Loyd and Page Earn AB Club Football Awards
High Point college honors Loyd and Page as the most outstanding back and lineman, chosen by fans for the American Business club awards. Loyd, a potent running back and all- North State standout, and Page, Winston-Salem native and co captain, were lauded for grit and blocking in the Panthers offense. The awards will be presented December 2 at the North State conference banquet.
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Bill Loyd
High Point College Purple Panthers
Don Page
Winston-Salem
Amer- Business Club
A. B
Loyd
Panther
Namne
Purple Panther
Panthers
Page
Albion Millis Stadium
Winston
High Point
Stardust
High Int
Don McCurry
Asheville
High Point College
University of North Carolina
American Business Club
High Point High
Glenn Painter
Shealy to Attend South Piedmont Conference Meeting
Thomasville high school coach Carr Shealy said he will attend a conference meeting in Badum Springs Monday night. The agenda includes the break in relations between Thomasville and Concord high schools after a November 21 football game crowd incident.
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Thomasville
Carr Shealy
Thomasville High School
Badtum Springs
Concord
Oregon State Triumph Over Nebraska 27 6
Oregon State defeated Nebraska 27 to 6 in Coln State's strong showing. Dick Gray starred on offense with standout passes and receiving by substitutes Bob Laidlaw and Don Campbell, while the Nebraska jinx persisted.
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Oregon State
Coln
Neb
Dick Gray
Excelent
Bob Laidlaw
Don Campbell
Nebraska
Coln State
Cowboys Triumph Late To Beat Oklahoma College 21 13
In the 42nd renewal of the cross football rivalry at Norman Oklahoma College led 13 0 at halftime but ERS WIN broke free in the final period with runs of 38 and 59 yards to pull ahead for a 21 13 victory over Thomas.
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ERS
Rman
Okla
Thomas
Oklahoma College
Panthers Start Cage Play With All Stars Thursday
High Point basketball opens its winter campaign in Harrison gym against the High Point All Stars led by Dick Culler followed by a tough match with North Carolina State. Season tickets go on sale for nine home games, except the All Star charity game. Captain Malcom Sullivan will be sidelined until mid January after an appendectomy. Sullivan has led the squad in Coach Ralph James absence.
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State
Harrison Gymnasium
Panthers
Ralph James
Malcom Sullivan
Russell Lombardy
Sullivan
James
Panthers Likely Starters Near Open of Season
The High Point Panthers line up for two early games with Jack Preston at guard supported by Gray Cartwright Jerry Iscovitz David Allen and Dick Ditullio. Forwards will be Bill Sheets Winston Salem native and Jack Hammond with Mike Morgan at center. Moran leads in rebounds and scoring while Frank Henry anchors defense and ball handling as Preston adjusts.
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Jack Preston
Fx ‘Ve
Gray Cartwright
Jerry Iscovitz
David Allen
Letterman Dick Ditullio
Panthers
Bill Sheets
Jack Hammond
Sheets
Winston- Salem
Hanes High
Hammond Set
Hammond
High Point College
Mike Morgan
Moran
Preston
Frank Henry
Henry
High Point
Florida Triumphs Over Kansas State With Late Rally
Florida erased a one point halftime deficit to defeat Kansas State 25 to 7 in Gainesville. Data Atkins connected on passes with laterals as Kansas State mounted a 53 yard scoring drive. Jim Stehley finished the ground work with a 13 yard keeper. Florida's second half featured touchdowns and sporadic razzle dazzle to seal the win before about 7,000 fans.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Kansas State
Wildcats
Data Atkins
Jim Stehley
Yow Elected Wildlife Federation President in High Point
High Point sportsman Dave Yow was elected president of the local Wildlife Federation, succeeding Glenn Smith. John Dyer became vice president, and John Peacock was named secretary and treasurer. The meeting discussed state wide game and fish violations and dues for 1948. Directors attending included Clark Dillon and Cliff Lehmann among others.
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David T. Yow
High Point
Wildlife Federation
Glenn Smith
John Dyer
John Peacock
John” Peacock
Clark Dillon
Cliff Lehmann
Lee Harper
Dave Yow
Red Shield Sets 16 Year Age Rule For League Play
Red Shield officials meet at the Salvation Army boys club and raise the league age limit to 16. Calvin Loftin elected president with Buck Mathews as vice president and other officers named. First game set for December 15 at the Salvation Army building, with a balanced schedule and a season ending tournament.
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Red Shield
Salvation Army
Charlie Nance
Red Shields League
Calvin Loftin
Red Shields
Buck Mathews
Curtis Smithdeal
Arch Schock
Fordham and NYU Battle to 13-13 Tie at Polo Grounds
Fordham and New York University played to a 13-13 stalemate before 27,000 fans at the Polo Grounds in the latest chapter of their Bronx rivalry. Both teams fought hard as the game remained tied through the final whistle.
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Fordham
N.Y
New York
the Bronx
Fordhaa
New York University
Polo Grounds
Stone National Champion in Van Cortlandt Cross Country
Curtis Stone pulled away from Robert Black in the final mile to win the National AAU Cross Country Championship by about 35 yards on the 10,000 meter course at Van Cortlandt Park in New York.
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New York
Curtis Stone
Robert Black
van Cortlandt Park
Rice Defeats Baylor to Clinch Third in SWC
Rice Owls over Baylor 34 to 6 at Houston on November 29 as they broke from a tight game in the final period. The win secures third place in the Southwest Conference, with Rice surging on the ground and through the air after a close first half.
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Tex
Rice
Baylor
Texas Tech Upsets Hardin-Simmons 14-6 in Sun Bowl
Texas Tech Red Raiders powered to a 14-6 upset over Hardin-Simmons University in Lubbock securing a Sun Bowl bid.
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Lubbock
Tex
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Hardin-Simmons University
Indian Ace Named Best In League
Ray Vagiello from Catawba College was named the North State conference outstanding player. The 200 pound tackle, a Little All-American second team selection last season, will receive the High Point American Business Club trophy at the conference banquet Tuesday night attended by coaches and writers. Vagiello is a senior from Kearny New Jersey and a stalwart on the Catawba line this season.
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Business Club
American Business Club
Bill Loyd
Don Page
High Point College
Ray Vagiello
Catawba
Page
Loyd
Panthers
Vagiello
Catawba College
North State Loop
Tony Georgiana
Yagiello
Ower
Associated Press
Kearny
N. J
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Italy
Nea-Acme
Julius Kumi
Hollars
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Griffon
Arrow
Botany
Resilio
Beau Brummell
Wembley
Nettleton and Jarman
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