Shivering Coaches Look Ahead to Bowl Prospects
New York coaches and athletic directors fear thinking ahead to bowl games after upsets shook preseason favorites. Stanford stunned USC 27-20, and Illinois battered Iowa 40-13 while Michigan and Wisconsin linger with two conference games left. Tennessee pursues a modest schedule, Georgia Tech Eyeing another Orange Bowl bid, and Kentucky and Maryland loom for bowls.
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New York
Southern California
Trojans
California
Stanford
Trojan
Sinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tutors Named For 1952 All Star Football Game
Ludwik and Cash named coaches for Western team and Holshouser Wagner to coach Eastern squad in Greensboro North Carolina. Selection by North Carolina Coaches Association with 97 votes cast. Ludwig led Western voting with 49 votes, Cash 43, Clements 31, Gudger 7, Harris 27.
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Greensboro
Dwight Holshouser
Lumberton
J. G
Wagner
Washington
North Carolina
N.C.A.A
Holfhouser
Agner
Clyde Biggers
Unbeaten Teams Dominate National Standings
Undefeated lists highlight Bucknell Princeton and others with strong offenses. Bucknell tied 12 straight wins at 21 20 over Colgate, Harvard held 54 13, while teams from the Midwest East South and Pacific coast top this year’s perfect records.
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Harvard
Bucknell
Colgate
Princeton
Midwest
East
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati
Valparaiso
Ind
Northern Illinois State
Stanford
Tennessee
Maryland
San Francisco
Bloomsburg
College of Emporia
Western Maryland
Lawrence
Wis
Ilinois Wesleyan
South Dakota Mines
Depauw
Trenton
N.J
St. Michael's
Saturday's Stars: Scarba, Crawford lead college wins
Maryland quarterback Jacke Scarba beat Navy with 236 passing yards on 13 of 23. Georgia Tech quarterback Darrell Crawford threw three TD passes in a 34-7 win over Virginia and earned an Orange Bowl bid. Virginia fullback Gerry Furst powered a 34-14 victory over North Carolina with strong running and a key end zone catch. An unrelated note mentions yak tail adornments in India and ancient Babylon's use of asphalt.
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Associated Press
Jacke Scarba
Maryland
Navy
Darrell Crawford
Georgia Tech
Gerry Furst
Virginia
North Carolina
Mrs E W Gaddy Dies At 80 In North Carolina
Mrs E W Gaddy 80 of Wadesboro Route 1 died yesterday afternoon at her son W B Gaddy’s home in High Point Born November 2 1871 in Anson County she was mother to A B W B L G C and BR L Gaddy of this city Surviving are two other sons three daughters a brother three grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Wrightman Church Ansonville Township at 2 o clock
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E. W. Gaddy
Wadesboro
Route 1
W. B. Gaddy
High Point
Anson County
A. B
W. B
L. GC
BR. L. Gaddy
Wrightman Church
Ansonville Township
Last rites held for George A. Everington Sr.
Thomasville memorial service for George A. Everington Sr., 71, retired builder and former chief of police in Kinston, was held Sunday at 3 p.m. at Walker Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Byron Nifong and Rev. W. E. McGilloway presided. Masons from Thomasville Lodge No. 214 conducted graveside rites. interment followed at Holly Hill Cemetery. Everington died Friday night at his Randolph Road home after an extended illness.
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Thomasville
George A. Everington
Kinston
Walker Funeral Home
Byron Nifong
Fairgrove Methodist Church
W. E. McGillvrey
Church of Christ
Igh Point
Holly Hille
Everington
Randolph ‘Road
Funeral Services for John R Teague 54
Funeral services were held Sunday at 4 p m from Allen Jay Baptist Church for John Ralph Teague 54 formerly of 234 Boulev vard. Rev George H Wallace and Rev C M Floyd conducted the service. Burial followed at Floral Gardens Park Cemetery. Teague died Friday evening after an extended illness.
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John Ralph Teague
234 Boulevard
Allen Jay Baptist Church
George H. Wallace
C. M.floyd
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Brooks
E. E.hil
F. R. Byrd
P. E. White
Funeral Services for Mrs Gertha C Payne Held
Funeral services for Mrs Gertha Cecil Payne 64 wife of S E Payne and resident of the Hasty Community Route 1 Thomasville were held Sunday at 2 30 PM at Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church Elders Z L Rhue and D O O'Brian officiated The body lay in the church 30 minutes prior to the service Pallbearers included Ray Cecil Jimmy Cecil Paul Shoaf Edward Shoaf Banks Payne Richard Payne Cletus Fitzgerald and Alfred Payne Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery Survivors include husband two daughters Mrs Vincent Perryman and Mrs Claude Lee Link a son Abel Payne one sister Mrs M B Fitzgerald three brothers E L Cecil C F Cecil H L Cecil and nine grandchildren Also noted was Mrs Marie Sophia Schmidt Bodenhamer 67 who died Sunday at 5 18 PM in High Point She was born March 19 1884 in Indianapolis Indiana married to Charles Burgess Bodenhamer December 14 1912 and lived in High Point 22 years Funeral services are planned later at the High Point residence RED 1 with burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery Reverend Fred W Rockett to officiate Burial will be at Bunker Hill Cemetery and the body will return to the High Point home Monday afternoon.
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Gertha Cecil.Payne
S. E. Payne
Thomasville
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
L. Rhue
D.O. O'Brian
Ray
Cecil
Jimmy
Paul Shoaf
Edward Shoaf
Banks
Payne
Richard Payne
Cletus
Fitzgerald
Alfred ‘Payne
Lonnie Fitzgerald
Floral'Garden’ Park Cemetery
Vincent Perryman
Claude Lee . Link
Abel ‘Payne
M. B. Fitzgerald
E. L. Cecil
High Point
C. F. Cecil
Greensboro
H.L. Cecil
Marie Bodenhamer
Marie Sophia Schmidt Bodenhamer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Herman
Marie Sophia Haase Schmidt
Charles Burgess Bodenhamer
High
Fred W. Rockett
Grace Lutheran Church
Bunker Hill
Stanford Indians See Rose Bowl Destiny After USC Win
The Stanford Indians, calling themselves "opportunity boys," believe they are a team of destiny after a dramatic 27 to 20 comeback over Southern California before 96,000 in Los Angeles. With Oregon State and California remaining, one more win clinches the Pasadena invitation. Coach Chuck Taylor, at 31 his first head coaching job, guides a protagonist squad riding an eight-game win streak that seems unstoppable.
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San Francisco
Stanford
Southern California
Los Angeles
Indians
Oregon State
California
Pasadena
Chuck Taylor
New Invention Shrinking Shrimp Prices Across Protein Foods
A Louisiana teenager’s accidental shelling of shrimp leads to the first successful mechanical shrimp peeler. This device lowers shrimp costs from $4.50 to $3.25 per dozen cans, boosts protein availability, and frees workers for defense industries. Fernand S. Lapeyre explains the invention and its growth to 30 machines in operation.
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New Orleans
NEA
Houma
Louisiana Defense Industries
America
Fernand. S._ Lapeyre
Family
Tulane University
Lapeyre
Brothers blamed for roadside fires near Roseville bet
Police traced a string of small roadside fires near Roseville California to two brothers who reportedly started them to settle a bet on whether a fire could be ignited by throwing a match from a speeding car. The story also mentions apple juice makers using two or more apple varieties to balance sugar and acidity.
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Roseville
California
Anatomy Atlas in Color Transparencies May 3 Spark Medical Education
Stanford physician Dr. David L. Bassett and Portland engineer William B. Gruber report progress on a seven part atlas of human anatomy in three dimensional Kodachrome transparencies. The first phase, 238 dissection photos of the central nervous system, aims for a full project over six to eight years and about 2,000 dissections. The work uses stereoscopic viewing to reveal nerves, vessels, and muscles in true spatial relation, with Ruth Ogren providing key tracing.
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Andrew R. Boone
Central Press
Stanford University
Cal
Portland
Ore
David L. Bassett
William B. Gruber
Gruber
W. K. Livingston
University of Oregon Medical School
David—Bassetta
Dr. Bassett
Stanford
Bassett
Burglars Hit Three Local Spots in Weekend Break-Ins
Local authorities investigated weekend burglaries at Spaugh Paper Company 613 S Hamilton Dixie Soda Shop 813 N Main and Kepley as Bar B Que. About $300 in cash was taken from the Spaugh vault while other targets yielded dry hauls. Investigators described the work as amateurish and noted entries through doors with minimal losses.
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Spaugh Paper Company
S. Hamilton
W. C. Johnson
Carroll and Madden
Nature recreation grows at North Carolina conference
Rod Amundson and Winston-Salem reporters describe the N C Recreation Commission meeting highlighting nature study programs led by Laura Owens of the Charlotte Children's Museum. The piece notes rising interest in wildlife as recreation, from bird watching to hunting, with 750000 Tar Heels hunting or fishing annually. It recounts dog aid for hunting, risks of crippling game, and echoes of a humorous dog origin tale, plus a plug for Havilah Babcock’s Tales of Quails.
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Winston-Salem
Tobacco
Laura Owens
Charlotte
Babcock
Havilah
Greenberg Publishers
East Sith Street
New York
High Point Police Patrol Busy With Weekend Accidents
Local police logged a brisk weekend in traffic mishaps with six accidents over Saturday and Sunday. Three people were injured and three arrested. Notable crashes included a three car collision at E Lexington and N Hamilton Streets damaging vehicles and a 1951 Chevrolet truck owned by Carl Vernon Parks. Officer accounts cite brake failure and a stop sign violation leading to various damages and injuries.
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Cecil Price
Kivett Drive
Memorial Hospital
Main
Washington Streets
E. Lexington
N. Hamilton
Wilson and
Chandler
Carl Vernon Parks
Ocean Springs
Mississippi
Lexington
N. Hamilton Street
Nannie White Cooke
Durham Grocery
Everett F. Craver
Route 2
Clemmons
Durham
West Green Street
Taylor
Clara Campen
Ennis Street
Sylvia
Herbert K. Montgomery
Ft. Knox
Willowbrook
Joseph F. James
Route 1
Vilas
S. W. Hocka
Marie C. Davis
Sophia
Hamilton
Russell Streeets
L G. Myers
IMG
Ford
Kaiser
Mildred M. Arnold
Archdale
Jones and Meadow Streets
John “R. Hedrick
Charles Jarrett
Turner
Jones Street
Geneva B. Crouch
Jarrett
Precise blood test links birds to crocodiles more than other reptiles
The précipitin test of blood indicates birds share closer relation with the crocodile group than with other reptiles, suggesting a tighter evolutionary link between birds and crocodilians than to lizards or snakes. The finding highlights vertebrate classification implications and supports the crocodilian lineage connection.
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Penn
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Miami
Vols
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
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Ludwig
Cash
India
Babylon
George Everington
John Teague
Gertha Payne
Gaynor Maddox
Food and Markets
Co. Lapeyre
Homa
Lousiana
Peyre
Ruth Ogren
Miss Ogren
David L. Sassett
U. S. Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Atlantic Union
Memphis
Tenn
Truman
Kepley
Thomas White
Spencer
By Hershberg
Joe
Rod and
Rod Amundson
Preston Pate
Snow Hill
B. F. Cox
State College
Pennsylvania
High Point Police
Marcus Aurelius
North Main St
W. Russell St
Maggie Walsh
YMCA
English St
North Main Street
Emory St
Commerce St. Phobe
Lindsay St
S. Hamiton St
Thurston St
Emerywood
APTS
N. Wrenn St
SR. High
Greensboro Road
Jamestown School
Whites Realty CO
Main St
W. Broad St
S. Wrenn St
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