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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

15

High School Hosts Golf Meet In North Carolina Tourney

High Point High School will host the North Carolina high school golf tournament May 21 and 22 with plans for teams from across the state. Athletic Director A J Simeon and coach Merril ess expect a strong field at Blair Park or the club links amid war era adjustments. Don Dunkelberger, Wayne Davis and Walt Comer headline a veteran lineup as the team aims to rebound from last year’s champion squad.

High Point High School North Carolina High Dunkelr Charleston Bison Wayne Davis Walt Comer Marjorie Merrilless Alex Marsh Homer Holton Merripies Don Dunkelberger Blair Park Simeon

Two-Pony Derby Story Looms In 43 Race

Louisville April 22 The Derby scene centers on a two horse clash between Ben Jones trained Ocean Wave and Count Fleet. Ocean Wave led the Blue Grass stakes yesterday while Count Fleet wins appear likely as Matt Winn plans May Day festivities. The field for the Derby shape includes Blue Swords Amber Heart Sevenhearts Valdia Sol and others with Count Fleet tipped to carry No. 2 status after the Blue Grass victory.

Sid Feder Louisville Churchill Downs Ben Jones Count Fleet Ben Hearts Ave Rankas Matt Winn Geene Willlude Blue Swords Amberht Sevenhearts Valdiia Sol Yestery Goldver Boeing

Vaults of France Bank Guarded as War Funds Surge

The piece notes Banks of France hoards gold to fund war efforts while access is restricted. It states that financing a medium US tank requires 747 buyers at 75 dollars each, illustrating wartime bond drive costs.

Rance Bank of France

Bresnahan the versatile star who shaped baseball

Roger Bresnahan was a pitcher turned catcher who could play any position. He starred for the Giants and helped develop shin guards inspiring a new era of catching gear. He coached in 1940 and lamented neglected fundamentals in players today.

Harry Grayson NEA Roger P. Breshnahan Breshnahan Duke of Giants Mick Bresnahan Andy Coakley Roger Cincinnati Columbia McGraw St. Louis Cardinals Bresethan National League Roger Bresnahan Duke of Tralee

Number Is 13 At Wrigley Field

Chicago fans saw the season opener marked by 13 as a running theme. Eddie Stanky was hit by a pitch in the first inning and Clyde McCullough broke his left ankle in the third, sidelining him for six weeks as Pittsburgh’s Truett Sewell earned his 13th win.

Arnold Derlitzki Chicago Wrigley Field Eddie Stanky Chicago Cub Pittsburgh Huck Geary Stanky Geary Cub Clyde McCullough Truett Sewell Cubs George Barr Paul Derringer Henry Wyse Tulsa Claude Passeau

Ancient conscription under Shih-ao Ti empire

One third of the able-bodied men in the Chinese Empire were conscripted by Emperor Shih ao Ti to assist in building the Great Wall.

Shihao Ti

Crash Davis to face Duke teammates with Norfolk team

Duke baseball captain Crash Davis takes on his old Duke teammates this Friday as a member of the Norfolk Naval Air Station squad. Davis played earlier for Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics before his Navy service.

Davis Duke Norfolk Naval Air Station Navy Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics

Eastern states cut traffic by two thirds under travel limits

Cumulative restrictions on passenger car use in the eastern states have cut traffic by 65 percent from former levels. Of the reduction, 40 percent was due to rationing, 15 percent to cuts in basic coupon values, and 10 percent to the measure driving ban.

Alligator Name Ties to Spanish Lizard Origin

The word alligator derives from the Spanish el lagarto meaning the lizard. Early explorers believed these reptiles were giant lizards.

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