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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1945

Page

16

North Carolina schools bar postgraduates and veterans from sports

A North Carolina High School Athletic Association ruling bans all graduates from interscholastic sports and prohibits veterans aged 20 or over from competing. The move aims to curb diploma holdbacks used to extend eligibility. Coaching changes loom at High Point college as fall football approaches.

North Carolina High School Athletic Association Cr. E. McIntosh High Point College Virgil Yow Homer McCoy

Chandler To Study Baseball Waiver Rule After Borowy Case

Clark Griffith urged immediate action to change the waiver rule allowing multiple waivers. Hank Borowy’s case prompted Griffith to push for a rule revert, while Chandler said he would review facts for potential action and clarity.

HAM Washington Clark Griffith Hank” Borony Washington Senators A. B Chandler Griffith Borony Larry MacPhail Yankee MacPhail Borowy Yankees New York Chicago

Local baseball and athletic notes from area leagues

Melvin Walker of High Point now with Erie in the Pony league completed 18 chances without an error, joined by infielder Floyd Brooks. Billy Cole, 12, of Gulotta Stars in New Orleans league, posted four straight no hit no run games totaling national fame. Malcolm Sullivan, a former High Point star, is home on army leave after serving since March. Broadus Culler of the Boston Braves sidelined by old injury. Kiwanis team in Red Shield league leads with seven wins and no losses. Captain Buster Moffitt, former local standout, listed in a Bournemouth England tournament entry.

Melvin Walker High Point High School Erie Floyd Brooks Walker Billy Cole Gulotta Stars New Orleans American Legion Noot Malcolm Sullivan High Point High High Point College Broadus Dick” Culler Boston Braves Kiwanis Club Buster” Moffitt Bournemouth England

Guilford College Grid Squad Set for Seven Games

Guilford College Coach Doc Newton unveils a seven game football schedule for the Quakers beginning September 29 at Maryland. Home games in Memorial Stadium include Newberry, Richmond, and Catawba with open dates for Emory and Henry and High Point.

Guilford College Williams Newton Guilford College Quakers Universy of Maryland College Park Guilford Greensboro Memorial Stadium Newberry Richmond Catawba Emory High Point High Point Panthers Emory and Henry Doe Doc Maryland Milligan Milligan College Tenn

Doc Spears Leaves Maryland Coaching To Enter Medicine

Dr Clarence E Doc Spears will resign as Maryland football coach effective October 1 after guiding Minnesota and West Virginia programs and leading Maryland through lean war years He plans to enter medical practice at a large out of state hospital and begins a mid August vacation before the new season starts

College Park Clarence E Doc) Spears University of Maryland Spears Minnesota Bronko Nagurski H. C. Byrd Maryland Guilford N. C Byrd Dartmouth Rush Medical College Chicago West Virginia Wisconsin

Shelby Secures 4-1 Win to Reach State Championship

Shelby defeats Charlotte 4-1 in the state semi finals to win the series three games to one. Kent and Bridges, Hunter and Fowler held the line as Shelby exploded early scoring four runs in the first three innings. The winner faces Laurinburg in a four out of seven series starting in Shelby next week with games moving to Red Springs for the next three.

Charlotte Shelby American Legion Cleveland County Pop Simmons Laurinburg Red Springs Kent and Bridges Hunter Fowler

Orleans Buys Pitcher Lou Camp From St Paul

General Manager Charlie Hurth announced the outright purchase of right handed pitcher Lou Camp from St Paul of the American Association. Camp joins New Orleans on a five year deal and is expected to bolster the rotation.

New Orleans Charlie Hurth Lou Camp St. Paul American Association

George Case Misses Chance For Bat Lead

George Washington Case of the Washington Senators failed to seize the American League batting lead last week as Tony Cucinello of the Chicago White Sox maintained the top spot with a .325 average. Case stood second at .315, with Roberto Estallella and Eddie Lake tied for third at .312. Stirnweiss and Stephens tied for fifth at .309, while Case led in runs and in steals with 20.

Chicago George Washington Case Washington Senators Ase Tony Cucinello Chicago White Chicago White Sox Tony Case Roberto Estallella Philadelphia Eddie Lake Boston George Stirnweiss New York Vern Stephens St. Louis Stirnweiss Stephens Bob Johnson Wally Moses Johnson Nick Etten George Binks Washington

Cincinnati Hurler Pitches Without Facing a Batter

Horace Lisenbee a 44 year old Cincinnati Reds pitcher appeared in a big league game without facing a batter. He entered in the eighth inning for Arnold Carter against the Cubs, then issued three balls to Andy Pafko before rain halted play, leaving no official pitching record.

Chicago Horace Hod) Lisenbee Cincinnati Reds Lisenbee Arnold Carter Cubs Andy Pafko Pafko

Camp Davis Beats Camp Lejeune 21-12 In Baseball

Camp Davis defeated Camp Lejeune 21 to 12 in a baseball game. Red Lynch pitched for Camp Davis while Sexton and Gillingham pitched for Camp Lejeune.

Camp Lejeune Camp Davis Camp Lejeune Marines Red Lynch Army Sexton Gillingham Lejuene

Baseball leaders rise as hitters and pitchers pace early standings

Hit four doubles the past week to take over the batting lead with 21. Boston pitcher Dave Ferriss adds another win to reach 17 wins and two losses. Al Benton stays second with eight victories and two defeats. Dutch Leonard of Washington stands third at 11-4, while Hal No nouser of Detroit sits at 15-6.

Boston Dave Ferriss al Benton Dutch Leonard Washington Hal Nonhouser Detroit

Byron Nelson Still Leads Field As Tom O'Shanter Is Postponed

Byron Nelson, leader at 134 after 36 holes, delays final push to Monday as rain postpones the All-American Open semi finals at Tom O Shanter. Gene Sarazen sits four strokes back in pursuit as $60,000 event stalls for a second straight year.

Byron Nelson Tom O'Shanter Chicago Nelson Meet Fred Corcoran P.G.A Toledo Gene Sarazen New York

Woods Returns to Active List for Red Sox

The Boston Red Sox announced that pitcher George Woods, who had been on the voluntary retired list, has been placed on the active list.

Farm fire disaster rate across U S farms in 1936 to 1940

The U S Department of Agriculture estimates that among more than 6 5 million farms in the country one in 37 experienced a disastrous fire between 1936 and 1940.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

UNC men lead at Carolinas A.A.U. meet in City Lake

UNC swimmers top the field at City Lake in the Carolinas A.A.U. meet with 67 points at midday. Carolina swimming club women lead with 54 points while Camp Lejeune and Goldsboro trail in the service and district divisions. A closing day features three junior events and six district records set on opening day.

A.A.U Carolinas Citylake Bob Merrick Charlotte Jean Pyatt Peggy Pate Goldsboro Swimming Club Frances Kenney Carolina Swimming Club Shelly Rodbell Camp Lejeune Enterprise Edward V. Mitchell High Point University of North Carolina Carolinas A.A.U Carolina Goldsboro Carolina Girls Charlotte Y.M.C.A Cherry Point Marines City Lake Ethel la Sives Snooky Proctor Bo Jenkins Merrick Camp Jeine Frances Rennes Jack Zimmerman U.N.C Ethel Laughlin Randy Hudson Secs Goldsboro Swimming Asociation Marie Crone Snooky Proctor Johnny Cremery Lejeune John Lord Tune New District Ben Ward Mike Morrow U.N. C Sumner Lerjeune Carolina Swimming,club Randy Hudson Frances Kinney Peggy Pate Kay Powell Pat Donnell Shirley Dot Crawford Harry Witt Gerritt van der Berg Levjeune Robert Holston Leg Jeune Snooky. Proctor Jack Cremery Vas Ee Ponherrane Harry Jut Johnny Zimmerman U.N Johnny Zibberman U. N.C

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