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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1941

Page

8

Five Of Best Players Are Picked Now

Carolina Duke Wake Forest and State all have potential All-America contenders as practice nears. Dunkie Suntheimer Luch Watts Polanski Cathey Storer highlighted. Davidson silent. North Carolina football history noted with several Tar Heel standouts from Duke and UNC early All-America precedents.

Carolina Duke Wake Forest State Davidson Frank B. Gilbreth Raleigh All America Madry University of North Carolina Harry Dunkie Carl Suntheimer Lach Steve Luch Dick Watts Jawn Polanski Bob Cathey Moffatt Storer North Carolina Allameericas Walter Camp Gerade Odd Eek Associated Press Camp Tar Heel Freddie Crawford George Barclay Ace Parker Andy Bershak Paul Severin Messrs Watts Polanski Cathey Durham Sontheimer Storer Parker Barclay Drum

Dodgers and Cards clash as Knot Hole Gang packs outfield

Brooklyn faces St Louis in a crucial National League doubleheader while the Knot Hole Gang, 0 to 16 year olds, hold regular seats in the outfield. Club president Larry MacPhail says giving up the seats would cost 12 000 to 15 000 but the gesture aids loyal, passionate fans. In Omaha, the National Amateur Golf Championship begins with 143 competitors in 18 holes of 36. Favorites include Chick Evans praising Johnny Goodman, with Evans predicting a 160 score to win and noting Winged Foot’s tougher setup. Chapman returns to defend his title as contenders like Ward Billows and Harry Todd enter the chase.

Brooklen Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Knot Hole Larry MacPhail Omaha Neb Field Club Goodman Charles Chick) Evans Johnny Goodman Chick Johnny Evans Miapman Winged Foot Dick Chapman W. R. (Duff) McCullough Philadelphia Chapman Army Marvin Bud) Ward Spokane Wash Ray Billows New York Harry Todd Texas

Durham Bulls Fall To Portsmouth In Opener

The Durham Bulls lost 3-0 to Portsmouth as Ktrauss yielded six hits in a strong start. In the nightcap, the Cubs won 4-3. Richmond beat Norfolk 8-3 behind Lin Watkins, who earned his 11th win. Swamp Norwood, Celt, went 3-for-4 with a homer. Greensboro defeated Charlene 6-5 and 3-0, snapping the Hornets five-game streak.

Charlotte Durham Bulls Dodgers Joop Ktrauss Durham Portsmouth Cubs Lin Watkins Richmond Norfolk Swamp Norwood Celt Colts Johnny Bianco Greensboro Charlence Hornets Ken Heist Gentil Mel Deutsch

Major Leaders in Baseball and College All-America Hint

A compressed roundup lists major league batting leaders and pitching leaders with names such as DiMaggio, Travis, and Keller, plus NL standouts like Mize and Reiser. The fragment also includes an anecdote about a Duke player and a jab at an All-America tag, suggesting unsettled debates for 1941.

Standings and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues

North State League shows no games yesterday while Kannapolis Salisbury Thomasville and others host upcoming matchups. Piedmont League lists Greensboro and Durham wins with Charlotte and Richmond results. Bi-State League features Martinsville Danville Sanford and Mount Airy with today’s Mount Airy at Martinsville game. Standings include Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and others with today’s schedule: St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at New York.

Etten Philadelphia Hopy St. Lewis Hack Chicago Reiser Brooklyn Mize St. Louis Camille Litwhiler Whire Hopp Slaughter Brokelyn Elliott Pittsbrgh Canjllli New York Nicholson Frey Cincinnati Handley Pittsburgh iBased Deelstans i— Riddle Cincinnati White Kannapolis Salisbury Thomasville Mooress Me Concord Aa Lexington An ATZ Coaleence Landis Vac Todans Lexington Cooleemec Mooresville Rhamapoli Concord Landisay Thomasville Greensboro Charlotte Durham Portsmouth Richmond Norfolk Creeensboro Whnaton Martinsville Danville Sanford Leaisville Sus Leaksville Mount Atry MES Mount Airy Martinssile Teaksv St.Louis Boston Clug Racknati Cincase Washington Detroit Cleveland Lourr Baeee Philadelonia

Bobby Jones Wins Glorious Victory

Bobby Jones, 39, returned from near retirement to beat Henry Picard 2 up in Detroit, lifting the challengers to a 32 32 victory over Capt. Walter Hagen’s Ryder Cup team. Craig Wood, Ben Hogan, Jim Demaret, Clayton Heafner, and Denny Shute also won for the challengers, while Ralph Guldahl, Dick Metz, and others claimed copper victories.

Detroit Bobby Jones Golfdam Georgia Henry Picard Walter Hagen Detroit Golf Club Chhallengers Hagen Reder Coppers- Jones Bath Craig Wood Vic Ghezzi Ben Hogan Byron Nelson Jimny Demaret Paul Runyan Clayton Heafner Horton Smith Denny Shute Harold Jug) McSpaden Ralph Guldahl Dick Metz Coppers Guldahl

LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT SLATED FOR TOMORROW

New York August 25 A Madison Square Garden ring showdown looms as light heavyweights Tam i Mauriello and Gus Lesnevich prepare for a 15 round world title bout. The bout promises a complete championship decision rather than a fraction of it. Also notes a shift in Raleigh softball tournament dates to Wednesday.

New York Madison Square Garden Iuok Tami Mauriello Gus Lesnevich

Minor League Results from Various Leagues

Reported scores across INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION EASTERN LEAGUE and related standings. Highlights include Milwaukee 8-9 Indianapolis 7-12 Columbus 21-5 St Paul 4-1 Los Angeles 6-2 San Diego 8-2 Birmingham 7-2 New Orleans 6-2 Albany 12-3 Hartford 14-5 Williamsport 4-4 and other scattered results.

Newark Jersey City Rochester Buffalo Toronto Montreal Syracuse Mibwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Columbus St. Paul Toledo Minneapolis Los Angeres Oakland San Diego Portland Hollywood San Francisco Sacramento Seattle Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Knoxville Little Rock Memphis Birmingham New Orleans Sinning Birighamton Springfield

Merchant's Night At Tville Thursday

High Point merchants plan free ticket distribution for Thursday night’s game as the Thomasville Tommies host the Salisbury Giants in a North Carolina State League contest. Officials expect a record crowd, with national defense bonds and stamps promoted as part of the event and sponsor details to be announced tomorrow.

High Point Finch Field Thomasville Tommies Salisbury Giants North Carolina Thomasville Merchants National Defense

Semi-Pro Tournament Enters Second Week in North Carolina

In Burlington on August 25 the NC Initational Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament opens week two with Landis Indians vs Ramseur and Morris Novelty of Martinsville Va versus Red Springs Red Robins. First round results show Glencoe Mills of Burlington beat Mineola 16 6 and Burlington Mills defeated Kernersville 10 0.

Burlington North Carolina Landis Indians Ramseur Morris Novelty Martinsville Red Springs Red Robins Glencoe Mills Mineola Gibsonville Burlington Mills Kernersville

Western Gridders Unhurt By Draft Eleven Major

West Coast college football faces minimal draft disruption as 21 players across 11 major institutions are lost. Stanford and California expect full rosters, while USC mourns coach Jones and notes several enlistees. UCLA and others report few first string losses, with many players remaining in school.

West Coast Russ Newland San Francisco Pacific Stanford Nebraska Clark Shaughnessy Edwin N. Atherton University of California Jim Jurkovich Fisnish University of Southern California Howard Harding Jones Trojan Army Air Corps Kay ‘Woods Roy Jerry Bowman Hal Williams University of California At Los Angeles Dave Gaston Navy Dale Tipton Jackie Bob Cantwell Jack Kinney Maurice Stacy University of Washington Oregon State College University of Idaho Jose Bob Rampo Bud ‘English Vernon Cutts Les Bartholdi National Guard Idaho George Whitlock Chester Long

Goodman Dominates as Omaha Open Highlights Graysons

Johnny Goodman, famed for mastering the field course, is praised by players and observers for his national amateur championship form at the Omaha Field Club layout. The piece recalls past near misses by Dick Chapman and notes Goodman's prior Open and Amateur titles as evidence of his seasoned mastery of the course.

New York Times Highlights Senior Women's AAU Swim Meet

The Senior Women's National AAU swimming meet held August 5 to 17 remains a national interest item. The New York Times Rotogravure section published a full page of action pictures, notably Helen Orlenkovich performing a one and a half cutaway from the three meter board.

New York Times Helen Orlenkovich International News Service Ouly Ineet

Case Twins Beat Brothers In City Golf Tournament

The Case twins defeated Frank and Ansel Snow to advance in the city golf tournament at Blair Park. Round pairings show Tom Case and George Case winning in the championship flight, with other matches in consolation and first flights, all needing completion by Wednesday.

City Blair Park Case Frank Ansel Snow Jimny Crichton Tom Case Snow George Case Avery Beck Frank Wood Buster Moffitt Avery Bock Olin Davis Nelson Zachery bin Snow Charles Gibson Charles Fiendrix J. C. Seivhrest H. M. Raper RG. Garland Rainey Farr JA. Oliver

National Legion Junior tourney moves to semis

Miles City Mont Aug 23 San Diego California and Flint Michigan reach the national semi finals of the American Legion Junior baseball tournament after San Diego wins the Western sectional title by beating Tulsa Oklahoma and Flint wins Section C by defeating Gastonia North Carolina. The Section B champion, to be decided in Columbia South Carolina, advances to the finals on a bye.

Miles City Mont San Diego Calif Flint Mich American Legion Tulsa Okla Charlotte N.C Gastonia Columbia S. C

Giants' Leemans to Open Dry Cleaning Business in Washington

Pro football note reports New York Giants backfield ace Tuffy Leemans will launch his third dry cleaning establishment in Washington on September 1, the same day Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers opens a $75,000 bowling alley in Green Bay.

Wnashington Tufffy Leemans New York Ace Don Hutson Packers Green Bay

Jimmy Webb in Pittsburgh and sports oddities

A fragmented column notes Jimmy Webb in Pittsburgh and belter Brown disrupting actions while jokes about submarines at New London hint at possible Harvard Yale race disruption. It discusses Elis versus Johnnies with underwater help, Polo Grounds woes, and a Harlem horse show with Joe Louis training. Also mentions Athens and Cesland hosting a memorial dinner for Oscar Vutt.

Jimmy Webb Pittsburgh Belter Brown Soene New London Elis Johnnies Polo Grounds Planis Harlem Joe Louis Lou Neva Athens Rute Cesland Oscar Vutt

Dodgers Rally To 3-2 Victory In Darkened Finish

In a tense doubleheader at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn Dodgers fight back to beat St Louis 3-2 as Whit Wyatt delivers a pinch free swing for a late single after Peewee Reese and Mickey Owen set up two bunt plays. Wyatt earns his 17th win, Pollet superb for St Louis.

Judson Bailey Associated Press St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbetsfield Whitlow Wyatt Brooklyn Carnals St. Louis Dodgers Wyatt Howard Pollet Redbirds Peewee Reese Mickey Owen

Whirlaway Seeks Seabiscuit Money Record Lead

Chicago August 25. Whirlaway, Calumet colt, won 14975 in Washington Park American Derby to push total earnings to 320611, chasing Seabiscuit's 437730 record. Seabiscuit remains top earner, followed by Sun Beau Equipoise Gallant Fox and Challedon.

Chicago Whirlaway Warren — Wright Seabiscuit Calumet Washington Park Biscuit Sun Beau Equipoise Gallant Fox Challedon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Americ Goodwin L. E. Skelley The Williams Travis Ruis—Dimaggio DiMaggra Keller DiMaggio Dougles Judnich St. Luis Tripitt Heath Honermans Cese Kubel Pitthing Gomes Ruffing Jim Chapel Hill Joe Engel Earl Mann Atlanta Crackers Southern Association Engel Buck Marrow Mann Jones United Service Organizations T'ville High Point Merchants Mexico Egypt Grayson Omaha Field Club North Shore Art Doering George Dawson Marvin Ward Alderwood Ore Bud Ward Mose Brown N.Y Case Twins National Legion Leo Durocher Durocher Ernie White REDS Cincinnati Reds New York Giants Phillies Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Braves New York Yankees White Sox Charley Keller St. Louis Browns Washington Senators al Benton Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Nirby Pirates Brooklum
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