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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1960

Page

9

Dressen's Value As Skipper Is Set At Seven Bonus Wins

Don Newcombe credits Charley Dressen with seven extra wins per season through his managerial touch. The right-hander recalls seven managers since 1949 and lauds Dressen for game insight, player motivation, and front office respect. Newcombe reflects on past teams, expresses doubt about weight and travel, and notes Dressen’s influence as he shifts to managing the Braves.

Dressen Frank Eck AP News Tampa, Fla Don Newcombe

Nieporte Leads Azalea Open by Three at Wilmington

Tom Nieporte of Bronxville NY shot a 64 on his first round at the Azalea Open following Cape Fear Country Club layout. He leads by three over Jerry Barber Gray Brewer and Dave Ragan as 20 players beat par 72 in ideal conditions. Ed Oliver, Cecil Thompson and others posted notable scores.

Wilmington N.C Tom Nieporte Bronxville N.Y Nieporte Cape Fear Country Club Jerry Barber Los Angeles Gray Brewer Crystal River Fla Dave Ragan Orlando Jerry Pittman Tulsa Ohls Ed Oliver Denver Nicporte Ohio State University Akron Carl Dann Jr Dave Barber Brewer Larry Mawr Banita Calif Eddie Langert Minneapolis Bob Hill Webster Cecil Thompson Lumberton Thompson Sm Nieporte Ieee Wry Barber Ghy Brewer Oliver Wees Larry Mowry Engie Langerto Hie Ress Fe Raymond Streets Jin Perree Sanie Relf Bop Brieot Ts Cs Frea Hawkins Finsterwald Jack Elis Ohn Cleary A Oleg Knlehti AV Johnston al Kern Sates Inves Jon Jones Miter Barber Gondrich Eee Sigat ‘Y Bouty Gustin Ve Tense Hobby Harrell Butch Baird Fank Stanahan Jerry Magee Shitte al Smith Bruce Crampton Black Bailey Glenna Charles Edison Oh Spencer I George Lewis Bill Harvey Ayitt Blanton K. C. Powell S-Knox Thompson Adig John Brodie Ragby Nichols Roe A Ban Adamson Vane Hampton C. Avid Sir Galda Pegg Ford

Polo Now Gasping For Air

Polo, once the grandiose sport of the twenties, struggles on Long Island as Meadow Brook shifts toward golf amid housing growth and noisy public access. Roy Moriarity, U.S. Polo Assn official, says polo may fail to survive the changing times as ticket sales decline and the field faces sale.

Will Grimsley Associated Press NEW York (Ap U.S Long Island Roy Moriarity New York U.S. Polo Assn Meadow Brook Meadow Break Devereaux Milburn Tommy Hitchcock Winston Guest Cecil Smith Cavanaugh Brothers

Siebern Finding Form With A's After Yankee Trade

Norm Siebern, 26, rebounding at first base for the Kansas City Athletics after being moved from the Yankees. He batted .373 with 4 homers and 20 RBIs in spring training, highlighted by a three RBI performance in a 5-4 win over Baltimore in West Palm Beach. Other spring results: Detroit over New York, Cardinals over Pirates, Braves over Senators, Cubs over Red Sox, and Giants over Indians.

Jim Kensil Norm Siebern New York Yankees Kansas City Athletics Bob Elliott Norman A’s Baltimore Orioles West Palm Beach New York Casey Stengel Norm Siebern Yankee Stadium Milwaukee Stengel Yankees Don Larsen Hank Bauer Marv Throneberry A's Kent Hadley Joe DeMaestri Roger Maris Yanks Throneberry Hadley Tony Kubek Detroit Tigers Mark Freeman Lakeland Florida St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates St. Petersburg Milwaukee Braves Washington Senators Orlando Arizona Chicago Cubs Boston Red Sox Mesa Cleveland Anelsen San Francisco Giants Tucson Cincinnati Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago White Sox Chicago Kansas City Baltimore Detroit Washington Mig Juejucs Ken Boyer Cardinals Burgh St. Louis Pittsburgh Il Mel Roach Come Los A Red Schoendienst San Francisco Braves Art Milwaukee A Tt Senators Rose Nixor

NAIA All Stars Upset Ohio State In Olympic Trials

NAIA Small-College All-Stars shocked NCAA champion Ohio State 76 69 in Denver. Jackie Moreland scored 12 points after halftime and helped overturn a 42 39 OSU lead, as the NAIA squad built a comeback around Sharp and Moreland. Oscar Robertson led the NCAA All-Stars in a later 96 79 win over Bartlesville AAU.

Frank Pitman Denver Ohio State Buckeyes State Jerry Lucas Jackie Moreland Louisiana Tech Oscar Robertson Akron Robertson Bartlesville Denver Coliseum Milton Jowers Southwest Texas State Charlie Sharp Moreland U.S Rome

Hodge Sails Raiders Past Fair Grove In nine inning win

Jerry Hodge struck out ten Fair Grove hitters as the Raiders edged the Tigers 8 6 in nine innings. After a 6 6 tie in the ninth, Larry Wall opened with a triple and Wayne Carr followed with a single, scoring on a Fair Grove error to seal the victory. Pilot led 5 5 after eight.

Fair Grove Jerry Hodge Central Carolina Hodge Pilot Raiders Tigers Larry Wall Wayne Carr Carr

Gold Medal Two Title Tilts Tonight Feature Local Teams

Real scrappy Mor-Lo of High Point faces Stoneville Rockets in the 7 pm final, led by Carmichael Teague with Crump for Stoneville. Mor-Lo beat Thomasville Oilers and Globe Parlor to reach the title. At 8:15, Suggs Cafeteria meets Fritts Motor Co. for the Class B crown with Unger Flippin Boles and Hartman guiding Suggs and Waggoner Norman Shoaf leading Fritts. Carolina Seating won a rough semifinal with six technicals.

Bob Hoffman Enterprise Sports Mor-Lo High Point Stoneville Rockets Mor - Lo Richard Carmichael Bobby Teague Stoneville Jim Crump Elon College Archdale Manufacturing Cone Mill Thomasville Oilers Carolina Auto Glass Globe Parlor Carmichael and Teague Charlie McPherson Lyman Dillon HPHS Roy Leach Gary Allman Wayne Johnson Rockets Jerry Frye Jim Comer Earl Stone Jim Fulp Don Johnson Crump Suggs Fritts Motor Co Winston- Salem High Point College Chuck Hartman Wolfy Unger Tex Flippin Bob Boles Hartman Don Simmons Aubrey Strother Dick Shackleford Fritts Johnny Waggoner Archie Vernon Norman Bob Shoaf Ken Dillon Shoaf Waggoner Virginia Mills Pepsi Cola Sanford Thomas Car Works Carolina Sesting Thomasville Carolina Carolin

Dressen rates Braves higher than Dodgers for 1960

Milwaukee manager Chuck Dressen predicts a strong Braves rotation led by Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette with four pitchers capable of 66 wins. He says Red Schoendienst’s comeback from tuberculosis has surprised him as he weighs how many games it will take to win the pennant, favoring his club over the Dodgers if his pitchers stay healthy.

Jackie Robinson Robinson Newcombe Roy Campanella Nashua N. H Burt Shotton Birdie Tebbetts Jimmie Dykes Mayo Smith Dressen Alston Hutchinson San Francisco Los Angeles Fred Haney Milwaukee Cincinnati Ed Mathews Hank Aaron Braves Jack Hand Chuck Dressen Associated Press Bradenton Fla T'll Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers Warren Spahn Lew Burdette Red Schoendienst

Texas Relays Kick Off With Notables From U S, Jamaica

Five former Olympic performers and seven defending champions headline the 33rd Texas Relays at Austin. 1,378 athletes compete over two days with 17 finals tonight and 26 titles decided Saturday. Top contenders include Abilene Christian's Bobby Morrow, Bill Woodhouse, Jimmy Weaver, Orlando Hazley, Eddie Southern, and Cliff Fushmar, with participants from Kansas, Michigan, and Oklahoma State.

Harold V. Ratliff Austin Tex Texas Kansas Michigan Abilene Christian Bobby Morrow Melbourne Bill Woodhouse Jimmy Weaver Morrow Woodhouse North Texas State Orlando Hazley Oklahoma State Weaver Houston al Lawrence Aus

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