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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1944
Page
5
Fights Last Night Across U S Cities
Boxing results from multiple venues show Welch stopping Chmielewski in Portland while Wallace outpoints Sou nd in New Jersey. Dorazio outpoints Bearcat Jones in Philadelphia as Davis defeats Gras, Wills defeats Acosta in Norfolk, Pirrone outpoints Spencer in St Louis, Bell over Jol in Worcester, Gouveia and Luz draw in Taunton, Garner defeats unlisted opponent in Louisville, Al Spencer stops Johnny Gar in San Francisco, Balance beats Robles by technical in Hollywood, Manuel draws Gibson in San Diego, Kahut outpoints Her in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Ed. Leo
Camp Pendleton
Rotten
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Joey Pirrone
Cleve
Gene Spencer
Nathan Logan
Tito Tay
Chicago
Worcester
Mass
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
al Jol
New Orleans
Tony Gouveia
Woodburn
Ore
Pedro Her
Panthers overpower Appalachian 61 to 51 in Harrison gym
High Point College Panthers defeated Appalachian Mountaineers 61 to 51 in Harrison gym, extending a six to four conference record as Nostrand and Porter shared team scoring honors with 11 points each. The crowd included War Records workers, and coach Yow hinted at lineup tweaks for tonight’s Guilford clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountaineers
High Point College Panthers
Harrison
Panthers
Appalachian
Guilford
Evantoot
Yewmen
Nostrand
Panther
Porter
Bowers
Mountaineer Rd
Yow
Taylor
Dawson
Ed Ee
Nee Om
Occvesksns
Younce
Sic
Ivues
Hutchinson
Fiches
Boches
Oe Foster
Marshall
Lorris
Patterson
Shin
Culler and Hawn
Indoor rack meet draws former mayor and boxing talk
New York sports roundup notes former Mayor Jimmy Walker urging support for tonight's indoor track meet and plans for a boxing bout promo in Chicago. Other items include a $10,000 quarter horse challenge, a Great Lakes basketball game proposal, and updates on Babe Ruth and military sports figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Immy Walker
Onohnston
G. Bramham
U 1
Bramham
Joe Welch
Carlsbad
Nogales
Ariz
Jockey Club
Red Cross
Great Lake-Norfolk Naval Training Station
Madison Square Garden
Tami Mauriello-Lee Savold
Chicago
Mike Jacobs
Babe Ruth
Babe
Gus Sonnenberg
Chicago Naval Hospital
Tom Deegan
Fordham
Washington
Army Service Forces
Mitchel Field
N. Y
Marvin
Bud) Ward
San Francisco
Army
South Pacific
Fans Should Know When And Why Officials Disagree
In New York boxing, referees and judges from the state commission have variably scored recent fights, prompting concern about fairness. The writer proposes immediate on‑air disclosure of official vote tallies after each bout to keep fans informed and boxing clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill. Corim
the Enterprise
New York
M. S. Garden
N. Y
Nat Fleischer
Boxing Writers
Nat
Joe Doats
Mairzy Doats
Gen. Phelan
Commission
Tar Heels Send Mile Relay Team To Millrose Event
North Carolina will send its four man relay squad to the Millrose Relays in New York on Saturday night. Captain Jim Kelly, Walter Galliford, Ted Shultz, Julian McKenzie, and Don Nelson plus one alternate travel to face Princeton Pennsylvania and Williams in the one mile relay. Galliford holds the Virginia state 100 yard dash record. Shultz tied for first in the 100 yard dash at the conference meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charlotte
Charleston
8. C
East Guard Beach Patrol
517Th Parachute Infantry
Camp Mackall
Coast Guard
Charleston Golden Howes
Fort Bragg
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Millrose
New York
Tar Heels
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Williams
Dale Rawson
Jim Kelly
Walter Galliford
Ted Shultz
Julian McKenzie
Don Nelson
Shultz
Kelly
Nelson
McKenzie
Galliford
Virginia
Junior High Cagers Defeat Faculty 36 to 30
The Junior High team coached by Tony Cernugel used a fast break offense to beat the Junior High Faculty 36 to 30 before 650 fans. Hartley Cooper Kennedy and McGhee delivered a third period surge while Dean Pruette and the faculty rallied in the final quarter to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cernugel
Hartley
Cooper
Kennedy
McGhee
Dean Pruette
Cerruge
Highs Down Charlotte 45 To 20 In Basketball
Highs beat Charlotte 45 to 20 as Bison outpace Streaks from halftime onward. Walker led with 13 points, McDonald and Collins added 10 and 9, while Mendler was out for Central and Salisbury High trounced Salisbury 8. Reynolds to meet the Bison in a loop game Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bison
Charlotte
Central High
Ame
Rac Ro
Boke
Atel Walker
Central
Lew Mendler
Curt McDonald
Collins
Walker
Cathey
Lisbury
Salisbury
Rey
Reynolds
Pas
F—Mcdonald
F—Collins
Moseley
Long
G—Sullivan
Foreman
Embler
von Druble
Stone
Presnell
Land
Carson
Chapman
High Point
Dorais Doubts Far West Coast Grid Loop Feasible
PORTLAND Ore Feb 5 Charles E Gus Dorais coach of the Detroit Lions doubts the Far West has enough population for a postwar Pacific Coast pro football league. He says San Francisco and Los Angeles are natural choices for the western division of the National Professional circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Charles E
Gus) Dorais
Detroit Lions
Far West
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baseball Moguls Meet To Solve Post War Problems
Baseball leaders gather in New York to chart the postwar future. Landis and a major minor plan committee face peacetime issues like absorbing servicemen and reshaping league boundaries. Meetings span minor leagues, international leagues, and upcoming scheduling, with key figures including Ford, Trautman, Dickey, and Rickey shaping the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
New York
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
George Trautman
American Association
Ford
Sam Headon
St. Louis
International League
Springfield
Mass
Wilport
New York Baseball Writers
Bill Dickey
Branch Rickey
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Buffalo
Champs
Ed Levy
Newark
Ohio State
Revolta Tops Phoenix Open Field with 66
Johnny Revolta fired a five under par 66 to lead the Phoenix Open second round in Phoenix Ariz. He sits two strokes ahead of Les Kennedy of Saylesville R I and Barney Clark of Denver who both posted 68. Craig Wood 69 and W A Stackhouse 69 follow as leaders among pros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Revolta
Les Kennedy
Saylesvile
Barney Clark
Denver
Wood
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Nelson
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Harry
Minneapolis
Joe Kirkwood
Philadel
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Milt Coggons
Jack Harden
el Paso
Texas
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Dixie Davis Former Browns Pitcher Dies at 51
Dixie Davis 51 former St Louis Browns pitcher died en route to a hospital in Raleigh. He played from 1920 to 1926 and lived in Virgilina Virginia and Oxford North Carolina where he had a tobacco business in recent years. Funeral set for Virgilina at 3 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie) Davis
St. Louis Browns
Raleigh
Frank
Virgilina
Donnelly Ready to Deploy Key Ohio Cities
Donnelly says he has Zanes ville Newark Lima Marion Springfield and Middletown ready to go signaling planned actions across multiple Ohio locations.
Wanamaker Mile Shares Spotlight With Mel Sheppard 600
Two sets of swift twins figure in Millrose Night at Madison Square Garden. Ross Hume and brother Robert form Michigan’s two mile relay team while Maurice and Stanton Callender run the one mile. Jim Herbert seeks fifth Mel Sheppard 600 title against Ufer Nowicki Fulton Grohsberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker Mile
Mel Sheppard
Harold Claassen
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ross Hume
Michigan
Gil Dodds
Bill Hulse
Robert
New York University
Maurice
Stanton Callender
Army
Notre Dame
Midwest
Dodds
Hulse
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Pion
Jim Herbert
Bob Ufer
Joe Nowicki
Rochester
Johnny Fulton
Stanford
Charles Grohsberger
Barney Ewell
Penn State
Bill Vessie
MPs and Amos Reach Semi finals in YMCA Invite
Amos Hosiery and the MP team defeated Davis Townsend and Burtner to reach the Class A semi finals, set to begin Monday. Marsh and Erlinger led a Class B push with a 52-35 win over Waughtown, while Military Police beat Burtner 73-57 in the featured game behind Mannken's 20 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gibson
Amos
BTC 10
Davis-Townsend
Burtner
Marsh and
Erlanger
Waughtown
YMCA
Lexington
Herb Carroll
Mara
Burter
John Mannhem
Georgetown
Greensboro
Furnituremen
Mannken
Geatee Jourgensen
Marsh
Baptists
Cernugel
Spen
Sporting Marsh
Hasty
Kange
Coat
Coat & Rcsuridveeecy
Sink
Neennesen Ae c L. Sink
McGinn
Cecil
Issesees & Mead & Moore
Talbert
Amos Hosiery
Davis T
Carroll
Crote P
Searee
C Wright
Conrad G
Thomas
Smith G Grissom
Can
Kearney
Amos—Hedrick
Richard
Davis Townsend—Young
Regana
Brc
Burnie
Wilson
Jourgensen P
Limekey
Laake c
Mahnken
Halperic
Walden
Page O Murphy
Tomlinsor
BTC
Hensel
Burtner—Wright
Frazier
Oneeees
P Boggs
Hoots
Berry
Kimball
Finlayson
Beck
Record Power Output in Canada for 1943
Canada generated more than forty billion kilowatt hours of electricity in 1943. New hydro installations added 1,002,273 horsepower, per T. A. Crerar, minister of mines and resources. Industry also claims a lightweight plastic from waste potato pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
T. A. Crerar
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