Hayworth’s Browns Eye World Series Glory
Myron Hayworth of Archdale praises the St. Louis Browns as they chase their first American League pennant and a shot at the Cardinals in a hot World Series. He predicts the Browns can beat the Cards with tougher opposition ahead and notes the Tigers and Pirates as competitive near-misses.
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St. Louis Browns
Myron Hayworth
Archdale
High Point
Browns
Cardinals
Hayworth
Guilford
Brownies
Tigers
Detroit
Red
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Bucs
Frisch
Redbirds
Redbirds At Any and All Times, and So Does Mr. Hayworth
Sportsman's Park
Jack Kramer
Carl Prospect
Johnny Spillane
St. Louis
Johnny
Tarawa
Waterbury, Conn
High Point Bison face tougher tests after Burlington rout
High Point's Black Bison routed Burlington 39 to 0 in a Friday scrimmage but coach rumors say Lexington will provide a stiffer challenge when the Bison host the Wildcats. Greensboro’s 6 7 setback to Durham signals a fierce November 10 visit by Greensboro to High Point as crowds pack the stands and traffic plans tighten.
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High Point
Burlington Bulldogs
Burlington Boys
Homer McCoy
Tony Simeon
North Carolina
Bison
Greensboro High School
Durham Bulldogs
Greensboro
Purple Whirlwinds
Burlington
Durham
High Point Police Department
Wake Forest Dominates Maryland 39 0 in Home Return
Wake Forest’s Demon Deacons crush Maryland Old Liners 39 to 0 to seize Southern Conference leadership. The victory, Wake Forest’s first home game in two years, features four touchdowns by substitutes Fetzer and Brinkley, with 260 rushing yards and 174 passing yards.
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Wake Forest
North Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
Deacons
Clarence
Doc) Spears
Bob Fetzer
Rock Brinkley
Fetzer
Doug Livengood
Bill Marney
Brankley
Buck Mabry
Deacon
Majos
Cess Acs
Bruno Simmons
Haces Owen Cintinetti
Garrison Gia
Foreman Pastuca
Ratteree
Careek
D. Hobbs Daly
Barbour
Ognovieh
Hhs Co
Smathers MO Reek
Wake Et
Forest
Cnet
Scrimmpege
Georgia Tech Triumphs 28-0 Over North Carolina
Georgia Tech overwhelmed North Carolina 28-0 as four flashes of brilliance produced three touchdown passes and a third score from a short run. The Engineers struck twice in the opening quarter, driving 60 yards in five plays with Frank Broyles finishing the final plunge and Allen Bowen adding the extra point.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Flashes
North Carolina
Engineers
Frank Broyles
Allen Bowen
Get. T— P
N.C. GY
Tar Heels
Bob Warren
Broyles
Jim Camp
Tar Heel
Warren
A. Bowen
Mickey Logan
Art Lowe
Lowe
Bill Gilliam
Logan
Charley Helzer
Tex Ritter
Jim Dorough
George Matthews
Matthews
Bowen
Dorough
Pos
Tech 'le
Gaines
Gilliam
Tinsley
Weant
Belzer’ LH
Lions Club Horse Show Sets 35 Classes in Thom asville
The Lions club announces a three show horse event in Thom asville October 21 and 22 featuring 35 classes with an afternoon performance Saturday at 1 30 pm and Sunday at 2 pm plus Saturday night at 8. Cash prizes total 385 with ribbons and 12 trophies. QC Niell general chairman may be reached at Neill Motors for entry blanks.
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Lions Club
Thomasville
Word
Jim Steele
QC. S. Niell
Neill Motors
College Football Scores From Various Matches Across Regions
A dense summary lists numerous college teams and results across the nation. Notable outcomes include Penn State losing to Navy 14 55, Alabama routing Howard 63 7, Georgia Tech defeating South Carolina 28 0, and Ohio State prevailing over Iowa 34 0. Other results feature Clemson 13 over North Carolina State 7, Texas Christian 6 and San Diego 14, and U.C.L.A. 12 over Texas 15.
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Navy
Penn State
Connecticut
Middlebury
Morgan State
Delaware State
Wabash
Wooster
Tennessee
Mississippi
Denison
Baldwin-Wallace
Iowa State
Doane
BH. N.A.S
O (la
N.A.S
W. Michigan
C. Michigan
Otterbein
Kenyon
Bowling Green
Ohio Wesleyan
Muskingum
Capital
Auburn
Fort Benning
Alabama
Howard
Morris Field
A.F
F.B
VMI
Richmond
Mississippi State
Millsaps
Arkansas
Texas
Christian
San Diego
U.C.L.A
Southern Methodist
of Texas
Randolph Field
Rice
Louisiana State
Warren
Colorado College
California
Southern Calif
Washington
Willamette
Florida
Jacksonville
South Carolina
Miami
Great Lakes Top Northwestern 5 0 in Big Victory
Great Lakes defeated Northwestern 5 to 0 as the younger, less experienced Wildcats were pressured into their own territory. Great Lakes relied on fast backs and passing to break through the defense while Northwestern fought back on several drives and kept the score close at times.
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Great Lakes
Evanston
Northwestern
Michigan State Secures 2 0 Victory Over Kentucky Wildcats
Michigan State won 2 0 in Lexington as Don Grondzik blocked a Kentucky punt in the end zone for a safety in the second period. The soggy field marked the first meeting between the two schools with about 7 000 in attendance.
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Lexington
Michigan State
Kentucky Wildcats
Don Grondzik
Kentucky
Wilbur Sehu
Grondzik
Schu
Emerywood Golf Fraternity Mixed Scotch Four Some
Mixed Scotch four some at Emerywood Country Club features social golf. Low gross honors go to Mrs E C Bryant and Frank Garrett with 82. Low net to Mr and Mrs Herman Lynn with 66. Silas Casey pair second with 71. Nancy Woollen and June Woollen win blind bogey. Tom Marlow and W E Campbell have fewest putts at 28. Ward and Mrs Ben Cooper post most birdies.
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Emerywood Country Club
E. C. Bryant
Frank Garrett i
Frank Stel
Howard Marsh
G. A. Oe
Gordon Gifford
Herman Lynn
Silas Casey
Nancy Woollen
June Woollen
Tom Marlow
W. E. Campbell
Wray Ward
Ben Cooper
Pre-Flight Cross Country Wins Quadrangular Meet
The Chapel Hill pre flight school cross country team edged Duke and Virginia to win the quadrangular meet at Duke with 23 points. UNC was second with 43, Duke third at 76, and Virginia last with 96.
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Durham
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Duke University
University of Virginia
Catawba Triumphs Over Newberry Club In Salisbury
Catawba College defeated Newberry 34 to 14 in Salisbury tonight as Bowen led the offense with two touchdowns and multiple extra points. The game featured a late scoring burst from Catawba and standout runs by Maxwell, Beal, and Burney, while Newberry struggled to keep pace.
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Salisbury
Catawba College
Newberry
Pas
Taylor
Greenland
Bryan
Edmondson Eas
Barnhart
Nowak
McDaniel
RUBIN
Ccc
King
Weibke
Clements
Okes
Marklin
Robinson
Beal
Trewhella
Bowen
Maxwell
Burney FB
Mayo
Gabriel NewBerry
Cataweed
Catawba Bowen
Burney
Catawba Dorton
Clemson Tigers edge N with fourth quarter TD to beat NCSU
Clemson Tigers overturned a 7-7 tie in the fourth period at Charlotte to defeat North Carolina State 13 to 7 in the opening Southern Conference game for both teams. Sid Tinsley scored the decisive TD on a mid fourth quarter line smash, after a 56 yard punt out of bounds set the stage. Bobby Worst produced a 85 yard kickoff return for State earlier, but Clemson finished strong with a 68 yard march to the goal.
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Charlotte
Uup
Clemson
Tigers
Igia Tech
N. C. State
Sid Tinsley
Wolfpack
Tinsley
State
Bobby Worst
Brooklyn
Bull Rogers
Jack Miller
Worst
Gay
N. C
Wards
Croker
Jenkine
Rogers
Miller
Zickefoose
Composite Box Score For Four Baseball Games
In a multi game report the Cardinals defeated the Browns with six fanned runs for the Cardinals and eleven for the Browns. Stolen bases were none and sacrifices credited to Musial Cooper Kurowski and Lanier. Double plays occurred for both Browns and Cardinals with multiple combinations. Time of games ranged from 2 05 to 2 32 with attendances listed for each game. Umpires Sears McGowan Dunn and Pipgras officiated.
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Cardinals
Browns
Musial
W. Cooper
Kurowski
Lanier
Gutteridge
Stephens
McQuinn
Marion
Sanders
Verben
Verban
Sears
McGowan
A.L
Dunn
Pipgras
ST. Louis
Greetsee Po
Pet. Hopp
Bobgcug
Icc Icsisssccrane
Seve
Feeee
Bergame
Fallon
M. Cooper
Donnelly
Lanie
Wilks
Schmid
Jurisich
Byerly
Pre-Flight Triumph Over Duke 13-6 in Foggy Durham
Navy Flight team the Cloudbusters defeated Duke 13-6 at Durham as Koslowski and Wilson scored touchdowns. Granting the comeback, Duke’s lone score came on a Clark pass and a late drive, with Navy’s defense holding after several blue devil threats.
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Durham
Glenn Killinger
N. C. Navy
Duke
Stan Koslowski
Holy Cross
Otto Grah
Northwestern
Navy Cloudbusters
Koslowski
William Wilson
Sanders
Texas University
George Clark
Blue Devils
Cloudbusters
Graham Walter Schumacher
Courtland State Teachers Col
Jowski
Wilson
Cloudbust
Noo aki-Graham
Graham
Koslow
Kosiows
Clark
Clark Jones
Ola
Harold Maether
Fey
Fli
Joe Tosses
Cherry Point Lines
Navy
Pos
LE Anderson
Auingon
Coleman
Flick
Suds
Cee Ae
Yager
Dekehees
Sheehan
Iam
Graham See
Wileon Ee
Tone Bk
Eae Prettant Cississ
Ses Ny
Tina A
Cart
Kennard
Mercury Athletic Club Meeting Set at Sheraton
The Mercury Athletic Club will hold its annual meeting tomorrow night at 7 o clock in the Sheraton Hotel to elect officers for the coming year. Current officers include R G Garland president in service J R Steele vice president acting president, Cliff Koontz treasurer Arch McMullan secretary and C W Patterson chairman of the board of governors.
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Mercury Athletic Club
Sheraton Hotel
R. G. Garland
J. R. Steele
Garland
Cliff Koontz
Arch McMullan
C. W. Patterson
Dog Show at High Point October 21 Features 35 Breeds
Amateur dog show organized by the High Point Kennel Club will take place October 21 at 1 PM on the High Point High School athletic field. Sanctioned by the American Kennel Club, 35 breeds will be represented. A children handling class and a war dogs display from Greensboro ORD are added attractions.
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High Point Kennel Club
High Point High School
G. M. Mitchell
American Kennel Club
Greensboro Ord
Cpl. A. L. Reninger
John Kemps
Enka
Notre Dame Rolls Over Tulane in Home Opener Shutout
Notre Dame hammered Tulane 26 to 0 in South Bend as Ed McKeever’s versatile squad unleashed explosive power. The Irish, 2-0 this season, scored in every period except the first and held Tulane to a lone drive near the 25 yard line. Scoring: touchdown runs by Kelly Angsman Maggioli plus two point after touchdowns by Kelly.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Tulane
Ed McKeever
Kelly
Angsman
Maggioli
High Point Kennel Club Announces Judges for Show
N Burfett of Elizabeth City will judge pointers and setters while Dr. R F Wakefield of Edgefield handles the cockers. Mrs W R Troxler will judge the children's handling class. Entries through Mrs Tom Kearns or Mrs Mitchell, bench show chairmen.
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Ters. N. Burfett
Elizabeth City
R. F. Wakefield
Edgefield
W. R. Troxler
Greensboro Road
High Point Kennel Club
Tom Kearns
Mitchell
All Foul Balls Hit Into Stands Presented To Fans
Sig Jakucki refuses cameramen rule before Browns game. Foul balls in stands given to armed services. Browns later offer fans kept balls as souvenirs. Chet Laabs hits first series single. Browns show steady offense. Ticket scalpers quote $2.25 seats. hot market persists as Browns score in eighth after six innings.
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Browns
Chet Laabs
Yanks
Lest Center
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Sig Jakucki
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