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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
10
The piece argues that a twenty year old is morally accountable for crimes such as fixing games and points to failures in discipline in schools and sports. It critiques lenient attitudes toward young offenders, cites coaches and officials, and warns that excuses erode personal responsibility. It references Rocky Graziano and Harvard academics as examples.
Luke Easter of the Indians, a 230 pound slugger, frets aboutSat Allie Reynolds as he pursues 30 homers this season. Easter notes Reynolds is the toughest pitcher he has faced and recalls past razzing from Bill Veeck days. Easter’s power has produced several long drives and he hopes his leg brace won’t slow him in the pennant run.
District Attorney Hogan and assistant expose a web of bribery and double crosses in a college basketball gambling ring. Bradley University players and others allegedly shaved points in multiple games, including a Philadelphia 1950 Brad ley St Joseph's clash, prompting arrests and ongoing manhunt for key figures.
Yesterday results include Brooklyn beating Chicago 6-2 and New York 7-4 over Pittsburgh in a suspended game completion. Other outcomes list Philadelphia 2 over Boston, Cleveland over Chicago, Detroit and Washington wins and several North State League hi tops results across Hickory Statesville Concord Mooresville and Salisbury with final scores noted.
The 1951 Little League All-Star game will be played tonight at Richland Park starting at 7 30 p m A team composed of stars will face off in the annual district showcase with local fans urged to attend.
In a climate of local rivalry the National and American Leagues prepare for the annual all star clash with National starter Jimmy Adams and American starter Jerry Stutts. Rain postpones the game to tomorrow with area playoffs to follow in Durham and potential state finals for High Point representatives.
Don Lenhardt belted his second three run homer in as many days as the White Sox defeated Boston 6-2 to stay in the pennant chase. Tom Creavy led golf at Merion with a 66 as the only player to break 70 in the 1934 open.
Lexington beat the Hi-Toms 4-3 at Finch Field to seize undisputed fourth in the league. Campbell drove in two, scored once, and starred on defense as Lanier and Green hurled effectively. Patton took the loss for Thomasville, slipping to 5-10, while the Tribe secured a second straight win over their rivals.
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