College Tourney Set For Charlotte
Furman Bisher reports a four team College Tourney in Charlotte from June 12 to 14 to select the region’s entrant for the Eastern playoffs at New Haven. Alabama Clemson Duke Georgia Newberry are listed as participants in the Collegiate Athletic Association division.
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Furman Bisher
Charlotte
Runerup
Dixie
Jules Sikes
University of Georgia
Jack Combs
Duke
Billy Laval
Newberry
Three-way college baseball finals set in Charlotte event
Auburn and Virginia join Alabama as co favorites for a June 22 to 14 series at Griffith Park. The two defeated teams play on a two elimination basis to determine a winner sending the champion to New Haven for the Eastern playoffs. The Queen City Athletic Club backs the three day event in Charlotte.
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Auburn
Alabama
Uni
Virginia
Griffith Park
Charlotte Hornets
New Haven
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charlotte
Queen City Athletic Club
Bob Allen
Carolinas
Clemson Tigers Clinch Southern Conference Title
Clemson powered by ace pitchers Joe Landrum and Joe Hayle swept the Southern Conference race, losing only two games in 15 starts. The Tigers finished the season 21 3, with losses to Furman Duke and Georgia. Coached by Randy Hinson, a former Clemson star, the team secured the flag.
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Clemson
Joe Landrum
Joe Hayle
Furman
Duke
Georgi
Tigers
Randy Hinson
At Home On The Farm with The City Cousin
Discussion in the State College Extension Service director's office centers on farming as the world's largest enterprise. The 1946 farm plant value exceeded ninety billion dollars and farm products sold near 25 billion dollars, prompting questions about farmer aid. The scene covers awards, readings, and meetings with Compact Credit Union and related groups, plus visits to Johnson C. Smith University and Livingston College.
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Schaub
State College Extension Service
Vonia
Don Williams Bennix
American Legion Post
Kings Mountain
V. S. Cabiness
S. L. Long
Walter Cab. Iness
Shelby
Herbert Gidney
Rolling Springs
L. Long
V.S .Cabiness
A. Gibson
D. A. Costner
Alice Roberts
Howard Roberts
L. L. Adams
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
N. C
J. A. Gibson
Livingston College
Salisbury
Farmer Help Promises Stability From Soil to Home
An interview frames agricultural extension leaders stressing farm viability under capital risk, noting bankruptcy is not an option for sustaining a nation’s food and clothing. The farmer must be aided to keep farming profitable while supporting home life, education, and citizenship, with a final pledge: We help.
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North Carolina
Schaub
Asl
Haywood Family Attends Graduation and Commencement
Mrs. Jessie G. Costner reports the Haywood family traveled to Cedar Town Georgia last week to attend Cedar Hill High School graduation exercises for Walter Louis Haywood. They also noted Lincoln Academy finals with S L Parham of White Plains New York delivering the commencement address. Davidson High School held baccalaureate and commencement services with Rev D C Siler of St Stephen A M E Zion Church delivering the sermon.
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White Plains
N. Y
Parham
Principa
Lincoln Academy
Davidson High School
D C. Siler
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church
Early hay raking preserves leaf color and food value
Early raking of hay prevents bleaching of the green color in leaves and thus protects the food value that would be lost through exposure to sunshine.
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Crimson Tide
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The
Tide
Happy Campbell
Datory
P. D. Herndon
Legion
Negro News
Jessie G. Costner
Arthur Hay Agency
Deal Street
Joe Marsh
Litchfield County
Andy
Pinnacle Feeds
Ware & Sons
Cai the Adventures of
Little Bob
Bobby
Ison
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