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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

14

Bisons Top Greens boro 10 8 In Marathon Conference Battle

Mel Walker pitched 11 innings and struck out eight as the High Point Bisons beat Greensboro 10 to 8 at Memorial Stadium. Ferree Crowder Foxworth and Kennedy provided key hits while Apple and Howerton split mound duties for Greensboro.

Fred Flagler Mel Walker Black Bisons Greensboro Memorial Stadium Sewell East Mulver Walker Greens Apple Howerton Phibbs Platter Crowder Foxworth Bison Thurlowe McDonald Ferree Tve Ralls el Wateon Thornione Fulton Kinette Edwards Howton Appice Bshowferty SA Ferree Rothrock Kennedy P Tilkes Sant Idol Vite Beates Sad McDonald E Smith caeeRee Boro Thornlowe Snowberry Smith Watson Rodhrock Walker Ferree Shawferry High Point Hower

Denton Tecumseh Young A Long-Serving Pitcher Who Shaped Baseball

Denton Tecumseh Young dominated early baseball with 511 victories in 22 seasons and a record 874 games pitched across leagues. He mastered curves and spitball, hurled no hitters in both major leagues, starred for Cleveland, St. Louis, the Nationals, and Boston, and mentored by Cy Young era legends.

Denton Denton T. Young Young Ohio Tiny Bonham Cleveland St. Louis Nationals Boston Red Sox Rube Waddell Philadelphia Athletics Red Sox Greenland Philadelphia Denton Tecumseh Boston Lou Criger Agnes Baltimore Orioles Pittsburgh Pirates Cy Young Boston Nationals Grover Cleveland Alexander Denton Tecumseh Young

Four Opening Day Shutouts Highlight Early Baseball

Opening day produced four shutouts in eight games with most contests rained out or delayed. Johnny Vander Meer and Mort Cooper pitched 11 innings as Cincinnati beat St Louis 1 0 at Crosley Field. Jim Bagby led Cleveland past Detroit 1 0, while Rip Sewell and Paul Derringer helped Pittsburgh and Chicago fade. Al Hollingsworth spread four hits as St Louis defeated Chicago 3 0.

Associated Press Stesso Crosley Field Cincinnati Johnny Vander Meer Mort Cooper Reds St. Louis Cardinals Vander Meer Cardinals Cooper Sonny Frey Max Marshal Cleveland Municipal Stadium Indians Detroit Tigers Jim Bagby Tigers Detroit Tommy Bridges Bagby Warren Buddy) Rosar New York Yankees Roy Cullendine Rosar Ray Mack Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Truett Rip Sewell Paul Derringer Cub Wrigley Field Chicago Pittsburgh Pirates Wilson St. Louis al Hollingsworth Browns Chicago White Sox Bill Dietrich

Cleveland, Lloyd Marshall Triumph in Sacramento Bout

In Sacramento California Lloyd Marshall edged Anton Christoforidis on points after ten rounds. The heavyweight clash saw Marshall earn a 168 to 167 score advantage as the local crowd watched.

Cleveland Lloyd Marshall Sacramento Calif Anton Christoforidis

Ensign Warmerdam Undergoes Navy Pre-Flight Physical Drill

New York April 22 Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam, the first 15 foot vaulter, trains at North Carolina Navy Pre-Flight School in a multi sport program emphasizing fitness for flyers. He scales 15 foot walls and 20 foot nets while learning boxing wrestling football and more. Signor Galento begins comeback after Wisconsin boxing commission blocks a planned bout with Johnny McCarthy in Milwaukee.

New York Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam North Carolina Navy Ensign Warmerdam James E. Sullivan Tony Galento Signor Galento Johnny McCarthy Detroit Milwaukee Wisconsin Commission Badger McCarthy

Jim Tyack a throwback star seeks hall of fame niche

On The Spot columnist praises Jim Tyack a Philadelphia Athletics outfielder for playing for love of baseball over money. He cites Tyack’s fourteen word pledge to stay in the majors and suggests a niche in Cooperstown for such sentimentality amid wartime rookies and spring training anecdotes.

New York Basebll Hall of Fame Jim Tyack Jim Philadelphia Athletics Tyack Cooperstown N. Y Shibe Park Heath Lombardi Novikoff Peoria

Unusual Spring Training Weather Plagues Yankees Camp

The report notes snow floods and cold winds during spring training as the Yankees show least conditioning among teams. It ends with a personal push urging Bud to vote for Jim Tyack.

Yankees Bud Jim Tyack

High Pointers Awarded Monograms At Chapel Hill

The UNC Athletic Council announced 55 varsity monograms and 47 freshman numerals for winter sports. Varsity awards listed for basketball wrestling boxing swimming include names across multiple cities and states with managers noted. Frank Alspaugh, from Winston-Salem, received a Varsity monogram as head cheerleader.

Chapel Hill Athletic Council University of North Carolina Today Robert B. Altemous Stroudsburg Ellis L. Freedman Harrisburg Richard D. Hartley Hi Point Lewis C. Hayworth High Point Edgar G. Durham George McCrachren Charlotte Dan W. Marks Fritz K. Nagy Akron Ohio James D. White Kannapolis Henry B. Hunter Norfolk Gideon L. Gilliam Franklinton Arthur Bluetenthal Wilmington John O. Davis Toledo Lemuel Gibbons Hamlet T. A. Hearn Grimsley Hobbs Hobart McKeever Birmingham Ala F. F. Mordecai Raleigh John Alvin L. Cirkis Baltimore Germantown Ernest George Crone Goldsboro William Frans Herr Lancaster Lawrence McNeill Johnson Aberdeen Leroy Lewis Littl Jackson Heights N. Y Stephen A. Sokoloff Brooklyn William Edward Stevens Lenoir Lester Rosekam Philadelphia Ira Abrahamson Camp Claybourne Jesse Kilmore Greenbaum Henri Huse Allen Roos Kaufman Elizabeth N. J Russell L. Proctor Rocky Mount Ben Warren Ward Goldsboro Morrison Rankin Caruthers Graham Manuel Alvarez Meadowbrook W. Va Donald E Anderson Ottawa Kenneth Black Richard F. Donnan Rutherford Jack T. Folger Mr. Airy Leon C. Mitchell Palmyra Bert A. Nisbet Edgebert B. Stevenson Winston-Salem Taylor T. Thorne Raymond L. Walters Fort Knox Rutcher R. Watkins Durham Harvey Weinstein Alfred Williams III Leonard W. Mitchell J. R. Allison, Jr Columbia S. C R. P. Badham, Jr Edenton H. M. Efird J. L. Hallett H. M. Tillett T. D. Trant London Bridge T. D. Tuomey, Jr Bright Waters W. R. Whiteheart R. D. Willingham Charlie Benbow Jim Flynt Winston- Salem J. A. Foss Hyde Park Mass S. C. Griffin Williamston W. H. Kahn Glencoe Godfrey Stancill Washington Richard Sykes New River Sid Weinberg Monticello Joseph S. Algranti Edward Bay Shore Arthur H. Shairo Allen G. Slomkaackson Heighth Paul J. Spiewak Frank Alspaugh

Plant Diabetes in Corn Harms Growth

Agricultural notes warn that some corn plants suffer plant diabetes by storing excess sugar in their tissues. This metabolic condition slows development and reduces overall plant vigor, potentially impacting yields in affected fields.

Galento Declines 10000 Payoff to Fight Thompson

In California Dick Donald offered Signor Galento ten thousand dollars to tackle Turkey Thompson. Galento rejected the guarantee signaling no deal at this stage. He and manager Willie Gilzenberg will not be stampeded, insisting their name be printed correctly. Publicity, even from pre flight antics, keeps Galento in the headlines.

Oung McKeesport Canton Ohio Cleveland Cy Young Davis Hawley The Spiders Hawley Cap Anson Young White Stockings Chicago Ditto California Dick Donald Signor Galento Turkey Thompson Young Thompson Willie Gilzenberg Galento

Opening day scores and wartime sports drive enterprising youth

A bustling sports round up highlights opening day major league scores and doubts about early innings, notes veterans like Vander Meer and Cooper, and outlines New York City’s new $10,000 youth program drawing 20 000 participants in 13 events. It mentions battles, charity exhibitions in Canada, Derby talk, and the need for equipment from Fort Sheridan and Camp Crowder as war-time sport adapts.

New York City Dept. of Parks 49Th St. Rangers Benny Leonard U. S. Maritime Service Johnny Greco Terry Young Montreal A. G. White Barney Ross Canada U. S Cecil Wilhelm Devil's Thumb Lacrosse Wis

Lieut Tom Harmon Eludes Ohio State Search

The Ashland Times Gazette recalls the moment Ohio State football coach and players sought Lieut Tom Harmon as he hid in plain sight during a practice afternoon, showcasing his elusive presence on the field.

Bill McKee Ashland Times- Gazette Tom Harmon Ohio State

Commando Style Race Opens Drake Relays Carnival

Des Moines Iowa April 22 service men dash for a commando obstacle race to close the thirty four annual Drake Relays Carnival. Freshmen enter for the first time since 1918 while stars are away on war fronts. Final event Saturday involves twelve competitors from Naval Pre Flight School Iowa City Naval Training Unit Ames and Drake Student Reserve over a 400 yard course with wickets ladder jump water maze and dummy obstacles.

Des Moines Naval Iowa City Naval Training Unit Ames Drake Student Reserve

Paleontologist Finds World’s Most Important Prehistoric Paintings

A five year old child and a paleontologist discover historic cave paintings near Santander Spain. The site near the Marquis de Sautuola's family area is noted for its world leading prehistoric art significance.

Santander Spain Marquis de Sautuola

Penn Relays Bring 2500 Athletes To Franklin Field

Philadelphia April 22. More than 2,500 athletes from about 400 colleges and service organizations gather for the 49th annual University of Pennsylvania Relay Carnival at Franklin Field. The two day program features 68 events with star runners like Greg Rice and Bob Ufer. A United Nations half mile relay Saturday includes U S Great Britain and France units.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Franklin Field Tce Barney Ewell Tom Todd Gram Greg Rice Ollie Hunter Frank Dixon Bob Ufer Eulace Peacock EWT H. Jamison Swarts United Nations United States Great Britain France Fort Month Hampton Naval Training School Manhattan Coast Guard Camp Lee Troy N. Y Navy New York

Lincoln era canes become symbolic badges for Pueblo governors

Lincoln presented canes in 1863 that are now carried by New Mexico Pueblo governors as official symbols of office.

Lincoln Abraham Lincoln New Mexico

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