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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1946

Page

8

Panthers Rally Past Elon In North State Clash

High Point college’s Purple Panthers defeated Elon 32 to 30 at Harrison Gym. Jack Hammond led with seven points before fouling out, as Cates scored 15 for Elon and Lombardi added seven for High Point. The game featured 41 personal fouls and advances High Point in the conference standings with three upcoming tests against Eastern Carolina Atlantic Christian and Guilford.

Horace Billings Gh Point College Purple Panthers Elon Christians Harrison Gymnasium Panthers Endlaves High Point Elon the Panthers Tn Browers Jack Hammond Preston Russell Lombardi Cates Greenville N. C Eastern Carolina Atlantic Christian Wilson Guilford College JayVees Thomasville High

Allen Jay Takes Class C Title In Gold Medal Play

Allen Jay defeated High Point Junior Varsity 35 28 to win the Class C championship in the Gold Medal tournament at M C A gym. Kenneys Educators led Randleman 44 28 and C Swaim was high scorer with 33. Wachovia Bank beat Pepsi Cola 34 24. H and H Clothing edged Jeff's Drug 40 38 as the day’s card closed.

Allen Jay Kenneys Randleman Boscoe Lindsay Allen Jay High Point School Ly. M.C.A Santy Hustent Ack Ridge Wright Tal- Allen Jay Kenney C. Swaim Achovia Bank Pepsi Cola Girls Wachovia Cola H. and H. Clothin Greensboro Jeff's Drug Store Redwine Magda Grant Ridge Spencer Os Clinard Butts Brewer Bodenheimer Ose Allenday Alfred and Hedrick Heath A. Lovett Brookshire M. Moon P. Moon Daniels Blake Kirkman Jordan Kinney J. Swain Ell Ll Perry Willard Os O Johnson Spaugheae Ham Jones Beeson Henshaw Core G. Swain Os Potter Rancieman Wachovia Ro Eddinger Vv I Marshall Eel James Shoat Ll. Marshall Norman York Cola As Ae. Tt Reich Speas Hardy Shore Tates Belle Tate Sparks Pepsi- Cola Alfred Jeff's Foster Lanford Floyd Surratt M. H. Oling Mann Seabolt Melvin Aynick Baker Veoel Gardner Jett Allred

Phants Blow Hot In Last Of 1st Half

UNC White Phantoms outscored Duke 13-6 in the closing minute of the first half to seize a 21-19 lead, then pulled away for a 54-44 victory in Durham. Horace McKinney led with 21 points and strong defense, while Ed Koffenberger added 16 for Duke. The win ends the first-place tie in the Southern Conference and secures UNC’s top seed for Raleigh tournament play.

Durham University of North Carolina White Phantoms Duke Blue Devils Phantoms A Hillians Posit Raleigh McKinney Someries Throughich Ben Carnevale Ed Koffenberger Dick Culler Howard Hedrick Carolina South Koffenberger White Dillon da A White Phantoms Ga Paxton L Dillon Jordon

First Contingent Of Browns Leave For Spring Training

The St. Louis Browns sent 16 players on the first leg of their spring training trip from St. Louis on February 16. Manager Luke Sewell and 35 players, including pitchers Al Milnar and outfielder Chet Laabs who signed 1946 contracts, joined the traveling party along with pitchers Bob Doyle John Pavlick Stan Ferens Cliff Fannin Sam Zoldak outfielders Al White Glenn McQuillen Joe Grace Bernard Lutz Babe Martin Joe Schultz and Less McGarity. The train departs Wednesday with Tex A will board at .

ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Icher al Milnar Chet Laabs Browns Bob Doyle John Pavlick Stan Ferens Cliff Fannin Sam Zoldak al White Glenn McQuillen

Bison seek West tourney bid after strong season

West leading Bison from High Point high school hope for an Eastern States Basketball Tournament invite in Glens Falls Falls New York. Coach Simeon must lead the team to a Western conference title and state championship to be considered for the national event. The plan includes travel and hotel arrangements for visiting teams and a noncommercial, youth-friendly setup. The Duke Durham tourney and High Point college football also feature in regionals and next season prep.

Bill Currie High Point High School Bison Anthony James Simeon Falls New York Simeon Fi York Takiow Tern LaSalle Military Academy Oakdale L. L Memorial High School West New York N. J Charlotte Greensboro Glens Falls Durham Southern Tony Simeon Black Bison Durham High Point Duke Durham Juniors of Commerce University Gymnasium High Point College Panthers Alth Hn & Point Johnson City Tennessee

Nation's Boxing Promoters Given Verbal Spanking

NBA president Abe J. Greene scolded boxing promoters for lethargy in pursuing top title bouts. He said championships could have been staged nationwide, not in New York only, urging joint promoter efforts to land big fights and keep pace with other sports in the postwar boom.

Ham Washington National Boxing Association Abe J. Greene NBA New York Gus Lesnevich Archie Moore Mike Jacobs Greene

Michigan State Tops Ohio State 64 41 in Lansing

Michigan State college beat Ohio State 64 to 41 in East Lansing to avenge a 64 42 loss earlier this season. The Spartans improved to ten wins eight losses, while Ohio State stood nine and four. Ollie White led with 21 points on nine field goals and three free throws, as the crowd of 7 993 watched a 30 23 halftime lead extend.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State College Ohio State University Spartans Ohio State State Michima State Ollie White Bob Powell

Monarch Butterfly Attacks Alleged Hummingbird Incident

The report notes a monarch butterfly reportedly attacking a hummingbird in an unusual animal interaction. It mentions a praying mantis capable of a rapid movement described as mimicking a man.

Charlotte Golden Gloves entries rise for 11th annual meet

More than 150 entries have been received for the 11th annual Carolinas Golden Gloves and A A U By eyee in Charlotte. Cherry Point's Marines and Berryhill will defend titles with revised lineups. Notable champs returning include Joe Furnes and Joe Rindone, Tommy Summerland, and Leon Thompson. Largest squad, 31 fighters, comes from Fort Bragg 18th Airborne Division. Other teams include Camp Lejeune Marines Camp Butner Florence Kannapolis Winsboro Lumberton Myrtle Beach.

Charlotte Eyee Cherry Point Marines Berryhill Cherry Joe Furnes Joe Rindone Tommy Summerlond Florence

Ohio State Dominates Triangular Swim Meet at West Point

Ohio State’s swimming team swept all nine events at West Point, defeating Army 83 to 41 and North Carolina 36. Hale Hirose led with wins in the 50 and 100 free, while Jack Hill claimed the 220 and 440 freestyles. Dick Fetterman and Jim Councilman set several Buckeyes records as Ohio State posted multiple event wins and a 3:02 300-yard medley relay.

West Point N. Y Ohio State Army North Carolina Buckeyes Cadets Tar Heels Hale H Jack Hill Hirose Hawaii Hill Dick Fetterman Jim Councilman Councilman Fetterman Dan Coolahan Dick Twining Ben Adell Russell Protter Bill LaMar Ted Hobart Ben Ward

Scores at a glance from gold medal tournament night

Last night in the tournament, Allen Jay boys beat Jr. Varsity 35 to 28, Greensboro edged Jeffs 40 to 38, Kenneys girls won 44 to 28 against Randleman, and Pepsi Ola defeated Wachovia 34 to 24.

Allen Jay Varsity Gireensboro Jeff

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