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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1946

Page

8

Big Glenn Painter Earns Trophy at Local College

Big Glenn Painter receives the American Business club trophy as most valuable football player at the local college. He thanks teammates, jokes about his speech, and praises their teamwork amid a lively chapel moment. The piece also previews tonight’s Duke Blue Devils vs High Point College Purple Panthers basketball game sponsored by the Exchange Club for the Stocking Fund.

Glenn Painter American Business Club Big Chief Glenn High Point College High Point College Purple Panthers High Point Ed Mendenhall A. B. Club

Hooper Will Miss Game in Arlington Preview

The Black Bison prepare to host Washington and Lee high of Arlington with coach Tony Simeon banking on familiar plays and a tough defense. Co Captain Donald Hooper will not play as he trains for Shrine bowl duties in Charlotte. Arlington features quarterback Roger Grottum wing Jerry Fields and spin Dickie Lewis in back of strong offense. McGhee returns to High Point backfield after missing Winston-Salem game boosting Bison morale.

Bison Washington and Lee High Arlington Virginia Tony Simeon Donald Hooper Charlotte Roger Grottum Jerry Fields

Mike Jacobs Falls Gravely Ill After Cerebral Hemorrhage

Mike Jacobs a leading boxing promoter of the 1930s is gravely ill at St. Clare's hospital after collapsing from a cerebral hemorrhage near Madison Square Garden. Dr. Vincent Nardiello reports signs of possible improvement if his condition stabilizes within 36 hours, though he remains in a grave state. Jacobs has long controlled champions from heavyweight to lightweight since hiring Joe Louis in the mid thirties.

Mike Jacobs New York Horatio Alger Ralph Henry Barbour Michael Straus Mike) Jacobs St. Clare’s Hospital Madison Square Garden Vincent Nardiello Jacobs State Athletic Commission Yester Joe Louis Twentieth Century Sporting Club Nardiello Capitol Theater

Industrial Basketball game report with scattered player stats

The manuscript notes an Industrial Basketball matchup between VFW and Highland with player tallies for Harris Rothrok Upton Walker Sotherne Fxwrthg Collins Pugh Hoover Uprit Levina white McDucky Grante Andring Whitte totaling 13835 29 and 215 8 47 at halftime score 12-12. Free throws missed by Walker Harris B Upton Southern Collins McDonald with officials Cook and Hédrick.

V.fw Msomland Harris Rothrok Upton

Man Collapses En Route to Miami Vacation Prep

After shopping at four nearby men’s haberdashers for a Miami trip, a man collapsed in a building. His chiropractor friend, Dr. Nardiello, was alerted and emergency services rushed him to the hospital by ambulance.

Miami Dr. Nardiello Mike

Coaches General Agreement on Grid Rules In AP Poll

College football coaches broadly back the existing rules but call for tweaks. Princeton's Charles Caldwell seeks elimination of the five yard offside penalty on contact, while Columbia's Lou Little backs moving out of bounds after plays to 20 yards.

Harold Claassen New York Associated Press Charles Caldwell Princeton Lou Little Columbia Caldwell Virginia Virgnia

Wagner Wins Second Place In Contest

L. D. Wagner initially announced as winner of the 10th prize tied for first with Wilson Dillon by solving 151 of 200 games correctly. Statisticians noted Dillon’s closer alignment to total point differences keeps him as grand prize winner. Wagner receives a duplicate second prize valued at $50 in trade. S. E. Burton also receives the second prize as originally announced.

L. D. Wagner Wilson Dillon Dillon Wagner E. Burton

Gridiron rule talk splits coaches over substitutions

A. B Alexander of Georgia Tech opposes free substitution citing bench coaching abuse and player specialization. Fritz Crisler of Michigan Howie Odell Yale and Dana X Bible Texas favor free substitution with Crisler proposing three players per change. Bernie Bierman Minnesota suggests eliminating the clock and using 40 plays per quarter. A proposal would deaden the ball on a blocked or fumbled try. A London resident places large Deaf signs on his deaf white cat.

Fritz Crisler Michigan Howie Odell Yale Dana X. Bible Texas Crisler Bernie Bierman Minnesota

Nightly College Basketball Scores From AP

Last night games include Chicago Loyola 84 over Illinois Tech 40. City College of New York 46 over Idaho 35. Texas Wesleyan 44 over Tulsa 42. Texas 66 over North Texas State 40. Oklahoma Aggies B 35 over Oklahoma Baptist 24. Cincinnati 386 over Ky Wesleyan 64. Bowling Green 63 over Kent State 47. Wilmington Ohio 47 over Bliss B C Finlay 44. Wooster 37. Rhode Island State 120 over Arnold 57. North Carolina State 63 over Cherry Point Marines 33. Prot 50 over Brooklyn Poly 47.

Finlay Wooster Rhode Island State Arnold North Carolina State Cherry Point Marines Prot Rooklyn Poly

Phillies to Train At Clearwater Fla For 1947 Season

The fifth place Philadelphia Phillies will train in Clearwater Florida starting Feb. 24 to prepare for a bid toward the first division in 1947. Manager Ben Chapman will lead the club as 30 exhibition games are scheduled with the squad assembling at the Fort Harrison hotel.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Clearwater Fla Babe Alexander Ben Chapman Fort Harrison Hotel

Duke Blue Devils Clash With High Point In Season Opener

The Duke Blue Devils and High Point College Purple Panthers meet tonight in Harrison Gymnasium at High Point to open the cage season and boost the Empty Stocking fund. Duke, Southern Conference champions, is expected to be strong, while High Point, North State champions, relies on a taller squad and players like Jack Hammond and Vincent Cale. The Exchange Club sponsors the game, which starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at downtown drug stores or through Exchange Club members.

High Point College Duke University Blue Devils Harrison Gymnasium Blue Devils Duke Blue Devils High Point College Purple Panthers Devils Duke Durham Panthers Ralph James High Point Jack Hammond Vincent Cale James Hammond Cale Exchange Club

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