High Eleven Battle With Gastonia Eyes Local Win
High Point High faces Gastonia in the last home game of the season at 8 pm on the high school field. The lineup features captain Shipman and Sizemore with few healthy starters. Gastonia brings an undefeated record and a strong power attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barium Springs High
High Point
Winston Highs
Southern Pines High
Gastonia
Salisbury High
Marlette
Mountgomery
Taylor
Reid
C. Shelton
Captain Shipman
Frank Sizemore
T. G. Shelton
Forster
Jack Copeland
Metzger
Coffield
Haworth
Shelton
Ritchie
Ridge
Glarino
Conner
Seagn
Local Harriers Meet Twins Here Tomorrow
The High Point high school cross country team will host a meet with the Winston-Salem harriers tomorrow afternoon, starting and finishing between halves of the High Point Gastonia football game, and the runners will cover a two mile course.
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High Point High School
Winston-Salem High Harriers
High Point-Gastonia
Winston
Kinney
Sansefer
Buckner
Patterson
Flynt
Ebert
Hollingsworth
High Point
Carroll
Smith
Hubbard
Canada
Whitlow
Ellington
Fowler
King Pin Duck Pin Sweepstakes At King Pin Alleys
Open to all duck pin bowlers the King Pin sweepstakes will be held at King Pin alleys Saturday night at 8. Jack Whalen national champion from Washington will supervise the event and enter before 7 30 Saturday. Elmer Sensenbach owner and Whalen plan a Washington visit for a promotional match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Whalen
Elmer Sensenbach
Washington
National Duck Pin Bowling Chamion
Whalen
Sensenbach
Turnesa Wins Mid-South Open Golf Championship
Mike Turnesa of Elmsford New York won the mid-south open at Pinehurst with 135 after two rounds to take 400 dollars. Henry Picard finished second at 139 followed by Johnny Golden 140 and Willie Klein 144. Other top finishers included Johnny Farrell Joe Turnesa and Herman Barron among 145 146 148 scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Turnesa
Henry Picard
Charleston
S. C
Johnny Golden
Paterson
N. J
Willie Klein
East Willston
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
Joe Turnesa
Pete Webb
Shelby
N. C
Herman Barron
Port Chester
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
Big Five Teams Taper Toward Saturday Games
In Charlotte the North Carolina College teams thin down preparations as Wake Forest heads to Atlanta to face Oglethorpe and Duke and N C State refine new attacks. Davidson and North Carolina brace for pivotal clashes while Catawba defeats King College 16 to 0 in Bristol with Witmer and Robinson key on offense.
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J. M. Roberts
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Atlanta
Oglethorpe
Davidson
Chapel Hill Dispatches
June Underwood
Georgia Tech
Wildcat
Wildcats
Chapel Hill
Don MacQueen
Mills
Younger
Tar Heels
Devils
Duke
N. C. State
Clipper Smith
Wade
Davidson Wild Kittens
Wingfield
Oak Ridge
Cadets
Greensboro
Collins
Carolina
Bristol
Catawba
King College
Robinson
Witmer
Appanatius
Wesleyan Star Battles For 463-Yard Marathon
Cliff Battles of West Virginia Wesleyan exploded for 463 rushing yards and seven touchdowns as Salem College was routed 61 to 6. He totaled 378 rushing yards, 85 receiving punt yards, and a 62 yard punt return, dazzling fans and writers.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Cliff Battles
West Virginia Wesleyan
Salem College
Battles
Grandchild queries father about grandmother visit
Johnny says his mother kept the news from his father who has not been feeling well. The exchange centers on an expected visit and family secrecy around the timing.
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Grandma
Johnny
Lucky Strike Bowling Team Dominates Forsyth Invaders
Lucky Strike atonal bowling teams trounced Winston-Salem rivals in Forsyth alley matches. Sam Comer led with a record 196 in a 608 608 544 triple to reach 389 three-game total. City Stores beat Reynolds 3-2. Lucky Strike ladies swept Forsyth ladies two games to one.
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Lucky Strike
Winston-Salem
Forsyth Recreation Center
City Stores
Reynolds
Lucky Strike Ladies
Twin City
Forsyth
Forsyth Alleys
Sam Comer
Luckies
Comer
Self
Luckiegs
Pease
Rothrock
Reynolds Camels
Camels
Bambalis
Miss Ferguson
Winston
Sam Comer Sets Duck Pin Score Record at 196
Sam Comer, a young local duckpin bowler, rolled 196 in a Lucky Strike practice game, a state record beating Central and South Atlantic marks by six pins. Not official as it wasn’t in a scheduled match, his feat drew a large crowd and may set a target for future local and regional rollers.
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Sam Comer
Central
South Atlantic
Comer
National
Winston-Salem
Comer Enters Record Run In Buzzer Snapped Match
Comer recorded a three game total of 454 pins if combined, four short of the current three game record. He posted 126 and 133 in his first two games, facing the Lucky Strike team at Winston-Salem Forsyth Recreation Center. Jack Whalen, National Duck-Pin champion, previously rolled 435.
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Forsyth Recreation Center
Winston-Salem
Wizard of the Alleys
Jack Whalen
National Congress
Whalen
Fights Last Night
Boxers K. O. Kelly and Jack Dempsey won by points in Akron and Omaha. Larry Johnson and other opponents also secured decisive decisions in Chicago and Omaha.
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Chicago
Larry Johnson
Jack Roper
Los Angeles
Quail and Wildlife Notes Along North Carolina Roads
A travelogue from Williamston to Raleigh describes quail hunting in eastern North Carolina, noting Mexican quail interbreeding with native bobwhites and a daily bag limit of ten. It mentions the Tar and Neuse rivers, the Pamlico and Currituck waters, and a white albino deer exhibited at a museum. The piece warns against seining and overfishing in the Cape Fear, Neuse, and Tar rivers, urging better enforcement and replenishment efforts.
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Williamston
Raleigh
Department of Conservation and Development
Tar River
Tarboro
Washington
Pamlico
Neuse
Cape Fear
Henry Bourne
American Legion
Currituck
Rocky Mount
Halifax
Brimley
Pamlico County
Durham County
Department of Conservation To Inland Fisheries
Game and Fish Warden
Full Saturday slate features Georgia Tulane and Tennessee VMI
Intra conference football dominates this weekend with nine Southern Conference games. Key showdowns include Georgia versus Tulane and Tennessee versus Vanderbilt, while Alabama faces Clemson in Montgomery and Auburn hosts Sewanee. Other matchups span Florida South Carolina in Tampa and Virginia Tech in Charlottesville.
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Georgia
Birmingham
Auburn
Florida
South Carolina
Tampa
Kentucky
Lexington
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Jackson
Misa
Virginia
Charlottesville
Duke
North Carolina State
Durham
Maryland
North Carolina
Davidson
Chapel Hill
Mississippi A
Southwestern
Starkville
Miss
Georgia Tech
Washington and Lee
Yellow Jackets
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Generals
Princeton
N. J
Football Scores From Various College Games
A roundup of football results includes Murray 18 over Miami 6 and Westminster 6 to Tarkio 0. Other scores feature Birmingham Southern 6 over Spring Hill 0, Adrian 44 over Assumption 6, Mt. St. Mary 33 over Baltimore 0, and West Virginia Wesleyan 61 over Salem 6.
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Murray Teachers
Miami
Westminster
Tarkio
Howard
Southern
Catawba
King
Birmingham Southern
Spring Hill
Adrian
Assumption
New River State
Concord
Mt. St. Mary
Baltimore
Tusculum
Milligan
Rio Grande
Urbana
West Virginia Wesleyan
Salem
Bates
Colby
Boston College
Centre
Navy
West Coast Army
St. Mary's
Union U
Louisiana College
Colorado School ” Mines
Colorado Teachers
Wichita U
Gcathadaian & Whittier College
College
San Diego Marines
Saz Diego State College
Arizona State
Fresno State
McMurray
Daniel Baker
Simmons
Trinity
Howard Payne
St. Edward's
Weekend College Football Roundup From Multiple Cities
Centre lost 7 to 0 at Boston College in Boston. Birmingham Southern beat Spring Hill 6 to 0 in Mobile. Howard defeated Southern 6 to 0 in Dothan. Murray College shut out Miami 16 to 0 in Paducah. Netry edged South Georgia Normal 19 to 13 in Savannah. Union beat Louisiana College 12 to 6 in Pineville. Millsaps defeated Stetson 19 to 7 in Deland. Armistice day games opened the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Mercer
Centre
Transylvania
Louisiana Tech
Mississippi College
Boston College
Boston
Birmingham Southern
Spring Hill
Mobile
Ala
Howard
Southern
Dothan
Murray College
Miami
Paducah
Netry
South Georgia Normal
Savannah
Union
Louisiana College
Pineville
Millsaps
Stetson
Deland
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Harriers
Texaco Motor Oil
Carolina Davidson
Duke State
Wesleyan Star Goes Wild
Muskogee
Okla
W. L. Stribling
Macon
Pay Kay
Milwaukee
Winston Salem
Robinson Eee
Grahemeter
Binkley Sree
Pittman Enere
Cecil Reef
High Point Ladies
Bryan Eeereee
Hall
Esees
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Baker Ee Ereee
Bambalis Ere
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Ferguson
Holder Ereeee
Forn Free Ee
Shelton Eeere
Hemrick Eee
Wilson Motor Company
Carolina Veneer
Tomlinson
Highland M. W. A Hutchens Store
North State Telephone
Davis Ere
Koonce
Mears Eee
Koonts
Tomlinson Chair
Kennedy , Eee
Comner
Kennedy
Wilson Motor Co. Farlow
Watt
J. Davis
R. Davis
M. Ww. Chandler
E Eee
Norman
Muncie
Ind
Kelly
Akron
Harry English
Toledo
Omaha
Neb
Jack Dempsey
Reno
Bearcat Wright
Aycock Brown
Tulane
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Oak Ridge Cadets
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
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