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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1946

Page

7

Panthers Strengthen Staff At High Point In Boost To Football

High Point college announces a new football assistant coach to support Ralph James as Dr. G I Humphreys backs the athletic program. The move aims to sharpen the Panthers defense and offense, signaling serious program investment despite rising costs. Meanwhile High Point high school faces delays in securing coaches for next year, risking decline in Western conference standing.

G. I. Humphreys High Point College James Faircloth

Rip Collins Defends Industrial League Over Legion Ball

Rip Collins, manager of Randleman chair in the Industrial league, scolds American Legion ball sponsors over player raids. He curses the city for poor maintenance of baseball diamonds and argues Legion ball targets "boys" while workers risk mill life, urging parity as players age into a men's league.

Rip Collins Randleman American Legion Rip

Ed Arcaro and sports figures noted around the circuit

New York reports Ed Arcaro rode Lord Boswell at Keeneland after Jamaica and Havre de Grace. Mel Ott comments on Glenn Davis and Goody Rosen fielding. Giants need pitching as Trippi and Dark are referenced by LSU sports publicist Jim Corbett.

New York Eddie Arcaro Eddie Jamaica Keeneland Lord Boswell Havre de Grace Booth Hampden Chesapeake Halfbck Glenn Davis West Point Mel Ott Avis Melably Goody Rosen Giants Trippi Tigers Dark LSU Jim Corbett

Alvin Dark Returns From Marines Expected At LSU

LSU sports publicists maintain a hands off stance on Alvin Dark a dark horse in the football program who is anticipated to return from the Marines this summer Charley

Lousiana State University Alvin Dark LSU Charley

Penn Relays Feature Half Mile Relay Draws Watchers

In a Monday matinee scene the half mile relay is praised as a top event at the Penn Relays, run on a quiet Saturday morning with few spectators. Meanwhile rumors swirl of the Washing-done kinship squad pursuing a Hawaii trip in 1947 and veteran pitcher Russ Crider, a Boston Braves farmhand, famed as a strikeout king across leagues. Italian heavyweight prospect Tony Galento is being courted for an import attempt despite doubts about his fighting prospects.

Hawaii Russ Crider Boston Braves Hartford Russ West Texas-New Mexico Tony Galento Naples

Boston Red Sox and Braves win as pennant race tightens

Major league action sees the Red Sox defeat the Athletics 2-1 and 5-1 to pull one game ahead of the Yankees in the American League standings. The Braves beat the Phillies 6-1 and 2-1, closing the gap on the league leaders with a four-game win streak. Mort Cooper and Johnny Sain star for Boston and Atlanta respectively as Cincinnati and New York also post strong showings. Goody Rosen drives Giants to decisive wins over the Cards and Cubs.

Cronin New York Joe Joe Cronin New York Yankees Braves Brooklyn Ed Head Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Tex Hughson Mickey Harris Dave Boo Johnny Sain Brooks Cards New York Giants Interborough Chicago Cubs Redbirds Goody Rosen Giants Rosen Hal Schumacher Navy Schumacher

Pro Gridders Meeting To Arrange Schedules Today

New York April 29 National football league club owners resume the unfinished task of lining up play today. Some owners oppose any agreement with the all-America conference and the expected vote would likely be unanimous against a pact. In private business, Giants swap end Robert Lackey to the Eagles for guard Gordon Pasqua. A working agreement is negotiated between clubs including the Greensboro club of the Dixie league.

New York Ted Collins Boston Fred Mandel, Jr Detroit Jack Wellington Mara New York Giants Jim Crowi Maras Colline and I Giants Robert Lackey Arizona State of Temple Phila Eagles Gordon Pasqua Onaka Minn Euenee Greensboro N.C Dick Plasman Chiacog Bear Richand Rgh Steelers Beeney

Major League Leaders by National and American Leagues

Baseball leaders list by the Associated Press includes NL batting Wietelmann and Musial with high averages, runs leaders Witek and Pesky, RBIs led by Stevens and Doerr, hits by Musial and Dimaggio, and top pitchers Samn Lanier Joyce. AL figures show Keller and Stephens batting averages, Pesky and Doerr in runs, Dimaggio and Pesky in hits, Dimaggio and eight others with homers, and Doerr Doerr and pitchers Newhouser Chandler Harris leading 3-0 records.

Wietelmann Boston Herman Brooklyn Witek New York Hopp Schoendienst St. Louis Stevens Miller Cincinnati Musial Ryan Russell Pittsburgh Riser Wasdell Philadelphia Walker Reiser Haas Samn Lanier Joyce Keller Stephens Pesky Williams Doerr Etten Spence Washington Dimaggio Greenberg Detroit Mig Robertson Lake Stirnweiss

Clemson Pitcher Joe Lan Carries No-Hit Spark in Season

Clemson right hander Joe Lan has five wins in six starts this year including a no-hit game against Erskine. He has worked 54 innings, allowed 39 hits, struck out 47, and issued five walks.

Clemson Joe Landrum Erskine Columbia S.C

South Bend editor claims non fishing world title

SEAL JOE Jim Costin, veteran South Bend sports editor, proclaims a non fishing world championship. He notes he has never caught a fish and mocks fishermen for not listening. The department would back him for Dover High School’s new fishing team if he retires.

Joe Jim Costin South Bend Ind Jim Dover, N. H

Babe Ruth Eyes Mexico Visit with Pasquel Brothers

The Babe indicates plans to travel to Mexico for a visit with the Pasquel brothers during a vacation. Spectators note the famed slugger remains upbeat and unlikely to miss such an outing.

Babe Ruth Mexico Pasquel Brothers

Riordan Chosen President of Philadelphia Golf Association

Leo Riordan executive sports editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer is named president of the Newspapermen's Golf Association of Philadelphia after being elected at the group’s first meeting since 2. The announcement comes from Philadelphia with Riordan set to lead the organization.

Philadelphia Leo Riordan The Philadelphia Inquirer

Tar Heel Teams Face Heavy Sports Slate This Week

CHAPEL HILL April 29 The Tar Heel spring sports schedule this week includes track at Annapolis against Navy IC4A champions and home matches in baseball tennis and golf. Duke Wake Forest Virginia and Navy loom as opponents with key dual meets and a Durham Duke event shaping the week’s slate.

Chapel Hill Navy Annapolis University of North Carolina Georgie Tech Virginia Duke Blue Devils Durham Baseballers Wake Forest N. C. State High Point College Hope Valley Paleigh

Reds Fight Back After Low Standings Rumor Storm

The Cincinnati Reds front office pushes back against writers who insinuate a cellar berth for the club. Front office claims strong potential and aims to change the narrative in Baseball News.

Cincinnatti Reds Baseball News Oere

High Point Weavers Sweep Winston Team in Doubleheader

The High Point Weavers defeated the Carolina Towlers of Winston-Salem 6-2 and 5-2 in a Sunday doubleheader at the high school field. Stoker allowed four scattered hits in the first game, Dave Miller added two hits and six runs driven by three other hits. Clyde Card limited the Towlers to three hits in the second game, Frith homered, Dewey Cardin added a triple and a single as the Weavers won 5-2.

Cubs Red Birds Cate Charlie Gilbert Tommy Livingston Johnny Schmitz Ken Burkhardt Roger Wolff Yankees Stan Spence Allen Gettel Vicae Tigers Detroit Cleveland Indians Red Embree Hank Greenberg Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Ed Heusser Bucs Grady Hatton Ed Ted As Chicago White Sox U. S. Marines St. Louis Browns Browns White Sox High School Field High Weavers Carolina Towlers Winston-Salem Stoker Weavers Dave Miller Clyde Cardin Towelers Frith Dewey Cardin The

YMCA Softball Highlights Ray Street Victory and Oak Hill Win

In two Ray Street School grounds games Ray Street defeated Johnson Street 6 to 2 while Oak Hill beat Elm Street. Ray Street sluggers Smith Howarth and Brown led with the bat. Johnson Street features Byrd Whitson. Elm Street rallied late, but fell short. Batters include Bay Street Blizzard Bunch Johnson Street Rickert Chatham Oak Hill Land Teague Elm Street Bull Davis. Next Saturday the same teams meet again at Ray Street.

Ray Street Johnson Street Oak Hill Elm Street Smith Howarth Brown Byrd Whitson Bel Land Teague Hill Bay Street Blizzard Bunch Rickert Chatham

Clemson Tigers' shaky defense costs six wins this season

Clemson University baseball notes a 6 4 record with 36 errors in the field this year including a single game with 12 misplays.

Clemson Tigers

Major League Standings and Schedules Summary

Standings and yesterday scores across the majors. Cleveland beat Detroit 3 1, New York 7-10, St Louis 4-11, Chicago 9-3, Boston 2-5, Philadelphia 1-1, Cincinnati 7 Pittsburg 1. AL doubleheader notes Cleveland at New York 2 30 p m. NL matchups New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.

Cleveland New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Detroit Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburg Brookiyh Cece Cove St. Loss Sevcee Coossete Scc Eoevee Chicago Ee Geee Sss Aly

Jimmy Dykes Rejoins White Sox Ahead of Washington Trip

Jimmy Dykes returns to manage the Chicago White Sox as they begin the eastern invasion at Washington tomorrow. He sat in the dugout with the club but did not wear a uniform, leaving acting manager George Haas in charge since Dykes had abdominal surgery in Los Angeles six weeks ago. The Boston Americans have appeared in 32 World Series games and are the only major league team never shut out in series play.

Jimmy Dyess Chicago Sox Washington George (Mule) Haas Los Angeles Boston Americans

Elon Wind To Host Local Teams In Baseball Action

The High Point College Purple Panthers and the high school Black Bison face crucial league games away from home. Panthers meet Elon’s Christians as Greensboro’s Purple opponents host Elon while Bison travel to Greensboro to play the Purple. both aims hinge on top berths this season.

High Point College Purple Panthers Black Bison Panthers Mighty Christians Ralph James Bison Greensboro Purple Whirling Greensboro Bob Jamieson Elon James al Vick

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