Panthers to face YMCA all stars in charity game
Local basketball fans will see the new A Bee Panther team against the High Point YMCA all stars in a charity exhibition for the Empty Stocking Fund. Notables include Broadus Culler Lloyd Evans Dick Hartley Dick Meisky Jack Hartley and more.
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Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
Boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters Muscato Randolph Spangnolo Clark Lytell Jones Weinberg Cox and others. Outcomes include Muscato outpointing Randolph in Buffalo Spangnolo knocking out Clark in Salem Lytell outpointing Jones in Kansas City and Weinberg stopping Cox in New York Sunnyside Garden.
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Louis Ready for Walcott Showdown at Garden
Joe Louis, 33, trains hard for his 22nd title defense against Jersey Joe Walcott next week at Madison Square Garden. Louis questions Walcott’s worth, predicts a strong attack to negate counters, and is in peak shape after a rigorous training regime. Garden tickets were selling fast at top prices as fans expect a brief domination by Louis.
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Citadel Guard Wins Lineman of the Week Honor
Henderson, Citadel guard from Tuscaloosa Alabama, earns lineman of the week after a standout season. Despite five losses and three victories, the junior led in backfield time and served as Bulldog quarterback calling plays in the Tennessee system. He is 23, married with a one year old daughter.
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Center Theater Showcases All-American Selections
Center Theater presents Paramount News annual All-American picks starting today. Selections include Poole Mississippi, Cleary Southern Cal, Con ner Notre Dame, Davis Georgia Tech, Stef fy Army, Fischer Notre Dame, Bednarik Pennsylvania, with backfield stars Lujack Notre Dame, Gilmer Alabama, Chappuis Michigan, Layne Texas. Short sketches accompany each portrait during showings through Saturday.
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Expert Picks Wake Forest VP and Davidson Tomorrow
Harold Claassen predicts Army to beat Navy in Philadelphia with Navy’s tougher schedule. Also forecasts Cornell over Penn and Texas A M over Texas to set up strong weekend slate with Wake Forest and Davidson favored on Thursday and Saturday cards.
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Butch the Mascot Loses Football Game Due to Lamb
Chester Pa November 26 Butch the ram mascot for the Pennsylvania Military College will miss the upcoming game with Albright College after a newborn lamb altered its sex and eligibility. Captain Charles W Maloney said the white lamb was born November 22 1947 weighing three pounds and both parents are healthy.
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Local Shrine Bowl rosters show NC and SC all star backs
Charlotte November 26 Shrine Bowl rosters announced list for North Carolina and South Carolina teams. NC players include Bridges Newsome Jones Uren Crowder Kiser Kuhn Haynes Walser Myers Wrightenberg Dorsett Venters Keen Barringer Alexander Bonda Hopkins Zrkas Berry Roberson Clemmons Coble Bunyan James Gantt Stutts Radar Miller Self. SC players include Gooding Russell Owens Lee Campbell Norton Neal Williams Carter Norris Daniels Sandifer and others.
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Wilmington
Mack Haynes
Mt. Airy
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Lexington
Don Myers
Central High
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Burlington
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Salisbury
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Mooresville
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Mountaineers Hunt Purple Panther at High Point
Appalachian Mountaineers travel to Albion Millis Stadium at High Point College for a 2:30 p.m. game aimed at catching the Purple Panther. The squad, well prepared by guests at the college, seeks a large crowd while the high point student body plans security for this anticipated gridiron ambush.
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Too Much Talent Among Kentucky Cage Aspirants
In Lexington Kentucky 1930s style report Baron Adolph Rupp faces a talent glut at Kentucky with Ralph Beard hailed as a standout and six definite first stringers for five positions. Rupp notes sophomores declining to join the second team and recalls a 62 and 5 record across two seasons of tournament play.
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