Bison Start Work Today In Preparation For Whirlies a ea In iH
Four major college teams plan to play at home this week causing a crowded schedule. Duke hosts Wake Forest while Carolina entertains William and Mary and Virginia visits Raleigh. NC State also plans a home game as part of the crowded Big Four effort.
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Scheduling the North State colleges could boost football crowds
The piece argues for a regional scheduling board in North Carolina to coordinate major and smaller colleges in Durham Chapel Hill and Raleigh area. It notes potential conflicts with North State conference games and urges improved conference administration and gate-focused decisions to sustain athletic scholarships and funding.
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Paige Loses Exhibition Tilt as Lemon’s All Stars Triumph
Former major leaguer Old Satch Paige pitched in an exhibition at Wrigley Field but received an 8-4 defeat. Bob Lemon's All Stars scored eight runs over five innings, while Paige yielded three runs and five hits in five frames to the Kansas City Royals before 14,625 spectators.
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Locals Lead Loop Teams as Simeon Calls Early Drill
High Point Bison win 27-0 over Asheville, top Western Conference with two games left. Burlington Bulldogs, 3-1, threaten atop standings after beating Gastonia. a Greensboro clash looms in four days. Coach Simeon orders intense sessions as team braces for the closing schedule.
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Doc Newton to Speak at High Point Touchdown Club
Guilford college Quakers coach Doc Newton will address the High Point Touchdown Club at Ray Street school tonight at 8 o clock. A Duke action picture of the Duke Navy game will be shown. New members and visitors are welcome, says club president Pat Patterson.
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Nine Major Clubs Stay Undefeated
New York November 1 college football season updates list thirty four unbeaten teams. Only four were knocked out this weekend including Eastern Washington Texas Mines and Jacksonville State Teachers. The perfect 33 include California Army Michigan Notre Dame Georgia Tech North Carolina Pennsylvania Clemson and Nevada.
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Pro Basketball Starts For BAA This Week
New York reports the basketball association of america joins the national league on courts as pro basketball opens this week. St Louis plays Indiana in the lid lifter with all 12 clubs to be active before week’s end. Baltimore bullets defend title in the eastern division alongside Boston New York Philadelphia Providence and Washington. West division includes Minneapolis Rochester Chicago St Louis Fort Wayne and Indianapolis.
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Elon-Panther Game Postponed to November 18 at Millis Stadium
High Point college basketball coach Ralph James announced the Elon game has been moved from Saturday to Thursday November 18 at 8 p.m. in Albion Millis stadium to avoid clashes with three major college games. Morgan sprained shoulder out for season. team aims to recover players for upcoming Eastern Carolina Teachers College contest in Wilmington. A postseason JV game against Asheville-Biltmore College is planned for November 27 to fund a mountain city high school stadium.
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Neyland Praises Justice and Hesitant Over Coin
Tennessee coach Bob Neyland praised North Carolina halfback Charlie Justice for his all around play despite Justice being held to 47 rushing yards. Justice, nicknamed Choo Choo, scored two touchdown passes and booted a 74 yard kickoff, while revealing superstition about a lucky old coin he forgot to bring to Knoxville.
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Optimist Bowl Teams Up Jaycees For Second Year
The High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Optimist club will co sponsor the Optimist bowl on December 3 at Albion Mills stadium with east vs west high school players. Frank Lambeth and Kim Clontz lead as general chairmen with multiple committees including publicity, ticket sales, entertainment, arrangements, transportation and more to support the club's youth guidance program.
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