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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1943

Page

7

Detroit Tigers eye training costs as season nears

Detroit's Jack Zeller says the Tigers may break even on training expenses for the first time since 1929 when they received a 12000 dollar guarantee from Phoenix. Mentions Phils Hershey and Creighton invitations, plus Walter Reuther linked to Lake Washington shipyards baseball.

New York Eastman-Landis Detroit Jack Zeller Tigers Phoenix Ariz Phils Hershey Alex Shults Seattle Times Walter Dutch) Reuther Lake Washington Shipyards

All Virginia Military Academy Basketball Team Named

GLOBAL BASKETBALL reports the All Virginia Military Academy picks with Cavalier elements. Cliff Lewis of Lakewood Jim Jacob of Wellsburg Joe Lenzi of New Haven contribute alongside Edward Zyzes of Jamestown and Massanutten’s Bob Riley Hasbrouck Heights. Fritzie Zivic seeks a patient for an air cooling device for stems. Beau Jack and Tom Todd are noted for Virginia IC4A hurdles. Ramona Allen, aged 15, fled the liner Athenia after it was torpedoed. NCAA faces three potential winners Illinois Notre Dame Indiana in the upcoming tournament.

Global Hank Richmond News-Leader Wolfe Virginia Military Academy Staunton M. A Cliff Lewis Lakewood Jim Jacob Wellsburg W. Va Joe Lenzi New Haven Conn Fork Union M. A Edward Zyzes Jamestown N. Y Massanutten Bob Riley Hasbrouck Heights N. J Fritzie Zivic Beau Jack Tom Todd Virja Bartlett Ramona Allen Oakland Calif Athenia N.C.A.A. Basketball Illinois Notre Dame Indiana

Naval and sports figures enter military service anecdotes

Bill Cox bids for Babe Dalgren amid risky stunts. McLeod reports to Pensacola as a Marine instructor after tennis and golf at Jess Hawley's Florida estate, suffering only minor flesh loss in a jeep collision. Fred Frankhouse studies at Lexington VA with the army. Al Benton reportedly set a civilian clothes record in Norman OK. Bob Evans joins army reserve. his father Robert D. Evans is sworn Marine captain. Bob Senior played college football in 1915 and for Wissahickon Backs in WWI.

al Benton Norman Okla Navy Bob Evans Penn Army Reserve New Cumberland Robert D. Evans Bob

Hollywood Seethes Over Draft Exemption Drama

The column blasts MGM for appealing Mickey Rooney’s 1-A draft status and mocks Orson Welles for citing asthma and other ailments to dodge service. It contrasts star power with war needs, notes Rooney’s value as an essential worker, and questions who benefits from ditch digging for draftees.

New York Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Mickey Rooney War Department Orson Welles Joe DiMaggio Army DiMaggio Elles Hollywood Europe M.G.M Rooney Andy Hardy

Duke Names Bob Cox Tennis Coach

Durham March 8 Bob Cox backfield coach at Duke was named head coach of the tennis squad succeeding Harry Fogleman who has entered the army.

Durham Bob Cox Duke Harry Fogleman

Little Man Roy Barber Plays Big In Texas Wesleyan Spotlight

Kansas City report highlights Roy Barber 5'-8" forward of Texas Wesleyan as a standout in the National Intercollegiate tournament. The piece notes Weyman Cotton, 6'7" center, as co-star, but Barber remains a pivotal, enduring presence for the Fort Worth, Texas team.

Kansas City Roy Barber Ceutaew Seeeese Yeti Sin Texas Wesleyan Fort Worth Texas Weyman Cotton

Colleges Post Indoor Track Meet Marks

Eastern colleges posted top marks across five of eight events in five major indoor meets. Indiana led mile relay and Don Burnham edged Frank Dixon in the IC-4A mile. New York University won the IC-4A title with 48 points at Madison Square Garden. Don Kepler named head baseball coach at North Carolina Navy Pre-Flight School.

Chapel Hill Don Kepler Chicago White Sox Washington Senators North Carolina Navy John P. Graff New York Big Ten Indiana Ollie Hunter Evorcross Iowa State Hunter Notre Dame South Tom Todd Virginia Don Burnham Dartmouth Frank Dixon Dixon New York University Madison Square Garden

Colonials Capture Southern Conference Crown In OT Win

George Washington defeated Duke 56 40 in the final, after narrowly avoiding defeat by Davidson. Captain Gallagher and guard Raush sparked a late rally to force overtime, with Zahn praising the near loss as pressure relief.

Woodrow Pride Colonials Davidson George Washington Duke Zahn Jim Rausch John Konieszewski Blue Devils North Carolina Cedric Loftis Durham Ge . Bubber Seward Newport News Bob Gantt Konieszewski Dickerson City Tommy Peters Kingsport Tenn William and Mary Cagers al Vandeweghe Raleigh N. C Jim Ward Cecil Griffin Hal King Vandeweghe

Aces Meet Mann Five At Local Y Tonight

The Y M C A Aces play Mann Drug No 2 tonight with a 8 30 start after the 7 30 Midget championship runoff between Junior Hi Y and the Midgets. The Midgets crushed ABC Saturday to clinch a spot in the Y Midget championship.

Aces ABC Boys

National League Sets 96 Doubleheaders for Schedule

The National League released its 1945 schedule showing 96 doubleheaders with the St. Louis Cardinals to play 16 of them. Teams will make three circuit trips instead of four and intersectional opponents meet late in the season. the schedule aims to end by October 3 due to wartime changes.

New York Mar St. Louis Cardinals

Two Cage Titles Remain as Conference Races Enter Final Week

As the college season heads into its last week, only two conference titles are still undecided. Southern California and the University of Washington open a three game series in Seattle, while Dartmouth and Princeton contest the Eastern Intercollegiate League title. Regional tournaments and the national meet in Kansas City loom with St. Patrick’s and other contenders in focus.

Mite Texas San Antonio Army Roy Fen Barber Hamline University of St. Paul John Norlander Howie Schultz Central College of Fayette Rece Pete Ao Pepperdine de Angeles Kearney Neb New York Southern California University of Washington Seattle Dartmouth Princeton Nnew Hamshire Frays Kansas City Hamline University of Toledo University Creighton Missouri Valley Rice

Bird Dogs Ready For Quail Championship Start

Nearly forty bird dogs faced off in Pinehurst for the National Amateur Quail Championship. The event, sponsored by the Amateur Field Trial Clubs of America, features two hour heats on a well stocked course.

Pinehurst Amateur Field Trial Clubs of America

College basketball contenders listed after Southern title loss

The report names Southwest loop and several programs as contenders for an upcoming race. George Washington defeated Notre Dame 56 to 40 on Saturday to reclaim the Southern Conference crown, with St. John’s Brooklyn and others in the mix for bids.

Southwest Loop Western Kentucky State Fordhan St. John’s Brooklyn Washington and Jefferson Penn State DePaul Georgetown Kentucky Notre Dame Duke George Washington

Haegg pace and Rice duel eyed by De George

AP sports note cites George De George predicting Gregory Rice of NYAC would beat Gunder Haegg if they meet at two or three miles. Haegg’s speed fueled by Arne Andersson’s rivalries, while Earl Mitchell falters after a strong 4 08.6 mile. Frank Dixon shocks by winning two miler races as Dodds slows.

New York George de George Gregory Rice N.Y.A.C Gunder Haegg Haegg Rice Gaevle Arne Andersson Andersson Britain Sydney Wooderson Earl Mitchell Indiana Gil Dobbs Mitchell Dodds

Dodgers Hold Firm at Second as Walker Defends Herman

Dixie Walker defends Billy Hermans aging legs at second base for the Dodgers saying Herman covers more ground and uses his head to read batters. He dismisses talk of weakness around second and expects strong play from Dodgers this season. Nap Lajoie recalls Shoeless Joe Jackson Hal Chase Addie Joss and Bill Brasley as Hall of Fame candidates highlighting Jacksons Black Sox ban.

Dixie Walker Brooklyn Dodgers Billy Herman Herman Billy Walker Nap Lajoie Nap Baseball Joe Jackson Chicago Hal Chase New York Addie Joss Cleveland Bill Brasley Jackson Black Sox

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