Panthers Unveil Two-Ply Plan For Bears Clash
High Point Panthers prepare a two phase attack against Lenoir Rhyne Mountain Bears at Albion Millis Stadium Saturday night. Tailback Curt McDonald sidelined. Face Evans and freshmen Jack Klein Ollie Gondoli Dayton Crews to shoulder rushing duties. Meisky projects Panthers to rely on aerial game and stout defense as advance tickets go on sale after last week’s Atlantic Christian workout. Local scouting notes cite Bears ends William Coyne and Frank Little as standout threats.
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Bill Carrif
Lenoir-Rhyne
Mountain Bears
Hickory Aggregation
Clarence Stasavich
Albion Millis Stadium
Purple Panthers
High Point
Atlantic Christian
Panthers
Curt McDonald
Bears
Dick Meisky
Appalachian
William Coyne
Frank Little
Meisky
McDonald
Face Evans
Evans
Jack Klein
Ollie Gondoli
Dayton Crews
Winston- Salem
Hickory
World Series records multiply as fans chase novelty
The piece notes an overload of World Series records with many tied or broken amid a nine-man, nine-inning game. It cites low assists by Boston and St Louis, Bevens no hit stint, and a new attendance mark, arguing the fever over records overshadows meaningful feats.
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Prema
Boston
Tommy Holmes
Ken Keltner
Floyd Bevens
Bill Veeck
Wolfpack to open next season with Duke Carolina foes new
The Enterprise notes change ahead for NCSU with a hopeful 1949 start against Duke and Carolina as future opponents include VPI and Maryland. Beattie Feathers has coached a club seen as unlikely to win more than two games, but improvements are anticipated with fewer ineligible players and more material. The hot stove league hints at managerial reshuffles including Bucky Harris to Boston and Lou Boudreau’s possible sale, while Bill Veeck may face fan opposition over any move.
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Bucky Harris
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Lou Boudreau
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Lou
Davidson two ends shine for Jamerson at Davidson
Davidson football coach Charley Jamerson praised Buddy Cheek and Mike Williams as two of the nation's best pass catching ends. Williams has been slowed by injuries, while Cheek stars with touchdown catches and strong campus leadership.
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Charley Jamerson
Buddy Cheek
Mike Williams
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Cheek
Home Town Plans Lou Boudreau Day in Harvey Illinois
Harvey Illinois plans a Lou Boudreau day for October 28 with a daytime outdoor event at the high school football field and an evening dinner in the cafeteria followed by a program in the auditorium. Bill Veeck Cleveland Indians president Hank Greenberg vice president and other baseball dignitaries are invited.
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Ill
Lou Boudreau
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Club
Hank Greenberg
First league games under lights at Richland Park
The newly organized tag football league opened last night at Richland Park on South Main Street. Wayne Trade Mark defeated G. G.'s 6-0. North Main Street beat Fourth Street 7-0. The Ram ey whipped the Sweat Bees 18-7. Sponsored by the High Point city recreation department.
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Wayne
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Sweat Bees
High Point City Recreation Department
Wildcats Face Citadel After Mixed Davidson Mark
Davidson notes a mixed start with Elon and William and Mary showing offense and defense, but a poor outing against North Carolina State. The team now seeks a strong finish in six games five conference games to salvage a hoped for 1948 breakthrough.
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Citadel
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Indians Set World Record for Double Plays in Series
The Cleveland Indians completed a six game series sweep of the Boston Braves and turned nine double plays, breaking the world record for most double plays in a six game series and surpassing the 1923 Yankees mark.
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New Wildlife Federation Elects Roland McClamrock President
Roland McClamrock Jr. of Chapel Hill was elected president of the North Carolina wildlife federation at its Durham two day meeting. He succeeds D Staton Inscoe of Raleigh. New officers include BE T Gallop Elizabeth City vice president Wendell Tesh Winston Salem vice president G M Loftis Brevard vice center Fred Barkalow Leigh secretary and Kenneth Putnam Chapel Hill treasurer. P K Gravely Rocky Mount past president led the nomination committee.
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North Carolina Wildlife Federation
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Raleigh
BE. T. Gallop
Elizabeth City
Wendell Tesh
Winston-Salem
G. M. Loftis
Brevard
Fred Barkalow
Basketball Officials To Meet On Thursday
A meeting of High Point basketball officials across high school junior college and industrial games in the section is set for tomorrow night at 7 30 at Cullers Sporting Goods Store Broadus Culler announced the gathering will be the last before an upcoming clinic at the High Point YMCA Officials who attended prior meetings and all interested officials were urged to attend.
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Ala
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Washington Cheek
Cheek
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Buddy
Jamerson
High Point
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High Point Y.M.C.A
Culler
Sporting Goods
Midget Car Racer John Ritter Killed at Medford
More than 2,500 spectators watched midget car driver John Ritter ages 30 from Paterson New Jersey die at the Medford bowl while changing a tire. His mechanic Robert Van Blarcon 26 Ridgewood New Jersey and track owner George Hatfield 40 were seriously hurt and placed on the danger list at Malden City Hospital. Yale’s first football game was in 1872 against Columbia.
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George Hatfield
Malden City Hospital
Casey Stengel Named Yankees Manager For Two Years
The New York Yankees signed Charles Dillon Stengel known as Casey to a two year contract making him the club's new manager succeeding Bucky Harris. The Missouri born humorist brings a sharp baseball mind and a record of developing young players along with a history as a major leaguer and minor league success.
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Gene Bearden
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Heels and Wolfpack Set for Wide Open Homecoming Clash
North Carolina hosts North Carolina State in a homecoming tilt expected to draw 40 000 fans. Carolina fields a strong line led by Len Szafaryn and Ted Hazelwood while State brings a quick Wolfpack front. Injury updates include Wells Hartig and Flamish, with Sherman out.
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Bill Flamish
Fred Sherman
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Bison hit stride with injured backs back in lineup
The Bison ready to attack Salisbury's Yellow Jackets Friday at Shuford Field with Miller passing and Yarborough and Yar borough catching. Ellington keys long passes as Jones Brown Buddy rist and Key share load in backfield. Bryant and Smith add power as Simeon plans to press for a win.
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Tony Simeon
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Ken Yarborough
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Buddy Rist
Ronnie Key
Ellington
Joe Mickey
Arlie Jones
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Charlie Bryant
Allen Smith
Duke Freshmen Shine as Duke Faces Maryland
Duke relies on sophomores Bill Cox Jack Friedlund and Jack Mounie to powerground play against Navy. The trio produced 161 of Duke 214 rushing yards and Cox 107 yards plus 49 passing and a 60 yard TD. Duke eyes similar output versus Maryland hoping for a repeat from the fledgling stars.
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