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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1949

Page

14

Scouts weigh rookies as Braves camp eyes major league promise

In Myrtle Beach scouts from the Boston Braves system converge to evaluate young players. Manager Jim Gruzdis notes the need for unanimous consent to release a player, a cautious process protecting teams from hasty cuts while testing whether hidden talent earns a major league chance.

Myrtle Beach S. C Boston Braves Gruzdis Hi-Toms Braves Jimmy Grants South Carolina Thomasville High Point Doc Gautreau Ernie White Bluefield West Virginia Gautreau Boston Nationals White St. Louis Cardinals

Hi-Toms Face Lift At Finch Field Sets Season

Finch Field in Thomasville has a near complete facelift with new grass infield, painted fence and grandstand, bleachers, gravel parking, and 400 permanent bleachers along foul lines. Hi-Toms prepare for 1949 pennant defense with unchanged 60 cent admission and $45 or $30 season tickets, opening day set after April 22 league meeting.

Finch Field High Point Thomasville Hi-Toms John Carter Hi-Toms Carter Thomasville Dave Yow Salisbury Smop Frank Spencer Lexington

Southpaw Shaping Hi-Toms Infield For Opening

Hi-Toms manager Jimmy Gruzdis weighs infield options at Myrtle Beach as left handed Robert Brown draws heavy consideration for first base. Beauchamp and Pearston present backups at third and short while Brown’s presence prompts moves for Carroll and Baity.

Bill Currie Enterprise Myrtle Beach S. C Jimmy Gruzdis Robert Brown Hi-Toms Brown Pete Williams Gruzdis Walter Beauchamp New London Connecticu van Harrington Beauchamp John Pearston Pearston Bolton Cliff Bolton Washington Senators Luther Stroud Bob Carroll Horace Hubbard Carroll House of David Finch Field Don Baity Baity

Justice Shines In Scrimmage For Tar Heels At Kenan Stadium

North Carolina’s spring football practice featured a spirited scrimmage at Kenan Stadium. All America Charlie Justice starred with a 60 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and a touchdown pass to Ed Bilpuch. Freshman Dick Weiss and junior Dick Bunting stood out in the Whites while the Reds scored once on a seven yard run by Joe Gurtis. Bud Carson sustained a leg injury during a run, feared to be a chipped bone.

Chapel Hill N. C Orth Carolina Kenan Stadium Carl Snavely All America Charlie Choo Choo Justice Ed Bilpuch Bilpuch Dick Wiess Art Weiner Reds Joe Gurtis Dick Bunting Man “Skett Hesmer Wiess Bill O'Brien Bud Carson Freeport

Powerful Tribe Nine Swamps Wofford In 21 8 Baseball

Salisbury April 2 Catawba college blasting 15 hits trounced Wofford 21 8 in the final game of a two game series Charles Red Richardson who doubled yesterday had two homers in a row and drove in four runs as the Indians crushed the visitors He added another hit in the rout

Salisbury Catawba College Wofford College Charles “Red” Richardson Indians

Duke Easier Victory Over Citadel In Rain Tennis

Duke University's tennis team defeated Citadel 8 to 0 in rain today at Charleston. Citadel struggled on wet courts as Duke dominated from start to finish.

Charleston S. C Duke University Citadel

Judges Named for Sedgefield Horse Show May 5–7

Nathan M. Ayers announced officials for the Sedgefield outdoor horse show between High Point and Greensboro. Walter L. Graham will judge gaited classes, French SBeantley will judge walking horses, and Fred Pinch will judge hunters and jumpers. The event offers 5000 in cash prizes and will stage stabling for 200 horses under John L. Bowers who also leads the High Point classic at Brookdale stables May 20–21.

Sedgefield Fred Pinch Montchain, del John L. Bowers Winston-Salem High Point Lions Club

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