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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1950

Page

8

Military training should not be swayed by football

In a strong letter the author argues that training officers must take precedence over athletic recruitment. He condemns Navy and West Point practice of selecting football players for commissions, calling it wasteful and contrary to duty. The piece cites Davis and Blanchard, notes resignations, and urges prioritizing officer training and combat readiness over sports.

United States Military Academy Naval Academy West Point Annapolis Navy Mr. Davis Doc Blanchard Mr. Blanchard Army

Ward Leads Early In Asheville Golf Round

Harvie Ward Jr of Tarboro led the second 18-hole qualifying round at Biltmore Forest in Asheville with a three under par 68. Dowtin of Asheville and Hill of Greensboro posted 69s to stay close, while Winkenwerder of Asheville and Fullenwider of Jacksonville tied for third with 71s as match play set to begin tomorrow.

Asheville Biltmore Forest Country Club Harvie Ward, Jr Tarboro Chattanooga University of North Carolina Star Biltmore Ward al Dowtin Monty Hill Greensboro Bill Winkenwerder Lane Fullenwider Jacksonville Fla

Patty predicts U S Davis Cup win over Australians

Budge Patty, 26, Wimbledon singles champion, expects the United States to defend the Davis Cup August 25 to 27 at Forest Hills. He predicts a 4-1 victory over Australia, echoing last year's result.

South Orange N. J Budge Patty United States Forest Hills Patty

Seven Teams Arrive for AAU Senior National Swim Meet

The AAU womens senior national swimming meet field takes shape as seven teams and three individual swimmers arrive in High Point. Organizers led by Dick Meisky and Chief Judge Harry Hainsworth finalize paperwork while Barbara Jensen from Crystal Plunge arrives to defend her titles. Thursday heats promise strong local ticket sales and morning events, including the 1500 meter free.

AAU Dick Meisky Ed Aspinal Harry Hainsworth Hainsworth High Point City Lake Pool Aspinal Ft. Lauderdale Fla Worcester Mass Kenosha Wisc Lafayette Country

Don't Cry Joe The Champ Is In Top Shape

Sports writer Jim Hilton notes Joe Louis remains highly active and ready, while challenger Ezzard Charles grapples with a heart injury and timing issues. Mintz argues Louis’s exhibition bouts keep him sharp. Charles trains in Cincinnati and plans to move to Buffalo for the August 15 match prep.

Joe Jim Hilton A. P Pittsburgh Joe Louis Jake Mintz Jake Edward Charles Lane Louis Lee Oma Detroit Tex Sullivan Pat Valentino Charles Ezzard South America Mintz Freddie Beshore Buffalo Cincinnati

No Hit Games by Minors Sweep Across Several Leagues

The report lists eight of the 22 minor league no hit games this season, led by Marlin Stuart of Toledo who perfect pitched June 27 versus Indianapolis. It notes other no hitters by Higbe and Alexander, with multiple leagues like Carolina and South Atlantic posting standout performances and several seven inning no hit efforts counted as regulation games.

New York Marlin Stuart Toledo American Association Indianapolis Detroit Tigers Stuart Kirby Highe Bob Alexander Carolina Rex Barney Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Higbe Giants Minneapolis Columbus Wil Alexander Louisville Milwaukee

Saigh Moves Against Chandler Amid Rumors of Rival Campaign

Reports from Chicago via John Drebinger indicate Fred Saigh, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals, is campaigning to block Commissioner Hap Chandler’s re election. The push may surface at the December owners meeting with a decision due by May 1952.

New York Mid-West Fred Saigh St. Louis Cardinals A. B Happy Cage Saigh Chandler St. Louis Bob Hannegan Sam Breadon

Pirates Cup Opener With Paszek Three Run Homer

In an 8 to 7 victory over the Hi-Toms, the Salisbury Pirates won after a rain delay as John Paszek belted a 400-foot three run homer in the 11th. Bob Denny earned the win in relief as the clubs staged a marathon game that ended after midnight in Salisbury.

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