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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1941

Page

9

Three Games Made Up in Local Loops

Local amateur clubs played post ed games this week after recent rains. Alma-Hayworth beat Globe Parlor 5 to 4, with Alma-Hayworth winning one run in the seventh. Dennis earned the win for Highland, supported by strong hitting from Cates, Bates, and Meekins, while Globe Parlor fell short despite a late rally.

Highland Marsh S- Carolina Globe Parlor Ima Hayworth Glebey Ighland Ennis Dennis Hester Worthugh Jasper Cates Albert Ad Carolina Containi Chick Cagle Wimpy R Owers Globe Lackey A.oover Homer Davis Johnn Kewton Wisemen Alma-Hayworth Carolina Container Slane Mason C. B. Bennett Ima Nee

AAU Swimmers Break Records at Swan Lake Meet

Helene Rains and Gloria Callen highlighted the eighth annual AAU swimming meet at President's Pool Swan Lake North Carolina, breaking world records. Rains clocked 3 11 3 in the 220 yard breaststroke and 4 26 8 in the 300 yard breaststroke to surpass listed marks while Callen won the 100 yard backstroke ahead of the former record.

Swan Lake N. C Indy Helene Rains Gloria Callen A.A.U High Point Miss Rains Lsted Miss Callen

Piedmont League Evening Doubleheaders Yield Little Change

Piedmont Leaguers staged two doubleheaders but standings remained largely the same. Portsmouth split with Richmond 3-2 and 0-4 while Durham lost to Norfolk 4-5. Lizenbee earned his 11th win for Portsmouth aided by Zontini’s runs. Albosta lost his second game as Charlotte dropped the nightcap after a 2-0 win in game one. Eddie Lyons fueled Charlotte with a double and a single in the opener. Greensboro defeated Asheville 4-2 behind Deutsch’s eight hits.

Charlotte Portsmouth Colts Ed Albosta Bulls Johnny Lash Winston-Salem Eddie Lyons Hornets Twins Greensboro Asheville Tourists Deutsch

Myer Plays For Infield Berth

Detroit's 1940 pennant bid gains a spark as Lambert Alger known as Dutch turns to second base. Manager Del Baker shifts focus from Charley Gehringer to the Texan Meyer who debuts with a double scoring the first run in a 3 2 win over the Philadelphia Athletics.

Watson Spoelstra Detroit Charley Gehringer Lambert Dutch Texan Philadelphia Athletics del Baker Meyer Luman Harris

Parker Shows New Forehand In 1944 Style On Clay Courts

Frankie Parker unveils an orthodox forehand in the Seminole club training, claiming the 1944 style adds 50 percent to his game. He has captured the National Clay Courts title and won seven of eight tournaments, moving toward the New York State Clay Court finals with a reinforced, aggressive attack.

Bill New York Frankie Parker Parker Frankie Victor Seixas

Air service inaugurated to Land of the Sky resort area

Regular air service for the famous Land of the Sky resort area has been inaugurated here by Pennsylvania Central Airlines with the dedication of the improved Asheville Henderson Airport. The new air terminal opens an aerial gateway to the Great Smokies National Park. Daily flights are made to Knoxville and the west and to Hickory Greensboro High Point Raleigh Rocky Mount Norfolk and all points north.

Asheville Land of the Sky Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Asheville-Henderson Othey Great Smokies National Park Knoxville Hickory Greensboro High Point Raleigh Rocky Mount Norfolk Ail

Meyer’s baseball journey spans college to Tigers recall

Meyer, a three sport athlete at Texas Christian, tied to Leo R. Meyer, pursued baseball starting with the Chicago Cubs in 1937 before stints in oil business, Knoxville, and Buffalo. He briefly backed Gehringer for Detroit last season, then returned to the Tigers, batting just above .300 before being recalled.

Meyer Texas Christian Leo R Dutch) Meyer Chicago Cubs Cubs Fort Worth Knoxville Tigers Gehringer Buffalo

Life of Lou Gehrig film rights top sports roundup

Sam Goldwyn outbid rivals for the film rights to The Life of Lou Gehrig. Detroit’s McNair release hints at a Tigers shakeup, plus a Manhattan beach game drew 14,527 as crowds turnstiled in. Umpires at Comiskey Park faced a cartoon offering them a seeing eye dog, while more notes cover trades, salaries, and humor from the sports world.

New York The Enterprise Special News Service Sam Goldwyn Lou Gehrig Eric McNair Detroit Tigers Manhattan Beach Comiskey Park Bill McKechnie Cardinals Dodgers

Rowboat Safety and Learning for Young Boaters

A practical guide on teaching children to row safely with supervision, emphasizing buoyancy, capacity, and staying seated. The piece recounts childhood rowboat adventures, methods for handling capsized or swamped boats, and the importance of spare oars, bailers, anchors, and learned paddling skills for both boys and girls in camp settings.

Pawtucket Rhode Island Gaspee Point Stim

Thomasville Civic Club to Play Charity Softball Game

The Thomasville Civic Club hosts a charity softball game at Finch Field on Friday night with Rotary versus Lions Club. Proceeds fund an incubator at City Memorial Hospital. The Lions Club meeting featured tobacco education films from Liggett and Myers, led by O. Peer and F. R. Womack.

the Enterprise Thomasville Rotary Lions Club Finch Field City Memorial Hospital Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company Peer F. R. Womack

Flag Over Iceland by Walter Winchell

The piece argues American troops in Ireland and Iceland were placed there by military leaders with civilian approval. It insists the occupation of Jesland was a military decision, backed by civilian command, and vows US resolve against Nazi threats with the flag over Iceland proving America's determination.

Walter Winchell Ireland Army Navy Marine Corps Jesland Hitler Atlantic Ocean United States Navy Iceland Washington, D. C

Vocabulary Lessons and Word Notes for Today

Lessons cover common English errors such as using and after shall and persuade. Pronunciation tips highlight placeable and the silent syllable. Definitions include discrete and synonyms like culmination, climax, acme, zenith. The day emphasizes abridge meaning to shorten and cites a quotation about time division.

Stevens

Young Poet Hartnett Joins Airline Hostess Corps

Jovely Patricia Hartnett is added to the hostess staff of Pennsylvania Central Airlines. Noted as a talented poetess with several published verses, she now undertakes writing a novel. At the 1939 World’s Fair in New York she was praised as The Sweetest Girl at the Fair.

Washington Pennsylvania Central Airlines Jovely Patricia Harrnet New York Hostess Hartnett

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