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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1947

Page

8

Bowl talk swirls as Carolina aims for Sugar after Duke win

After a 21 0 victory over Duke the Tar Heels eye a postseason bid by beating Virginia on Saturday. Sugar Bowl contenders include Penn State Texas Rice and Alabama with Georgia Tech ruled out. Carolina pursues a high profile matchup against Alabama or Texas in New Orleans while Virginia seeks to ruin NC States bowl chances.

Carolinas Duke Blue Devils Virginias Tar Heels Penn State William An Mary Georgia Tech Texas Ouch Alabama Georgia Tech Tex Nittany Lions Longhorns Carolina Gulmer-Tom Crimson Tide Justice-Papa Justice United New Orleans Virginia Bama Louisiana State Wake Forest Carl Snavely Florida Tennessee William & Mary State Maryland Wake Chapel Hill Raleigh Wolfpack Cavaliers King Osrl Footsie Palmer University of North Carolina

Red Sox Named Favorite To Win American League Next Year

Connie Mack predicts the Boston Red Sox and manager Joe McCarthy will dominate the American League next season. He cites New York and Cleveland as strong challengers and notes the potential impact of Verdon Stephens on the Red Sox infield. Mack also praises Cronin and reflects on pitching expectations.

Philadelphia Connie Mack Joe McCarthy Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Mack Shibe Park New York Cleveland Brown Red Sox Stephens Verdon Stephens Browns McCarthy Joe Cronin Joe

Panthers Sing Blues As Rain Falls

A list of football players named to second and third teams appears with mentions of colleges such as Penn State Notre Dame Alabama Indiana and many others. The text notes several players including Barney Poole John Ferraro Steve Suhey George Connor Bobby Layne and Charlie Justice among others.

TEAI Barney Poole Mississippi John Ferraro South Cal Steve Suhey Penn State Charley Bednarik Penn Leo Nometlini Minesota George Connor Notre Dame Ike Owens Ilinois Bobby Layne Texas Charlie Justice No. Carolina Harry Gilmer Alabama George Taliaferro Indiana

Bowl Talk Among Unbeaten Ranks Postseason Prospects

Undefeated Notre Dame and Penn State avoid offers while Michigan, Southern California, and Southern Methodist stand confirmed for bowls. Kansas and Penn State eye Cotton or Sugar bowls as conferences crown champions clear. Upsets shake regional teams as Northwestern, Indiana, North Carolina State, Maryland, and Tennessee post wins.

Bill Story To Leave Davidson College Football

William J Story resigns as Davidson College football coach after two seasons. He will return to Norfolk Virginia June 1 to become assistant principal at Maury High School. Athletic Director Norman Shepard says no replacement will be named until after the Southern Conference game with Furman in Greenville and the president Dr John R Cunningham returns.

Davidson N. C William J Nne Story Norfolk Maury Senior High School Granby High School Norman Shepard

Three Irish Placed On Elite Eleven

The article notes Notre Dame places three on the 1947 All America team chosen by coaches scouts and writers. Johnny Lujack is the only unanimous selection with other Irish stars like Bill Fischer and Joe Steffy among the first team. It lists players from Michigan Georgia Tech and Army and discusses weights ages and the limited number of places.

Harry Gayson Walter Camp Camp Cal NBA John Lujack Notre Dame Robert R. Chappuis l Michigan Charles Albert Canterly Mississippi Doak Walcker Southern Methodist William Schackie Columbia Paul Cleary Southern California Robert Davis Georgia Tech Zygmond Czarobski William Fischer Joseph B.steffy, Jr Army Richard A. Scott Naivy Johnny Lujack Bob Caeppule Joe Steffy Cleary Bill Fischer Southed Frank Leahy Barney Poole John Ferraro Southern Pornia Charley Bednarik Pennsylvania Ike Owens Illinois Bobby Layne Texas Charlie Justice North Carolina Harry Gilmer Alabama Knox Ramsey William and Ray Evans Kansas Joe Watson Rice

College Coach Story Resigns to Return to Teaching

Davidson officials announced last night that Story will leave the Wildcats coaching post after resigning to return to the teaching profession. He cited leaving coaching for personal reasons and noted his teams posted five wins, three losses, and one tie this season.

Shepard Davidson Furman Story

Dizzy Dean Failed Football Announcing Debut in Dallas

Dizzy Dean described football as unnecessary roughness and confessed he found play-by-play too rough to follow. He called nine plays of the Cleveland Browns versus New York Yankees game with Gordon McLendon providing most of the narration and joked his only right call was the kick-off.

Dallas Tex Dizzy Dean Mark Twain Bill Stern St. Louis KLIF

Army Navy Ducati In Hands Of Scalpers

Police report tickets for the Army Navy and Penn Cornell games have fallen into scalper hands. Both games are sold out and some poor seats for Penn Cornell are being offered around 20 dollars.

Ducati Philadelphia Penn-Cornell

Pro Standings In Chicago Bears Dominate Pittsburgh

Chicago Bears 49 Pittsburgh 7. New York 24 Green Bay 24 tie. Los Angeles 28 Detroit 17. Thursday Chicago Bears at Detroit. Sunday Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 7 Chicago Cardinals at New York. Washington at Boston Green Bay at Los Angeles.

Chicago Bears Pittsburgh New York Green Bay Los Angeles Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Cardinals Washington Boston Green PFPA Cleveland San Francisco Chicago Buffalo Brooklyn Baltimore

Whites and Negroes Play To 6-6 Tie In Tobacco Bowl

In Durham at the athletic park a non-segregated crowd of 3,000 watched the Vulpine Athletic Club of Philadelphia whites and the Willows Athletic Club of Washington D C Negroes battle to a muddy 6-6 tie in the third annual Piedmont Tobacco bowl game marking a new regional precedent.

Durham N. C South North Carolina Durham Athletic Park Vulpine Athletic Club Philadelhia Willows Athletic Club Wash D. C

High Point Purple Panthers Prep for Appalachian Clash

High Point College aims for a strong finish as they await a Thanksgiving Thursday game against Appalachian State. The team, led by interim plans while Coach James recovers, focuses on defense against tricky formations and pass protection. With five wins, three losses, and two ties, the Panthers seek a notable upset in the home finale.

High Point Purple Panthers Appachian Harrison High Point College Bill Aircloth Ralph James James Panthers Mountaineers Wofford Palmetto Panzer Aplan Panther James and Company Appalachian Duggins Catawba

Reading speed ranges by education level

Studies show seventh graders read about 230 words per minute while high school students reach 260 to 300 and college seniors or adults read 300 to 350 words per minute.

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