Millis Stadium Maintenance Trials Highlight Civic Pride
A column laments Albion Millis stadium upkeep after High Point College pulled support. The aging facilities include decayed rest rooms and makeshift press and radio boxes, with plans for a better press box and broadcast area to improve appearance and utility. The author bets future maintenance will improve the stadium’s standing with the community.
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Albion Millis
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Rivalry Resumes as Jamestown Hosts Allen Jay in Conference Tilt
Jamestown High prepares for a key conference clash with arch rival Allen Jay tonight at 8 p.m. in Jamestown Stadium. Allen Jay, coming off a win over Gibsonville, is favored and relies on a single wing attack led by Billy Elks. Jamestown faces lineup uncertainty due to eligibility rulings affecting Johnny Sykes Arnold Beck and others, with Beck out tonight and Sykes awaiting a ruling. An estimated 1000 to 1500 fans are expected.
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Larry Klosterman
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Clemson Could Win Them All
Clemsons football outlook centers on a strong line and a versatile backfield led by Billy Hair. The 1948 season prospects include rebuilt backfield, tough opponents like Rice and Wake Forest, and depth to handle injuries as Clemson eyes an undefeated run and a major bowl berth.
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Student Ed Patterson Seeks Science Career At UNC
Ed Patterson of Albemarle a freshman blocking back on the University of North Carolina football team plans a career in chemistry and physics and expects to pursue graduate work in those fields.
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Albemarle
University of North Carolina
American pennant may go begging for taker
In a tight pennant race the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees stumble as Detroit and Washington win. The Yankees lose 9 2 to Detroit, then fall 1 0 to Washington while the Indians drop a 1 0 decision to the Senators. Boston gains ground with a 5 4 ten inning win over St Louis.
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Spahn shuts down Cardinals as Braves win 2 0
Warren Spahn earns his 20th win of the year as Boston defeats St Louis 2 to 0. Only hit against him is a sixth inning bloop single by Al Brazie and a third inning walk by Chuck Diering. Giants drop to six games back of idle Brooklyn. All other clubs were not scheduled.
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al Brazie
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High Point Favored In Reidsville Opener In 1949
Reidsville hosts High Point in a season opener before about 5000 fans. High Point is a one touchdown favorite amid hopes of revenge after last year and a long road win drought, while Reidsville seeks to rebound from graduation losses.
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Reidsville—King
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Golden Lions
High Point High School
Black Bison
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Reidsville High
Hope
High Point
Bison
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