High school athletics must serve all sports fairly
A critique of rising high school football prices as revenue grows, arguing minor sports like golf tennis track and swimming should be funded equally. The piece urges administrators to sustain non paying sports and ensure all athletes are recognized and treated alike regardless of earning power.
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Niga
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Georgia-Army of 42,000 to watch North Carolina opener
North Carolina hosting Georgia at Kenan Stadium on September 27 expects over 42,000 fans. Georgia aims to extend an unvictoried season while UNC seeks revenge for the Sugar Bowl loss. Coaches Carl Snavely and Wally Butts lead the clash as radio and press coverage expand.
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Georgia
Kenan Stadium
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Bulldogs
New Orleans
Charlie Trippi
Johnny Rauch
Rauch
Carolina
Charlie
Choo Choo) Justice
Jim Camp
Walt Papa
Ralph Strayhorn
Ernie Wiliamson
Carl Snavely
Wally Butts
Heafner and Aarhardt Reach Tri-State Open Final
Durham North Carolina September 13 Medalist Clayton Heafner of Charlotte and Greensboro pro Joe Aarhardt advance to tomorrow's 36 hole final of the $1500 Tri State Open at Hillandale Club Heafner posted a 65 in stroke play and then defeated Dugan Aycock 1 up and Graydon Liles 4 and 3 Aarhardt beat Harry Welch 5 and 4 and Jim Gantz 2 and 1 to set the final match which begins at 10 am for the morning round and 2 pm for the afternoon round
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Durham
N. C
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Joe Aarhardt
Greensboro
Hillandale Club
Heafner
Candy Kid
Links
Dugan Aycock
Lexington
Graydon Liles
Zarhardt
Sedgefield Country Club
Harry Welch
Duke University
Salisbury
Jim Gantz
Hartsville
S. C
Duke Blue Devils Firming Up for NC State Opener
Duke University football coach Wallace Wade pushed the squad through a second hard week of drills in Durham as Duke prepares for a Sept 27 opener with NC State. Key players Al DeRogatis and Rollo Hodges remained sidelined with injuries, while George Clark and Hodges highlighted progress in scrimmages.
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Durham
Duke University
N. C. State
Blue Devils
Wallace Wade
Fred Hardison
Bill Duncan
Louis Allen
Lloyd Eicenberg
Bill Davis
Ted Marshall
Carl Parkinson
Rollo Hodges
Bob Frye
Fred Folger
Bettis Herlong
Ben Williams
Jack Eslick
Hodges
Frye
Mulligan
Herlong
DeRogatis
Hartley
High Point College
Wide
Panthers
Duke
Duke Stadium
al DeRogatis
Wolfpack
Containers Edge Triangle for City Championship
The Carolina Containers beat Triangle 7 to 6 in ten innings to clinch the city's industrial title after a two out of three series. Gates Hoover and Sanders led with two singles apiece while Triangle’s Clark had three hits. The win improves the Containers to first in the league standings and caps a dramatic late rally.
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Carolina Container
Triangle
Containermen
Gates
W. Hoover
Sanders I
Clark
Tve
Wildlife commission sets fifth district hunting seasons in NC
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission announces fifth district seasons with Lee county starting Oct 6 for all counties except Lee. Deer no season. Opossum and raccoon Oct 15–Feb 15 with no bag limit. Quail Nov 27–Jan 31 with bag limit 8. Rabbits Nov 27–no season limit. squirrels Sept 16–30 and Nov 27–Jan 1, Lee Oct 6–Jan 1 with bag 8 and 16. two fox squirrels allowed. Turkeys Nov 27–Jan 15 in five counties. other counties closed.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
Lee County
Alamance
Caswell
Chatham
Durham
Granville
Guilford
Orange
Person
Randolph
Rockingham
Slane Hosiery Opens Amateur Playoff Run With Victory
Slane Hosiery defeated Globe Parlor 16 to 9 in nine innings to advance in the city amateur playoffs. Highfill and Kerr homered for Slane while Queen connected for Globe. Slane will face Adams Millis this week for the championship. Key players include Highfill Kerr Queen and Tysinger with strong pitching from Eldridge and Moss.
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Slane
Globe Parlor
Adams Millis
Highfill
Kerr
Gueen
Globe
Habr
H Spencer
Edwards
Brown
Fultonss
Farlow
Moss
Tysinger
Eldridge
LP Eldridge
U—Turpen
Ellington
Notre Dame Backfields Show Depth Despite Losses
Notre Dame enters 1947 with 29 lettermen from last season’s unbeaten squad, 40 touchdowns, four allowed. Key returnees and new talent fill most positions though quarterback depth is thin behind Johnny Lujack. Injury setbacks and aging stars shift focus to Terry Brennan or Bob Livingstone at left half and Emil Sitko at right half with John Panelli at fullback and Mike Swistowicz as a versatile breakout threat.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Gerry Cowhig
George Ratterman
Jim Mello
Jack Zilly
Bob Skoglund
John Mastrangelo
Fighting Irish
Frank Leahy
Johnny Lujack
Frank Tripucka
Russ Ashbaugh
Lujack
Ernie Zalejski
John Fallon
Terry Brennan
Bob Livingstone
Emil Sitko
John Panelli
Mike Swistowicz
Panelli
Sitko
Brennan
Livingstone
Floyd Simmons
Connie Clatt
Bill Gompers
Coy McGee
Larry Coutre
Jim Martin
Bill Leonard
Doug Waybright
Bill Wight
Demaret Sets New Record In Albuquerque Open
Jimmy Demaret shot seven under par 65 at the University of New Mexico course to set a new tournament record in the Albuquerque Open. His 36 hole total of 131 edged Iverson Martin by four strokes, as Demaret also posted a 66 on opening day and led with a 65 today.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jimmy Demaret
University of
Iverson Martin
Fort Worth
Tex
Duke State Tilt Not a Sell Out
Duke athletic officials deny a sell out for the Duke versus North Carolina State Southern Conference opener at Duke Stadium on Sept 27. Eddie Cameron says more than 10,000 tickets remain and sales continue heavily as fans are urged to act quickly.
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Durham
Duke Athletic
Duke
Richkus Stars In Scrimmage In Raleigh
NC State varsity teams used air and ground plays to win two touchdowns in a two hour scrimmage. Richkus connected on a touchdown pass to Bill Stanton, Bowlby added a 45 yard run for the second score, and Hobbs and Barksdale shone on the line amid a rain soaked field.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Charlie Richkus
Bill Stanton
Harold Saunders
Bob Bowlby
Varsity
Bowlby
Ogden Smith
Bernie Watts
Fom Gould
Pemberton Hobbs
Ralph Barksdale
I'Hobbs
Beattie Feathers
Hobbs
Wolfpack
Feathers
High Point and Duke Jays Vees settle 0 0 in season opener
More than 6,000 fans watched High Point Purple Panthers and Duke jayvees play to a scoreless tie. Duke's defense stalled High Point's passes and rushing, while both teams failed to capitalize on early scoring chances. Curt McDonald and Jimmy Foxworth highlighted the Panthers' offense, but penalties and strong defense kept the game without a tally. The game supported funding for a new field house at Millis Stadium and featured standout blocks by Duke’s Larry Karl.
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Bill Currie
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Collegians
Duke Jayvees
High Point
Panthers
Duke
Curt McDonald
Carl Tipton
Sands
Jimmy Foxworth
Charlie Collins
Col
Hns
Jack Jones
Mt. Airy
Bill Cox
Jones
Earl McKeown
Lee Hashall
Blue Imp
Dukes
McDonald
Stone
Howard Heiss
Glenn Painter
Carolina
Charlie Justice
Bud Williams
Don Page
Huskies
Larry Karl
American Business Club
Millis Stadium
Bears Aerial Play Seals Exhibition Win Over Eagles
The Chicago Bears used a strong aerial attack to take a 13 10 lead over the Philadelphia Eagles and then held firm in a goal line stand to win the exhibition game before 61 000 fans in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Rams Score Fast To Turn Lions 21-0
The Los Angeles Rams scored two touchdowns in rapid succession in the second period and added another in the third to defeat the Detroit Lions 21 to 0 in an NFL exhibition game in Indianapolis.
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Rams
Lions
Indianapolis
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit Lions
Defense Gaps Cited as Room for Improvement
The report notes there is room for improvement in defense, highlighting gaps that could affect overall performance. Specifics are not provided in the accessible portion, but the remark indicates ongoing evaluation and focus on defensive adjustments.
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