Coaching job rumors swirl after Flacie Stewart vacancy
Rumors swap names for the Ap-Apps coaching post vacated by Flacie Stewart as assistants Hoover and Duggins attend North State talks. Tom Young of Western Carolina says he’s not in the running while speculation links Duggins to athletic director and Hoover to assistant roles. Officials predict a tough Boone season with many stars gone and graduation thinning talent.
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Hoover
Duggins
Tom Young
Western Carolina
Boone
Catamounts
Cullowhee
Curt McDonald
W.C.I.C
Calumet Horses Draw Top Weights in Havre De Grace Handicap
Calumet Farm's Pepell and Greentree Stable's Coincidence were top weighted at 126 pounds each for Havre De Grace Handicap 20,000 added. Forty six horses nominated for the Saturday feature. Christiana Stable's Service Pilot qualified by winning the St Michael's purse by two lengths over Hammer-Lock.
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Pepell
Greentree Stable
Reneval
Christiana Stable
St. Michael's
H. Gell
Exector's Notice of Eugenia Millikan Estate
Executors of Eugenia Millikan deceased Guilford County North Carolina require claimants to present claims by May 6 1948 and all debts settled immediately. Notice dated May 6 1947 lists Ruby Millian Wilson 708 Commerce St High Point NC and J Ralph Millikan Rt 1 Jamestown NC as executors. Filed 6-13-20-27 63410.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
Ruby Milli
AN Wilson
Commerce St
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Red Sox top Tigers in ninth to split doubleheader
Ted Williams homered in the ninth with one on to give Boston a 5 4 victory and split the double header with Detroit. Asten Benton relieved Fred Hutchinson in the sixth and pitched seven scoreless innings for Detroit in a 3 2 12 inning win.
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Red Sox
Flomored
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Tigers
Fred Hutchinson
Legion Opening Session Marked as Successful
Yesterday's opening session of Junior Legion baseball in High Point drew praise from Legion athletic officer Dave Yow. Coach Carroll Bowen met his prospective team at the local high school field, with several players from the Black Bison and prospects from the Red Shield league including Bill Smith of Jamestown at first base.
Eastern Carolina Teachers College joins conference body
Eastern Carolina Teachers College was voted into the North State conference on a probationary basis for one year to test compliance with conference rules. The decision, with faculty approval pending, expands the nine member league to eight eligible for the annual basketball tournament.
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Carl Adams
Messick
Lenoir
Elon
Gordon Kirkland
Catawba
M. J. Bird
Atlantic Christian
Paul Lentz
Guilford
Francis Hoover
Appalachian
Seymore Franklin
High Point
Clarence Stasavich
Lenoir Rhyne
Fred Emerson
Lenoir-Rhyne
M. C. Yoder
Farlowe Leads In PGA Qualifying
Charlie Farlow of Star Mount Forest in Greensboro shot 66 71 total 137 to lead Carolinas qualifiers for four spots in the national tournament. He edged Al Smith of Danville Va by two strokes while Clayton Heafner of Charlotte and Purvis Ferree of Winston-Salem also qualified with 140 and 145 respectively.
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Greensboro
al Smith
Danville
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Ad Purvis Ferre
Decommissioned Army Car Disabled by Nest in Omaha
A U S Army command car in Omaha Nebraska was put out of service for weeks after a robin built a nest against the brake pedal. Officials ordered the vehicle not to be moved. Separately a report notes about 25 percent of foods used by Americans are dairy products.
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U. S. Army Command
Hogan Aims to Rally at Philadelphia Invitational
Ben Hogan returns to Philadelphia for the $15 000 Inquirer Invitational at Cedarbrook. He seeks to break a long run of poor results in Philadelphia while facing 86 players including Sam Snead and Lawson Little amid four tournament wins this season.
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Dick Metz
Vic Ghezzi
Fights Last Night Roundup From Major Cities
Johnny Cesario of Boston outpointed Cowboy Billy Peterson of Billings in a ten round bout. Curtis Sheppard of Philadelphia KO'd Charlie Williams of Buffalo. Dave Clark of Cincinnati outpointed Jimmy Brockman of Brockman, Minnesota in eight. Leo Matriccian of Aetna defeated Cleo Everett of New York in ten rounds.
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Hi-Toms Fall To Owls In Finches Field Clash Tonight
Statesville Owls beat Thomasville Hi-Toms 5 4 in ten innings at Statesville. Diggs scored the winning run in the tenth as Diggs singled in Howard. The loss drops the Hi-Toms two games behind Mooresville Moors. tonight’s Finch Field rematch starts at eight.
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Williams Shift Fails To Halt Ted's Plate Power
Ted Williams and the Boston Red Sox faced shifting defenses as he extended a great season. He hit a ninth inning two run homer to beat Detroit in a split doubleheader and boost Boston toward the league lead while other results reshaped the standings.
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Boston Red Sox
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