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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1941

Page

7

Indians May Lose Their Reservation

Lexington front office struggles to sell 2000 sponsor tickets at one dollar each for the season opener against Thomasville, risking franchise sale amid spring costs and war attendance trends. Talks of relocation center on High Point Asheboro Greensboro Winston-Salem Hickory Statesville options. no park available in town. Local fans fret as town lacks a lighted park while Tomsville upgrades Finch Field for High Point fans. Harry Land, a Reidsville starter, attracts a 1000 price tag, rising to 2000 by season end. he is noted as a rising young catcher and Batters coach helper.

Lexington Woodrow McKay N. C Thomasville Indians Asheboro McCrary Eagles Randolph County Greensboro Winston-Salem Hickory Statesville High Point College Thomasville Baseball Finch Field Harry Land Reidsville Leaksville Tim Murchison Tony Simeon Bison

Polo And Harness Racing Scheduled

Pinehurst hosts a major weekend of polo and harness racing with Yale, Princeton, and Pinehurst teams. A matinee on Saturday at 2:00 features three races on the half mile track followed by Yale vs Princeton Reserve officers polo on the championship field. Sunday at 3:00 Pinehurst No 1 faces Yale Bulldogs on the main polo field drawing a large crowd.

Pinehurst Yale Princeton Princeton Reserve Officers Pinehurst Polo Club Earl Shaw Merrill Fink Stanley Taylor B. R. Brown Yale Bulldogs mid-South

Fifteen Finish NC 100 Mile Ride at Southern Pines

Fifteen of the twenty two horses that started completed the second part of the North Carolina 100 mile ride at Southern Pines. The riders covered the final 40 miles within the seven hours allotted by the judges yesterday.

Southern Pines North Carolina

Cubs Aim for First Division Berth In 1941 Season

Chicago Cubs push to end pennant drought and win a division berth in 1941 as GM Jim Gallagher and manager Jimmy Wilson overhaul the club. Hank Leiber amid contract talk, while White Sox rise in AL livening Chicago baseball drama. Cubs pledge a team focused on winning with young players and patient fans.

Tom Siler Chicago Chicago Cubs Cubs North Side Jimmy Wilson White Sox Phil Wrigley Wrigley Jim Gallagher Cub Gallagher Hank Leiber

Navy Academy Denies Charges Over Harvard Lacrosse Incident

The U S Naval Academy at Annapolis declares it does not practice racial exclusion in sports after Harvard withdraws its Negro player Lucian Alexis Jr. Navy officials say Alexis was treated with courtesy and equal privileges during a visiting lacrosse game won by Navy 12 to 0. Harvard students demand clarification of athletic policies against discrimination.

Annapolis U. S. Naval Academy Harvard Navy Russell Willson Harvard Crimson Lucian Alexis, Jr New Orleans Naval Academy William J. Bingham Admiral Willson Academy Alexis Richard Snibbe Bingham

Catawba Takes Track Meet Over HP Panthers

Catawba Indians defeated High Point College 69 to 57 at the Senior High School track. Whitey Watts led the Panthers with wins in the 220 yard dash and shot put while Dick Rozelle won the 100 yard dash for HP. Ellis and Thompson provided key points for Catawba.

High Point College Catawba Indians Whitey Watts Panthers Dick Rozelle Ellis Thompson Invaders Reading Steele Kappelman Caudle Butler Jacobs Rozelle Watts Kelley Nurdles Benson Fletcher Flist Benjamin Charlas Sequeur Clifton Rappleman Bercer Tomaini Shurt Needham Tomatin

Louis Louis faces tough sledding in summer fights

heavyweight champion Joe Louis stakes a crowded schedule after a rough showing against Tony Musto in St Louis. Musto, 1994 pounds, fought in a crouched stance and tested Louis until a late stoppage as 17,472 fans watched a $52,993.75 gate. Louis acknowledged a lingering hand injury from a previous bout and praised Musto's bravery.

Harold Claassen ST. Louis Tony Musto Joe Louis Musto Art Donovan Chicago Louis Abe Simon Detroit Tony Donna- van Missouri Simon

Galento Quits After 6 Rounds in Baer Fight

Tony Galento quit after six rounds of a scheduled ten against Buddy Baer amid claims of a broken left hand. Referee Eddie Lafond awarded Baer a seventh round technical knockout as Galento’s condition prompted a postfight inquiry by the boxing commission. Baer used reach and distance to control the bout despite lighter weight, while Galento’s hand injury and postfight X-ray questions clouded the result.

Washington Buddy Baer Tony Galento Tony Baer Buddy Livermore Calif Marvin McLean District of Columbia Boxing Commission Galento McLean Eddie Lafond

Scuffling Night Set at South Hamilton Arena

Elvira Snodgrass the Tennessee hillbilly billed as queen of the scufflers faces Ann Lavern in Friday night action at South Hamilton Street Arena Promoter Sergeant McMahon touts Snodgrass first local appearance and a strong card featuring Black Secret and Ed Virog plus a 8:30 white battle royal with hard fought bouts expected for the wrestling crowd.

South Hamilton Street Arena Elvira Snodgrass Ann Lavern Sergeant McMahon Snodgrass Lea Daniel Boone Savage Ed. Virog

Major League Baseball talks warmup before season opens

News from spring camps and trades as managers weigh outfielders and pitchers. Bill Terry debates Har ry Danning as catcher and a trade, Joe McCarthy faces a surplus of arms, Ted Williams heals a busted ankle, Pepper Martin leads the Sacramento Coast League, and fans react to Connie Mack Day ideas.

New York Special News Service Bill Terry Harry Danning Hank Bill Joe McCarthy Yanks Ted Williams Boston Sport Ted Pepper Martin

Exhibition Games Set New Records

Tampa news report shows a record 173,460 fans attended spring training exhibitions in Florida, up from 136,000 last year. Major league Grapefruit League drew 123,460. minors about 30,000. Teams included Reds in Tampa, Cardinals and Yankees in St. Petersburg, Giants in Miami, Phillies in Miami Beach, Red Sox in Sarasota, Tigers in Lakeland, Senators in Orlando, Indians in Fort Myers. Paid attendance by city totals list Fl storm.

Tampa Fla Florida the Tribune ST. Pete Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees St. Petersburg New York Giants Miami Philadelphia Phillies Miami Beach Boston Red Sox Sarasota Detroit Tigers Lakeland Washington Senators Orlando Cleveland Indians Fort Myers Clearwater Brooklyn

Johnston J J touts Abe Simon as future champ

Jimmy Johnston, Abe Simon's manager, says Simon believes he will be the next heavyweight champion and refuses to tell him otherwise. Tom Gahagan backs Bill Strang as a Hambletonian candidate, strong on Strang. Bernie Masterson promotes Stanford T formation notes at UCLA. Ray Dumont plans national semi pro tourney umpires in white with four inch emblems. Travis Jackson, ex-Giants infielder, is hospitalized near Shreveport Louisiana.

Jimmy Johnston Abe Simon Abe Tom Gahagan Bill Strang Strang Bernie Masterson U.C.L.A Stanford Travis Jackson Giants Shreveport

Musto be Musto be in Pluto’s timeless say

A compact reflection on inevitability and fate echoing a quip about things being as they are. The line hinges on a playful vintage vibe invoking a famous canine philosopher to imply acceptance of reality.

Pluto

Louis and Baer triumph in rough prize ring action

In St Louis Joe Louis stopped Tony Musto after a 9th round assault. In Washington Buddy Baer halted Tony Galento in seven rounds. In San Antonio Juan Zurita outpointed Lloyd Pine after ten hard rounds. The bouts featured fighters from Detroit Chicago California Mexico City Akron and Orange with weights listed for each combatant.

Associated Press ST. Louis Joe Louis Detroit Tony Musto Chicago Washington Buddy Baer California Tony Galento Orange N. J San Antonio Tex Juan Zurita Mexico City Lloyd Pine Akron

Bison tennis and golf teams split contests

Salisbury April 9 High Point High School golf and tennis teams won and lost against Boyden High School. Golf: Dunkelberger 10 Davis 84 Bestball Davis Dunkelberger Cooper 93 Watkins 90 Bestball Jo Bland Windsor. Tennis: McGuines beat Roonce 6-2 6-2. Hartman over Highfield 6-2 6-3. Davis over Snow 6-1 6-2. Whitley over Insram 7-5 3-6 6-1. Roseman over Tabor 7-5 6-4. Ramsey over Woollen 6-6 6-1.

Salisbury High Point High School Boyden High School Dunkelberger Davis Dunkelberger Cooper Watkins Jo Bland Windsor McGuines Roonce Koonce and Snow Henesee Whitley Highfield and Woolen Tabor Ingram Hartman Roseman

Major League Teams Plan Florida Training Sessions

Two weeks of its training session at Clearwater and plans to train next year in California. All other major league teams indicated they would return to Florida, though Cleveland will shift from Fort Myers to another location.

Clearwater California Florida Cleveland Fort Myers

Gray High overpower Bison in 12-4 high school baseball tilt

Gray High overwhelmed Winston-Salem’s High Point Bison 12 to 4 as Foxworth and Welborn allowed seven hits and ten errors hampering the Bison in their season opener. Dwight Upton and Melvin Walker led High Point with multi hit days while Darrell Welborn relieved well for Gray High.

Winston-Salem Bison High Point High School Gray High Foxworth Welborn Furniture City Nine High Point Reynolds High Lefty Red” Hinshaw Guilford County Greyhounds Hounds Pugh Invaders Hinshaw Melvin Walker Upton Walker Hayworth Tosing Jimmy Foxworth Darrell Welborn Ted Griffin Dwight Upton Sherwood Pinkston Gray Pinkston Childress Tony Simeon Winston Reynolds Carter Wood Mathis Vestal Newsome Ada Pugh McHa’am Hedrick Hoover Evans Feperman Fesperman Hins Cw Forworth Hodgin Short Rothrock Powers

Allen Jay Wins Fourth Straight With 14 3 Victory

Allen Jay High School baseball clinched a fourth straight win by defeating Hasty 14 to 3. Pitcher Tysinger allowed five hits while the offense piled up runs with four hits by Five.

Allen Jay Alen Jay High Hasty Tysinger

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