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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1939

Page

7

Panthers Take On Mountaineers In Boone Showdown

High Point college aims for a third conference win as it meets Appalachian State in Boone North Carolina. Hampton and rookie Nance and Couathan standouts pace a fast breaking Panthers guided by coach Virgil Yow with nine wins and a strong defense ahead of the Thursday game.

High Point College Appalachian Mountaineers Boone N. C Panthers North Carolina Virginia Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Winston-Salem Hampton Pantherace Virgil Yow Nance Couathan Panther Winston Yow

McCrary Eagles to Battle Adams Millis Friday at Harrison Gym

Tickets go fast as McCrary Eagles face Adams Millis in a Friday night Piedmont league clash at Harrison Gym. Both teams won big Saturday, McCrary 53 30 over Schoolfield and Adams Millis beating Greensboro, with key players Harris Cheek and Pepper Martin leading the way. The game supports the Infantile Paralysis Fund and counts toward league standings as both teams vie for first in the second half.

Harrison Gymnasium McCrary Eagles Adams-Millis Basketeers Eagles Schoolfield Holleman Asheboro High Point College Tige Harris Cheek Elon Greensboro Pepper Martin Dawson Inthieri Martin Cooper Spencer Sappenfield Intheri McCrary

Baseball lore and college football musings mix in packed notes

Column notes on Paul Waner and Gehrig batting slumps and Yankee riches. Mentions Colonel Ruppert buying Babe Ruth, John Dowall, and college football subsidies. Also covers Sonja Henie tour losses and Intrieri versus Harris in an evening game with college ties.

Wake Forest and Davidson Favored To Win

In Charlotte on January 17 Wake Forest and Davidson were named pace setters as favorites to beat North Carolina and NC State. The Demon Deacons led by Jim Kr and Convery are expected to outshoot Chapel Hill, while Davidson faces Duke and NC State, with Virginia looming as a potential intruder in the state race.

North Na N. C. Uinter Wake Forte Dew Vils Virginia Gobblers Hill

North Carolina League Considers Entering Organized Baseball

Directors in Concord Lenoir and Hickory plan mass meetings to gauge sentiment on whether the North Carolina league should enter organized baseball. No decision reached. additional meetings scheduled to determine next steps.

Tesville Concord Ee Lenoir Hickory

Browns Pitcher Newsom Appeals Drunken Driving Conviction

Judge Robert Cotten announced Buck Newsom of the St. Louis Browns has appealed his drunken driving conviction in city court. Newsom was fined 50 dollars plus costs and given an appeal bond set at 200 dollars.

Fuquay Springs Robert Cotten Buck Newsom St. Louis Browns Superior Cour Cotten Newsom

Davidson to Play Seven of Nine 1939 Football Games in NC

Davidson college will stage seven of its nine 1939 football games in North Carolina according to the schedule released by Athletics Director Norman Shepard. The slate includes N C State in Greensboro and Furman, Wake Forest, Duke, The Citadel, North Carolina, Erskine, VMI, and South Carolina in various North Carolina venues and nearby cities.

Davidson Davidson College North Carolina Norman Shepard N. C. State Greensboro Duke Lexington South Carolina Sumter S. C Furman the Citadel Winston-Salem Erskine Wake Forest Charlotte

Jurges Signs with Giants in Major Winter Trade

New York Giants announce shortstop Bill Jurges has sent his signed contract for the 1939 season. Jurges is the eleventh Giant to accept terms after coming from the Chicago Cubs in a three player deal involving Ken O'Dea Frank Demaree and Dick Bartell Hank Leiber and Gus Mancuso. The trade was arranged during the December meetings.

New York New York Giants Bill Jurges Chicago Cubs Jurges Giants Ken O'Dea Frank Demaree Dick Bartell Hank Leiber Gus Mancuso

Nee Foresees Good Year For New York Team

St Petersburg Fla Jan 17 Johnny Nee veteran Yankee talent scout with 14 years on the staff predicts a good year for rookies. He says one successful prospect out of a dozen sent up would be like hitting .400 for the season. Nee notes growing scouting complexities due to free hitting and the farm system assignment by region teams.

ST. Petersburg Fla Johnny Nee New York Yankees Yankee Miller Huggins Nee South Paul Krichell East Gene McCann Middle Atlantic Bill Essick Middle West Joe Devine Southwest Chick Fraser Northwest

Metz Beats Harrison In Oakland Open Playoff

Dick Metz of Chicago won $450 by beating Ernest J. Harrison of Oak Park Illinois in an 18 hole playoff for $1,200 first prize in the Oakland Open. Metz posted 69 and Harrison 70 at Sequoyah course. Both tied at 274 after the original schedule, each earning $150 from the gate receipts.

Oakland Calif Dick Metz Chicago Ernest J. Harrison Oak Park Metz Sequoyah Harrison

Admirer Sends Tommy Horseshoe for Glove

New York January 17 Tommy Farr will depart tonight for Hot Springs Arkansas without his horseshoe. An admirer sent the shoe to him and despite advice to keep it for luck he left the shoe in Mike Jacobs office.

New York Tommy Farr Hot Springs Ark Welchman Tommy Mike Jacob

Wrestling results from Camden and Fargo meet

Hans Steinke of Germany pinned Chief Chewacki of Oklahoma in Camden New Jersey, at 29 minutes 12 seconds. Bronko Nagurski of International Falls Minnesota pinned Earl Wampler of Scranton Iowa in Fargo North Dakota at 21 minutes 45 seconds.

The Associated Press Camden N. J Hans Steinke Germany Chief Chewacki Oklahoma Fargo N. D Bronko Nagurski International Falls Minn Earl Wampler Scranton Iowa

Davidson Drops Wake Forest to Lighten Schedule

The Charlotte News reports Davidson College ended football relations with Wake Forest to lighten its heavy schedule. President Dr Walter Lingle cites long-term impact of big-time play on a small college and hopes to preserve friendly ties with Wake Forest.

Davidson Wake Forest Charlotte Charlotte News Presbyterians Ray Howe Walter L. Lingle Citadel of South Carolina Lingle

Two Major Events Lead Georgia Field Trial Club Slate

Waynesboro Ga January 17 Two major events the Members Derby and the Open All Age Stake head today's program of the Georgia Field Trial Club. The derby follows the final brace in the Members All Age competition thirteen braces were completed yesterday.

Waynesboro Georgia Field Trial Club

Baseball Centennial Honors Stir Doubtful Past

New York reports baseball readies for its centennial in Cooperstown with hall of fame rites and exhibition games. The piece humorously questions forgotten figures like Lucius Whatsnappa and rookie pitchers, while praising writers Ring Lardner and Hughey Fullerton for imparting color and drama to the game.

Drew Middleton New York Cooperstown N. Y West Pointer Abner Doubleday Lucius Q. Whatsnappa Pullman Brooklyn Senate Gink Hendrick Hall of Fame Ring Lardner Hughey Fullerton

Vines and Budge Dominate in Kansas City Tennis Clash

Bruce Barnes and Dick Sheen boasted a challenge against Ellsworth Vines and Don Budge but were decisively defeated 6 2 6 4. Budge outplayed a off form Vines 6 4 to take a 5 4 lead in the series before about 5 000 fans.

Kansas City Bruce Barnes Dick Sheen Ellsworth Vines Don Budge Midwest Kansas Vines Budge

Senators Boss Sees Roosevelt Still Ready To Pitch

Clark Griffith, president of the Washington Senators, says he is not worrying about Franklin D. Roosevelt’s holdout. Three months from today Roosevelt will make the first pitch of the 1939 season, marking his seventh annual start. Griffith calls Roosevelt his best pitcher, noting six wins in as many starts.

Washington Clark Griffith Washington Senators Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Griffith Roosevelt

Vines Buge Tennis Match Attracts Record Advance Seats

Chapel Hill officials report a heavy advance sale for the Vines Budge tennis feature at Woollen gym January 25. Indications point to the season's largest crowd in North Carolina and one of only two appearances for the professional troupe this winter.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina North Carolina

Towery Becomes Pillar Of High Point Panther Five

Glenn Towery, known as Red, joins High Point College Purple Panthers as captain after leading Latimore N C high school to a class B state title. A 6 1 guard valued for defense and passing, he remains calm under pressure and prioritizes basketball over football. He also has eight years on varsity baseball at both levels.

Lattimore N. C Glenn Red” Towery High Point College Purple Panther Inive Red Panther Towery

Louis Lewis Title Fight Tickets Selling Fast in Garden

Promoter Mike Jacobs reports tickets for the Joe Louis John Henry Lewis heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden are selling rapidly with potential overflow. The two Negro champions, friends despite rivalry, have spoken little trash talk, with Louis aiming to win and Lewis claiming an even chance. Ringside seats priced at 16.50 are in especially high demand.

Gayle Talbot New York Joe Louis John Henry Lewis the Garden Mike Jacobs Mike Joe Henry Max Schmeling John Henry John Roxborough Julian Black Louis

Nibble Hanover Heads Eligible for Hambletonian Field

Nibble Hanover leads 45 three year olds eligible for Hambletonian at Good Time Park in August. Entry fees total $460 with $500 due before the race. Owner Dunbar Bostwick and sister Mrs. Olden Phipps of Old Kentucky handle conditioning. Other notable eligibles include Peter Astra, EB. Roland Harriman's Bagpiper, Lyrmite, Belmont Hanover, Clay Hanover and Desperado.

Goshen N. Y Nibble Hanover Good Time Park Dunbar Bostwick Olden Phipps Old Kentucky Long Island Bostwick Peter Astra Pinehurst Roland Harriman Bagpiper Arden Lyrmite Hobby Horse Farm Hollins Belmont Hanover Clay Hanover Desperado Paul Bowser Boston Sportsman

Voyles Named Athletics Director at William and Mary

Carel Voyles, longtime Duke assistant athletic director and coach, left Durham to become director of athletics and head football coach at William and Mary College. He signed a five year contract in November and remained at Duke through the football season. Voyles previously came to Duke in 1931 from Illinois where he coached freshmen football.

Durham Carel Voyles Duke University William and Mary College Voyles Virginia College Duke University of Illinois

Basketball Scores From Last Night Event

Results show Manhattan 37 against Niagra 32 and Notre Dame 59 over Western Reserve 36. Other tallies include Illinois 45 over Ohio State 31 and Xavier 30 defeating Depaul 38. The list combines scattered college games across conferences with multiple close finishes.

The Associated Press Manhattan Niagra Villanova St. John’s Davis and Elkins West Virginia Wesleyan Virginia Richmond Vanderbilt Auburn Mississippi Tulane Notre Dame Western Reserve Northwestern Minnesota Illinois Ohio State Indiana Purdue Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Chicago Depaul Xavier Iowa State Oklahoma Rice Texas Aggies California University of Mexico

Greensboro to Host Nine-Card Boxing Night Invasion

Greensboro mut artists plan a nine-fighter lineup for a city invasion this boxing season with divisions from 112 pounds to unlimited heavyweight. A standout left-hander from Ben Canipe's stable and a rising Smith boy draw attention as six locals already slated to box. The local committee eyes finishing the season with another champions tournament after last season’s success.

Greensboro Ben Canipe Smith Boy

Bowling and Billiards Enthusiasts Count in U S

A survey estimates about 8,000,000 bowling and billiards fans across the United States. The figure reflects strong national interest in indoor recreation and related leisure activities.

United States

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