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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1941

Page

8

Champs In P G A Tourney Troubled With Ailments

The 24th P G A Championship at Cherry Hills opens with leading players Byron Nelson and Sam Snead dealing with injuries Nelson a torn nail and Snead a back ailment both posted strong qualifying scores. Also in the field are Craig Wood Harry Bassler Earl Martin Dutch Harrison Gene Sarazen Henry Picard Denny Shute Paul Runyan and Ralph Guldak with multiple former champions in the mix.

London Kelly Denver Cherry Hills Byron Nelson Toledo Samuel Jackson Snead Hot Springs Inead Alex Smith Wood Craig Wood Mamaroneck N. Y Harry Bassler E. J Gene Sarazen Henry Picard Denny Shute Paul Runyan Ralph Guldak

Army May Get Ray McCollum

ATLANTA July 9 Ray McCollum Tulane star end All America scrub may join the Army next fall after regaining eligibility following scholastic trouble in 1940 His loss would hurt Tulane as coach Red Dawson also risks plunging backfield with Jimmy Thibaut McCollum and Thibaut face similar drafts as Frank Thomas reports Alabama drafts Joe Domnanovich center and loses Captain fullback John Hanson who left for the air corps

Atlanta Ry — Harles Ray McCollum Tulane Uncle Sam Associated Press Scrubs Stillwell Okla Red Dawson McCollum Dawson Jimmy Thibaut Thibaut Tuscaloosa Ala Frank Thomas Joe Domnanovich South Bend Ind Alabama Crimson Tide Bleet John Hanson Air Corps

Terry Changes His Mind On The Dodgers

Memphis report quotes Giants manager Bill Terry during a three day vacation after the All Star Game. He predicts the Dodgers will win the National League flag race as Wyatt Kirby and Casey continue top form and the Dodgers march in easi ne.

Memphis Tenn Brooklyn Dodgers Bill Terry New York Giants Mound Acks Whitinn Wyatt Kirby Higher Hugh Casey Dodgers

Indians Take Cardinals 4-2 in Colleemee clash

Lexington Indians defeated Cooleemee Cardinals 4 to 2 as Rankin earned a stellar pitching win. Glover sparked the Cards with a homer and two singles in four at bats while Rankin rang up six strikeouts and kept them in check. Scoring sequence saw Lexington margin early, with late insurance runs sealing the victory.

Rankin Tribe Glover Cooleemee Lexington Indians Pustay Cooleemee Cardinals T. Glover Lexington Hadley Pustor a-Jenkins Cooteemee Hadles

Hornets Break Losing Streak

CHARLOTTE July 9 The Piedmont joopers presented five games for fans last night but results left standings unchanged. Greensboro blanked Asheville 4-0, Deutsch pitched six hits in the opener, Brown allowed seven hits in the second. The Red Sox plated 15 singles off Doyle and Frantz in a six inning nightcap halted by the midnight rule. Charlotte ended its skid after rain, beating Winston-Salem 6-0. Cathey held the Twins to five hits in the opener and Jacobs allowed four safeties in the finale. Portsmouth Cubs, league leaders, rallied for three runs in the ninth to defeat Richmond 6-3.

Charlotte Piedmont Joopers Greensboro Asheville Deutsch Brown Red Sox Doyle Frantz Winston-Salem Cathey Twins Jacobs Portsmouth Cubs Richmond

Softball Play Sparks Nine Inning Rainout Classic

In week four of city playground leagues the High School holds top honors. The Brientwood versus Cloverdale game finished 2-2 after nine innings and resumed next day with Cloverdale winning 3-1. Results through July 4 list Ada Blair Emma Blair Brentwood Cloverdale Oak Hill Glover 2.

Brientwood Cloverdale Ada Blair Emma Blair Brentwood Oak Hill Glover Smith Lowery T.glover Aoxse Kelly Lefe Bangs Lexington Cooleemre Pustay Rankin Cornelius and Burnette

Sports Roundup Highlights Scattered Baseball News

New York July 9 Ritchie Lemos who stopped Pete Scalzo for the NBA featherweight title wasn’t listed even as a contender in the latest ratings. Jim Crowley cruises Wisconsin with Curley Lambeau tales while Paul Derringer builds beach cottages near Sarasota. Billy Conns and Lou Jenkins may visit Beantown next month for bouts against Shucco and Melody. Also notes on cussing rules at Wake Forest and Tim Cohane’s Peckinpaugh jibe. DiMaggio’s hitting streak advances to 45 straight games with 18th homer as Rapid City reports.

Eddie Brietz New York Spe_cial Red Pan Ritchie Lemos Pete Scalzo Jim Crowley Riley Upper Wisconsin Curley Lambeau Jim Paul Derringer Sarasota Fla Billy Conns Papa-in-law Smith

Local Semi-Pro Leagues Resume Play With Doubleheaders

Local semi pro leagues return to action after rain, with Tomlinson facing Highland at Highland and Adams-Millis to meet Marsh at Marsh field. A week features twelve games, Adams-Millis expanding lead in senior ranks while Triangle competes for second as Highland Tomlinson and Marsh chase.

Tomlinson Highland Adams-Millis Marsh Marsh Field Triangle Triangles Wighland Park College Field Loap Alma Hayworth Slane Civitan Field Carolina Container Globe Parlor Allen Jay Mills Thomasville Guilford Pickettvn

Tommies Beat Dodgers 8 2 in NC State League clash

Thomasville Tommies defeated Landis Dodgers 8 to 2 to seize third place in the North Carolina State League. Amaral had three hits including a homer, while Rolck went 3 for 3 with two triples. Rehkemp and Bohning split pitching duties as Landis ousted.

Thomasville Chuck Johning Thomasville Tommies North Carolina anTho Abrho Vanpelt Smatzer Linn SO la Kessler Brandes Gruzdis Ran'man Amaral Monto Urotex Swat pSwath JotiBums Haack Rehk'mp Lbohning Landis Resster Bohning Rolek Burns Linn Lo Brandes Vanpelt Rehkemp Skat Lobe Vickers Matherson

Highland Horseshoe Team Ready for Any Competition

Highland Mill Horseshoe team seeks tough matches against city industrial groups buoyed to meet Champion Marsh Furniture or Paper Box. Woody Thomas is a standout roaster, with limited access reported as struggles for the roxter. Wilson police shift change set for July 13 to eight hours. Kinston votes for new municipal airport costing 286000 with 48000 local share after Roosevelt grant of 238128.

Highland Mill Horseshoe Marsh Furniture High Oiint Paper Box Paper Box Woody Thomas Woody Kinston Roosevelt

Hill and Graham set for no time limit wrestling bout

Promoter Jim Steele stacks a two out of three falls no time limit bout between Hill and Graham after weeks of threats and taunts. Sailor Barto vows to settle scores, while referee Tommy O Toole, famed for ethics, will guard the ring.

McGill Little Beaver Cecil McGill AtcGill Beaver Grappler Graham Hill Jim Steele Tommy O'Toole Hell

League Proxy Loses Dignity

Detroit July 9 Pi Pick ingo up the All Star pieces Ted Williams homered to reverse a Nationals surge in inter league play. League president William Harridge briefly lost his composure as the American League won the game and Williams hit a fifth long drive off Claude Passeau. Sid Fludson struggled with two doubles and a homer in his first four seventh inning pitches. Ducky Medwick pinch hit in the seventh as Detroit fans recalled the 1934 World Series party.

Detroit Ingo Sid Fludson Washington

League baseball results from multiple associations

International League scores Syracuse 0 Buffalo 0 Rochester 4 Newark 1 Baltimore 7 Toronto 2 Montreal 5 4 Jersey City 2 13 American Association Minneapolis 4 Toledo 2 Columbus 13 St Paul 3 Louisville 8 Kansas City 7 Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee ? Pacific Coast League Hollywood 3 Los Angeles 1 Oakland 4 San Francisco 3 San Diego 9 Sacramento 2 Seattle 4 Portland 2 Southern Association Knoxville 8 Memphis second game July New Orleans 4 3 Atlanta 3 5 Eastern League Albany 4 0 Springfield 1 4 second game called in sixth Williamsport 6 Scranton 1 Wilkes-Barre & Enutra 4

Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Newark Baltimore Toronto Montreal Jersey City Minneapolis Toledo Columbus St. Paul Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Hollywood Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco San Diego Sacramento Seattle Portland Knoxville Memphis New Orleans Atlanta Albany Springfield Tam Williamsport Scranton Wilkes-Barre & Enutra

All-Star Rally Ends Scoreless Streak in Fourth Inning

In the fourth inning the American Leaguers finally breached the shutout as Williams doubled Cecil Travis home from second, ending a 16 inning All-Star scoreless drought and giving the AL their first run.

Williams Cecil Travis

Pastor Howls Hates The Heat In Night Workouts

Los Angeles July 9 The New York heavyweight Pastor, preparing for a re match July 23 with Turkey Thompson, complains fighters train in heat and at noon. He plans to discuss training at night with manager James J. Johnston, hoping to draw larger crowds to see workouts.

Los Angeles Main Street Bob Pastor Pastor New York Turkey

Play Resumed In Semi-Pro Tournament In North Carolina

In Raleigh on July 9 play resumes in the fifth annual North Carolina semi pro baseball tournament. Johnson County All Stars vs Golden Belt of Durham compete for a spot in Wichita. Adams Mills of High Point faces Warsaw Red Sox to stay in the Scrap. Hanes Knitters of Winston Salem meets Chatham County Rabbits of Siler City in a key semi final. Japan adopts bicycle sidecar taxis.

Raleigh North Carolina Johnson County All-Stars Golden Belt Durham Wichita Kansas Adams-Millis High Point Warsaw Red Sox Hanes Knitters Winston- Salem Chatham County Rabbits Siler City

Vaughn's All-Star Rule Upsets Vaughan's Two Homers

In the All-Star game Pittsburgh veteran Arky Vaughan hit two homers but Ted Williams delivered a ninth inning homer to give the American League a 7 to 3 win. Williams drove in four runs, Vaughan four, as the pitchers held strong early before the decisive ninth inning rally. The game ended with the American Leaguers ahead 7 to 3.

Gayle Talbot Detroit California Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Claude Passeau Dominic DiMaggio Williams de Baker Joe DiMaggio Eddie Miller Billy Herman Cecil Travis Herman Frank McCormick Wiliams Vaughan Ted Paul Derringer Bob Elliott Pirates Bobby Feller Cleveland Whit Wyatt Brooklyn Nationals Sid Hudson Washington Ed Smith Chicago White Sox

Crown and Silver Knit Win in Local Softball Games

Crown Hosiery defeated National Upholstery 9 to 2 while Silver Knit routed Diamond 14 to 4 in local softball yesterday. Grissom allowed three hits for Crown, with Culver and Weaver sharing pitching duties, as National Upholstery managed only three hits.

Crown Silver Knit Grissom Grissom and Griffin Culler, Weaver and Bullin Kia Collier and Hutchens Kinney and Watson

Norman Rubio Outpoints Vic Trotse in New York Match

In New York Norman Rubio of 1303 Albany NY outpointed Vic Trotse at 1400 rounds, with the bout reported from NY city. In Hazelton PA Joe Peralta of So Tors Mexico outpointed George Dumfy Brown of Reading PA at 10 rounds, bout details listed from local ringside results.

New York Norman Rubio Albany N. Y Vic Trotse Hazelton Joe Peralta So Tors Mexico George Dumfy Brown Reading

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