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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1953

Page

20

College Grid Standouts Looking To Pro Baseball

Three college football stars Harry Agganis Vic Janowicz and Bill Renna land pro baseball chances as Red Sox Pirates and Yankees sign prominent gridiron players. Agganis homered in spring training. Janowicz hit .365 in service baseball. Renna projected to secure a Yankee outfield role amid multi sport talent.

College Oscar Fraley United Press New York Jone Harry Agganis Boston University Red Sox Vic Janowicz Ohio State Prrtes Bill Renna Santa Clara Yankees Big Top al Dark Giants Louisiana State Allie Reynolds Oklahoma M Jackie Jensen Washagtins California Jackie Robinson Joe Black Dodgers Ucla Morgan State Ted Kruszewski Indiana Aggranis Vee B.U Bosox Agganis Red Sox Sarasota Fla Janowicz Pirates Renna Kansas City Yankee

Bison Grapplers Close Season With Jamestown Meet

High Point High School wrestling coach Leon Elis brings the Bison to host Jamestown for the last regular season meet. The Bison beat Statesville 22 to 16 despite handicap from 127 pound contender Howard Haworth unavailable. Defending state champ Don Smith lost in the 112 to 120 pound class to Jim Kiger as Herndon at 134 pounds earned his seventh win and remains undefeated.

Leon Elis High Point High School Jamestown Black Bison Statesville Statesville Matters Bison Howard Haworth Don Smith Jim Kiger E Herndon

Durham Coach Ace Parker Handles Dual Spring Roles

Ace Parker serves as both Assistant Football coach and Head Baseball coach at Durham. He will lead baseball practice in the early afternoon before rejoining the football squad for off season maneuvers.

Durham Ace Parker

Florists Dominate All Star Five In Recreation League Balloting

Florists Top Voting For All Star Five top the league rankings as Smith Flowers captures two first team slots with Jim Lapp and Howard Cross finishing one two. Bottoms-Fiske’s Bunk Kennedy ranks third, followed by Don Hackler and Jim Hinkle. Second team includes Ted Conor Bill Jones Jack Nelson and David Montgomery. Honorable mentions list several players.

Jim Lapp Howard Cross Bottoms- Fiske Bunk Kennedy Don Hackler The Wienieburgers Jim Hinkle Bur-Mil James DeLapp Smith Flowers Bottoms-Fiske Wienteburgers Ted Conor Bill Jones Prospectors Jack Nelson Sylvania David Montgomery Wienteburgere J.C Sylvania Smith Flowers Nelson Cross Gerring Howard Stilley DeLapp Boles Chadwick An Morse MecFarland Wood Goins Bar-Mit Prospectors Chadwick Thompson Fowler Teague Hinkle Kennedy Stroud T Jones Joyce Tuttle Bottoma Fiske McKinnon Pope i Benfield

Pirates Sign Joe Rossi to Boost Roster in 1953

Catcher Joe Rossi signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates to increase the roster to 32 players. The 29-year-old right-hander, who batted .221 for Cincinnati in 1952, will report to spring training in Havana, Cuba. The Pirates also announced George Metkovich accepted terms and will report March 1, after a .271 batting season with 41 RBIs in 1952.

Pittsburgh Joe Rossi Pittsburgh Pirates Bue Rossi Pirates Cal Abrams Gus Bell Cincinnati Reds Pirate Havana Cuba George Metkovich

Duke's Werber Jr. Named Senior Class President

Bill Werber Jr, All-America first baseman for Duke, is elected president of the senior class at the university in Durham North Carolina.

Prexy Durham N. C Bill Werber, Jr Duke Blue Devils

Indoor jumping ace Jay Hall seeks new Indoor Games record

Chapel Hill February 21 Jay Papa Hall the National AAU Indoor champion and record holder in the non-conference high jump aims for a new Games record at the 18th annual Indoor Games in Woollen Gym. He'll join 500 athletes as Florida's star seeks to extend his unbeaten run this season and approach the world mark in front of more than 30 Southern Conference teams and prep schools.

Chapel Hill Jay Papa Hall Hall University of Florida College Park New York Athletic Club Florida CAA Les Steers Woollen

Kiner Poised to Break Babe Ruth Mark in Trade Drift

Ralph Kiner could break Babe Ruth’s 60 home run record if traded from Pittsburgh to Brooklyn or Chicago. He seeks a seventh straight NL RBI title and one more grand slam to tie Rogers Hornsby’s NL record, with Pirates lacking in that department.

New York Fraley Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Babe Ruth Rammin Ralph Rogers Hornsby Kiner

Red Shield Midgets Beat Concord 56-39 for Sixth Straight

High Point Red Shield Midgets dominated Concord 56 to 39 at Local Boys' Club gym marking their sixth consecutive win over out of town teams. Harold Wishon led with 21 points, Jay Hoover 14, while Clark topped Concord with 19 points.

High Point Red Shield Concord High Point Harold Wishon Jay Hoover James Davis Bill Taylor Clark Williams Hammett High Point Midgets Wishon Hoover Taylor Morris Dority Davis McNeit Osborne Craven Sides Brewer

Charles Layne Tangle April 1 For Title Bout

Former heavyweight champion Ezard Charles and Rex Layne plan an elimination bout in San Francisco on April 1 to earn a shot at Rocky Marciano’s world title in September. If Marciano defeats Jersey Joe Walcott on April 10, the winner faces the Walcott winner in an outdoor Kezar Stadium bout.

San Francisco Ezard Charles Rex Layne Utah Rough-Houser Rocky Marciano Marciano Joe Walcott Chicago Walcott Layne-Charles Kezar Stadium Jimmy Murray Layne

Men’s League Ends Season Tuesday Night

The City Recreation Basketball League wraps up the regular season Tuesday night in the Armory. The men enter a tournament beginning Wednesday with Bar-Mil Weavers vs Wienieburgers and Sylvania Electrics vs Prospectors. Top contenders Smith Flowers Florists and Bottoms-Fiske Truckers lead ties. finals Friday with trophy awards and a possible rematch next Tuesday if needed. Bunk Kennedy leads scoring with 36 points in a 149– win over Wienieburgers. season totals show 264 points and 16.5 average. Schedule: Monday Smith Flowers vs Prospectors 8 p.m.. Tuesday Sylvania vs Wienieburgers 6:45. Bur-Mil vs Bottoms-Fiske 8:43.

City Recreation Basketball League Wek Armory Bar-Mil Weavers Ed Burgen Wienieburgers Clary Sylvania Electrics Bill Jones Prospectors Smith Flowers Florists Bottoms-Fiske Truckers Harold Chadwick John Benfield Bunk” Kennedy Howard Cross Jim Hinkle J. C. Creed Smith Flowers

Kennedy Tops Wienieburgers 81 49 Behind 36 by Kennedy

Kennedy scored 36 points the season high leading the Bottoms-Fiske Truckers to an 81-49 win over the Wienieburgers in the city Recreation League at the Armory. Bob Pope led Wienieburgers with 23 points. In other league games Sylvania edged Smith Flowers as Teague and Senges scored key totals.

Pirates Steve Belloise Belloise Ray Robinson Jersey Joe Walcott Archie Moore Jersey Joe Ed Hickey St. Louis University Bob Houbreys Washington Houbreys Huskies Gulfstream Park Golden Prince Imperial Beach Calif Frank Stojack Rassler Tacoma Wash Bunk” Kennedy City Recreation League Bottoms- Fiske Truckers Wienieburgers Armory Bobby Pope Sylvania Smith Flowers Satie Senges Ie Teague Rac

Archdale Lassies Crown Women's Basketball League Title

Archdale Manufacturing won the regular season with nine straight wins in the city Women's Basketball League, averaging 50.5 points per game. Mercury Clu Girls finished second at 5-4, with top scorer Tootsie McNeill leading Archdale Mfg. scoring. Next week features semifinals and finals at the Armory.

Archdale Manufacturing Archdale Mercury Clu Tootsie McNeill Sheaver Praandings Mercury Tobias Y.W.C.A Sccces

Local Dog Show Attracts Growing Interest In May Event

The Furniture City Kennel Club reports rising local interest ahead of its all breed show on May 2. Domestic inquiries by phone and mail exceed expectations as breeders seek entry, with AKC licensed status boosting participation and points toward championship. Entries close April 20. blanks available from club members.

Furniture City High Point American Kennel Club United States Furniture City Kennel Club

Duke Baseballers Set 22-Game Schedule Under Parker

Duke announces a 22-game season under new coach Clarence M. Parker, with 13 home games and seven interseason fixtures. Openers include Furman at Greenville and home pennsylvania dates, featuring 95 candidates and 10 returning lettermen from the 1952 club.

Duke Baseballers Durham Duke Clarence M Ace Dukes University of Pennsylvania Lehigh Michigan State College Williams Ohio University Furman Greenville D. C Clemson Davidson Penn Parker Duke Park Joe Lewis George Carver Earle Han

Racing marks fell on closing day at Monmouth Park

Oceanport New Jersey records collapsed on August 9 1952 closing day at Monmouth Park with a first race betting record of 198423 a world record daily double pool of 309204 a one race betting total of 475327 an attendance of 40793 and one day wagering of 3182436 all achieved despite dry track conditions and no mudlock.

Oceanport Monmouth Park

Wernke Sets Multiple FSU Scoring Records

Florida State sophomore Ham Wernke of Batesville Ind. has set three school scoring marks this season at Tallahassee. He owns the FSU single game records for most points 38 most field goals 14 and most free throws 13.

Tallahassee Fia Ham Wernke Florida State University Batesville Ind Wernke FSU

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