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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1953

Page

20

Ford Retains Lead At Virginia Beach With 67

Doug Ford of Harrison New York shot a 67 to extend his three stroke lead at the Virginia Beach Open. Dick Metz Maple City Kansas matched Ford’s 67 to stay in second at 198. Be Winninger Oklahoma City and Jimmy Demaret Kiamesha Lake New York posted strong rounds to climb toward the top.

Virginia Beach Doug Ford Harrison N. Y Dick “Metz Maple City Kan Ford Cavanlier Metz Be Winninger Oklahoma City Jimmy Demaret Kiamesha Igke Ansel Snow Myrtle Beach S. C Dave Doug Newark Del Douglas Porky) Oliver Hogan Doug Ford Ciscesseves Dick M Francis Boeininger Ansel Snoweeereeeeee Jack Shields Dave Douglas Sesesess Chandler Harper John O'Donnell Freddie Haas Cisseces Fred Hawking Eseese Oliver Fenner Stackwell Bob Isseess Peter Thomson Allen Pierce Frank Meacham al Goodrich Essess A. G. Miller Issee Harold Long Bill Morgan Billy Cap

City Handball Tourney Opens Next Tuesday at YMCA

The City of High Point announces a handball tournament starting Tuesday April 21. Interested players must sign up by Monday April 20 at the YMCA desk or on the posted sheet. Pairings appear April 22 with rounds to be arranged by players and completed by April 27. Finals and consolation play scheduled at player convenience with public spectating. Doubles run similarly. questions to J W Morgan YMCA committee chairman.

Y.M.C.A J. W. Morgan Ymca Handball Committee

Civil Service Examinations Announced For City Posts

The city issues examinations for Fourth Class Patrolman and Fireman with salaries from 215 to 275 dollars monthly. Other posts include Athletic Supervisor, Engineering Aide, Labor Foreman, and Garage Superintendent with various pay scales. Applications due by 1:00 P M. exam notices at 514 North Wrenn Street. Joseph F Snider, Secretary, Civil Service Commission sets time and place.

Particuar High Civil Service Commission Ted North Wrenn St

High Point Nets Fourth Win in Conference Tennis

High Point College defending North State Conference champions beat Lenoir Rhyne 4 3 on HPC courts. Reyes Varela Horcasitas won both doubles and singles, Rudy Frazier also won for HPC, while Nour R Garden Nour C Garden earned LR victories.

High Point College HPC Lenoir Rhyne LS Point Mike Reyes Varela Carlos Horcasitas Bears Roy Bailey Sam Hudson Reyes Varela Horcasitas Bailey Hudson Rudy Frazier Sony Bill Shuford Nour R. Garden Nour C. Garden Nour Dave Entbler Charles Cardell Garden Shuford Embler Ken Frazier Dave Embler Reyes Varela-Horcasitas Bailey-Hudson Nour R. Garden-Shuford Ken Frazier-Embler

Memorial Day Stock Car Race Offers 3500 Prize

Raleigh officials announced the 300 mile Memorial Day stock car race winner will receive 3500 as the first prize. The event, held in Raleigh, North Carolina, draws competitors from the region.

Raleigh N. C

Attendance Holds Up Despite Weather Hit Winter Baseball

Despite snow rain and cold, major league openers draw sizable crowds. National League attendance this season averages 17,119 per game after five days, up 2,564 from 1952, while American League averages lag at 14,730 per game. Weather may improve these figures shortly.

New York Washington Dodgers Giants Polo Grounds

Size Of Parks Prevent More Shifts Says Frick

Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick comments that a franchise shift hinges on ballpark size to attract big crowds. He cites Milwaukee’s approach and Lou Perini’s Braves move from Boston, noting timing and park capacity as key factors. Veeck’s attempted shift to Baltimore met opposition due to debts and arbitration rules.

Frick Ee York Lou Perini Ford Frick Milwaukee Baltimore Veeck Brooklyn Dodgers Bill Hunter Browns Perini Boston Braves National League St. Petersburg Milwaukee Brewers Toledo Oscar Salinger Borchert American Association County New York Polo Grounds

Spencer Fine Example Of Tough Modern Spencer

Daryl Spencer showed modern players’ resilience after a 4 lip gash from a Mike Garcia fastball. Back at third base after 11 stitches, he battled through a soft diet and questioned major league pitching. Al Dark and Leo Durocher weigh his future at second or short with pace.

Harry Grayson NEA New York Daryl Spencer Nashville Mike Garcia Spencer Giants al Lopez Indians Baltimore Orioles New York Nationals Leo Durocher Darylly Alvin Dark Kansan al Dark Garcia Buddy Kerr Ted Williams Minneapolis Polo Grounds Dark Louisiana State Leo

Blues Beat Whites 20-14 in UNC Intra-Squad Game

In Kenan Stadium the Blues defeated the Whites 20 to 14 in UNC spring practice. George Wallin scored two touchdowns and J C Deweese added one as Louis Britt connected on a 20 yard pass to Van Weatherspoon and Adler added the extra point.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Kenan Stadium George Wallin Maplewood N. J Blues J. C. Deweese Aynesville Carmen Annilla Annilla Dick Starner Billy Williams Ken Yarborough Wallin Louis Britt van Weatherspoon Starner Annilio Deweese Williams Adler

Hogan tops Masters in record score at Augusta

Ben Hogan wins his second Masters in three years with a record score as critics compare the Masters to the Open. The Open remains open to all qualified players, with sectional and exempt rounds shaping the field at Oakmont and Pittsburgh. Hogan must qualify for the Open as defending champ Jules Boros joins the bid for the June championship.

New York NEA Ben Hogan Hogan Augusta National Club Fred McLeod Chick Evans Dublin Tex Palm Springs Calif Augusta Jimmy Demaret Houston Oakmont Pittsburgh Jules Boros U. S. Golf Association U. S

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