Duke Star George Clark Tops Southern Scorers
Duke halfback George Clark vaulted to the top of the Southern Conference scoring race with 42 points in four games after a 26 19 win over Wake Forest. The 172 pound back scored three touchdowns and stands two points ahead of Korczowski Brembs and Thomason as next week’s schedule looms.
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Richmond
Duke
George Clark
Navy
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Deacons
Clark
South Carolina
Wilson
N. C
Tom Ki
William and Mary
Dutch Brembs
Brembs
Korczowski
Virginia Tech
Gamecocks
Alabama
Bob Thomason
Virginia Military Institute
Oe. N. C
N. C. State
Lynn Ewning
VMI
Harry Bonk
University of Maryland
Bonk
Chewin
Chewning
North Carolina State
Walter Trojanowski
University of Connecticut
Maryland
Thomason
Bank
Executors Notice in Guilford County Estate
Executors William London and Ben L. Herman notify all claimants to present claims against the estate of J. London, deceased, within twelve months from October 4 1945, or they will be barred. Debts should be paid promptly.
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J. London
Guilford County
North Carolina
William London
Ben L. Herman
Philip Murray Profiles on WMFR Tonight at 10:15
C10 president Philip Murray appears on WMFR at 10:15 this evening. The program invites listeners not to miss the broadcast.
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Philip Murray
WMFR
Football Scores From Sunday and Saturday Games
A compiled report lists multiple football results across colleges and services including SCOALA and AAF leagues. Notable scores include Arizona 52 over Flagstaff 6, Marquette 55 over Kansas State 13, and Detroit 28 over Philadelphia 24, with many ties and close contests across teams such as New York 13 Chicago Cardinals 16 and Vanderbilt 7 Florida 6.
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Ed Toro
Texas State
Butler
Franklin
Barksdale
Lake Charles
Cardinals Triumph as 29-Game Slide Ends in Chicago
In a shocking NFL preseason day, the Chicago Cardinals defeated the Chicago Bears 16 to 7, snapping a 29-game winless stretch for the Bears and marking a notable upset as Green Bay and Philadelphia suffered surprising losses and Detroit beat Philadelphia.
Louisville Wins Over Newark Nine in 1945 World Series
The Louisville Colonels rallied to beat the Newark Bears 5-3 in the eighth inning, securing the 1945 little world series title. Rex Cecil held Newark to 10 hits with eight strikeouts as Newark used three pitchers in defeat.
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Louisville
Louisville Colonels
Nark Bears
Rex Cecil
Newark
Notice of Administration for F A Burton Estate
Having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of FP A Burton deceased in Guilford County North Carolina this notice informs all claimants to file items with the administrator or attorney H P Parsons High Point within one year from Oct 13 1945. The letter is signed by Herman F Burton Administrator and D H Parsons Atty. 410/15-22-29 11/5-12-19
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A. Burton
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Herman FE. Burton
F. A. Burton
D. H. Parsons
Unbeaten 19 Elevens Pruned After Weekend Upends
The national college football scene shrank to 19 unbeaten teams after a weekend that saw Cornell, Tulane, Southern California, Texas A and M, Florida, and Washington State suffer first losses. Notre Dame, Army, Ohio State, Minnesota, Alabama, Indiana and Texas kept perfect marks amid high scoring and key conference showdowns.
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New York
Ohio State
Purdue
Alabama
Tennessee
Cornell
Tulane
Southern California
Texas A
Florida
Washington State
Princeton
Rice
San Diego Naval
U.C.L.A
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Washington
Pore of Venice Awnings Once Colorful Before Law
The pore of Venice were legally required to be black after a 1562 statute. Previously they displayed a range of colors and often featured gold embroidery on their awnings.
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Venice
Sports Roundup: Coach Lou Little Talks Defense and Offense
The column notes Columbia coach Lou Little praising defense and steady gains this season while acknowledging the need for practice and smart assignments. It mentions Ameche leaving the LA club for film work, Arkansas VU basketball's December return with nine of ten players, Spanish fines for bullfighting bulls, seed flax in cigarette fiber, and New York state troopers logging over 10 million miles annually.
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New York
Lou Little
Columbia
Ofense
Lou
Lions
Penn
Arkansas VU
Bill” Flynt
Schumchyk Brothers
Nincompoop the horse story at Hurst Park
Alec Robb of the Thoroughbred Racing Association recalls the horse Nincompoop who ran in England. He fell at Hurst Park and was thought fatally injured but recovered after trainer Geoffrey Pease urged him to move on.
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Alec Robb
Thoroughbred Racing Association Alon
Nam Nincompoop
England
Nincompoop
Hurst Park
Geoffrey Pease
Monologue of Boxers and Broadcasting Briefs
Light heavyweight Gus Lesnevich, a coast guard carpenter mate, knocks out a rival with a right. Rev Arnold Fenton writes a college football piece. Clarence Marshal of the Kansas City Blues, a 2 year old, is cited as a strikeout prospect in the American Association. West coast whispers link movie star Don to ongoing project.
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Gus Lesnevich
Coast Guard
Arnold Fenton
Yanks
Clarence Marshal
Kansas City Blues
American Association
West Coast
Don
Radio Program Schedule Adjustments and Lineup Details
Corrections by networks delay program changes for Eastern Standard Time listings. The schedule covers multiple networks and time blocks from 6:48 p.m. to 11:15 p.m., featuring news reports, serials, dramas, variety acts, and concerts with names such as Farrell, Sparrow and The Hawk, Tom Mix, Jack Armstrong, and Venues like CBS ABC and NBC stations.
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Page Farrell
Abe Sparrow
the Hawk
Cbs
Tennessee
Jed
Abc-East
Hop Harrigan
Abc
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Dbs
Walter Kiernan
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mbs-West
Jimmie Carrell
Dick Tracy
Eileen Farrell
Jack Armstrong
Abc-Weat
Lowell Tomas
Abc World News
Cbs Charlie Chan
Cbs Raymond
Carolyn Gilbert
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Hollywood
Cbs Washington
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Réx Maupin
Abc Spotlight
Cbhs
Abc News
Nbc
Scarce grid action awaits next Saturday in North Carolina
Wake Forest faces North Carolina State at Raleigh while North Carolina hosts the Point Marines at Chapel Hill. Duke rests, Milligan meets Catawba in Salisbury, Richmond visits Guilford in Greensboro, High Point plays Western Carolina, and Presbyterian duels Fort Bragg. Newberry finishes Greensboro with a 28-0 win.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Raleigh
State
Duke
Wolfpack
Virginia Military
North Carolina Tar Heels
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Point Marines
Chapel Hill
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Gremlins
Duke the Blue Devils
Milligan
Catawba
Salisbury
Appalachian Teachers College
Emory and Henry
Virginia
Richmond University
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Greensboro
Guilford
Newhberry
Indians
High Point
Western Carolina Teachers College of
South Carolina
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Columbia
Newberry
Guilford College
Comets
Air Force
PDC
Albuquerque
N. M
Baseball Ends as Detroit Tigers Take World Series Title
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago Cubs in seven games to seal the 1945 World Series. Claude Passeau earned a one hit game against Detroit while Hal Newhouser delivered a masterful seventh game performance to clinch the title. Football dominates midseason as North Carolina grid action resumes with Duke’s 26 to 19 upset over Wake Forest. High Point College debuts with a 39 to 7 win over Western Carolina Teachers and Catawba beats Emory and Henry 41 to 6 as Newberry tops Guilford 28 to 0.
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Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Finis
Claude Passeau
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Cub
High Point College
Panthers
Ralph James
Asheville High School
Western Carolina
Albion Millis Stadium
Bobo Carlton
High Point Boys
Catawba
Emory and Henry
Newberry
Guilford
Milligan
Appalachian
Boone
Fatal Pedestrian Crash on English Street Claims Warren G Brown
Warren G Brown 40 of 903 English Street was killed Saturday night after being struck by a car driven by Clyde W Jackson of Thomasville. Jackson faces manslaughter charges with $2000 bond. Brown worked for American Bakers on Broad Street and was a WWII veteran not sent overseas. Another Brown died at the same spot nearly a year ago. Two other Saturday injuries included Mr and Mrs John King of 234 Boulevard injured when their car hit a telephone pole and Eugene Smith of 408 Park Street who fell from a Moose Hall window. Smith was hospitalized but later released to recover at home.
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Nittany Lions
Navy
Clyde Scott
Bob Jenkins
Georgia Tech
Army
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Ohio State
Minnesota
Alabama
Indiana
Texas
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Wolverines
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Blanchard
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Melville PT
New London
Dartmouth
Pitt Panthers
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Purdue
Wisconsin
Gophers
Northwestern
Fort Warren
Southwest Oklahoma A
Southern Methodist
Tulsa
Texas Tech
FAR West St. Mary's Gaels
Alonzo Aand College
Warren G
Barney) Brown
English Street
Clyde W. Jackson
Thomasville
Brown
American Bakeries Company
Broad Street
Jackson
John King
Boulevard
Centennial Avenue
Eugene Smith
Park Street
Elevator Fall At Mills Leaves Two Injured In Thomasville
Norris Franklin of 702 Leonard Street remains in serious condition while Maxie Kinsler of 207 Hay Street suffers sprains and bruises after an outdoor roof elevator at the Ragin Knitting Mills fell four floors when its brakes loosened. Both men are from High Point and are Negro.
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Norris Franklin
Leonard Street
Maxie Kinsler
Hay Street
Ragin Knitting Mills
Thomasville
High Point
Nelson Wins Seattle Open Setting World Golf Mark
Byron Nelson captured the Seattle Open with a 72 hole total of 259 66 259 a world record for professional golf and worth 2000 in war bonds He led by seven strokes over Harold Jug McSpaden and finished under par at Broadmoor Seattle officials noted his calm play despite fog ferryboats and city noise Nelson planned a trip to Idaho mountains with Ralph Whaley and McSpaden to hunt big game after the event
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Seattle
Toledo
Byron Nelson
Idaho
Nelson
Ftland
Ore
Benan
Hershey
Broadmoor
Harry Givan
Harold “Jug
Colorado Springs
Puget Sound
McSpaden
Ralph Whaley
Alonzo Ewings Dies After Car Leaves Highway
Alonzo Ewings 35 of Rockingham North Carolina was killed when his car struck a tree after leaving the highway while driving in Ontario New York yesterday. He worked at a local cannery.
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Ontario
N. Y
Alonzo Ewings
Rockingham
N. C
Oil Glands Secret Lubricant Across Skin Surface
The oil glands in the lower skin layer secrete a natural lubricant that escapes via pores and spreads over the surface.
Local Court Fines and Bound Overs in Several Cases
L G Jones, 45, wholesale grocer of 535 Gordy Street, fined $25 and costs for assault on a Negro garbage collector John Henry Parker who testified he was merely looking for his garbage. Others bound over include James Bennett on breaking and entering 1100 Blain Street, Karl Allman 18 for larceny of a Chevrolet. Colonial Motor president Robert L. Honbarker fined $50 for drunken driving. Gladis Thompson given five months for assault with a knife on Ernest Jett. Leroy Coltrane of Trinity Rt 2 received four months for driving after license revocation.
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L. G. Jones
Gordy Street
John Henry Parker
Jones
Parker
James Bennett
Johnson Street
Superior Court
Ed Gurney
Blain Street
Karl Allman
Lonnie Harris
Robert L. Honbarker
Colonial Motor Freight Lines
Gladis Thompson
Ernest Jett
Vari Leroy Coltrane
Trinity Rt. 2
Grubb Responds In Civil Action For Support And Property
L Grubb has filed an answer to a wife s civil action seeking support from her husband and real estate to assure income and cover legal fees. He denies most allegations but admits slapping her once to stop an alleged oral abuse and profanity. He also denies fathering a child by Myrtle Kendall. Fred Tolbert 20 of Reidsville was sentenced to four years for stealing eight bicycles locally.
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L. Grubb
Grimes
Grubb
Myrtle Kendall
Fred Tolbert
Reidsville
Critical motorcycle crash injures Harold Adwright in Commerce Street
Critically injured Harold Adwright of Connor Street remains hospitalized after a motorcycle crash in the 1400 block of Commerce Street. He reportedly lost control and was thrown to the pavement. Rev Dewey Watkins from Rockingham began duties as the new pastor of the Church of God yesterday and is holding a revival this week.
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Harold Adwright
Connor Street
Commerce Street
Dewey
Watkins
Rockingham
Church of God
Improvements Aimed at Southern Railway Waiting Areas
T Moon, superintendent of the Southern railway, backs a 9 point plan from the chamber of commerce traffic and transportation committee. Proposals include a passenger elevator or ramp from train to street level, track level benches, High Point signs, drinking fountains, pay phones, and other waiting room upgrades. The committee also supports in principle the Bulwinkle bill for unified revised rates on major transport types.
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T. Moon
Southern Railway
Traffic and Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Strike Ends at High Point Hosiery Mills After Pay Rise Vote
About 400 boarders in High Point hosiery mills voted to accept a seven per cent raise offered by the mills after a three week strike. Adams-Millis asked a delay until Tuesday to assemble work. The general pay raise had already been in effect for over five weeks, with 400 finishers and shipping clerks also left idle when the strike began.
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High Point
Adams-Millis
Overseas Pic Ferguson and Navy Men in Pacific and Tokyo Bay
Overseas Pic Kelvin T Ferguson of 426 Tate Street is hospitalized on Guam. Lt Joyce L Wright of Thomasville serves with the U S fleet hospital on Guam. Pic Jack H Stewart of 1095 Green Street marched in Brussels liberation anniversary parade on September 30. Navy men Dewitt Murphy of 625 Cable Street and Robah Smith aboard the Biloxi helped evacuate allied personnel from Nagasaki. H J Talmadge McKenzie of Archdale is on USS Saint Paul in Tokyo Bay. Samuel R Shelton of 303 Prospect Street was aboard Token sweeping mines in Tokyo Bay. Sgt Charles K Saunders landed with the first air unit in Tokyo Bay.
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Pic Kelvin T. Ferguson
Tate Street
Guam
Joyce Lee Wright
Thomasville
U. S. Fleet Hospital
Pic
Jack H. Stewart
Green Street
Brussels
Belgium
High Point Navy
Dewitt Vernon Murphy
I-C
Cable Street
Robah Hassell Smith
Biloxi
Nagasaki
H. J. Talmadge McKenzie
Archdale
Saint Paul
Tokyo Bay
Samuel Robert Shelton
L-C
Prospect Street
Charles K. Saunders
Air Unite
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