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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1949
Page
9
Chicago observers count twenty six different managers who have led their baseball teams to World Series championships in the 45 seasons the event has been contested.
Ed Hickey addressed North Carolina coaches at the first annual clinic in Guilford College gym outlining fast break tactics and set plays. A. J. Hap Perry of Chapel Hill was named executive secretary of the coaches association while football sessions run from tomorrow through Thursday with speakers Blott and Franka.
A string of business names from High Point area venues appears, listing stores, eateries, service stations, pool halls, clubs, and hotels. The compilation includes trade names such as AKERS WINE SHOP, BLUE MOON, SHERATON HOTEL, SEDGEFIELD DAVIS FOOD CENTER, DICK'S GROCERY, PARAMOUNT BILLIARDS, and WEAVER'S PLACE among others. The list reflects a cross section of local commerce and social spots in the era.
Favorite Charles, a 5 to 18 choice over Gus, battles battle scarred Gus as Lesnevich nears 35. Pay fights since 1934, stopped three times by Steele Oma and Woodcock. Promoters bank on radio only sales with about 40,000 in the till at Philadelphia for Robinson Gavilan bout. gross could reach about 150,000 with over 20,000 tickets sold. New York Giants’ McGraw and Joe McCarthy notable pennant track records.
The Greensboro News reports a coaches clinic sponsored by the North Carolina coaches association drawing about thirty percent more than expected on opening day. High Point YMCA sessions train football players including a Duke University bound tackle, with plans for bigger attendance as Greensboro Guilford County links grow. Idaho is noted to contain 22,000,000 acres of trees.
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