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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1946

Page

8

New York Columnists Split On Louis Conn Bout Outcome

A string of staff opinions weigh in on the Joe Louis vs Billy Conn heavyweight title fight. Edward Mitchell backs Conn citing woman’s intuition. Ed Lewis favors Louis’s experience. Ed Kemp notes high ticket prices imply a short fight. Cookie Brooks predicts Louis win. A. W. Stamey argues Conn can win with skill. Vance McGhee leans toward Conn citing business stakes and potential rematch.

Edward V. Mitchell Billy Conn New York Louis Conn Yankee Stadium Winnah Ed Lewis Gallup Cookie Brooks Joe Louis Joe A. W. Stamey John L. Sullivan

Louis Conn weigh-in day fronts Yankee Stadium bout

Joe Louis and Billy Conn finished light workouts ahead of their title fight at Yankee Stadium tomorrow. Conn weighed about 182 pounds, Louis around 206, with both aiming for victory in front of a $100 ticket crowd. Promoter Mike Jacobs noted strong advance sales though top-price seats moved slowly.

Ed Kemp Mike Jacobs Yankee Stadium Joseph Louis Detroit Wee Willie Conn Pittsburgh New York Joe Louis Billy Conn Conn Madicon Uare Garden Louis New Jersey Billy Pompton Lakes Dancaround Ashe Oge Chicago

Cardinals Snappair Gains On Dodgers In Standings

St Louis Cardinals sweep the Boston Braves 9-6 and 1-0 to gain a full game on the idle Dodgers as Pollet and Renapman steer extra-game wins. Kramer earns his seventh win for the Red Sox in a 7-1 loss, while Boston slips further from the pace in a tough stretch.

St. Louis Cardinals Dodgers Jack Hand Arck Kramer St. Louis Hal Weafer Fenway Park Washington Yankees Kramer Boston Red Sox New Orleans Joe Cronin Boston Red Sox Joe Bosox Mickey Harris Sox Cardinals Boston Braves Pollet Bill Lee Renapman Phillies New York Giants Pittsburgh

Standard May Abandon N. C. Oil Well Soon

The Standard Oil company of New Jersey drill at Buxton North Carolina has reached 9282 feet and is likely to be abandoned soon. Engineers say the well has exceeded estimates by 1000 feet and geologists expect granite, ending this phase of the coast colony's oil quest. Seismograph work continues in coastal waters as another well may be drilled underwater in coming months.

Underground City of Gold Mines

The Witwatersrand gold mine in South Africa is described as the world’s largest underground city with 4,000 miles of subterranean shafts streets and avenues and capacity for about 190,000 workers.

Witwatersrand South Africa

Spoils Drop Shifts in 1942 Counterfeit Losses

In 1942 counterfeiters drained public funds by about 48000 dollars, far below 771000 dollars yearly peaks seen in 1933 and 1936, according to contemporary polls.

Novikoff Returns to Coast after Phillies Sale

Outfielder Lou Novikoff says his sale to Seattle was a surprise and doubts he will play in the majors again. The 30 year old, used mainly as a pinch hitter, expressed no regrets toward the Phillies. Chicago manager Ben Chapman notes Ike Pearson also sold to Seattle for cash, with price undisclosed.

Philadelphia Lou Novikoff Seattle Philadelphia Phillies Novikoff Ben Chapman Phillies Ike Pearson Pearson

One Man Plays For Both Teams And Umpires

Cherokee coach Dick Highfill played for both Avard and Cherokee in a single game and then served as the umpire. He started on Avard after an injury forced a temporary switch, moved to Cherokee left field in the seventh, and batted in the ninth before finishing behind the plate as arbiter in a 6-2 Avard win. Also notes about African slaves in Brazil.

Cherokee Okla Dick Highfill Wewoka Avard Highfill High

Veteran Sports Writer James Isaminger Dies at 65

James C. Isaminger, 65, longtime baseball columnist and sports editor for the Philadelphia Inquirer, died at his home near Maryland after a 45 year career. Born in Hamilton Ohio, he started in 1895 at Cincinnati Times-Star, moved to North American in 1905, joined The Inquirer in 1925, and retired after a paralytic stroke on a road trip.

Fawn Grove James C. Isaminger Philadelphia Inquirer Maryland Hamilton Isaminger Cincinnati Times- Star Philadelphia North American The Inquirer Cleveland

White House Painted White Since 1814 in Washington

The fragment notes the White House in Washington, D. C. has been painted white since 1814. It mentions players Hamrick Skeen Landis Thomas Sherrill Weaver and a 1:45 time, with Hamrick credited for 2 RBIs and multiple strikeouts and walks listed.

Eck Fiala Cardinale Miller Hamrick Skeen Hamr Ick Goman So-By Hamrick &, Iowan Landis Thomas A—Sherrill Weaver White House Washington, D. C

High Point lads stay in golf tourney

Greensboro June 18 Frank Brooks Jr of Siler City and Billy Aldridge of Burlington were co medalists with 73 as about 120 juniors 16 and under teed off in the 20th Carolinas junior golf championship. Local pairings featured George Jackson of Aiken versus Brooks and Malcolm McLean of Charlotte versus Aldridge with scores in the 70s.

Greensboro Frank ‘%Rooks, Jr Siler City Billy Aldridge Burlington Eoach Young Brooks George Jackson Aiken S. C Aldridge Malcolm McLean Charlotte Rodney McKnight Tommy Langley High Point Dick Tiddy Ed Barnes Greesboro Bailey Glenn Winston-Salem Phil Tatum Columbia Bob Hayes Durham Karlow Farrell Tommy Bachman Frank Little Greens Bobby Everhart Point Henry Clark, Jr Reidsville

Red Shield scores and baseball league results

Baseball results list scores from national and regional leagues, with Red Shield beginners league game details. Includes multiple games across Southern Association Carolina League Tobacco League and state leagues, plus two Rotary Club and A B Club box scores.

Red Shield Salvation Army

Girls Softball Stats Highlight Key Performers

Kennedy leads with two RBIs and a home run while Hicks adds a two run hit. D Rice Carter Carmichael Southern Tysinger Smith Edwards contribute RBIs and bases. Hicks nails a three bagger as M Brown secures the win over P Brown in 1:50. Umpires Brown and Farlowe.

Kennedy Hicks D. Rice Carter Carmichael Southern Tysinger Smith Edwards Briles Wade M. Thornton P. Brown PD. Thornton M. Brown Dornton P. Sm D. Thornton Brown Farlowe

Relief Hurler Will Make First Start For Juniors

High Point junior Legion faces Guilford County at Finch Field under lights with 8 p.m. game time. Jack Ridge, impressive in relief vs Asheboro, will start tonight backed by Jack Hinkle if needed. Tommy McGhee plays through an ankle injury as the squad aims to stay in the league chase.

Jack Ridge Asheboro High Point Junior Legion Guilford County Finch Field Na Tin Ridge Jack Hinkle Tommy McGhee Winston-Salem Jimmy Hayworth McGhee Leaksville Lexingon Hayworth Jimmy Rickert Hinkle Lexington Greensboro

Indiana guard Dick Wittenbraker tops intramural dash and election

Bloomington Indiana basketball guard Dick Wittenbraker won the 100 yard dash in the intramural track carnival and was elected vice president of the Board of Aeons, highest student tribunal for men students.

Bloomington Ind Indiana Dick Wittenbraker Aeons

Constant Eaters Among Birds Driven by High Metabolism

The article notes birds maintain body heat with temperatures between 100 and 113 degrees. High circulatory rate and rapid food use force birds to eat nearly constantly to fuel their small bodies.

Violent Ray Knocks Out Verne Escoe in Toronto Bout

Elmer The Violent Ray of Tampa Florida floored Verne Escoe of Toronto in the third round of a scheduled 10 rounder in Baltimore. Ray weighed 190 pounds to Escoe 180 and followed two tight rounds with a right to the head that ended the fight. The six round semi final featured Leo Matricciani defeating Johnny Crawford in a local Raymond card with gross receipts of 6610 from 2683 paid attendance.

Baltimore Elmer Ray Tampa Fila Verne Escoe Toronto Escoe Leo Matricciani Johnny Crawford New Jersey Johnny Willard New York

Qualifying In Biltmore Golf To End Today

Judd Brumley led a field of about 160 golfers after a three under par 69 in the first qualifying round at Biltmore Forest. The final 18 holes wrap up today with match play set to begin tomorrow and finals planned Saturday across all flights on the par 72 course.

Asheville Judd Brumley Biltmore Forest Country Club Biltmore Forest

National Anthem Designation Unearthed For 1931

The Star Spangled Banner was designated as the U S national anthem in 1931. The note recalls a formal recognition marking a turning point in American patriotic observance and musical heritage. The piece became a symbol of national identity and civic ceremonies.

U. S

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