Demons rout High Point 9 0 in last 1944 tilt at Bowmen Gray
In front of about 3 000 at Bow man Gray Stadium the Black Demons of Reynolds thrashed High Point 9 0 in a conference finale. Masten and Butler connected for a third quarter score, Hopkins added a field goal after a disallowed touchdown, and Curt McDonald hurt, later carried off with a neck injury as Loyd sparked the push through the final period. The game featured late injuries and a defensive grind with Reynolds dominating territory and scoring through Butler and a field goal. The Philippines note at end mentions sugar and abaca exports and typhoon timing between July and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman Gray
Black Demons
R. J. Reynolds
High Point Black Bison
Demons
Bison
Met
Black and Gold
Eddie Butler
High Point
Masten
Butler
Hopkins
Reid
O. B. Levina
Terry Braswell
Marshall Newell
Te Armstrong
Bill Brewer
Curt McDonald
Bill Loyd
Little Curt
Loyd
Curt
McDonald
Baptist
Landis May Continue As Baseball Head
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, hospitalized in St. Luke's since Oct. 2, could serve until 1953 if the American and National Leagues approve his re election as baseball commissioner at their December meeting. A joint committee recommended extending the major league agreement and keeping Landis in charge, despite rumors of a new authority. Will Harridge announced the committee's action, noting the meeting focused on the agreement and not Landis' health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain
Landis
St. Luke's Hospital
Joine
Will Harridge
American League
Harridge
Louis to Box Exhibition at Chicago Stadium
Sgt Joe Louis will appear on next Friday nights boxing show in Chicago in his first local appearance in six years. He will box a three round exhibition against Dan Merritt of Cleveland as part of a card featuring an eight round bout between Sugar Costner and Sgt Lou Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sgt
Joe Louis
Chamion
Dan Merritt
Cleveland
George
Sugar) Costner
Cincinnati
Lou Woods
Detroit
Army Navy Gridiron Showdown Headlines 1940s Card
November 18 college football slate features Army Penn at Philadelphia and Navy Purdue at Baltimore with Ohio State Illinois in Cleveland. Rose Bowl hopefuls USC California clash. Michigan Wisconsin and Notre Dame Northwestern draw interest as fans expect big crowds and pivotal outcomes.
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Cleveland
Lakefront Stadium
Ohio State
Illinois
John Wasie
New York
Um Army
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Navy
Purdue
Baltimore
Southern California
California
Berkeley
Mississippi State
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Army
Associated Press
Penn
Franklin Field
Esse
Buckeyes
Trojans
Indiana
Allan Shafer, Jr
Notre Dame
Northwestern
South Bend
Irish
East North Carolina
Yale
New Haven
Cornell
Dartmouth
Ithaca
Syracuse
Colgate
Columbia-Brown
Southwest Texas
TCU
Fort Worth
Rice-Texas Aggies
Houston
Arkansas-Smu
Dallas
Randolph Field
Southwestern
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Kansas
Lawrence
Iowa State
Drake
Ames
Missouri-Iowa Seahawks
Columbia
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Richmond
Raleigh
William & Mary-Vmi
Portsmouth
Southeast
Auburn
Georgia
Columbus
Tulane
Clemson
New Orleans
LSU
Baton Rouge
Tennessee Temple
Knoxville
Kentucky
West Virginia
Lexington
Far West
UCLA
College of Pacific
Los Angeles
Washington
Second Air Force
Spokane
Midwest
Great Lakes
Marquette
Iowa
Minnesota
Iowa City
Pitt
Bloomington
Cornett
Bucknell
C. T
Mainbridge
Rice
Calit
Arkansas
Tate
Texas
Tennessee
Asbarns
Uttar
Carolina Srt
Us Nave
Villanova
Pitteburgh
Tex
Leonis
St. Laws
Virginia
Kan State
Texas Tech
Carolina
Penn State
Nebraska
Iss
Boxers Contest Results From Multiple Cities
In New York Johnny Greco outpointed Bobby Ruffin while in Norfolk Lou Schwartz defeated Lou Bass. Camden saw Joe Louis beat Dee Amos in a three round exhibition. Philadelphia featured Mayon Padio vs Pat Patucci with a TKO in Port Norris. Worcester hosted Johnny Finesto who outpointed Bert Lyetell. San Francisco had Juan Zurita knock out Jerry Moore in a non title clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Bobby Ruffin
Norfolk
Lou Schwartz
Lou Bass
Cradock
Camden
N. J
Joe Louis
Detroit
Dee Amos
Eddie Giosa
Philadelphia
Maxie Shapiro
Mayo
Duke Aims to Clinch Southern Conference Title Today
Duke travels to Columbia to face South Carolina as the main hurdle toward retaining the 1944 Southern Conference crown. A win sets up a finale at Chapel Hill, with North Carolina at Yale and other conference games shaping standings. Duke returns key players Irwin and Krista while South Carolina bets on a reshuffled end Smith.
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Richmond
Duke
South Carolina
Columbia
Blue Devils
Dukeheeds
New Haven
Yale
Frank Irwin
John Krista
Wake Forest
Skimp Harrison
North Carolina
George Farris
Harrison
Clemson
Tulane
Southeastern
Maryland
Penn State
Women in Service and Personnel Updates From War News
Pfe. Jack Beeson, husband of Peggy Beeson of 492 Willard Street, directs rail car destinations at a railway office per Army HQ in Europe. He praises stations and quarters after sleeping in tents and trucks while at St Lo, where rats plagued the city. Hinshaw Jr. from North Carolina is among 20 cadets at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center in a 10 week program. Cpl. John Lindley has returned to duty with the 2nd Air Base Unit in Washington DC after furlough with his wife in Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Jack Beeson
Peggy Beeson
Williard Street
Army
Pfc
Beeson
St. Lowe
Hinshaw
Texas
Clifford Reginald Hinshaw, Jr
Rotary Drive
San Antonio
Aviation Cadet Center
John Raymond Lindley
2Nd Air Base Unit
Washington, D. C
Archdale
National Football Ratings by Walter Johns
National football ratings by Walter Johns Central Press sports editor include games of Saturday Now It 1944. W won L lost T tied Pet percent PS points scored OP opponents points NR national rating. Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter . Johns
Central Press
Ps—Pointe
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Gamecocks to battle Blue Devils in Columbia showdown
Duke’s Blue Devils visit Carolina Stadium at 2 30 p m to face South Carolina in a major non league clash. Duke arrives at top form with Irwin Krista and Clark leading a strong lineup while Carolina bets on Farris and a full backfield to challenge the favored visitors. Skimp Harrison is out and George Farris steps in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Duke University
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
Gamecocks
University of South Carolina
Dukes
Carolina Stadium
Associated Press
Carolina
Frank Irwin
John Krista
George Clark
Tom Davis
Duke
Skimp Harrison
George Farris
Doc Newton
Pos
Tre Seis Ceeds Jones i T
Eee Hardison
Q. B
Krista L. H
Kulde
Hunnicutt
Carver
R. H
Suttle
Brembs
Clark
F. B
Erwin
Eif Bradford
Davis
College scores and campus teams listed in brief
Bucknell 27 Villanova 6. Miami 31 Presbyterian 12. West Texas State 19 South Plains 14. Cornell Jayvees 18. Watervliet Arsenal results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Bucknell
Villanove
Miami
Pia
Presbyterian
West Texas State
South Plains
Tex
Army Air Field
Cornell Jayvees
Head of Groton Dies at 87
The Rev. Dr. Endicott Peabody, 87, founder and longtime head of Groton School in Groton Mass, died yesterday. He taught President Roosevelt and guided the president’s sons, and performed the ceremony when the Roosevelts were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Mass
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Roosevelt
Peabody
Radio Schedule Highlights Nighttime Listings and Broadcast Times
A dense listing of radio programs across time slots from 12:30 to 3:00 a.m. detailing shows such as Atlantic Spotlight, Hollywood features, News, drama, sports updates, orchestras, and variety programs. It notes time zone changes and program shifts with numerous network and program names including CBS and NBC style items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Spotlight
Hollywood
Cba
National Farm
Pacific
Mbs
Nbe
Grand Central Station
Cbs
Sex You
Navy
Baxters
Nhbe Weekly
Fiddle Condon
Blu
Ar Telescope
London
Victory F
Detroit
Dbs Musicana
Philadelphia
Orches
Oka
Rupert Hughes
Curt Massey
Vagabonds
Nancy Martin
Army
Quincy Howe
Dhs
Towlinson
Montezuma
Seepsimer
H. Fleming
Biv Mawall
Lionel Barrymore
Biu the American Eagle
Britain
Leland Stowe
Flery Queen
Biu Frank
Imbs
Arthur Hale
Truth & Consequence
Boston Symphony
Symphony Orchestra
Orchestra
Ebs Results, Inc
Gage
Barry Wood
Nhe
Guy Lombardo
Blu Cho
H. Marshall
Che
Blu Barn
Furlough Story of Marine Pfe Rice Visits Sister
On a five day furlough Pfe Rice, a Marine recently in the Pacific, returns to the States that July to visit his sister at 211 Richardson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Street
Pfe. Rice
Pacific
States
Aircraft mechanic from England earns commendation
CPL. RAYMOND C. FRENCH of Rt. 2 is an aircraft mechanic in a service squadron on an Eighth Air Force Fighter Station in England. He helped in the destruction of 43 enemy aircraft and the damaging of 23 on a German-held airdrome, with the general noting all field organizations aided the effort. Also mentioned is Pfc. Willard Floyd Rice returning home on furlough with pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Raymond
Raymond C. French
Arthur C. French
Rt. 2
Eighth Air Force
England
Col. A . Femke
Namce
Pfc
Willard Floyd Rice
Eleven Juveniles Enter Race For Rich Pimlico Purse
Eleven two year olds line up for the Pimlico Futurity a mile and a sixteenth test with a 36130 purse. Calumet Farms names Pat O Luck and Hail Victory, Col Whitney sends Reece Burra Peg Hindu Kush, plus Baymenbond and other contenders. Retirements of Pavo and Free for All open the field to possible long road horses for future classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Navy
Calumet Farms
Pat O'Luck
Hail Victory
Col. C. V. Whitney
Reece
Burra Peg
Hindu Kush
George D. Widener
Pentagon Stable
the Doge
Col
Bradley
Baymenbond
Brookfield Stable
Brookfield
J. L. Lepper
Chronoflite
Christianna
Alexis
Walter M. Jefford
Pavot
John March
Carter’s Funeral In Los Angeles For Radio Commentator
Funeral services for Boake Carter a radio commentator and author who died suddenly after his Thursday broadcast will be held in a local mortuary chapel tomorrow morning. The county autopsy surgeon attributed the death to apoplexy. Carter was 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Los Angeles
Boake Carter
Army Navy Classic Set For Baltimore December 2
Baltimore hosts the annual Army Navy football clash on December 2 as both services prepare for a decisive showdown in a bid to cap the season. Ticket details mix with War Bond considerations while fans await a sellout crowd in the stadium setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Army
Navy
Crecy
Ann
West Point
Annapolis
Naval Athletic
John Q
Washington
Ed Garbin
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Falsom
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Hedrick
Ware Stone
Thomas
Smith
Clary
Holder
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Shultz
Chambers
Kinch
Wilmouth
McCracken
Backer
The
Philippines
Manila
Eve
Wagger
Elwood Hotel
Nancy Warth
Harold Craven
Fairmont Park
Hoosier
Cma Et PeeRe
Jack Lords
Jim Dandy
Sud
Ray Noble
Chelsea Cigarettes
Edgeworth
Earl H. Blaik
Gatnesville
Riley Smith
Eddie Froelich
New York Yankees
Ed Barrow
Froelich
Camp Livingston
Gus Mauch
New York Football Giants
Madison Square Garden
Tes
Ohio
Vole
Alee Ole
Greensbury
Burlington
Albemaiie
Statesville
Kannapolis
Charlotte
Salisbury
Barnum Springs
Morganton
Children's Home
Asheboro
Rockingham
Harding
Concord
Thomasville
Reidaville
Wadesboro
Rocky Mount
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