Locals Triumph 33–0 Over Lexington In Stadium Tilt
In Albion Millis Stadium about 3,500 fans watched High Point Black Bison rout Lexington 33 to 0. McDonald starred with two touchdown runs and a 62 yard sprint, while Loyd and McGee added scores. Lexington endured injuries and a late surge as the Bison clinched their decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Williams
High Point Black Bison
Lexington Eleven
Albion Millis
Lexington Indians
Curt McDonald
Tommy McGee
Clayton Gibson
McDonald
Bill Loyd
Hugh Gordon
Ray Delappe
Abie
Delappe
McDona
Themes
Gordon
High Point
Gloryland
Levina
Bison
Donald Hooper
Lexington
Loyd
Reid
High Point Lexington BB
Lovie Coved
Veees Witherspoon
Avestwoelj
der White Crone Aki
Neeertiaer
Olive Rg—Braswell
Price
Aeuuececes Brown
Baker
Delappeee
McGee
Hedrick
Kellam
Stone
Thomas
James
Clary
Holder
Jones
Renfrow
Smith
Boyles
Isom
Hartley
Kennedy
Williams
Brandon
Walser
Miller
Gibson
Lopp
Lanning
Johnson
Clark
Owens
Woody Crowson Sets Sights On 1945 Maple Leafs Return
Pitcher Woody Crowson says he will train in Hot Springs for a four week bath course after reporting to Connie Mack's spring camp. He totaled 14 wins and 6 losses for Toronto, credits fit to pitch in 1945, and expects to try his hardest to make the grade in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Pierce
Woody” Crowson
Crowson
Toronto Maple Leafs
Connie Mack
Athletics
Thomasville
Pierce
Enterprise
Edward V. Mitchell
Woody
High Point
Toronto
Mack
Crowsch
Ball Park
Leafs
Srowson
Ville
Barre
Frank Lawrence
Portsmouth
Sky
Lawrence
Internationa
Burleigh Grimes
Shaughnessy
Newark Bears
Baltimore Orioles
Grimes
Burleigh
Red” Kress
Canada
Kress
Auburn Is Mauled by Georgia Tech Club
Georgia Tech defeated Auburn 27-0 in Atlanta as Tech passed for four completions and scored in each of the final quarters. Allen Bowen connected with Jim Dorough for a second quarter TD and added three extra points. Auburn totaled 72 rushing yards and 165 passing yards on 13 attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Engineers
Allen Bowen
Jim Dorough
Tigers
Ga. Tech
Dorough
Mathews
Logan
Murdock
A. Bowen
Navy vs Duke Grid Iron Fight Ends With Narrow Duke Stand
Navy and Duke clash in a hard fought game before an official attendance of 31,118. Navy fumbles and strong wall defense keep Duke close, with Pettit and Carver dazzling early and late. Final drives falter as Duke fails to cross for a score in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Jim Pettit
Carver
Clark Jones
Navy
Duke
Pettit
Middies
John Kerns
George Clark
Davis
Clark
Austin
Sullivan
Durhamites
George Balitsaris
Balitsaris
Blue Devils
Hamberg
Annapolis
U Pos Navy
Bramlett
Becena Cacke Boas Whitmire NO
Turne Or
Ks ci Venwcacens
J. Martin Prue
Hiv
Guy
B. Martin
Harry
Hayden
Jackles
McNeely
Eisenberg
Hardison
Felton
Whyte
Perini
Sharkey
Leitheiser
Trotter
Kennard
Baliisaris
Spears
Sink
la Rue
McMillan
Hansen
Coppedge
Kiser
Radick
Carrington
Baker
Scott
Barron
Barksdale
Owen
B. Smith
Wake Forest Beats VMI 38 to 7 in Greensboro
Wake Forest Demon Deacons steamrolled Virginia Military Institute 38 to 7 in Greensboro extending their perfect record to four wins. Key scores came in the final quarter with Brinkley Barbour and Smathers delivering multiple touchdowns and C Hobbs adding two extra points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Virginia Military
Deacons
Owens
Ellis
VMI
Brinkley
Ognovich
Mabr
Barbour
Smathere
Fetzer
Ognovic
Leonard
C. Hobbs
Kozorra
Marney
Livengood
Amon
Whetstone
Presnell
Dull
J. Harris
Billinger
Finiello
Wall
Demetriou
Leoncyrk
Howard
Gorman
Shepherd
Reed
Mater
Andrews
Pinkston
Sheppard
Johnson
Powers
Hoeser
MecGiffert
Dille
Vanney
Cadets
Kazorra
Smathers
Deacon
State Rallies To Beat Catawba In Close Thomas
North Carolina State, led by coach Beat Feathers, overcame an early Catawba lead to win 12-7 at Raleigh. George Sakas sparked a late 47 yard drive before Charlie Richkus connected with Lisak for a touchdown, with Menzell Zickefoose’s kick incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Bge
Catawba Co
India
Wolfpack
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
George Sakas
Charlie
Richkus
George Lakas
State
Zickefoose
Catawba
Indians
Lions Prepare For First Lions Club Horse Show Saturday Sunday
Lions Club advances plans for its first annual horse show at Brookdale Stables on the Thomasville highway October 21 and 22 with 60 stalls a tent option, grandstands for 1200, 21 ring parking for 200 cars and 35 events. Special children horsemanship class and John Lambeth with Bill the pony highlight the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Horse Show
Adele
N. E. Brewer
Chip-In
Winston-Salem
High Point
Thomasville
Enterprise
Lions Club
Brookdale
Thomasville Highway
Dave Neill
R. H. Smith
The
Walter Huber
John Lambeth
Bill
Gophers Escape Missouri In 39 27 Football Win
Minnesota defeats Missouri 39 to 27 in Minneapolis as Bill Dellastations of Missouri stars with running passing and punting. John Lundquist opens scoring for Minnesota, while Red Williams Braun and Nolan add second period TDs to build a 27 7 halftime lead. Missouri rallies after intermission but falls short as Lossie bids farewell to the Gophers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Missouri
Tiger
Gophers
Bill Dellastations
Memorial Stadium
John Lundquist
Red Williams
Herb Braun
Matt Nolan
Bob Lossie
The
Seahawks Beat Purdue 13 to 6 in Ross-Ade Stadium
In Lafayette Indiana on October 14 the Iowa Pre-Flight Seahawks defeated Purdue 13 to 6. A second quarter interception return for 54 yards by Bob Sullivan and a 24 yard middle thrust by Bernard Mertes led Iowa Pre-Flight to their fourth win in five games while bottling Purdue’s offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Iowa
Purdue
Boilermakers
Ross-Ade Stadium
Seahawks
Bob Sullivan
Bernard
Bus) Mer
Colgate Edges Cornell 14-7 on Wet Schoelkopf Field
Colgate defeats Cornell 14-7 at Schoelkopf Field as blocked kicks spark the win. A 46-yard forward lateral breaks a 7-7 tie in the final quarter for Colgate with Randolph scoring two touchdowns and Kreter adding two PATs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Colgate
Maroon
Cornell
Schoelkopf
CN Ob Cencave
Wesley
Randolph
Kreter
Segura Wins Pan-American Tennis Singles Title
Pancho Segura of Ecuador defeated William Talbert of Indianapolis to win the Pan-American singles championship for the third time. The match ended 1-6 6-3 6-2 1-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
William Talbert
Indianapolis
Drogin Scores Point After TD With Placekick
Drogin added the extra point after a touchdown as 7 000 fans watched the game at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drogin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bison Lick Lexington High School
Oody’ Crowson
Ball Club
Michaels-Stern
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Big Ten
Northwestern
Wake Forest Deacons
V.M.I. Cadets
Butterworth
Cc Checsunnes
Florence Lg—Ratteree
Thompson
Poreman
Woodward Ee
H. Dobbs
Setcies
Sss Ee
D. Harris
Sees
Grimenstein
Giraees
Hodnett LH
Butterworth RH
Smather
Kozorra PB
Mabry
Cena Eneren Sinclair
Eeact Greensboro
Osee
Lions
N. Main ST
College Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!