North Carolina Gridiron Action Dominates Thanksgiving Week
The Carolina football slate centers on Thanksgiving actions in North Carolina with Wake Forest meeting South Carolina in Charlotte and Duke versus North Carolina at Durham. Clemson and the Army game at Fort Bragg are noted along with Catawba, Guilford, and Newberry matchups shaping the bowl outlook and regional standings.
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AMPFIRE CORNER TAMPFIRE CORN GUIDE TO HUNTING GEAR
Practical notes on ammo storage knives ropes and dragging deer from field. Advice favors minimal carry and safe handling with emphasis on rope drag method and packing light while ensuring essential tools like knife flashlight and matches are kept dry and ready. Address inquiries to Jack Welch via the paper.
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Jack Welch
Seek American Graves Frankurt Uruguays Small South American Country
Twelve thousand American soldiers and airmen are listed as missing in Germany. The Army Graves Registration Service conducts a systematic search in the U S zone to locate them and transfer their coffins to American military cemeteries. Uruguay is noted as the smallest South American country.
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College football bowls and title hopes tangled across region
Oklahoma A and M seeks state title with two games left after beating Texas Tech. Virginia eyes end of season run after an undefeated stretch.U C L A faces Rose Bowl selection pressure with 13 7 win over St Mary's. Southern California hosts Oregon as Washington battles Washington State. St Mary's Gaels linger amid bowl talk as Victoria, child of Edward Duke of Kent, is mentioned.
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Radio Program Schedule with Network Cancellations
Radio schedule notes late corrections by networks affect programs listed. Include hourly blocks from 6:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. with news, dramas, musical sketches and serials, featuring Howell, Farrell, Tracys, Jack Armstrong, Captain Midnight, Dick Tracy, Lone Ranger, and many CBS NBC slots across CST MST zones.
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Chewning Holds Loop Scoring Lead
Richmond Virginia November 19 Lynn Chewning sustained the Southern conference scoring lead with 54 points the top mark in the league for a third straight week. His total stems from an 18 point effort in VMI’s win over Vanderbilt three weeks earlier and was slowed by injuries and limited play since.
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Maryland
Showdown Week In Pro Football Loop
CHICAGO November 19 The Western race leaders Cleveland Rams visit Detroit to clash with the Lions while Washington Redskins host the Philadelphia Eagles in a key Eastern showdown. The Rams seek to clinch the West after a 35 21 win at Chicago and Detroit losses.
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Former Athletics First Baseman Shoots Self
Morris C. Rath, 58, a former second baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics, shot and killed himself yesterday. Rath also played for the Indians Reds White Sox Orioles, Giants, and other teams before retiring in 1921 and later ran a sporting goods store in Philadelphia. he had been in ill health for years.
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Twenty five years of protection boosts American shore bird counts
The article notes a significant rise in shore bird numbers across the United States over a 25 year period, attributing growth to conservation efforts. It highlights increasing populations and broader habitat awareness, with implications for coastal ecosystems and monitoring programs.
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McDonald Dominates All Western Conference in Football
Curtis McDonald of High Point led the Western Conference in scoring with 11 touchdowns totaling 66 points, named unanimous first team quarterback in the Daily News poll. The 1945 All Western squad includes Dempsey of Greensboro, Gordon of High Point, and Helms of Charlotte among others with coaches Branin, Jamieson, Simeon, Stoneburner, and Bradley voting.
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Greenscae Daily News
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Bill Lloyd
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Tony Simeon
Bob Stoneburner
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High Point Among Ten Undefeated Teams In Nation
New York nov 18 Holy Cross and St Marys Gaels fell to defeats while ten teams remain undefeated and untied. Among the leaders are Oberlin Oklahoma A and M Virginia Alabama Gustavus Adolphus Arkansas Tech High Point Redlands and Sedins Lones. Season totals and points listed.
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Football Scores From Weekend Games Across Bases and Colleges
Saturday results include Arizona 28 over San Diego State 0 and Stockton Army Air Commandos 19 over Stanford 13. Sunday features First Air Force 15 over Second Air Force 0 and Detroit 27 over St. Louis 0 among numerous base league matchups.
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Pueblo hunter bags 600 pound black bear in Cottonwood Park
Bert Spaulding of Pueblo shot a 600 pound black bear while deer hunting in Cottonwood Park south of Cotopaxi. The event occurred while he was pursuing game in the park region.
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Black Bison to Host Raleigh In State Title Tilt
The Black Bison football squad, fresh from a tough conference season and a tie with Charlotte Central, awaits a decision on the state championship date at a North Carolina high school athletic association meeting in Burlington. Raleigh, Eastern class A winner, will visit Albion Millis Stadium within two weeks for a rematch, a meeting that echoes the 1941 joint state title game in Chapel Hill which ended 0-0.
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Championship football plans move to executive committee
Burlington November 19 The state high school football title arrangements between Raleigh and High Point will be finalized at a meeting of the executive committee of the state high school A A A sponsor of the contest Raleigh won the eastern conference title and High Point took the western circuit.
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Bison Win Highlights High Point High School Football Season
Coach A J Simeon led High Point High School to a Western class A title clinched by a 32 0 win over Reynolds Winston Salem and the team later beat Greensboro 14 0 for its first win over the rival in ten years. The season included a loss to Durham and a partial game against Reidsville.
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Snakes Use Venom Mostly for Defense Says Study
A study finds that snakes normally deploy their venom primarily for protection rather than hunting. Researchers note defensive strikes account for most venom use in natural encounters, with predation playing a smaller role.
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