Panthers Meet Appalachian Rival In Home Clash At Albion Millis
High Point Panthers host Appalachian rival tonight at Albion Millis Stadium under 8 pm kickoff. Coach Ralph James uns in a home finale aiming to extend a two win streak over Eastern Carolina Teachers and Guilford Quakers with running game led by Bob Edwards and Bobo Carlton and linemen including Blaylock and Knapp. Boone team coached by Francis Hoover presents strong defense as crowd expects a hard fought battle.
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Allen Jay High School blanked Curry Team 57 to 0
Allen Jay defeated a six man Curry high school squad 57 0 in county league action. Brewer Little Morgan and Wright led the Allen Jay attack scoring nine touchdowns with Morgan and Wright each contributing multiple scores and Little adding the extra points.
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West Pointers After 17th Straight Win
West Point aims for another victory as Army meets Pennsylvania on Franklin Field. Led by Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard the Cadets field a veteran lineup from last year’s 62 7 win. Kickoff is at 2 p.m. before an anticipated 73000 crowd.
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Phillies Drop Agreement With Greensboro Patriots
The Philadelphia Phillies have dropped their working agreement with the Carolina League Greensboro Patriots. Greensboro Exhibition Co. manager Emanuel Weingarten said Joe Reardon informed him by telephone of the decision and that the Patriots might operate violently next season without a new major league partner.
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Smith Joins ECTC Basketball Program As Coach
Norman Earle Smith of Selma North Carolina joins East Carolina Teachers College as basketball coach. He returns to coaching after military service in the Navy from 1947 to 1944, with prior role as athletic director at Elizabeth City coast guard air station.
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Tokyo Resumes Pro Baseball With Two Game Series
Tokyo resumes professional baseball on November 22 marking Tokyo's first pro game in a year. Teams from Tokyo and Osaka, including the Tokyo Giants, will play a two game series as the reorganized pro league begins.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Numerous NBC Programs and Times
Broadcast listing for Saturday November 17 shows a dense lineup across CBS and NBC with programs from 12:30 PM to 11:00 PM Eastern. Notable titles include National Arm and Time-ave brand Central Station, War Veterans Crime Photog, Philadelphia Orchestra News, Tin Pan Alley, Our Foreign Policy Talks, Grand Old Opry, Life of Riley, and Dance shows. The guide lists multiple To Be Announced segments and network corrections.
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Wake Forest and North Carolina Renew Ancient Grid Rivalry
Wake Forest Deacons host North Carolina Tar Heels in Chapel Hill in a renewed 1888-era rivalry. The piece notes expected kickoff at 2 p.m. EST and lists key players, with both teams seeking a big conference win amid a busy college football Saturday slate nationwide.
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Byrd Man To Watch In Mobile Azalea Open
Sam Byrd of Detroit led the Mobile Azalea Open with a 139 after two rounds as the $10,000 event moved into its third round in Mobile Alabama. Fellow pro Jimmy Thompson predicted Byrd would win the $2,000 first prize as Denny Shute stood two strokes back at 140.
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Football scores from Methodist Orphanage and peers
A list of high school and youth football scores across North Carolina. Notable results include Raleigh 32 over Chapel Hill 6 and Greensboro 32 over Burlington 0, with multiple close and decisive wins across towns such as Mount Airy, Kannapolis, and Winston-Salem.
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Miami Upset Stuns North Carolina State 21 7
Don Jones earned a starting role at Miami and led the Hurricanes to a 21 7 upset over NC State. He opened with a 30 yard TD run and set up another with a 69 yard rush while Miami built a 21 point lead before NC State scored once on a Robbie Coutts fumble return.
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State Hunting Seasons To Open Nov 22 In North Carolina
Raleigh reports North Carolina hunting seasons begin November 22 with rabbit quail turkey and ruffed grouse in season. Opening day falls on Thursday. some counties restrict shooting to Tuesday and Saturday. Rabbits are plentiful. quail numbers down last year but outlook improving. ruffed grouse remain plentiful in the mountains. Evidence from J D Findlay, game and inland fisheries commissioner.
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Fights Last Night Boxers Score Wins in New York and Philadelphia
New York bout saw Tippy Larkin 142 defeat Nick Moran 130 by outpoint. Cecil Hudson 155 stopped George Doty 152 in Hartford. In Philadelphia Georgie Knox 127 outpointed Paul Petbo 121 as Vince Lauria 115 stopped Jimmy Parlin 115. Matches held in Newark Camden and Philadelphia.
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High Point Bison Crush Reynolds 32 0 In Albions Classic
High Point High School’s Black Bison football team defeated Reynolds of Winston-Salem 32 0 at Albion Mills Stadium before about 7 000 fans. The win sets up a state A final with Raleigh as NC high school athletic association officials plan location. Key plays included a 75 yard return by Curtis McDonald and two McDonald Brewer passes.
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Two Fillies and Five Glamor Boys In Pimlico
Pimlico hosts nine runners in the Vanderbilt stakes with two fillies and seven males. Pot O Luck and Armed lead the Warren Wright entry for Calumet Farm and Ben Jones as potential Derby era contenders. Other notable rivals include Stymie First Fiddle Polynesian Gallorette War Date and the date is set for 3 p.m. EST.
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Lucky Dog CoStars With Hunter In A Boy A
A clipped note announces the dog Lucky appears alongside Jerry Hunter and GIRL AND A DOG in a film shown at the Sharky Moffett venue. Details on dates or full titles are incomplete.
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