Panthers Anticipate Tough Homecoming Tilt With Lenoir Rhyne
High Point prepares for a homecoming clash with Lenoir Rhyne Mountain Bears at 8 p.m. on Saturday after healing injuries and refining punt protection. Key players include Allen Smith Bill Loyd Dayton Crews Lynwood Grissom and Russell Jones as the Panthers aim to leverage a strong aerial attack and ground game. The game airs on WHFE FM at 7 45 p.m.
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Wake Forest Clemson clash eyed as top North State duel
The Catawba App game looms large in the conference race with Winston-Salem Stadium ready to host a likely North State showdown. Clemson and Wake Forest meet October 23 at Bowman Gray with Wake favored to beat North Carolina, while Duke drops from the picture after a loss to Tennessee. Coach Duggins credits luck for Appalachian’s strong season, and further notes Maryland’s climb in the AP poll as Duke eyes a Carolina-Duke renewal.
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Rickey Rumored to Join Browns as President Owner
The Daily Compass claimed Branch Rickey would join the St. Louis Browns as president and club owner in a deal funded by the American League. Browns president Bill DeWitt denied any sale or changes, saying Rickey is not buying, while Rickey's Brooklyn Dodgers stock sale to William Zeckendorf fuels ongoing speculation.
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Vanderbilt Youngster Wade Aims For College Offense Mark
New York Oct 11 Vanderbilt quarterback Bill Wade is rapidly approaching the major college offensive record. Wade’s 874 yards in three games, 254 per game, outpaces Drake’s Johnny Bright who holds the 1949 total offense mark at 1,950 yards. Bright leads with 948 yards in four games. Wade has eight games remaining to surpass the mark. Frank Sinkwich set the overall record at 2,187 in 1942.
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Pick the Winners Dan Kelly Grabs First Place In Grid Contest
Dan Kelly, a Guilford county sanatorium patient, won with 21 correct picks out of 27 in the Pick the Winners grid contest. He will receive two Carolina-Wake Forest game tickets, with a plan to substitute prizes if he cannot use them.
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Secret Weapon fuels Vols win over Duke
Tennessee upset Duke 28 7 as Bud Sherrod sparked a team wide will to win. Sherrod called a meeting to rally players after a losses to Mississippi State, stressing focus one game at a time. Al Hust praises Sherrod’s drive and Tennessee’s aggressive defense drew 130 penalty yards.
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Allen Jay Meets Bessemer Tomorrow in Guilford Clash
Allen Jay high school football faces Bessemer tomorrow night at Memorial stadium in Greensboro with an 8 o'clock kickoff. The Jaybirds seek a decisive Guilford county championship game in the 1950 season.
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Stengel Signs Two Year Pact With Yankees Offer
New York Oct 11 Cas ey Stengel signed a two year contract to manage the New York Yankees with a top managerial pay. He named Boston Cleveland and Detroit as teams he respects and looked ahead to 1951. The base pay is believed 65000 with possible 75000 to 85000 a year under bonuses. He praised Boston and noted Willard Nixon and other pitchers could improve the club. He also cited Ted Williams playing with a broken arm limiting Boston’s season.
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Jackets To Be Ready The Year
High Point High's winless Black Bison travel to Salisbury to face Coach Simeon and the vengeance minded Yellow Jackets in a tough Friday night showdown. Salisbury veterans seek to even an earlier season loss. High Point drills focus on offense and defense as Jim Jarrett recovers from a twisted ankle but may start on defense.
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