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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
10
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High Point high school track squad, fresh from a 74 to 44 win over Greensboro, travels to Charlotte to face Central High School in a similar meet. The schedule opens at 11 o'clock with sprint and field events featuring Sizemore, Hubbard, Montgomery, Shipman, Hendricks, and Cope land among others. Next week marks a Western Conference track meet, hosted by High Point with Chamber of Commerce support, inviting Greensboro Winston Salem Salisbury Charlotte and possibly Asheville to compete on the High Point field. medals will be awarded to event winners.
Detroit April 1 The former champion Jack Dempsey finished the first leg of his comeback tour by outpointing Ponca City Oklahoma contender Hunt though without a decisive win. He heads west for weeks of coast training then plans intensive mountain workouts near Reno to build stamina for battles this summer possibly with Primo Carnera and Max Schmeling.
Five players from Philadelphia training camp will try to showcase talents in the opener of the city championship series. Connie Mack leads the squad as the Colonels visit for two-game dates set for Saturday and Sunday.
Greensboro April 1 Women golfing stars from across the country filed entries for the annual wool tournament at Sedge Country Club starting tomorrow. Defending champion Mrs. Beatrice Hill of Kansas and western champion Mrs. George Robinson of Cleveland are among the entrants.
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The article notes the resumed semi final round at Pinehurst with remarks on players and teams from Major League Baseball legends like Pepper Martin and Dizzy Dean. It highlights Babe Ruth drawing crowds in New York and Frank Crosetti as a rising star for the Yankees, with Hack Wilson's Brooklyn comeback and other notable figures shaping the event.
In Palm Springs Eddie Cantor entered Whoopee and Jimmy Durante expects Schnozzie to win by a nose in the international horned toad derby. Over 100 road racers are entered including governors Rolph Hunt and Lies along with Baja California’s Olachea.
The National Professional Golfers' Association will crown the 1932 champion at Keller Ramsey county fee course between August 29 and September 10, with dates split August 29 to September 3 or September 5 to 10. The St Paul Junior Association of Commerce announced the plan, replacing the annual St Paul $10,000 open.
Houston invitation tennis tournament action continued with three of the five seeded players still alive for the quarterfinals. Jack Hess of Rice Institute upset Frankie Parker of New Orleans in straight sets 8 6 8 6 6 4. Seeded No 4 J Gilbert Ha of New York faced Lester Stoeffen of California while No 5 junior Coen of Kansas City met Wilmer Allison of Austin to determine further progress.
In Bakersville North Carolina a 32 year old man Barm Bryant was killed when a large fragment of a grindstone broke from a revolving wheel while sharpening an instrument.
Confident palm reader promises to tell past present and future and give life guidance. Readings, strictly confidential, cover love marriage absent friends and fate, with guaranteed satisfaction. Located at end of Bus Line on North Main, High Point, N C. Office hours 9 AM to 10 PM, look for sign.
In a football survey of 392 sophomores, 57 percent are too light for football while 34 percent show interest in other activities and nine percent are not out for football. Results list counts for each activity including 222 too light and 3 musket ball, 17 track, 11 scotdal, 4 tennis, 3 wrestling, 2 golf, 14 infirmity, 33 studies, 9 not located, 4 music, 5 not athletic, 9 outside wars, 2 eerie, 2 too lazy, 3 fencing, 1 Playmakers, 2 objections, 7 not interested, and 2 coming out later.
New York April 1. Jack Kid Berg faces Sammy Fuller of Boston in a ten round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Public betting favors Fuller at odds up to 2 to 1 to outpoint the British veteran and spark a title shot against Tony Canzoneri.
Eastern racing season opens in Bowie Maryland with Pentian a four year old favorite for the $5 000 inaugural handicap. Weather is forecast fair but cold and the track is sloppy as races begin.
Rev. L. D. Anderson marked twenty years as pastor of the First Christian Church in Fort Worth Texas by starting the 21st year with an all day church service.
Philadelphia plans to resume play tomorrow in the city series as rain and cold weather halted the Phillies fourth game with the Atlanta Crackers in Georgia. The team is returning home to face the Athletics in the opening clash.
Savannah AP reports the Red Sox defeated the Reds 7 today in their first season clash, lifting spirits as they head north for the next series. United effort from hitters and pitching fueled the win in the early part of the campaign.
April 1 report says promising young infielder and pitcher Bill McAfee left for Hot Springs to join the Montreal club in the International League after bills were altered and promises made.
In Biloal Mississippi on April 1 the Washington Senators met major league teams, with the Brooklyn Dodgers visiting as President Clark Griffith assesses how the 1982 squad will reform under fire. Trade rumors swirl around veteran first baseman Joe Judge as Brooklyn’s manager surveys the club.
Chicago White Sox arrive in Little Rock to begin a four game series with the Travelers and to spark another winning streak.
In Los Angeles on April 1, AP reports Guy Bush stands as a strong candidate to pitch the Chicago Cubs opening game of the National League season amid several contenders.
Max Carey Brooklyn manager faces trouble allocating work for a 16 pitcher squad as April drills begin. The logjam without many innings prompts coach to find suitable assignments.
Just reporting from Birmingham Alabama on April 1 AP notes New York Yankees pitcher Johnson, after an appendicitis operation during spring training in St. Petersburg, has returned to Bradenton Florida to begin rebuilding conditioning.
April 1 report from Francisco notes manager John McGraw has urged the Giants to be more focused after losses. Regulars are told to stop talking up and rookies on the sidelines remind them to play hard and stay disciplined.
The Cleveland Indians finish two exhibition games this week in New Orleans and will begin the northward trip on Monday as they wrap up their training season.
Reds en route from Savannah to Louisville with plans for a return to spring training. Cincinnati club travels after a game and faces schedule adjustments as the trip continues through Georgia and Kentucky.
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Aiken prepares a grand 60th anniversary celebration centered on its polo grounds. A parade features the University of South Carolina band and Gov. C. Mitc Wood riding in a tally ho. Prizes honor 60 years of polo with a modern match to follow bringing local players together.
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