High Point College looks for new assistant football coach
Bill Faircloth’s resignation leaves a coaching gap at High Point College and Ralph James seeks a qualified replacement. The incoming assistant must also work in the physical education department and be paid less than Faircloth, nine months a year. The piece argues coaching requires teaching, planning, and morale work beyond mere playing skill.
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Bill Faircloth
High Point College
Ralph James
Purple Panthers
James
Panthers
Faircloth
Gridiron Panthers
Nelson’s 19 under par sets all American Pro Golf record
Byron Nelson fired a record 269 to win by a wide margin in the All-American Pro Golf tour at Tom O’Shanter Country Club Chicago, August 5 to 9, 1945. runners up Ben and Gene Sarazen trailed as Detroit Michigan leads in a separate note about a large game bill.
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Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Ben
Gene Sarazen
Heafner
Alexander
Freddy Haas
New Orleans
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
St. John's
Kivett Waxes Hot In City Golf Tourney
Defending champion Bud Kivett led the field at Blair Park Municipal, defeating Fred Sappenfield 4 and 2 in round two to push to 139 after two rounds. Forest Edwards edged Paul Harden 1-up in 21 holes as others advanced in the championship flight including Rock Sappenstein, Tommy Langley, Bill Bennett, Lucien Williams, Marvin Boggs, and Lee Brown.
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Bud Kivett
Blair Park Municipal
Kivett
Fred Sappenfield
Forest Edwards
Paul Hardin
Rock Sappenstein
Tommy Langley
Bill Bennett
Lucien Williams
Marvin Boggs
Lee Brown
Fred Sappenheld
Rock Sappenfield
Aaron Rice
Dake Sachrest
Paul Jardin
Billi Kivett
Lucien Wiliams
Charlie Sledge
Booby Padgett
H. Harris
Jim Blackburn
N. Zachary
Hollingsworth
Ally Ciup
Bod Guarine
CokesTimnal
Sili Tiwwover
Pleia
Jack Jackson
Auman
Joe Jarre
Appie
Jack Harris
Frank Garrett
Jimernaon
Vover Dryant
Freestyle Events Set for Caro Aquatic Meet At City Pool
Ten morning events open the three day AAU swimming meet at the city lake pool with 800 meter freestyle races for men and women highlighted. Ed McCaulley of North Carolina won the men’s 800 and Frances Kinney of Raleigh led women’s firsts. the event draws 250 swimmers and national officials.
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Bill Cuneate
Enterprise Sports
Carolinas A.A.U
City Lake Pool
Ed McCaulley
University of North Carolina
Frances Kinney
Raleigh
Mercury Athletic Club
Senoir
Dick Meisky
High Point
Capenen
Meisky
High Point Y. M. C. A
Western Open draw after Inverness event in Detroit
Fifteen pros head to St Paul for the Western Open following the Inverness Invitational where Chick Harbert and Bob Hamilton dominated play. They won with a plus 19 rating earning 4000 dollars and shared 4450 with birdie and record honors.
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Fritz Howell
Toledo, O
St. Paul
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Skip Alexander
Lexington
Musial Powers Cardinals to 14-1 rout of Dodgers
The article highlights Stan Musial's dominant performance as the Cardinals blitzed the Dodgers 14-1, with Musial hitting for the cycle and driving in four runs. It notes his career success against Brooklyn, including a .533 average at Ebbets Field, and credits him as the Cards’ offensive engine in nine wins over the Dodgers that season.
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Brooklyn
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan
Musial
Dodgers
The
Brooks
Dodger
Ebbets Field
Bill Gordon notes tougher course at OShanter
Home pro Bill Gordon says Tom OShanter's course for the All American and World Championship golf tournaments will be tougher this year due to revisions at the second seventh Vth greens and the eighth and 15th tees.
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Bill Gordon
Tom O'Shanter
Sanity code to receive new attention at meeting
The controversial sanity code focusing on intercollegiate football player eligibility will receive attention at the National Association of Collegiate Commissioners four day meeting in New Castle New Hampshire starting today. Attending are major conference leaders including Asa S Bushnell Reaves Peter and several conference commissioners. Clarence P Houston of Tufts will report on the code with other officials and invited experts aiming to complete the program.
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New Castle
N. H
National Association of Collegiate Commissioners
Asa S. Bushnell
New York
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Clarence P. Houston
Tufts College
N.C. A.am
Houston
University of Virginia
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Darden
James E. Coogan
National Association of Approved Basketball
Arthur L Evans
National Football Shrine and Hall of Fame
Oswald Tower
Andover
Mass
N.C.A.A
Auerbach to Coach Duke After Capitol Triumph
Washington Red Auerbach, famed coach of the Washington Capitols who won the eastern division title in the BAA last season, is set to coach Duke University.
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Washington
Red Auerbach
Washington Capitols
Duke University
Lexington Hi-Toms Rebels Game Washed Out At Finch Field
The Hi-Toms seek a 17th straight home win against the Hickory Rebels in a rainout at Finch Field. Al Jarrett or Lynn Southworth to start for Lexington, with Macierowski and Kes Mathieson also piloted in earlier relief. The Rebels arrive on a three game win streak led by Charlies Bowles as rain canceled the makeup after the top of the fourth inning.
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Bill Hackney
Lexington
Hi-Toms
Ray Anderson
Jarrett
Macierowski
Walt Macierowski
Kes Mathieson
Athletics
Junior Barnes
Hoyle Talbert
Mickey McGuire
Barnes
Gruzdis
Bist
Finch Field
Rebels
Concord
Charlies Bowles
Hickory Nine
Finchers
Bowles
Reds
Kery
Seixas Drops Singles But Wins In Doubles
Seixas loses in singles but captures doubles and mixed titles at the 50th Pennsylvania State championships in Haverford Pennsylvania. Gonzales defeats Seixas 6-4 6-1 6-0 to win singles. Seixas teams with Bil Vogt to win doubles 12-10 6-3 6-3 and with Mrs. Wosters to take mixed 7-5 6-4.
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Haverford
Richard Gonzales
Southampton
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Victor Seixas
Merion
Gonzales
Hugh Stewart
University of Southern California
Francis A. C. Wosters
Stewart
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Calif
Barney Ross Remarries in California on Second Honeymoon
Former boxing champion Barney Ross and actress Cathy Howlett Ross renewed their vows in Del Mar California with a Jewish ceremony and a civil service the previous night. Ross, a World War II veteran, earned the Navy Silver Star for gallantry on Guadalcanal while with the Marines.
Baseball roundup Highlights from opening games
Yesterday's Stars features batters Bob Lemon and Mickey Vernon powering the Indians to a 7-5 win over Washington with Lemon hitting two homers and Vernon driving in four with two homers and a single. In the second game Cleveland won 5-2 as Vernon scored again. Howie Pollet pitched eight innings in the Cardinals 14-1 rout of the Dodgers to lead the NL.
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Don Newcombe
Pauli Minner
Carl Erskine
Newcombe
Howie Pollet
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
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Yankees
Johnny Lindell
Hal Newhouser
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Bauer
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Mickey Vernon
Tribe
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St. Louis Browns
Browns
Jack Kramer
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Coleman
Charlie Shantz
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Pirates
Braves
Johnny Sain
Dino Restelli
Johnny Hopp
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Dixie Howell
Reds
Grady Hatton
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Frankie Frisch
Polo Grounds
Indians
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