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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1951

Page

9

North State Conference faces funding and manpower squeeze

The North State conference may shrink its football and basketball programs as fan attendance drops and draft pressures rise. Service athletes, not just 4-F players, weigh on schedules, with wartime priorities shifting focus from play to duty. Local sports notes mention Blair Park golf plans and High Point Bison basketball under coach Tony Simeon as they aim for a state tournament berth.

High Point High School Greensboro Bison Tony Simeon

Wyatt No Longer Seen As Blue Devil Coach

Wyoming coach Borden Wyatt ends Duke and USC pursuit by choosing to stay at Wyoming after indicating he will not leave. USC offices named Don Faurot Jess Hill and Tay Brown as top contenders while Duke eyes an inside choice amid a shifting field.

Wyatt Blue Devil Southern Cal Duke University Borden Wyatt Wyoming U.S.C Duke Trojan Don Faurot Missouri Pasadena Faurot California Durham Wally Butts Georgia Bear Bryant Kentucky Howard Caldwell Princeton Frank Howard Clemson Eddie Cameron Southern California USC Jess Hill Siler Kingston Tenn Laramie Wyo Wallace Wade Tennessee Bob Neyland

State Wolfpack Topples Tar Heels 71 58 in Raleigh

Sam Ranzino scores 22 as N C State uses full court press and free throws to defeat North Carolina 71 to 58 before 11 500 at Reynolds Coliseum. Carolina fouls out five players led by Vince Grimaldi and Jack Wallace as State pulls away late in the second half.

Raleigh N. C. State College North Carolina Reynolds Coliseum Wolfpack Tom Scott Curley White Phil Fox Tar Heels Jack Wallace Bud Maddie Charlie Thorne Howard Deasy Thorne Bill White State Everett Case Wolves Chapel Hill Sam Ranzino Vince Grimaldi Carolina Ranzina GFPF TPFTM Grimaldi Wallace Scscee Patterson Maddie Schwarz Phillips N.C Ranzino Kukoy Speight Cook Horvath Jackmowski Bubas Brandenburg Terrill Cocsccesee

Reds Sign Five More Players for 1951 Season

The Cincinnati Reds announced five new signings bringing the total to 27 for 1951. Warren Giles said outfielders Lloyd Merriman and Bob Hazle pitchers Gerald Blackburn and Dave Jolly and catcher Les Peden signed. Hazle and Merriman are bonus players. details on each player include prior teams, ages, and hometowns.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Today Warren C. Giles Lloyd Merriman Bob Hazle Gerald Blackburn Dave Jolly Les Peden Merriman Hazle Blackburn Clovis Calif

Snell Leads North Charleston Boxers for Tri-State Gloves

High Point boxing fans favored Bobby Snell of North Charleston when he won the novice title last year. Now a year older with more experience, Snell seeks to defend his 112 pound crown as North Charleston fields more than 20 fighters for the Tri-State Golden Gloves opening January 31. Tournament Director Paul Apple notes strong competition across all classes as new talent arrives and veterans depart for service or pro rings. Season ticket sales remain good with ringside seats still available at local stores and door sales on opening night.

Bill Hawkins Bobby Snell North Charleston South Carolina Ted Hodge High Point Snell Paul Apple Carolinas Golden Gloves Mercury Ticket Mann No. 2 Jeff's Culler Sporting Goods

This Man's Opinion on 4-F Athletes in War

The piece argues against singling out athletes in Marshall’s 4-F reclassification, noting ball players faced harsh scrutiny and self sacrifice during the war. It recalls cases like Al Blazil, Jack Chevigny, Tokle, Feller, and Houk who served despite public expectations, with veterans’ reputations at stake and mandates shaping their service.

NEW York NEA George C. Marshall Evae Larry MacPhail Brooklyn Washington Navy Marine Corps Army Jack Chevigny Notre Dame Captain Chevigny States

Leading Racers Set for 100-Lap Tri-City Speedway Feature

Thirty five dirt racers will compete in a 100 lap feature at Tri City Speedway north of High Point. Gates open at 12 noon with time trials at 12. Buck Baker Jim Lewallyn and Curtis Turner are among the starters. Event includes two heats a consolation and the main race. Clear weather is forecast.

Tri-City High Point Buck

Dick Chapman Named to Walker Cup Team for England Visit

A nine man Walker Cup squad led by captain William Turnesa was named to defend the trophy against Great Britain and Ireland at Royal Birkdale in May. Sam Arzetta, Robert Knowles Jr., Harold Paddock Jr., and other veterans join new members from Rochester and Cleveland. Alternates include Alfred Mengret and Harvey Ward Jr., with the team sailing April 27 and also competing in the British Amateur at Royal Porthcawl May 21.

Dick Chapman New York William P. Turnesa Elmsford N. Y Birdale Eng U. S Sam Arzetta Rochester Robert Knowles, Jr Brookline Mass Harold Paddock, Jr Cleveland U.S. Golf Association Richard Chapman Pinehurst Charles Coe Oklahoma City James McHale Philadelphia Frank Stranahan Toledo Williames Campbell Huntington W. C Alfred J. Mengret Spokane Wash Harvey Ward, Jr Tarboro N. C Frank Holscher Santa Monica Calif William L Dynamite

Tar Heel swimmers sweep Davidson meet

University of North Carolina defeated Davidson 50 24 in a Southern Conference swim meet. UNC won eight firsts in nine events with a lone Davidson victory in the 50 yard dash.

Davidson University of North Carolina Tar Heel

Wait Pounds Appalachian In High Point Victory

High Point college Purple Panthers toppled Appalachian 95 65 at Harrison gym in front of 1200 fans. Bill Waiz led with 22 points while Jesse Joyce Ed Sueta and Bob Draper added 16 20 and 16 respectively. Panthers outscored Apps 60 42 after halftime to seal the win and remain sixth in the North State conference.

Bill Waiz Panthers Waiz Jesse Snake-eye High Point Mountaineers C. Q. Smith Lenoir Rhyne ECTC Hickory Bears Sueta Appalachian Apps

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