Duke Tennessee rivalry leads crowded college grid slate
Duke and Tennessee headline a Saturday slate at Durham with 46 000 expected. Other key games include Virginia Tech vs Virginia at Roanoke and Wake Forest at Georgetown in a 19 6 upset win for the Demon Deacons. Richmond shocked Maryland 37 7 as UNC routed Miami 21 0.
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High Point Edge Burlington 7 0 in Conference Football
High Point notes a 7 0 Western conference win over Burlington as Frank McGhee scores the lone touchdown in the third period. Key plays include a statue of liberty move and strong goal line defense by the Bison amid a hard fought first half.
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Billy Myers Returns to Star Form for Tar Heels
Billy Myers, former Lexington star and UNC back, scored a touchdown in a win over Miami after a war‑time hiatus. Once benched, he fought injuries and doubt, then earned a place beside Charlie Justice as a first string tailback contender in recent scrimmages and last night’s game.
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Red Sox Favored In Big Series With Cardinals
Boston's Ted Williams back in the lineup helps the Red Sox open the 43rd World Series at Sportsman's Park as heavy favorites over the St. Louis Cardinals. Boston listed 7 to 20 series odds and 13 to 20 for Game 1. Cardinals owner Skip Dyer plots lefty starters to counter. Williams injury noted but not expected to delay, with capacity crowds near 34 000 at the park.
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Swanson Hawk Lets Small Birds Nest Near Foundation
A Swanson hawk protects and tolerates small birds building nests among its foundation sticks, creating a shared nesting area around its own nest.
Duke Blue Devils Forced to Wear Tan Pants
The Duke Blue Devils, known as the boys in blue, switch to tan football pants due to material shortages impacting their standard blue kit.
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Justice Leads Tar Heels to 21-0 Victory Over Miami
The University of North Carolina Tar Heels shut out Miami 21-0 before 31,541 fans. Charlie Justice, 160 pounds, starred with 267 rushing yards of UNC’s 406 total, scoring on a 65 yard kickoff return and adding two more touchdowns with strong blocking and clutch kicks from Bob Cox.
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Notre Dame Opens Home State Today
Notre Dame’s football team hosts Pittsburgh at home in South Bend with an expected crowd of 35 000. Coach Frank Leahy plans to start the first stringers, while the whole squad is slated to play as the game progresses.
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State Favored Over Clemson in Southern Conference Tilt
North Carolina State's Wolf Pack, leaders of the Southern Conference, face the underdog Clemson Tigers in an anticipated game at Clemson. NC State recently upset Duke 13 to 6 as Clemson fell to Georgia 12 to 5.
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Clash Tonight As Panthers Meet Catawba In Salisbury
In Salisbury tonight at 8 o clock Catawba and High Point meet in a storied North State Conference clash. The rivals, co champions in 1945, bring strong line play and a capable aerial game as Kirkland and James seek to extend Catawba’s 56 game scoring streak and Hofed Panthers attempt to counter with a ground attack and passing mix.
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DiMaggio Courted: Entertainer Bets On Wedding
Betty Sharp, a Boston nightclub entertainer, says she plans to marry Joe DiMaggio and move to Boston with him, hoping he may wear a Red Sox uniform next season. She performs at the Touraine hotel. No wedding date is set. DiMaggio was divorced from Dorothy Arnold in May 1944.
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Wake Forest Romps Past Georgetown 19–6 on Mistake Fueled Night
Wake Forest defeated Georgetown 19 to 6 as six Hoya fumbles and two direct score gains swung momentum. Elmer Raba returned a Deacon punt 57 yards for Georgetown’s lone TD and combined with Paul Walsh for the score. The Deacons added a TD in the third and a late score while Georgetown nearly fumbled away on its own 16-yard line.
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Thomasville Bulldogs Rout Statesville High 25-0 in Conference Win
Thomasville high school Bulldogs defeated Statesville 25-0 to extend their conference streak. Rollins forced a fumble, Jones blocked a punt and scored, and Nail and Beasley fueled a 75 yard drive before Pittman caught a fourth quarter TD pass from Jones.
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Natural tooth color ranges from ivory to yellow
The article states that natural tooth color is not pure white but varies from pale ivory to a yellowish hue, describing the natural spectrum of dental coloration.
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