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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1944

Page

5

Simeonmen Cop Ninth In Row

High Point's Bison extended their winning streak to nine with a 30 to 25 victory over Central High of Charlotte. Mendler led Charlotte with scoring while McDonald paced High Point. Collins was absent due to ankle injury.

Bison Cagers Central High Charlotte Advan Foreman Curt McDonald High Point Mendler McDonald Bison Walker Mel Walker Tii Oer Bane Siuer Leroy Collins Aoe Sullivan Menciler McDonald Foreman Gulliven Carson High Point—Harris de Lappe Charlotte—Moseley King

UN Batsi Marquette Ends Grant Win Streak

Marquette defeated Milligan 46 38 at Elgin Illinois snapping a 13 game streak for Milligan and ending Cam Grants long run. Norfolk Naval Training Station, Great Lakes and Gonzaga posted solid wins as East games drew attention with Army St John s and Muhlenberg in focused matchups.

DePaul Voise Camp Grant Milligan Tenn College Cam Grant Marquette Elgin Illinois Golden Avalanche Duke North Carolina Buffs Emory and Henry Bristol Durham Norfolk Va. Naval Training Station Temple Great Lakes Glenview Naval Pacific Coast Gonzaga Washington St. John’s Brooklyn Army West Point

Marshall Tops Bolden For Lightheavyweight Crown in Cleveland

Lloyd Marshall returned to Cleveland and defeated Nate Bolden of Chicago by a ten round decision in a title bout billed by Larry Atkins. Marshall, weighing 168 1 4 versus Bolden 171 1 2, dominated most of the action with precise combinations. Attendance was 5,910 with gate of 13,394 dollars.

Cleveland Lloyd Marshall Nate Bolden Chicago Larry Atkins Lloyd Anaga Jolin’ = Lamotta Bronxoe Met Golden Glover Anton Christoforidis Curtis Sheppard Ezzard Charles Jimmy Bivins Ring Magazine Marshall Bolden Nate Po Marshall

Frisco Open Nets First Profit in 14 Years

The San Francisco open golf tournament posted its first profit in 14 years, with all expenses cleared by the second day of play. J. Deas, secretary of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors the event, announced the financial milestone.

San Francisco J. Deas Junior Chamber of Commerce

Cranberry Skins Contain Ursolic Acid for Cosmetics

Ursolic acid found in cranberry skins identified as a valuable emulsifying agent for cosmetic formulations. The compound enhances texture and stability in creams and lotions. PMID researchers highlight potential for sustainable sourcing from fruit byproducts.

USGA Will Carry On Despite War

United States Golf Association officers say golf will continue to serve the game and clubs despite war, focusing on greens maintenance and war efforts. They urge clubs to employ veterans on course maintenance and to hold fundraisers for Red Cross and national war relief, noting fuel and seed shortages affect attendance and operations.

Morton G. Bogue United States Golf Association New York Greens Carolinas The Mercury Mercury Athletic Club P.O High Point Olave Red Cross Lee Rom Frank Strafaci Australia National War Fund

Postwar minor league planning stirs baseball brass

New York Jan 19 The postwar planning committee debates the future of minor league baseball. W G Kam challenges Shaughnessy while Earl Mann Mike Kelley Jack Dunn and Charley Graham are cited for having built workable clubs. The system’s faults linger as executives ponder ownership links and travel logistics for a West Coast spread.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York W. G. Kam Shag Shaughnessy Earl Mann Mike Kelley Jack Dunn Charley Graham

Bramham warns against promoters triggering doomed clubs

Bramham cautions that promoting baseball clubs could revive weak outfits and warns the National Association’s promotion plan may suffice without major league meddling. The early aim is reestablishing leagues for postwar returns and boosting general baseball interest with majors taking the lead.

Bramham National Association

Tuffy Thompson Returns From South Pacific to Train as Bomber

The veteran Pittsburg and Green Bay halfback Tuffy Thompson comes back from the South Pacific to train as a bomber. Maniaci, ex Fordham and Bears star, earns lieutenant and takes charge of civil police at Bainbridge naval station in one week. A winning coach always did get a raise.

Tuffy Thompson Pittsburgh Steller Green Bay South Pacific Doe Maniaci Ordham Bears Bainbridge, Md Naval Station

Dual-sport stars span baseball and hockey in early leagues

Bob Dill, hitting .264 in the American Association last summer and a referee in the American Hockey League this winter, follows a path others took. Babe Dye and Lionel Conacher, Hockey’s veterans, also played in the International League. Francis Schmidt could shift from Idaho coaching to pro football, drawing interest from West Coast teams. Nineteen claims suggest a major raid at Hialeah Monday, hinting at reputation matters. The ABC lists 28 past and present majors.

Bob Dill American Association Babe Dye Lionel Conacher Francis Schmidt University of Idaho Pacific Coast Hialeah

New Group Forms to Back MacArthur for President

The MacArthur National Asso ates formed in New York on Jan 19 to back Gen Douglas MacArthur for the presidency. Chairman Ormsby McHarg said the group believes he will accept if nominated at the Republican convention, though no word from MacArthur confirms this. He noted no tie to other MacArthur for president efforts.

New York MacArthur National Associates Gen Douglas MacArthur Peeteest Ormsby McHarg MacArthur McHarg

Neely Carruthers Elected Bishop of South Carolina

In Florence South Carolina January 19 194? The Rev Thomas Neely Carruthers D D rector of Christ Church Nashville Tennessee since 1938 was elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of South Carolina to succeed the Rev A Thomas of Charleston who resigns The note mentions the war and returning members find the golf course ready for play.

Carruthers Florence S. C Thomas Neely Carruthers D.D Christchurch Nashville Terin Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina A. Thomas Charleston

Crucial Games In Municipal Loop Tonight

Local fans await Amos vs Triangle as the Municipal league lead is at stake. Amos holds seven wins and one loss and eyes a 1 game edge, while Triangle seeks a first place tie behind standout Herb Carroll and E Farlowe Sarpas. In the second game Community Hardware meets Tomlinson in a battle for a top position, with the loser dropping to the league cellar.

Amos Triangle Herb Carroll E. Farlowe Sarpas Carroll Tomlinson

Strange high school game ends 5 4 after own miscue

ELKHART Ind Jan 19 Fans booed players and officials as debris stalled play in a quirky Elkhart vs Riley high school game. Elkhart led 5 4 when Riley's Ernie Kovatch swirled a confusion and tipped in Riley’s own basket for Elkhart points.

Elkhart Ind Riley High South Bend Ees Riley Ernie Kovatch

Yellow Jackets Open 1944 Cage Season With Loss

Lexington’s Yellow Jackets lost 26 to 20 to the local All-Stars in a season opener. The story notes an upcoming game as the Tyro All-Stars prepare to play in Tyro tonight.

Yellow Jackets Enterprise Lexington Lexington All-Stars Tyro All-Stars Tyro Pas Witherspoon Farabee Haynes Myers Brown Koontz Lee Parnell Leonard King Grubb Nance Hinson Baker McCrary

Ed Levy to Tryout as Outfielder for Yankees

Big Ed Levy, who failed to win a first base spot, will get a Yankees tryout as an outfielder in Atlantic City this spring. Meanwhile star pitcher Spud Chandler expects to be called for an army physical at his Moultrie Georgia home He is 1 A.

New York Ed Levy New York Yankees Atlantic City Yankees Spud Chandler Moultrie

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