
Ree
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Boas Os Ces
D'Amato
Hiatt
Hagaman
American Association
U. S. Navy
David O. Coxe
Coxe
Signal Corps
Navy Department
Bureau of Ships
Bureau of Aeronautics
John F. Bivins
W. Commerce Street
H .G. Ilderton Motor CO
82Nd Airborne
Crack
82Nd Airborne Division
Sicily
Germany
Carolina
Christian Cagers
Colombel
Castura
Chapin
Bae
Thorne
Smith
Fussell
Benton
Brooks
Eoeeld
Godwit
Ashe and
Hill
Gentilly
Pellicle
Hialeah
Eddie Arcaro
Hal Price Headley
Cedar Creek
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ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
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