High Point Bison edge Durham 13 6 in hard fought gridiron clash
High Point rode a 62 yard drive and a second scoring march to upset Durham 13 to 6. Harold O Kelly sparked the ground game with 132 yards on 17 carries while Jim Jarrett pass and run drives set up the decisive scoring as High Point clinched the victory in the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrell
Jim Farlow
Alden Bean
Durham
Bison
Jim Jarrett
Sonny Sorrell
Gig
Harold O’kelly
Jarrett
Ken Frye
Sorrell
al Roach
Frye
O’kelly
Sorrel
Bulldogs
High Point
Tom Wood
Bean
Sonny Sorreil
North Carolina
Dick Gantt
Bob Hall
L. G. Wilson
Ronnie Falls
O’reay
Harold Martin
O'Kelly
Martin
Jack Harris
Felt
the Lineans
Soarrel
Roach
Tarkles
Woni
Gantt
Ali
Wilson
Shawk
Kelly
Harris
Bathey
Regeret
Hose
Unt
Compton
Uzrie
Dukes
Denning
Tulles
Gitrin
Moon
Paschal
Arena
Wickerson
Hoit
Bass
Reeves
Dennis
Deacs Hope to End 1948 Wolfpack Win Streak
Wake Forest seeks its first win over North Carolina State since 1948 as it relies on a stout defense and a speedy backfield led by Bill Milker Guido Searton Bruce Hikenbrand and a pair of passers Dickie Davis and Ed Nissell. Davis threw three touchdowns last week and completed 11 of 17 passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacons
Wolfpack
State
Wake Forest
Wake Forests
Bill Milker
Guido Searton
Bruce Hikenbrand
Dickie Davis
Ed Nissell
Davis
Boston College
Interception Record Highlights UNC Wingback Gannt
Bob Gannt of the University of North Carolina returned a 100 yard interception for a touchdown against William and Mary, the longest such return in the country last season. Two other players matched the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Goo Goo) Gannt
University of North Carolina
William and Mary
William Penn Beats Carver High 42 0 In Stadium rout
William Penn Tigers win their first grid game since 1949 by defeating Carver High Eagles 42 to 0 at Mills Stadium. Benjamin Brockman opened scoring, John Mason added two TDs, Alfonzo Charles and Harold Tyson also found paydirt, with Henry Reid extra points. Mason added another score in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Thompson
William
Pilgrim Congregational Church Holds Special Sunday Service
Pilgrim Congregational Church asks all members to attend Sunday at 1 30. Rev. E C Lawrence will speak on conference and year’s work closing. Rev H L Dilworth of Pearson Memorials Church will join for 3 p m worship and missionary anniversary sermon. Catholic Center Mens Club hosts a ball with Ernie Olds band tonight at 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Congregational Church
E. C. Lawrence
H. L. Dilworth
Pearson Memorials Church
Catholic Center
Mens Club
The
Catholic Church
Ernie Olds
Reynolds Clinches Pennant With No-Hit Win in Opener
Allie Reynolds pitched a no hitter as the Yankees clinched their third straight pennant in the opening game of a twin bill against the Red Sox. New York later won the nightcap 13 hits to 2 to seal the doubleheader sweep. White Sox beat Browns twice. Reds grab sixth with 4-3 victory over Pirates. Athletics and Senators postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Barber
Maglie
Boston
Warren Spahn
Giants
Brooklyn
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Boston Red Sox
Reynolds
Red Sox
White Sox
Browns
Reds
Pirates
Athletics
Senators
Baseball schedule and results from yesterday and today
Box scores and matchups list games across majors with pitchers Kiely McDermott Lopat Ostrowski Kuzava Cain Rozek Hooper Johnson Turley plus teams New York Boston Chicago St Louis Detroit Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Yesterday’s results show New York 8 11 Boston 0 3 Chicago 6 1 St Louis 2 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Kiely
McDermott
Lopat
Ostrowski
Kuzava
Detroit
Cleveland
Cain
Rozek
Philadelphia
Washington
Hooper
Johnson
Chicago
St. Louis
Marg Fie
Spahnevv
Cincinnati
Blackwell
Dickson
Collum
Lown
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pet. G.B
Ste
Washington Wee
Cesar
St Louis
Wistor
ASD
Pittsburga Wee
Tar Heels Sweep Bulldogs In Early Series
UNC and Georgia opened a historic 1895 football series with two meetings that year. The Tar Heels won both games, first by 10 to 6 and later by a decisive margin described in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
Tar Heels
Bulldogs
Georgia Bulldogs
Deaths and funerals dominated by multiple local obituaries
Mrs. N. E. Morgan of Orlando Florida died after several days illness. John Walter Ashwell 77, died at home. funeral at Church of God with pallbearers named. Eppie Shoaf 72 widow of George Shoaf buried Alt Pleasant Church cemetery. Roxanna T. Fouts 81 of Thomasville dies at home. services at Fairview Methodist Church. Frank Hunt 50 of Thomasville dies. rites at South Side Baptist Church High Point. Joseph H Harvey 72 Duke Power driver dies en route to hospital. services at Hinshaw Memorial Methodist Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Morgan
Orlando
Fla
Madie Reitzel
C. E. Reitzel
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Pacific Area
Sarasota
John Walter Ashwell
Church of God
Redding Street
Oscar Jones
DB. L. Johnson
Nola Quinn
Annie Dyer
Leona Board
Sallie Walters
Gurney Stroud
P. E. Walters
A. L. Sheehan
Luther Johnson
Alfred Perkins
Johnny Thomas
Joe Dale
Floral Garden Park
Mr. Ashwell
van Buren Street
MES
Epps Phillips
Colen Kennedy
Liverette Filton
Perry Hilton
Fonzo Sink
Preston Bobbins
Roy Phillips
Paul C. Shoaf
Colan Shoaf
Clarence Craven
T. Paul Shoaf
Erman Cox
Roxanna TY. Fouts
Thomasville
Roxanna T. Fouts
Fairview Church
Route 1
Fairview
Arthur Gregory
C. B. Tibbett
L. V. Bumgarner
William Cash
Gilbert Wallace
Servce
Mr. Barker
South Side Baptist Church
Josepaw
Harvey
Hinshaw Memorial Methodist Church
Greensboro
Joseph H. Harvey
Sevearold
Wesley Long Hospital
R. E. Hinshaw
Oaklawn
High Point
Forbis and Murray Funeral Hone
Harvey Hadeen
Duke Power Company
Greenshore
High Point Road
Cratie Redding
Housewife Moves Into Haunted House Defying Spooks
FRANKSTON Texas reports Mrs. Lallie Carter a 38 year old wife moved into a recently vacated home after tenants heard footsteps and saw a bloody handprint in the bath room She says she will stay with shotgun pistol and dog and may get help from her husband on weekends The local sheriff said to shoot to kill if threatened and investigators found a woman's blood type in samples from the bathroom footstep sightings followed by a bloody handprint and a matching blood specimen from Austin confirming human blood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankston
Tex
Lallie Carter
Houston
Mrs. Carter
Roy Herrington
Palestine
Cely
Celys
Herrington
Department of Public Safety
Austin
State to Clean Highways During Nov Campaign
The North Carolina State Highway Commission announced a November drive to remove roadside advertising signs dumps and encroaching buildings from highway rights of way. Officials urged voluntary cooperation by property owners and advertisers with potential legal action if needed. The panel also offered engineering assistance to towns for street work while delaying a High Point by pass bid due to right of way costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleich
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
Henry Jordan
Commission
Jordan
Forrest Lockey
Aberdeen
Powell
Lockey
High Point
W. H. Rogers Jr
Congress Keeps Nose Out Of Irish Freedom Fight
In Washington the Fogarty resolution to end Britain's rule in Northern Ireland failed 206 to 139 after Irish lawmakers urged its passage. Rep. Fogarty and colleagues warned of Britain's police state tactics while James P. Richards argued against U.S. interference. The measure is declared dead for this session, with plans to revive next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Michael
O'Neill
Washington
Fogarty
Britain
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Fogjarty, McCormack
O'Toole
Delaney
Sheehan
McDonough
Korea
United States
Trish
Eign Affairs Committee
James P. Richards
John E. Fogarty
D-Ri
John J. Hearne
Order of Hibernians
Lenbure
Addison Hewlett
New Hanover
Assembly
Council of State
Krevport
Scott
Cape Fear River
Army Engineer Corps
Deep River
Haw River
New Hope Creek
Army Engineers
New Hope
Loch Ness Monster TV spotlight boosts tourism in Scotland
A BBC TV special screened across Britain featured the Loch Ness monster, claimed to be 45 feet long with a brown hide and multiple flippers. Local witnesses included clergy and officials, some skeptical letters appeared, while tourism readiness grew as viewers heard of sightings and dramatic re-creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Augustus
Scotland
Highland
British Broadcasting Co
Loch Ness
BBC
London
J. A. Carruth
M. A
Carruth
Inverness
Fifth Buyer Set Ordered For Kinston
In Kinston five major tobacco companies face court orders to assign buyers to the fifth daily sale as the board of trade pushes a full-scale operation. American Suppliers, Imperial Export Leaf, Liggett & Meyers, and Kinston Tobacco were named in injunctions to comply forthwith. they must appear October 13 before Judge Henry L. Stevens in Kenansville to show cause why they should not be permanently restrained for discriminatory practices. R. J. Reynolds, E Webb, Dixie Leaf, and Lee B. Jenkins were listed as firms that have supported the sale. If injunctions fail, action may move to federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Board of Trade
American Suppliers, Inc
Imperial
Export Leaf
Liggett & Meyers
Kinston Tobacco Companies
Henry L. Stevens
Kenansville
R. J. Reynolds
E Webb
Dixie Leaf
Lee B. Jenkins Tobacco Companies
J. A. Jones
Kinston Board of Trade
Governors To Meet In Tennessee At 43rd Conference
Governors from 48 states and five territories open their 43rd annual conference in Gatlinburg Tennessee to discuss elections crime and other state issues. They will tour Great Smoky Mountains National Park TVA lakes and Oak Ridge before attending entertainment from Grand Ole Opry stars and receiving gifts from Tennessee industries. Browning hosts guests at the Tennessee Mississippi football game in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lakes
Oak Ridge
Gordon Browning
Browning
Nashville
FBI Probing Gift-Taking In Wright Patterson Scandal
The FBI investigates possible criminal charges in a Wright Patterson Air Base procurement graft case. Gen. E. W. Rawlings says several highly paid civilians suspended in five gift taking or irregularity cases. some others resigned awaiting investigation. Air Force notes gifts were small while probes extend to field workers tipping contractors and profit splitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
FBI
Wright- Patterson Air Base
E. W. Rawlings
Air Force
Federal District Attorney’s Office
Prices Better On Old Belt Prices Move Across Eastern Belts
Tobacco prices on the Eastern and Old Belts rose yesterday while the Middle Belt held steady and the Border Belt showed little change. Gains of 31 and 2 dollars per hundred occurred on the Old Belt with heavy volume and improved quality due to more good offerings and fewer common leaves. Eastern Belt increases ranged from 1 to 5 dollars per hundred, some leaf and smoking leaf down 1 to 9 dollars, while Middle Belt leaf prices rose 1 to 2 dollars and other grades held. An estimated 10 percent of offerings were sent to the Flue-cured Stabilization Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Middle Belt
Border Belt
Stabilization ‘Corp
Governors debate civil defense compact at Gatlinburg meeting
North Carolina officials discuss a civil defense compact linking states for mutual aid in war. Governor Kerr Scott’s signature hinges on text language amid council of state resistance to declaring imminent danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Council of State
General Assembly
Congress of the United States
Thad Eure
L. Y. Ballentine
Scott
Akste
Assembly
Senate
Pou Bailey
Wake
Hamilton ‘Hobgood
Franklin
House
David Henderson
Meck
Soviet Neck Tie Contest Provokes Laughs In New York
A column mocks a Soviet ministry light industry necktie design contest with 14 prizes. It notes rules require five color varieties and possible Stalin imagery, while hinting at economic strain for Russians to buy garments. The piece lampoons propaganda and the irony of prizes without a five year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Ministry of Light Industry
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Kremlin
Uncle Joe
Ido
U.S
Presby College Tops Western Carolina Teachers 12-0
In Clinton South Carolina quarterback Jack Harper led Presbyterian College to a 12 0 victory over Western Carolina Teachers College Harper threw a 10 yard TD to Joe Kireen in the first quarter added a late fourth quarter score on a short run and a 20 yard pass to Tommy Jordan set up the final TD WCTC reached the Presbyterian two yard line late but failed to score
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Jack Harper
Presbyterian College
Western Carolina Teachers College
Harper
Joe Kireen
Tommy Jordan
WCTC
Presbyterian
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Penn
Carver
Seweonbe
Broberts
G. Curtis
S. G. Curts
Nutley
N. J
Fred M. Metcalfe, Jr
Saint Paul's Congregational Church
Capital Square
Russia
By Hal Boxyle
Presbys
Catamounts
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