Carlton Leads Panthers Past Western Carolina Teachers College
Bobo Carlton starring with Glenn Painter propelled High Point College to a 39 7 victory over Western Carolina Teachers College. Carlton scored twice and helped set up two more as Painter and Tice linked for multiple scores, overcoming early fumbles and a lone Catamount touchdown. Carlton named outstanding. new arrival Venegas and freshman Wiley Clary also saw action for the Panthers.
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Enterprise
Bobo “Rabbit
Carlton
Ralph James
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Western Carolina Teachers College
Husky Glenn
Painter
Carolina
Panthers
Athene Favorite In Selima Stakes At Laurel
Athene the favorite in the $20,000 added Selima stakes at Laurel Maryland, with Edward Lasker colors, faces rivals including Bridal Flower and Red Top as 11 fillies contest a mile and a sixteenth. Polynesian heads the Maryland Handicap field for a mile and a quarter, marked 2 to 1 in a nine horse lineup led by Preakness winner.
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Laurel
Athene
Edward Lasker
E. R.eth
Warren Wright
Perment
William Woodward
Bridal Flower
Bradley
Red Top
Wright
Beaugay
Sea Snack
Pure Gold
Challadette
Comic Ann
Rytina
Mamanie
Marcia P
Edified
B. Widener
Maryland
Rick's Raft
Service Pilot
Bobanet
Buddy
Russardo
the Doge
Burning Dream
Turbine
Green Bay and Cleveland Clash for First in NFL
New York report: undefeated Cleveland Rams meet Green Bay Packers in Green Bay to decide Western division lead. Boston-Brooklyn Yanks vs New York Giants tops Eastern division with a race for first. Eagles visit Detroit, Washington travels to Pittsburgh, and Bears host rival Cardinals amid a Chicago card.
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New York
Cleveland Rams
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Boston
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Cinderella Horses to Contest Gallant Fox Handicap
Stymie and First Fiddle, bought for 4000 total, have earned nearly 500000 and race in the 50000 added Gallant Fox handicap at Jamaica. Sixteen runners are entered for the mile and five furlongs event with Stymie and First Fiddle as early 3 to 1 choices. Stymie has 193670 this season after winning the Brooklyn Butler and Continental handicaps and the Saratoga cup. First Fiddle has 304385 in earnings, including the Fleetwood and Massachusetts handicaps in 1945 for owner Mrs Ed Mulvenan.
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New York
Stymie
First Fiddle
Jamaica
First
Tymie
Ed Mulvenan
Grey
Fleetwood
Massachusetts
How to Whip Cream Properly Cold Temperature Tips
Cold cream should be held at 40 degrees Fahrenheit if possible or in the coldest part of the refrigerator. The bowl and whisk must also be chilled to ensure whipping comes easily and yields light stiff peaks.
High Point versus WCTC football game scoring summary
In a 39 0 defeat High Point led 7 0 after the first quarter and 14 12 14 39 final. Scoring for High Point came from Stuart Carlton Painter Tice Hauser with Painter adding two extra points and Carlton one. WCTC scored on a Hanlin touchdown with Hanlin adding the placement extra. Substitutions for High Point included Veregas Edwards Maske Vick Reed Bridgewater Hines Painter Culbreth Matthews. WCTC lineup included Houston Hooper Gudger Rae Barnes Turner. Officials were Mason Duke Whitlow Lenoir Rhyne Bulla High Point Allen Wake Forest. Attendance around 3500.
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Carlton
Painter
Tice
Hauser
WCTC
Hanlin
Etxar
Veregas
Edwards
Maske
Vick
Reed
Bridgewater
Hines
Culbreth
Matthews
Houston
Hooper
Gudger
Rae
Barnes
Turner
Mason
Duke
Whitlow
Lenoir Rhyne
Bulla
High Point
Allen
Wake Forest
Amateur Stays Stroke Behind Byron Nelson In Seattle Open
Seattle amateur Ha Givan shot 65 66 to finish 130 and trail Byron Nelson by one stroke in the $10,250 Seattle Open at Broadmoor. Nelson fought to keep ahead as 39 players including seven amateurs advanced to the final 36 holes.
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Seattle
Ha Givan
Byron Nelson
Orty
Chuck Congdon
Tacoma
Sgt
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Fred Wood
Vancouver
B. C
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Catawba Rolls Past Emory and Henry 41 to 0 in Salisbury
The Catawba Indians dominated Emory and Henry with a sparkling running and passing attack for a 41 to 0 victory. Catawba scored half their touchdowns in the opening period and added three more in the third, finishing with nine first downs to five for Emory and Henry.
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Salisbury
Catawba Indians
Emory and Henry Football Machine
Indians
Radio Schedule Highlights A Saturday Lineup
A dense Saturday radio grid outlines program changes due to late network corrections. Listings include Dramatica on CBS, Philadelphia Orchestra concert, Grand Central Station and many variety shows, news segments, sports and dance bands across CBS ABC and NBC networks.
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Atlantic Spotlight
Hollywood
Dramatica
Cbs Home and Garden
Abe
Red Cross Report
National Farm and
Abe Grand Central
Lopez
Cbs
Tomlinson
Abe Philadelphia Orchestra
Cbs News
Mbs
John Vandercook
Tin Pan Alley
Quincy Howe
Wilfrid Fleisher
Larry Ismer
Abe-West
Hank D'Amico
Jazaz
Hawaii
Abe Helen Hayes
Vistory
Noah Webster
Abe South
Dick Jeer
Abe Arthur Hale
Mbs-East
Dancing Music Orchestra
Riley
Dick Haymes
Woody Herman
Abe Krank
Abe Jionel
Barrymore Ager
Abe Symphonic
Nbe
Cbs Gangbusters
Boston Symphony
Rebee
Judy Canova
Abe Chicago
Theater of the Air
Abe Hayloft
Abec
Cbe
Mbe
Trippi Plans To Finish Work At Georgia
Charlie Trippi, released from the army air forces as a civilian, says he plans to resume studies at the University of Georgia. He expects to reach the campus within two or three days and will return as a backfield star, pending education completion. He declined further comment.
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Clearwater
Fla
Charlie Trippi
Army Air Forces
University of Georgia
Third Air Force
Georgia
Tampa Tribune
Trippi
Fights Last Night by Associated
New York Allie Stolz aged 194 outpointed Pedro Pirpo 13194 in New Jersey. Al Velez stopped Dan Belluceto in Connecticut after 1 round. Paul Febbo defeated Joe Griffo in Philadelphia. Walter Woods outpointed Coley Welch in Boston. Johnny Moran knocked out Maurice Clouthier in Worcester.
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New York
Allie Stolz
Newark
N. J
Pedro Pirpo
Camden
New London
Conn
al Velez
Valley Stream
Dan Belluceto
Coley Welch
Portland
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Moran
Boston
Maurice Clouthier
Manchester
N. H
Work Begins On Furniture Plant In Asheboro
Asheboro begins a major industrial expansion as National Chair Manufacturing starts construction on a new 140 by 900 foot one story plant south of the city. The project aims to triple bedroom suit output and add dining room furniture, employing over 500 people, with completion expected by early summer 1946 and old plant workers to transfer with minimal disruption.
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Asheboro
National Chair Manufacturing Corporation
S. E. Trogdon
W. C. Lucas
A. B. Cox
A. F. Belda
Management Service Company
Memphis
Coleridge
Society Hill
S. C
Lipstick Stain Removal Guide for Trish Linens
Instructions describe removing lipstick stains from Trish linens using vaseline lard or cooking oil to dissolve the stain followed by sponging with carbon tetrachloride. The method emphasizes dissolving the stain before final cleaning with chemical solvent.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizont
Crossword puzzle clues including many entries across and down from general knowledge and language themes. Answers span French city names, musical terms, animals, and linguistic notes with multiple length and spelling variations. The grid features standard crossword conventions with numbered hints and cross-referenced letter intersections.
Last Of Auto Races To Be At Greensboro
Greensboro October 13 with a stronger field than last Sunday as Indian Joe Chitwood seeks another feature win after setting a track record. New entrants include Eddie Zalukki Detroit Elbert Booker Indianapolis Danny Goss Mount Holly N J George Culp Allentown Pa Charlie Press Rex Records Philadelphia. Races supervised by Nunis Sways with Sam Nunis as chief official.
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Mount Holly
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Charlie Press
Rex Records
Philadelphia
Nunis Sways
Sam Nunis
Ince
Sam
Ralph Hankinson
Portland bout ends in close decision for Kahut over Fitzpatrick
In Portland last night Joe Kahut of Woodburn Oregon narrowly defeated Fritzie Fitzpatrick of Oak Hill West Virginia in a ten round toe to toe slugging contest. Kahut won by decision weighing 178 pounds to Fitzpatrick’s 178 or 178 and a half.
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Ore
Joe Kahut
Woodburn
Fritzie Fitzpatrick
Oak Hill
W. Va
Kahut
Fitzpatrick
Football scores from college and high school games
A long list of football results featuring High Point over Western Carolina Teachers 39 to 7 and Oklahoma A M over Southern Methodist 26 to 12. Other college scores include Miami Florida 21 St Louis 0 and Temple 60 Bucknell 0. numerous high school matchups across North Carolina cities with varied margins.
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Rockingham
Elkin
Mackaville
Knoxville
Oak View 4-H Club Highlights Health Skit at School
Oak View school hosted a health skit titled Making Posture Exercise More Attractive presented by sixth to eighth grade members. Henry Blair chaired the event with A M Garris assisting on poultry culling and Mrs. Cleo P Lamar distributing health record books and urging accurate record keeping. The eighth war loan drive will start soon with the club sponsoring the effort at Oak View.
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Oak View
Henry Blair
A. M. Garris
Cleo P. Lamar
De Paul Freshmen Wear Green Caps Amid Cap Shortage
Tensions rise at De Paul University as upperclassmen force the freshmen to wear green caps to mark inferiority. A cap shortage this fall has left seniors blue while freshmen remain green.
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Chicago
de Paul University
Penn Quakers face Tar Heels at Franklin field
Pennsylvania enters as unbeaten and unscored upon as they host North Carolina at Franklin Field. The Quakers, undefeated with recent wins over Brown and Dartmouth, aim to extend their streak against a Tar Heel squad that beat Camp Lee and Virginia Poly but lost to Georgia Tech.
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Alabama Faces South Carolina After LSU Victory
Montgomery Alabama previews a clash with South Carolina as both teams show strong forms. Probable lineups include Steiner Farris Whitley McDonald Woozniak Mancha Meeks Green Botkins Flowers Cain Self Gilmer Hodges Sideman with game time set for 12 30 p m CST.
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Louisville Loses First Game Of Little Series
Louisvilles Colonels suffer a 10-2 defeat to Newark Bears in game one of the Little World Series. George Dihel likely to start for Louisville tonight as manager Harry Seibold aims to even the series. Johnny Muldovan pitched Newark to the win with seven runs in the eighth inning.
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Harry Seibold
George Dihel
Newark Bears
Bears
Liebold
Newark
Johnny Muldovan
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Football In Third Full Week End
Army Cadets clash with Michigan Wolverines in the top game of a national program. Notre Dame overwhelmed Dartmouth while Minnesota, South Carolina, Nebraska, Tulane and other major teams faced varied tests. Other notable results include Oklahoma A&M, Temple, Boston College and Syracuse securing wins.
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Wolverines
Arnold Tucker
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Glenn Davis
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Men and Women in Service Discharges at Camp Wallace
Seaman 1c Robert P. Sumner, 30, husband of Earline Sumner of Trinity Rt 1, has been discharged from the navy at Camp Wallace Texas. He enlisted December 14 1943 and was an upholsterer with Miller Furniture Co in civilian life. Capt John V Garrett of High Point has cleared Grenier Field N H separation base and enters inactive status after three and a half years as a pilot in the Air Force. He is a Duke University alumnus and husband of Mrs Mary W Garrett of 102 Roland Park High Point.
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Camp Wallace
Texas
Robert P. Sumner
Earline Sumner
Trinity, Rt. 1
Navy
Miller Furniture Company
John V. Garrett
Roland Park
High Point
Grenier Field
N. H
Garrett
Air Force
Duke University
Durham
Mary W. Garett
Private J Wilson Returns from Pacific Duty
Private J Wilson a member of an antiaircraft automatic weapons battery in the Pacific theater is returning to the mainland for discharge after thirty months overseas. Inducted May 6 1940 he trained at Fort Moultrie received the Asiatic Pacific ribbon and the American defense ribbon. As a civilian he worked for Myrtle Desk company. His uncle Thomas E Wilson resides at 1209 South Hamilton Street High Point North Carolina.
State sues over unreadable green and red license plates
The Better Vision Institute says green automobile plates with red letters are unreadable beyond twelve yards, due to red and green appearing equally bright to the eye. The suit targets the state for requiring these plates and cites visibility concerns.
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Better Vision Institute
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