Feathers Accepts Three Year Coaching at State
NC State coach Beattie Feathers announced a release from Appalachian State Teachers and a three year contract at State. He will keep Al Thom as line coach and Star Wood as end coach if they stay. Feathers led State to seven wins and two losses and hopes to renew series with UNC and Duke in 1945.
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Raleigh
Beattie Feathers
N. C. State College
Appalachian State Teachers College
State
Feathers
Appalachian
al Thomas
Star Wood
Wood
Doc Newton
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson
Virginia
Milligan
Catawba
VMI
William and Mary
Miami
Richmond
North Carolina
Duke
Fights Last Night in Multiple Cities
Boxing results from New York Boston Baltimore Holyoke Newark and other locales feature wins by Terranova Jeffra Zanelli Woods Firpo Maloni Campanale han Schoonmaker and others, with several decisions by points and knockouts. Notable bouts include Gailucci losing to Terranova in Hartford and Beau Jack losing to Filipo in Baltimore.
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New York
Phil Terranova
Harry Jeffra
Montgomery
Als
Julio Gailucct
Hartford
Conn
Boston
Ralph Zanelli
Providence
Billy Tordiglioni
Sid Miller
Detroit
Red Doty
Walter
Popeye” Woods
Georgia Parks
Washington
Cecil Schoonmaker
Joe Blair
Army Navy talk and college chessboard echoes in roundups
Roundup of military and college sports mentions from New York dated November 21. Notes Navy prep with two-team system, George Munger jokes, and Army Penn game blocks. Mentions boxing managers boycott, Oklahoma City hosting all college tournament, and troops' footballs at Fort Pierce Walker AAF and Camp Lee with Willis Ward.
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New York
Rip Miller
Andy Gustafson
Army
Navy
Miller
George Munger
Murray Dickson
Howard Krist
Cardinal
France
Ward
Officers’ Candidate School
No Let-Up In Mad Scramble For Passes To Headliner
Baltimore crowds flood banks and post offices amid frantic rush for Army Navy tickets. Maryland War Finance Committee regulates sale by mail with bonds. only Baltimore area residents eligible. Navy tickets sold out with return of funds to applicants within two days for pre existing requests.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Naval Academy Athletic Association
Navy
Duke Favored Over UNC in Southern Conference Title Showdown
Duke Blue Devils, the likely champion, face UNC in Chapel Hill with both teams at full strength after recent prep. Wake Forest meets South Carolina on Thanksgiving to cap the Southern Conference schedule, while UNC plans a Dec 2 game.
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Charlotte
University of North Carolina
Duke Blue Devils
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Cherry Point Marines
Eddie Cameron
Duke Carolina
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Duke
North Carolina
Tigers to face Georgia in season finale
In Norfolk Virginia Clemson travels to the University of Georgia for a Saturday game that will end the Tigers season. In Gainesville Georgia Lt. Smith of the Naval Air Technical Training Center says postwar college teams led by returning servicemen will rise in strength and predicts expansion of pro football with a southern league.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Clemson
Tigers
University of Georgia
Gainesville
Smith
Alabama
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Sugar Bowl opponent likely Georgia Tech in New Orleans
Observers expect Georgia Tech to be Sugar Bowl entrant for New Year’s Day. A.B. Nicholas of the Midwinter Sports Association said Oklahoma A M is among teams under consideration and a formal announcement is expected soon.
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New Orleans
Georgia Tech
A. B. Nicholas
New Orleans Midwinter Sports Association
Oklahoma A. M
Notre Dame Tumbles To Eighteenth
Army and Navy rates No 1 and 2 in the AP poll as Notre Dame and others slide. Ohio State stays third with Randolph Field fourth. Navy climbs after routing Purdue. Michigan and Iowa Pre Flight follow. Oppenlander from Swarthmore injured in Princeton game. St Paul Open prize set at 10000 war bonds for July return news. Mercury Club honors softball and baseball players at Sheraton Hotel event.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Army
Navy
Baltimore
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Duke
South Carolina
Northwestern
Titanic St le
Middies
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Columbus
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Indiana
Randolph Field
Bainbridge Naval
Iowa
Southern California
Fourth Air Force
Georgia Tech
Great Lakes
Alabama
Ce Peary
Tennessee
Toro
Calif
Marines
Norman
Okla
Second Air Force
North Carolina
ST. Paul
Mercury Athletic Club
Sheraton
Minnie Brown
Hillcrest
Curt McDonald
Thomas Car Works
Harold Rickard
Triangle
Jeff Pierce
Mercury Club
Miss Brown
Homer McCoy
High Point
Cliff Koontz
Richard McDonald
Betty Wade
High Point High School
Frank Bruton
Camp Craig
Selma
Ala
Carl Newsome
Baton Rouge
High Point Enterprise
Enterprise
Mack rejects trade rumors on 1945 A's plans
Connie Mack addresses reports of trading Don Black and Frank Hayes to Cleveland. He says Hayes will not catch as often next season and asserts Jim Bagby and Jeff Heath are not part of the proposed deal. He emphasizes Hayes's role with the Athletics and mentions a California trip for the off season.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Black
Frank Hayes
Cleveland
Jim Bagby
Jeff Heath
Hayes
Jim
Radio Program Schedule and News Segments Listed
Program details show hourly radio lineup including dramas, serials, and news summaries. Notable entries reference Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, Ted Husing sports talks, Dick Tracy, and NBC CBS network listings with timings from early evening through past midnight.
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Farrell
Wilterness Road
bDiu
East
Tilop Harrigan
Nbc
Quincy Howe
News Time
Sea Hound
bdDiu
Terry
Stokowski
Wbde
Edwin C. Hill
Cps
Dick Tracy
Bilu
West
Chick Carter
Mbs
Ted Husing
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Nbec World
Henry J. Taylor
Bin-West
Tom Mix
Merver
Nbe-Basie
Whith
Dave Kiman
Bhin
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mis
Nid
Jennnie Johnston
Martin Block
Dbhs
Dick Haynes
Shaw
Dhs
bin Arthur Hale
Eagst
Kaltenborn
Nbe-West
Frances Greer
Ginny Simms
Dbbs
Frank
Arthur Hale
Lum
Lone
Sunny Skylar
Judy
Cbe
Alan Young
Blu
Roy Rogers
Nbe Burns and Allen
Gracie Fields
Gabriel Heatter
Pibber McGee and
Molly
Biu
Bob Hope
Nbe Aries
Raymond Em Swing
Biu Schubert
Hildegarde
Nbe Congress
Ts Mine
Che Milton Berle
Blu Dance Orchestra
Mir
Dancing Music Orchestra
Cbhs
Nbe
the Music Shop
Tn Repostmane
Cbs & Blu
Iml
Obe
Golf Classic To Draw All Top Clubbers
Portland's $15,500 open draws nearly every top professional and many amateurs including women. Promoter Robert A Hudson lined up 150 prep school caddies and funded their fees, announcing extra meals and a banquet to support the event.
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Portland
Ore
Robert A. Hudson
Charles S. May
Port
Hudson
Udson
Embryo
Larry Ee
Addies
Yale Declines Postseason Bowl Prospects For 194? Season
Yale athletic director Ogden G. Miller said Yale cannot play any postseason bowl due to Navy 48 hour rule on absence for trainees and ongoing New Year classes. Coach Howie Odell praised the squad after a string of wins but agreed Yale will finish 8–0 at Virginia.
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Lou Black
New Haven
Conn
Yale's Athletic Association
Ogden G. Miller
Elis
Virginia
Blues
Navy
Marine
Howie Odell
Coast Guard
Cornell
Columbia
Rochester
Dartmouth
Brown
North Carolina
Bill Mallory
Bulldogs
Yale
Army
Odell
Mae Whiting
Tommy Smith
Elvns
Miller
Delappe Returns for High Point Tilt in Class B Showdown
Ray Delappe, wing back, returns for High Point Black B after a two week layoff with a leg injury. The Bison host the Gol en Lions of Reidsville in a pivotal Thanksgiving Week clash for the Class B state title prospects, with Curt Donald out and Delappe expected to bolster the attack.
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Bill Williams
High Point
Golen Lions
Reidsville
Bisa
Curt Donald
Ray Delappe
Gastonia
Bison
Lion
Fars
Lions
Tom Fet
Catawba
Salisbury
Greenies
Gaston
Greensboro
Green Way
Rob Jamieson
Gri
Pights Last Night Rout Secures Notable Wins
Washington boxer Dixie Oliver earned a TKO over Gus Dorazio in Washington. Philadelphia’s Jimmy Briscoe defeated Rocky Leon on points, while another Philadelphia bout listed 141 Washington defeating an unnamed rival.
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Han Pernt
N. C
Golden Lions
Carolina
Alban Younes
Andy Russell
Martin Agronsky
Deen McNeill
Sardis
GU Martin
Deck Bereh & Co
Neon News
Pat Taylor
Ster
Merten Downey
Pfc
Bob Rinehart
Ohio
Boxing Managers Guild
Joe Turner
Eddie Wal
Ker
Eddie
Turner
Chalky Wright
Oklahoma City
Sooners
Phillips 66
Paul Robeson, Jr
Edward Sharafanowic
White Sox
Dr vi
Princeton N. J
George Oppenlander
Oklahoma A & M
Third Air Force
Fort Pierce
Mississippi
Georgia
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
North Carolina University
Swarthmore College Yard
Tnceton
Princeton
Oppenlander
Fife
Handsome
Vaiky
Oxford
Fashion
Samuel Slater
Pol
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