N C State Battles William & Mary in Windy Slugfest
N C State and William and Mary slugged through penalties and a strong wind as Bruce and Reynolds led late Indian drives, Zickefoose thwarted key State threats, Turner and Maddock made notable runs, and a safety plus fumbles shaped the scoring in a 7 or safety marked game with 12 500 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfpack
Rier
Jim Maddock
N. C
Howie Turner
Tribe
Edward Lisak
State
Turner
Indians
Fou Wam
N.C. State
Meier Ose Ceneneses Gibson Clowes McRainey
Nevsescess Sede
Ratt Clad
G— Thompson
Ec Eneries Maddock Pro
Mikusa Oo
Zickefoose
Great Lakes Smother Wisconsin Badgers in Madison
Great Lakes overpower Wisconsin 12 to 12 in Madison as Iz scores thrice and Youel Saud ers Lesher contribute. Mello adds four extra points. attendance 24,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Eddie Saenz
Southern California
Jim Mello
Notre Dame
Iowa
Jim Youel
Youel
Cy Sauders
Don Lesher
Mello
Wisconsin
Or Lakes
Your Lesher
Young
Bahlow
Weber
Fee
Home on furlough for local infantry private
Home for twenty one days after twenty three months overseas is Pfc. Jesse B. Adams of this city. He will spend his furlough with his brother Haston Fr. Adams and sister Mrs. Rachel Pike of Rt. 2 and with Elmer Hanes of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Jesse B. Adams
Haston Fr. Adams
Rachel Pike
Rt. 2
Elmer Hanes
Duke Routs Army as Hall and Miner Score in Shutout Hope
Duke defeats Army with Hall and Miner rushing for touchdowns and Blanchard scoring late. Duke led 6076 at halftime as the Dukes outpaced Army with strong offense and defense, while Duke substitutes and Army players logged frequent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Blanchard
Army
Hall
Miner
Dukes
Le-Jon
Deee
Pitzer Sosse
Arnold L
T. Davis
Raether
G. Davis
Mall
Minor
Dobbs
Walterhouse
Marry
Austin
Hardison
Eisenberg
Perini
Sink
Leitheiser
Sharkey
Lewis
Shears
Larue
Clark
Balitearis
Digiovanni
Artley
McMillan
Poole
Poldberg
Wayne
Coulter
R. Hayes
Tavers
Arnold
Biles
Enos
Gerometta
Fuson
Bresnahanbacks
Lombardo
Sensanbeugher
Chabot
West
Cherry Point Harrier Squad Defeats State
Cherry Point's Marine cross country team defeated North Carolina State Harriers 22 to 33 in Raleigh. Fenton won in 13 32 with Mace and Hardking of the Marines following, Brummil of State also placing. NC State schedules further meets with Duke and Carolina and a joint meet with Carolina and the Carolina Navy Pre-Flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Cherry Point
N. C. State
State
P. F. Fenton
E. C. Mace
G. I. Hardking
Marines
G. F. Brummil
Duke
Carolina
Carolina Navy
Local Servicemen Overseas and At Home in Leave
mid section lists Paul McKenzie on leave after eight overseas trips. Glenn D. Jarrell sent to Camp Parks after 15 weeks basic at Camp Peary. Marvin Smith serving in Southwest Pacific with Navy. Roy Phillips returned to Bainbridge after nine day leave. Lawrence Stoker back at Camp Peary after short leave. Johnie M. Branham serving in Aleutian Islands. Vernon F E Clayton overseas with Army in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn D. Jarrell
Camp Parks
Calif
Camp Peary
Jarrell
L. G. Jarrell
Asheboro
Marvin Smith
Southwest Pacific
Navy
Smith
Dan Smith
Centennial Ave
Bainbridge
Panama City
Fla
Roy Phillips
Bainbridge, Md
4. M. Hayworth
Seaman Phillips
Right
Lawrence Stoker
C. C. Stoker
W. State St
Rambler Scores Continued Upset List Across College Games
USC defeated California 33-7 while USC routed St. Mary's 34-7. Dartmouth edged Brown 14-13 after trailing 13-0, Great Lakes crushed Wisconsin 40-12, Indiana shutout Iowa 22-0, Florida beat Maryland 14-6, Arkansas toppled Mississippi 28-26, Tennessee crushed Clemson 47-7, LSU beat Georgia 15-7, North Carolina Preflight won 14-13 at Jacksonville Navy, Denver defeated Utah State 36-6, and Tulane beat Southern Methodist 27-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC
California
St. Mary's
Dartmouth
Brown
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Florida
Maryland
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Clemson
LSU
Georgia
North Carolina
Jacksonville Navy
Denver
Utah State
Tulane
Southern Methodist
Dartmouth Ekes Out 14-13 Win Over Brown
In a rain soaked Providence game Dartmouth Indians rallied to beat Brown 14-13 for their first victory. Harry Bonk sparked the comeback and Laz Lewis added two timely place kicks to seal the win as Charlie Tiedemann’s 38 yard run and a 5 yard score kept Brown in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Brown
Providence
R. L
Navy
Harry Bonk
Bucknell
Indians
Laz Lewis
Charlie Tiedemann
Browns
Bruins
Indiana Swamps Iowa Hawkeyes 32 to 0 in Big Ten clash
Indiana's Hoosiers rolled past Iowa 32 to 0 to move toward the Western Conference championship. Freshman Dick Deranek, from South Bend, scored on 46 and 87 yard runs, filling in for Hoernschemeyer and boosting Bo McMillin's attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Hoosiers
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Dick Deranek
South Bend
Bo McMillin
Deranek
Kees
Bob
Barber on furlough from Mediterranean theater return expected
Technical Sgt. Elwood C. Barbee, son of Mrs. Bertha Barbee, 206 East Green Street, was due at Fort Bragg to end a 26 month tour in the Mediterranean. He planned a furlough in High Point and was expected to arrive about October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood C. Barbee
Bertha 8
Barbee
East Green Street
Fort Bragg
Mediterranean
High Point
Mixer Wins New Hampshire Handicap At Rockingham Park
In Salem New Hampshire on October 28 Mixer owned by Mrs Wallace Renard surged from behind in the stretch to win the feature five thousand dollar added New Hampshire handicap at Rockingham Park. The five year old gelding paid 9.20 4.80 and 2.80 with Santa Elisa lifelike in a photo finish for second and third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
N. H
Wallace Renard
Mixer
Rockingham Park
Santa Elisa
Poyal
Yale Downs Rochester 32-0 Behind Sub Players
Yale remain unbeaten and untied after beating Rochester 32-0 at New Haven. Substitutes Bill Penn and Howie Carroll each scored twice, Buzz Grier added a TD, and Bill Booe kicked two extra points as Yale tallied in every period for their fourth straight victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Rochester
Bill Penn
Howie Carroll
Buzz Grier
Bill Booe
Blue
Pilot Lt C Belvion Fairrington Promoted
Promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant is C Belvion Fairrington son of Mr and Mrs A C Fairrington 1601 Longstreet He is a P 51 Mustang fighter pilot In service he received the Air Medal with an oak leaf cluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Belvion Fairrington
A. C. Fairrington
Longstreet
Lt. Fairrington
NC Preflight Edges Jacksonville NAS 14 13
NC Preflight defeats Jacksonville NAS 14 to 13 as Kellogg and Graham score for Preflight and St John kicks the decisive extra point. Donaldson turns an interception into a late NC Preflight threat before Vanni’s failed extra point ends the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Navy
Westlamp
Levay
Koslowski
Fliers
Cloudbusters
Leckenby
Bill Harding
Kellogg
Jacksonville
Graham
St. John
Donaldson
North Carolina
Ed Vanni
Vanni
Post NC
Pecassulate Nas
Anderson Bishop
Clements Eivenspickerns Hanzel S—Bomovcue
Aioe
Tine Janusas
Re—Sheehan
Eeeuer Seebesess Leeter
Mleeckenby Le—Koalowski
Snead and Hamilton Win Golf Exhibition in Atlantic City
Sam Snead and Bob Hamilton defeated Edward Dudley and James Fraser 4 and 2 in an exhibition for convalescents at Valley Forge and Philadelphia Naval hospitals. Fraser tied low-ball honors with Snead at 68 while high winds challenged the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Ark
Navy
Bob Hamilton
Evanston
Ind
Edward Dudley
Atlantic City Country Club
James Fraser
Valley Forge General Hospital
Scenixville
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Fraser
Snead
Llanerch Country Club
Philadelphia
Helen Sigel
Hamilton
Dorothy Germaine
Sir Francis Wins Ardsley Handicap at Jamaica
G D Widener's Sir Francis drove to a head victory in the 25th running of the Ardsley handicap at Jamaica. The brown son of Sickle had failed in eight starts and finished second the last four times before breaking the jinx as a $5.10 favorite in front of 34,046 fans. Wildlife was second, Jacobe third, a half dozen lengths back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. D. Widener
Sir Francis
Jamaica
the Brown Son
Sickle
J. M. Roebling
Wildlife
A. J. Wright
Jacobe
Thurman Thompson Joins Amphibious Training at Camp Bradford
Thurman Thompson from Jamestown prepares for duty with amphibious forces aboard a Landing Tank. He trains at Camp Bradford as part of the Navy invasion fleet assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Thompson
Jamestown
Camp Bradford
Thurman
McMurray Commissioned Ensign in Naval Reserve
Midshipman Charles A. McMurray Jr. son of Mr and Mrs C A McMurray of 523 Bridges Street High Point was commissioned ensign in the United States Naval Reserve in ceremonies at the Cathedral of St John the Divine New York. He belongs to the twentieth class graduated from this oldest and largest Naval Reserve Officers school.
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Wolves
N. C. Illiam and Mary
Madgziak
Paul Reynolds
Bruce
Reynolds
Reyn
Pikskin
Kyne Null
Lawrence W. Chandler
Hope Stewart
Highland Avenue
France
Chandler
Camp Wheeler
Cherry Point Harrier
WMC
Roemene
MR. Royal
Tomlinson Employment Office
West High Street
Paul McKenzie
U. S
Mrs. W. S. McKenzie
Cpl
Johnie M. Branham
4. M. Branham
Rt. 4
Aleutian Islands
Miss Margaret Peace
Lindsay St
Ptfc
Vernon FE
Clayton
Pte. Clayton
T. C. Clayton
Thissell St
Talmadge McKenzie
McKenzie
Archdale
Mise Ruth Royals
South Pacific
Pvt
Jack Marley
Nettie Marley
Camp Chaffee, Ark
16Th Armored Division
Iowa Hawkeyes
Claibourne M. Gill
Lena Gill
West Russell St
Chanute Field
Gill
Normoyle
Tex
Holland
Jessie M. King
George King
Set
King
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Washington
Federal Security Agency
Montheu
Louise Ave
Apts
Willowbrook
Hood State Thomas Car Works
Asheboro Rd
Hunter Apartments
Parkway
Femerywood
North Main
Park
P. O
Marjorie Pegram Beck
Thomasville
Russell
R. B. Gantt
Arcade Building
Greensboro
Barber Furniture Co
East Green
Bruce Atkins Furniture Store
City Stove Works
N. Hamilton
Oldboy
Jake Harris
Horton Furniture Company
Bill Land
Silk 5 Street
Arza Millikan
Steele
Ashley Heater
F. EF. Steed
Kennedy St
E. B.” Care Enterprise
Levine Junk & Metal Company
S. Main St
City Refrigeration Company
N. Main Street
Beaman Screen Weatherstrip Co
Chevrolet
Samet Junk & Metal Company
English St
Carolina Cafe
N.C
William F. Slack
High Point Music Supply CO
House of Quality and Service
North Main St
M. Peeler
A.W
Sarah Keller
Lexington, N. C
Jap Navy
Jake I Harris
Commerce Furniture
E. Commerce
T. L. Brawley
Trinity
Broad Street
Monark
N. Wrenn
W. F. Mickey & Son
Perry St
N. Main
Wagner
Morgan's
Washington St
North State Machine Shop
Phillips
KAY Chemical Company
W. High St
Main Phone
Southern Waste Paper CO
Hamilton St
Simmerson
Hood Bank
P. O. Box
Star Store
Sykesing Room
Thal Monument Co
Tryon
Thomas Car Works
Southern
Good Kelly Pressman
Wi “Advertiser
Lotte
Ee G. FE. Hutchens
Keely & Sons
Main St
Ington Ave
Colonail Fixture Company
S. Boulevard
Colonial Manufacturing Company
Boulevard
Charlotte N.C
Thor Mills, Inc
Keeley & Sons
Main Street
Ington Avenue
Penn
F.G Care
Highland Motors, Inc
M.c
Piedmont Oil
High Point Steam Laundry
Tomlinson
Shaper
Opeators
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