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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1947

Page

6

High Point coach Tony Simeon resigns amid turmoil

Tony Simeon steps down as football and basketball coach and athletic director at High Point high school after a period of disloyalty and student criticism. The columnist defends Simeon, cites staff and community pressure, and urges reconsideration while condemning the disruptive behavior by students and factions.

Catamounts Get Bid To K C Tourney

Kansas City dispatch notes twelve teams certified for the National Intercollegiate Basketball tournament to be held March 10 to 15. Emil B Liston NAIB executive secretary announces additions including Whittier College Texas Wesleyan Fort Worth Arizona State University New Mexico Western Carolina Dakota Wesleyan University of Houston Southern Illinois Normal Delta State Teachers Loras Emporia State Lawrence Tech. Deadline for entries into the 32 team field is March 4.

Kansas City Emil Liston Whittier College Calif Texas Wesleyan Fort Worth Arizona State College of

Justice and Papa Shine in UNC Scrimmage

Char lie Justice and Walt Papa showcased 1946 form in a spirited UNC football scrimmage ending North Carolina winter drills. The 75-player session featured passes, TDs by Justice and Papa, standout plays by Bob Cox and Bob Reynolds, with Sparger switching to blocking back and strong line play from Logue Cox and Varney.

Chapel Hill Charlie Choo Choo) Justice Walt Papa North Carolina Carl Snavely Justice Georgia Jim Camp Pupa Bob Cox Logue Bob Reynolds Jayvee Sparger George Sparger Papa Camp Cox Purcell Bauer Bilpunch Cospito Smith Hendrick McLain Neikirk Baise Bob McDonald Bill Pritchard Bob Kennedy

Navy trounces Army 64 42 in Annapolis clash

Navy dominated Army 64 to 42 at Annapolis as captain Kenny Shugart scored 22 points to lead the victory. The win underscores Navy's strong performance in the interservice matchup.

NAVY Annapolis Kenny Shugart Army

Statewide Golden Gloves Tourney Heads to Local Armory

More than 150 boxers from service units and regional clubs will compete at the Mercury athletic club second annual Tri-State Golden Gloves in High Point this week. Marines and paratroopers from Camp Lejeune and Ft. Bragg join Greensboro Kannapolis Florence Berry Hill Kernersville and local YMCA fighters in a large field with 800 seats available at the armory. An opening Thursday afternoon start is likely with advance ticket sales solid though remaining seats may be plentiful at the door. An important Mercury club meeting is set for tomorrow at Asia restaurant to finalize plans for the event.

Mercury Athletic Club Camp Lejune 2Nd Airborne Ft. Bragg Cherry Point High Point YMCA Mercury Club Asia Dick Short

Greensboro High Gets Duke-Durham Tourney Bid

Greensboro High School accepted a bid to the sixth annual Duke Durham Southern Invitational tournament opening in Durham. The team, coached by Bob Jamison, are Western Conference AA champions with a 34 to 29 win over Gastonia, and this marks their second appearance in the event after competing in 1942. Wilmington High and Patterson Park High of Baltimore are among the other entrants.

Durham Greensboro High School Duke-Durham Southern High School Duke Greensboro Gastonia Wilmington N. C Patterson Park High Baltimore Bob Jamison Columbia, S. C., High

Conference picks seedings for Duke tournament set

Southern conference basketball committee meets in Durham to decide pairings for the three day tournament at Duke indoor stadium. N C State likely top seed with 11 wins in 13 starts followed by North Carolina Duke and George Washington in order. Other invited teams include Richmond Maryland South Carolina and Washington and Lee. Duke hosts with 8 000 capacity and sellout likely.

Durham Southern Conference Duke Richmond University University of Maryland University of South Carolina Washington and Lee Virginia Tech Lexngton Generals William and Mary Williamsburg Raleigh Memorial Auditorium Duke Indoor Stadium Paul Menton Baltimore Broadus Culler High Point James A. Young Camp Lee Wake Forest

State Grapplers Whip Wildcats

RALEIGH March 1 State Cal wrestlers won 28 6 over Da Wildcats in a Southern conference meet at Frank Thompson gym. Two undefeated grapplers Jin Edwards 175 pounds and Fred Wagoner heavyweight kept perfect conference records with Edwards winning by decision and Wagoner taking a forfeit.

Raleigh State Cal Frank Thompson Gym Jin Edwards Fred Wagoner clean _Edwards ng Dav S Wagoner

High Point high honors coach Tony Simeon amid resignation

Tony Simeon resigns as director of athletics and head football and basketball coach at High Point high school. Superintendent Carroll and Principal Whitley commend his decade of service, noting a record of 186-45 in basketball and 15-3-3 in football. Both praise his Christian conduct and impact on students.

Homer McCoy Simeon Charles F. Carroll D. P. Whitley Greensboro High Point High School Tony Simeon Carroll Whitley High Point Simfeon High Point High Bison Arlington Raleigh Winston-Salem Eepimem Will Poconette

Malone Leads In Maryland Ring Victory

Kenny Malone, a freshman from Paterson New Jersey, captured the 175 pound class by unanimous decision over Clemson’s Bill Hunter in College Park Maryland. The win gave Maryland a 22 to 19 team margin over Clemson and its third Southern Conference boxing title.

College Park Kenny Malone Paterson N. J University of Maryland Maryland Clemson Bill Hunter Tigers

Grid Workouts Begin Monday For Hi Point Purple Panthers

Twenty two lettermen lead Hi Point college Purple Panthers into spring football drills with a focus on conditioning and fundamentals. Coach Ralph James aims to develop promising players who saw limited action last fall into a fighting machine for next season. Ends Collins Brewer Hammond Knapp Cale. Tackles Page Davis Rosier. Guards Petree McCurry Williams Chan. Guards—Backs Bollinger Cheadle. Backs McDonald Painter Harris Tipton Evans Atwood Horney Foxworth.

Bill Currie Hi Point College Purple Panthers Acording Ralph James James Purple Panther Bill Faircloth Strew Panthers High Point Charles Collins Bill Brewer Jack Hammond Richard Knapp Vincent Cale Don Page Roy Davis Rosier Davis James Petree Don McCurry Ed Williams Otis Chan Guatere Bob Bollinger Dave Cheadle Curt McDonald Glenn Painter Norman Harris Carl Tipton Albert Evans

Red Shield Finals Set For Monday

The city wide Red Shield league final will be Lions club versus Rotary club at Harrison gymnasium Monday night at 8 p.m. The tournament began Thursday with Exchange club taking second place by beating American Legion and JayCees defeating Civitan. Friday saw Rotary advance by beating Odd Fellows, while Jay Cees upset Exchange in the quarter finals. Saturday Rotary beat JayCees 32 to 29 to earn the right to face Lions, who held 14 wins and no losses and had a bye through the earlier rounds.

Lions Club Rotary Club Harrison Gymnasium Exchange Club American Legion JayCees Civitan Club Odd Fellows Jay Cees Exchange

Conn Works Plans Return to Ring After Training Cameo

Pittsburgh reports say Billy Conn, former heavyweight challenger, trained at the Lyceum gym and considered a comeback. Word hints at tune-up bouts, possible talks with Mike Jacobs and Rooney-McGinley camp as Conn tests readiness while lingering rumors about his boxing future.

Pittsburgh Billy Conno Billy Pittsburgh Lyceum Mike Jacobs New York Rooney- McGinley Sporting Conn Johnny

Y Matmen Win From Greensboro

The High Point YMCA wrestling team defeated Greensboro high school 14 to 13 for its first win of the season. Hulin pinned Lowdermilk in a close bout, Sappenfield won as did Fentress by decision, with Fortune also thrilling the crowd. An unrelated line notes cranberry bog harvesting methods.

Grappler Ezra Cox High Point High School Ledger Cox Rock Sappenfield Ted Hodge High Point Ymca Greensboro High School Gate City High Point Paul Hulin Greensboro Lowdermilk Hulin Bobby Sappenfield Faulkner Victor Fentress Fortune Greensboro Fentress

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