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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1948

Page

8

Grantland Rice’s sports picks stir debate on Justice omission

A sportswriting veteran faced scrutiny for leaving Charlie Justice off a team while praising Doak Walker and praising Carolina figures. The debate centers on Rice’s judgment and his long career behind critics, with mentions of Wismer and Doak Walker.

Grantland Rice Charlie Justice Harry Wismer ABC Tar Heels Durham Haw Doak Walker

County basketball fans await bright days and new gyms

The Enterprise notes growing basketball interest in Trinity and Jamestown with upcoming gym openings and broader seating, while High Point high school faces seating limits and approves broadcast of schedules.

Rivalry Hangs on New Elon Gym Seating Prospects

Last year Bob Jameison and Tony Sim eon moved the High Point Greensboro game to High Point College but many fans were left outside. No solution in sight for this year. Elon completes a new gymnasium seating about 4 000 which could renew Whit ies and Bison rivalry next winter.

Bob Jameison Tony Simeon High Point

High Point Boxers Edge Pointers In Winston-Salem

Coach Jack Smith says his High Point YMCA pugilists were robbed as all but one bout fell in Winston-Salem last Saturday. He still believes the Pointer team will be potent by tournament time and notes a clash with Charlotte’s Y in Charlotte on Saturday.

Jack Smith High Point Y. M. C. A Winston-Salem Jack High Point Charlotte’s Y Sluggers Queen City

NFL magnates downplay attendance hits this season

National Football League magnates say gate receipts are down only five to seven percent, while amusement enterprises report losses of 25 percent or more. The piece also notes college bowl tie-ins for Oklahoma teams and the Cornell basketball squad, alluding to fraternity ties among players.

New York Upheo Amusement Enterprises Oklahoma Aggies William and Mary Aggie Oklahoma City Cornell Psi Upsilon

Clemson coach riffs at pep rally on ownership of wins

Frank Howard spoke at a student pep rally and said the team will try to win, players will do their best, and emphasized ownership of success. He contrasted last year’s bad games with this season, noting when the team wins it is yours and when they lose it is mine.

Frank Howard Clemson

Pitcher Harry Perkowski shines in Tulsa and Reds camp link

Harry Perkowski, a left handed pitcher with a 22 9 record for Tulsa last season, set a Texas league pinch hit record with 15 hits in 30 pinch appearances for a .500 average. The piece also notes kinship among players across colleges and teams including Mississippi center candidate Ken Terry and rival Don Blanchard, plus brothers Bill Bob and Dale Bos in Kalamazoo Hope and Alma colleges, and mentions Harry Boykoff's career move and judo interest.

Harry Perkowski Cincinnati Reds Tulsa Harry Ken Terry Mississippi Memphis Bill Don Blanchard Army Doc Bill Bos Kalamazoo College Bob Hope College Dale Alma College Harry Boykoff St. John’s Brooklyn Waterloo Iowa Pinky George

First Wake Forest Baylor Meeting Opens New Year

The New Year's Day game in Birmingham Alabama marks the first football meeting between Wake Forest and Baylor, two Baptist institutions among the world’s largest.

Wake Forest Birmingham Ala Baylor

State Carolina Win Cage Games State

In New York, St. John’s of Brooklyn improved to 4-0, beating Denver 72-67 after a 48-48 regulation draw and earning an overtime win as Don Noonan delivered a crucial late shot. Colgate edged NYU 64-63, while Ohio State routed Marquette 72-47 and Indiana beat Michigan State 48-36. North Carolina and NC State posted wins as Phillips Oilers menaced Texas State.

Don Noonan St. John’s Colgate New York University Curt Norris NYU Baylor Ohio State Marquette Minnesota Nebraska Indiana Michigan State Purdue Detroit Dartmouth Vermont St. Francis Brooklyn John Marshall Brigham Young Muhlenberg State Carolina

Savold Loses London Bout on Technicality

Bruce Woodcock defeated Lee Savold by disqualification in the fourth round at Harringay arena, denying Savold a world title shot against Joe Louis. Savold was dominant early, but Woodcock suffered a nosebleed and an eight count before the foul decision stunned about 11,000 spectators. Promoter Jack Solomons floated a Louis match in London next summer as experts questioned Woodcock’s championship prospects.

William N. Oatis London Bruce Woodcock Joe Louis Lee Savold Louis Woodcock Harringay News Chronicle Jack Solomons New York 20Th Century Sporting Club Solomons Savold Frank Butler Express Page John MacAdam Page Four Lainson Wood Telegraph Geoffrey Simpson Mail Clifford Webb Herald Sam Russell Bill Daly James Butler

Wichita Awarded National Tourney Through 1951

The National Basketball Congress awarded the national non professional tournament to Wichita Kansas for 1949 and the next two years. The event will run August 15 to 31 in Wichita after previously being held in Kansas City for 14 years. The 1950 and 1951 tournaments are also slated for Wichita.

Minneapolis National Basketball Congress Wichita Kans Kansas City Miami Fla

Wolfpack Rout Colonials In Net Return To SEC Crown Quest

North Carolina State downed George Washington 66 to 37 in its first conference game of the 1948-49 season with Dickey scoring 15 points. North Carolina also beat Elon 66-32 as part of a busy loop schedule with four more interleague games on tap.

North Carolina State Wolfpack George Washington Colonials Washingtonians State Dick Dickey N. C. State Bill Cantwell George Washington North Carolina Elon William and Mary Norfolk Naval Air Station Williamsburg Davidson McCrary Eagles Virginia Tech Quantico Marines Wake Forest Camp Lejeune

Panthers Fall to Chatham in 54-47 Road Loss

High Point College Purple Panthers lost 54-47 to Vee Story led Chatham Blanketeers at Elkin. Story scored 13 creating late defense to deny a Panthers comeback as Gray Cartwright added 14 for High Point. Return match set at Harrison Gym High Point tomorrow at 8 p.m. with junior varsity prelim.

Elkin Carolina Industrial High Point College Purple Panthers Vee Story Chatham Blanketeers Furniture City Panthers High Point Harrison Gymnasium

Snead Mangrum Demaret Favored In Miami Open

In Miami Florida about 145 golfers compete for 75 berths in the $10 000 Miami Open which starts Thursday. Only three top pros are absent from the 1948 finale. Frank Stranahan named man amateur of the year and Snead Mangrum and Demaret are listed as the favorites to win.

Miami Fla Ben Hogan Cary Middlecoff Jim Ferrier Frank Stranahan Sammy Snead Lloyd Mangrum Jimmy Demaret

Clemson Coach Howard Tops Southern Conference Award Night

Frank Howard head coach of the unbeaten Clemson team received the Southern Conference coach of the year award at the Durham meeting. The event honored three players as top blockers and best SEC performer Truett Smith of Mississippi State. The silver cups and medals will be displayed at their schools for a year.

Kenalyta Durham Jacobs Frank Howard Clemson Armory Southern Conference Sports Writers Association Howard Harry Wismer Bob Bowlby North Carolina State Bob Martin State of South Carolina Truett Smith Mississippi State William P. Jacobs, Jr William P. Jacobs

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