Stranahan Wins Durham Open as Amateurs Shine
Frank Stranahan, 23, from Toledo, Ohio, won the Durham open by a stroke with three under par 277, defeating Ed Oliver of Wilmington. Lt Cary Middlecoff and other amateurs had previously challenged the field in major open events. Stranahan then announced plans to play in Mobile’s Azalea City open starting Thursday with Gary Midolff and Freddie Haas also listed among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Mobile
Ala
Simon Pure
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ed “Porky” Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Pinehurst
Exserviceman
Ohio
Gary Midolff
N. C
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Late Football Scores From Regions and Bases
Football results show Villanova routing Boston College 41 to 0 while Corpus Christi Navy beat Jacksonville 14 to 3 and Florida A M College defeated Tuskegee 54 to 20. Other listed games include Oakridge 135 to Milligan 4 and various base and air force postings with scores such as Camp Lee 27 Cherry Point Marines 7 and Pensacola Nat 26 Gulfport AAF 7.
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Villanova
Boston College
Corpus Christi Navy
Jacksonvilleavy
Florida A & M College
Tuskegee
Oakridge
Milligan
Bunday's
First Air
Fort Worth
Holy Ae
Coast Guard Academy
Camp Lee
Cherry Point Marines
Eastern Plying Training Command
Barksdale Field
Little Creek Amphib
Bainbridge Naval
Air Transport Command
Second Air Force
Eee Comand
Fourth Air Force
Third Air Force
Keesler Field
Pensacola Nat
Gulfport Aaf
Basketball State Growth and Tulane Plans Highlight Roundup
The column notes Louisiana as a rising basketball state with plans to host a large state high school tournament using a livestock show building as a court facility. Tulane under new coach Wells aims to elevate the program in New Orleans, while Madison Square Garden hosts double headers and Major League events. News from England cites bookies taking bets on U S soldiers during the world series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louisiana
Kansas
Indiana
L.3
T. P. Heard
Heard
Wells
Tulane
South
New Orleans
Cliff
Madison Square Garden
Ned Irish
Garden
Oo Raceway
Westbury
N. Y
Macon
Don Schiffer
England
U. S
Alabama Coach Thomas Buys Tuscaloosa Bowling Alley
The report notes Frank Thomas, Alabama football coach, recently acquired a bowling alley in Tuscaloosa as part of his latest moves. The piece then shifts to college football commentary focusing on Gay Adult from Utah and his impact on defenses, highlighting his unique ability to reach the line of scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Rocky Mountain Area
Utah
Radio Schedule Highlights a Night of Echoing Programs
A dense listing outlines Monday November 12 radio programming across networks CBS NBC and ABC. It lists news reports sports features dramas comedies operas and various serials with multiple repeats and time blocks from 6:00 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. including Jack Armstrong Terry serial and Superman repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Farrell
Abe Sparrow
Fie Hawk
Tennessee Jed
Abc-East
Hop Harrigan
Abc
Bavi
Quincy Howe
Abe
Kiernan
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mbs-West
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Cbs
Dick Tracy
Superman Nepeat
Eileen Farrell
Cba
Jack Armstrong
Cbs-Basic
Vic and Sade
Raymond
Abc Science In
Carolyn Gilbert
Abec
Bob Hawk
Quis
Cbs Lonenger
Abe Frank
Mbs
Basic
Kaltenborn
Bill Brandt
Parks and Warren
Abner
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Howard Barlow
Abe Joan Davis
Jack Sailey
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Cbs Memo
America
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Screen Guild Players
Cbe C.I
Philip Murray
Abe Dave Elman
Cbs East
Record set by Beasley L K Couch at Easley High
Couch watched 186 consecutive games at Easley High School over 20 years and missed only one game in the school's history. The feat marks a remarkable attendance record for the longtime observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley L. K
Couch
Easley
8. C
Cleaning the Cuff and Radio Stunts Highlight Sports Flair
In exchange for Joe Louis appearing on Jack Benny's program, Rochester Jack Benny sidekick will introduce Louis in a San Francisco exhibition this Thursday. The national baseball congress distributed rule books to kids last summer and aims to repeat the outreach next year. Fred Apostoli, who refereed about 200 naval bouts, now seeks seasonal refereeing work.
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Joe Louis
Jack Benny
Rochester
Jack
Joe
San Francisco
National Baseball Congress
Fred Apostoli
Navy
Narut
Football scoring stars fill week with big plays across teams
Blanchard and Turner lead Blanchard and El Al roost with multiple scores in a 2-7 victory over Columbia. Howard Turner of NC State intercepts and returns 105 yards in a 26-13 loss to Duke. Glenn Davis and Blanchard pace Army’s 8-0 win over Notre Dame. Ray Brown shines for Virginia in a 45-0 triumph over Richmond. Indiana’s George Taliaferro tallies 78, 23, and 22 yard TDs plus a 94 yard kickoff as they rout Minnesota 49-0. Aschenbrenner of Great Lakes gains 80 and 90 yards and scores in 27-7 win over Michigan. Jack Pierce of Illinois racks up 82 and 57 yard TDs and adds a 32 yard pass in 48-7 over Iowa. Texas A&M’s Ballentine adds a field goal. Charlie Trippi of Georgia runs for three TDs in a 34-0 win over Florida. Norcross of North Carolina drives 47 yards for a late seven in a 6-0 win over William & Mary. The note ends with a general description of mosque architecture and prayer direction toward Mecca.
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Bob Evans
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Hoosiers
Minnesota
Frank Aschenbrenner
Great Lakes
Michigan
Ate
Jack Pierce
Illinois
New York
Navy
Middies
Army
Midshipmen
Baltimore
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Anova
Oscar Hagberg
Notre Dame
Irish
Philadelphia
Quakers
Holy Cross
Temple Owls
Penn State
Michigan State
Spartans
ST. Mary's
UCLA
St. Mary's Gaels
Pacific Coast
Oregon State
Washington
Oklahoma
Missouri
Indiana
Minneosta
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Towa
Purdue
Aggies
Texas Christian
Oklahoma Aggies
Alabama
Virginia
Richmond
O Bama
Camp Lee
Vanderilit
Chattanooga
Big Ten
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma A. & M
Tulsa
Colorado
Utah State
Denver
Southern California
California
North Carolina
William & Mary
Georgia Tech
Mississippi State
Tech
Tulane
State
Louisiana State
Races In Pro Loops Undecided
In the NFL title chase the Western lead is tight with Detroit and Cleveland atop standings after Detroit beat Chicago 35 to 28 and Cleveland defeated Green Bay 20 to 7. Philadelphia moved closer in the East with a 38-17 win over New York as Washington leads the division. Pittsburgh upset Chicago 23-0.
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Chicago
Navy
National Football League
Green Bay
Ieland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Bears
Gren Bay
Boston Yanks
Philadel
New York
Bears
Lions
Steve van Buren
Roy Zimmerman
Jack Ferrante
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinals
PDC Comets Edge Fliers 9-7 With Late Field Goal
The PDC Comets of Greensboro beat the Fourth Air Force Fliers 9-7 as an 18-yard field goal with two minutes left sealed the victory. Fechter scored early for the Comets, while Meeks returned a kickoff for 84 yards to spark the Fliers. Army doctors note mustard in a warm bath eases nervous tension by increasing oxygen use.
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Los Angeles
PDC Comets
Greensboro
N. C
Air Force Fliers
Fechter
Comets
Walt Barnes
Gene Meeks
Kentucky
Strzykalsi
John Harrington
Joe Vetrano
Bob Dean
Dean
Army
Navy T machine shows promise before big Army clash
Navy displays progress as the Midshipmen prepare for the December 1 showdown with the Army following a 33-7 rout of Michigan. Oscar Hagberg works to iron out kinks while Army rolls past Notre Dame 48-0 and prepares for Penn State.
Shrine Bowl selections set for Charlotte game
Invitations extended to 46 outstanding high school players from North and South Carolina for the ninth annual Shrine bowl game in Charlotte on December 8. Coaches chose two 23 man squads and will announce selections after invitations are accepted. Proceeds go to the Shriners hospital for crippled children at Greenville, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North
South Carolina
Shriners Hospital For
Greenville
S. C
Limit May Be Placed On Number Of Competitors
In Chicago on November 12 the Professional Golfers Association meeting considers capping players in tour events. Tournament chairman Fred Corcoran notes large fields 184 at Richmond 164 at Pinehurst 159 at Durham in recent weeks may trigger policy change.
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Chicago
Professional Golfers of America
Fred Corcoran
Richmond
Pinehurst
Durham
Deacons And Heels Face Big Weekend In Carolinas Grid
Wake Forest visits North Carolina in a Southern Conference showdown likely to draw the largest crowd of the weekend. NC State hosts Miami on Friday night as Duke and others pursue wins.
Sedgefield Horse Show Draws Crowds on Crisp Day
Crisp day brings many to Sedgefield show in High Point and Greensboro area. Ed Daniels judged hunters. Exhibits include Hunt hounds by George Rochelle and Nathan Ayers. Highlights span Pony class won by Mercer Lady to owner Charles ae up, then Magic Lad and Admiral's Lady. Continuing results cover Working hunters, College class, Children's horseman, Three-gaited, Sedgefield hunters, Roadsters, Five-gaited, and Horsemanship divisions with multiple named riders and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Sedgeield
Ed Daniels
George T. V. Rochelle
Nathan Ayers
Mercer Lady
Charles Ae
Magic Lad
Ra Mitchell
Admiral's Lady
Bobby Ziglar
Highland Ace
R. C. Randolph
Lowner
Mary Patton Jansen
Earl Phillips
Nathan
Sandra Mitchell
Little Slam
Charles Mitchell
Gay Cabellero
Amelia Brown
Anne Coble
Eddie Coble
Sedgefield Hunters
Brandon Pride
Earl Are
Black Bennett
T. V. Rochelle
Jack Rochelle
Susan Schwabenton
Chico
Becky Hunt
Amy Davis
Chillibeans
Charles Shuford
Ginny ‘Shuford
Tony
Earl Phillips, Jr
Green Hunters
Sun
Notice of Administration for F A Burton Estate
Herman E. Burton administrator of the estate of F A Burton deceased of Guilford County North Carolina invites all claimants to present verified and itemized claims within one year from the date of notice dated October 13 1945 or bar their recovery. Attorney D H Parsons High Point NC. 10/15-22-29 11/5-12-19.
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F. A. Burton
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Herman E. Burton
C.ta
F. A
Sweet Rhythm Captures Five-Gaited World Championship
In Chicago the five-year-old Sweet Rhythm from Dodge stables Rochester Michigan won the $10,000 five-gaited world championship defeating Moonlit Hour owned by Jean McLean of Portsmouth Virginia and Corsica Miss owned by R L Wheelock of Connecticut. The show also awarded Mr and Mrs Raymond C Firestone Germantown Tennessee the $2,000 hunter stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dodge Stables
Rochester
Mich
Jean McLean
Portsmouth
Corsica Miss
R. L. Wheelock
Connif A A
M ‘Liston’s
Raymond C. Firestone
Germantown
Tenn
Hunter
Civil Service Examinations for Police and Firemen
Civil Service examinations for police and firemen announced for November 19 1945 at 7 00 PM in Council Chamber City Hall Building. Applications due by Saturday noon November 17 1945 with the Civil Service Commission. Details at the Civil Service Office 808 Security on Building. James B Lovelace Secretary High Point Civil Service.
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Council Chamber
City Hall
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service Ion
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Vaals
Felix Blanchard
Bob Skogland
Fad Mieszkowski
Joe Gasparella
Blanchard
Trippi
Georgia
Charlie Trippi
Florida
Jacksonville
Hitchcock Beverage Company
Guilford Avenue
Dik Tracy
Watts Bakery
Philip
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
The
Associated Press
Norcross
Mecca
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
Mson
Green Wave
Carolinas
Tarheels
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Deacons
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Carolina
N. C. State
Miami University
Duke
Miamians
Oak Grove Marines
First Army
Fort
Catawba
Indians
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Presbyterian College of Clinton
University of Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Camp Peary
Cherry Point
Marines
PDC
Miami
Army Air Forces
Opalaa
Sedgefield Horse Show
Sadie Hawkins
Herman
Ant
Shadow
Al 5
Watkins
John Watkins
Pat Patton
Silky
Macy Vine
Brandywine
Becky Hurt
Sweet Rhythm
Civil Service Examinations
Police
Atlantic Company
Atlanta
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Orlando
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