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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1949

Page

8

Bison Gridders Open Fall Work

Head coach Tony Simeon leads the 1949 Bison in the first fall practice at senior high field with about 55 players. Only nine lettermen back, eight roster gaps to fill, and 33-man final squad by September 1 as the team aims for nine wins and two losses. Bobby Joe Mickey returns in the backfield with Charles Martin and Ken Yarborough anchoring the line. conditioning drills pervade the session with Bowen and two assistants aiding.

Tony Simeon Bison Simeon Byrd Reidsville Bobby Joe Mickey Charles Martin Ken Yarborough Carroll Bowen

Net action pairings set for city seniors tennis tourney

Defending champion Norm Wiley has a bye in the opening round as the annual city-wide seniors tennis event kicks off this week. By Saturday August 20 contesters must have played. Men singles lead, followed by doubles and women’s matches with pairings including Wayne Lauler Burgess Leonard Jake Steele Craig Kester Tom Ellis Richard Short Arnold Koonce Roy Hauser Howard Bradner Frazier Ralph Gurley Bill Hylton Irby Dawson Tom Asbury.

Norm Wiley Wayne Lauer Burgess Leonard Jake Steele Craig Kester Tom Ellis Richard Short Arnold Koonce Roy Hauser Howard Bradner

Bulldogs To Open State In New Stadium

Thomasville high school opens the 1949 football season in a new Memorial Park stadium under lights. Barnum Springs High will travel to Thomasville for the opener. The field is ready, lights to be installed next week, and a metal fence contract is let. Temporary seating will host 1,000 to 2,000 fans this inaugural game.

Thomasville Memorial Park Bulldogs Barnum Springs High School

Public Parks Tennis Championship Opens in Frick Park

Pittsburgh Aug. 13 Twenty matches form the opening program of the National Public Parks tennis championships at Frick Park tomorrow. Eighteen men’s singles and two women’s matches make up the eight day event with stars from 33 cities. Willis Anderson of Los Angeles, 1948 National Park champion, heads the men’s seeds. No North Carolinian is seeded.

Pittsburgh Frick Park Willis Anderson Los Angeles

Baseball Clinic Slated Monday By Hi-Toms At High Point

Jimmy Gruzdis manager of the Thomasville Hi-Toms leads a Monday morning baseball clinic at High Point High School athletic field. Sponsored by the Hi-Toms city recreation department and The Enterprise, the event expects about 1000 boys from across the area. Notables include Cliff Bolton catching Al Darlett pitching Bill Dornbusch outfield Vann Harrington infield, with Gruzdis demonstrating hitting.

Jimmy Gruzdis Thomasville High Point Hi- Toms Hi-Toms City Recreation Department Enterprise Sports Department High Point Cliff Bolton al Darlett Bill Dornbusch Vann Harrington Gruzdis Shore Neal Landis Lee Killian Lou Owens Pete Williams Herman Niehaus

Sportswriters Name Tops In All Star High School Play

Greensboro article names Charlie Smith of Wilmington and Warren Russell as the most outstanding participants in All-Star schoolboy games. Smith led the Eastern All-Star football team to a 20-7 upset win over the West and edged Hower Brewer for the top football honor with six votes. Russell topped in basketball amid strong competition for the overall best player.

Greensboro Charlie Smith Wilmington Warren Sonny) Russell Smith Russell Smith Quar Brewer

Standings and schedules from the baseball game day

The standings show Boston 5 Washington 1 in 12 innings and New York 9 Philadelphia 7 with other results. Postponements due to rain affect Cleveland-Chicago and Boston at Philadelphia while several doubleheaders are listed and minor league scores appear for Statesville, Concord, Mooresville, and more.

Boston Washington New York Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis Porterfield Reynolds Ve Brissie Keliner Welk Calvert Parnell Dobson Drews Garver Houtteman Hutchinson Chicago Cleveland Pierce Heafner Lemon Garcia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Etroit Brooklyn Sain Vse Hoe Roberts Meyer Hartung Koslo Raffensberger Peterson Vy Rush Lehmitz Chambers Pollet

Hi-Toms Triumph in 14-Inning Overtime Victory

The Thomasville High Point Hi-Toms defeated Landis 5-4 in 14 innings at Finch Field. Relief pitcher Lynn Southworth earned the win in his 16th decision, while Lee Killian pitched seven strong relief innings for Landis.

Finch Field Thomasville High Point Hi-Toms Landis Lynn Southworth Invaders Lexington Athletics al Jarrett Art Williamson Bob Deese Niehaus Deese Bolton Hi-Toms Fred Chapman Dick Strickler Bob Palmer Strickler Chapman Bill Dornbusch Eddie Mathews Pete Williams Williams Finchers Ho Barrett Connell Williamson WeSe Seer Chapman Russell Tacovello Wood Palmer Killian Il-Toms RBI Petters Willams Dornbusch Hr—Niehaus Williamson Harrington S—Williams Dbp Barrett Harrington Southworth Balk

North State conference praised for football parity and hidden strength

The article argues the North State conference offers redeeming features and strong football programs like Catawba, noting smaller schools can produce top players. It cites Homer Brewer and Curt McDonald as examples and compares attitudes to "it can't be done" with calls for improved visiting-team accommodations. It also covers a local golf final between Marvin Boggs and Tommy Langley and a Hi-Toms versus Spinners baseball game highlight.

Marvin Boggs Tommy Langley

Siler City Captures North Carolina Semi-Pro Crown

Siler City defeated Yadkin 7 to 1 to win the North Carolina semipro championship in Asheboro. The win seals eligibility for nationals in Wichita Kansas as Hill Allen Koontz Buckner and N Payne contributed for the champions while Yadkin scored first inning runs.

Siler City Asheboro North Carolina Yadkin Wichita Kansas Hill Allen Koontz Buckner N. Payne

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