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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1947

Page

8

Wingate Clinches Junior College Championship In Harrison Gym

Wingate won the junior college basketball title in Harrison gym as Danny Miller led the team. All-tournament selections included John Shannon and Eddie Grenet for Wingate, with Mars Hill and Lees-McRae players also named.

Harrison Gymnasium Wingate Danny Miller John Shannon Sterling Center Eddie Grenet Fighting Guard Martin Lees-McRae Reybolds Mars Hill Moser Oak Ridge

Wingate junior college wins Mars Hill Bowl 47 43

Wingate junior college used a coordinated passing attack to defeat Mars Hill 47 to 43 in Harrison gymnasium securing the state junior college basketball championship. Guard Eddie Grenet sparked the win with the offense, while Reid Lowder led Wingate with 19 points and John Shannon added 11. Mars Hill’s Dopey Reynolds scored 13 on 22 attempts as Pat Anderson was sidelined. A preliminary game saw Campbell edging Lees-McRae 58-56.

Bill Currie Wingate Mars Hill Harrison Gymnasium Eddie Grenet Grenet Reid Lowder John Shannon Ned McCall Lenoir-Rhyne Pat Anderson Dopey Reynolds Campbell Lees-McRae Leo K. Pritchett Lees- McRae North Carolina Junior College Athletic Conference C. M. Wagoner Phieffer Lewis Lamott Presbyterian Junior College

Mars Hill Coach Ramsey Reflects After Narrow Loss

Red Ramsey, Mars Hill coach and former Western Carolina athlete under Ralph James at Cullowhee, lamented Pat Anderson’s injury and Dopey Reynolds’s cold shooting as key factors in a disappointing state finals night. The local junior chamber praised turnout, with four teams and strong fan support boosting gate receipts at 1.20 dollars per head.

Red Ramsey Mars Hill Western Carolina Ralph James Cullowhee College Red Pat Anderson Dopey Reynolds Junior Chamber of Commerce North States

Juniors urged to publicize finals for strong attendance

Editors note a push to publicize next year’s finals to guarantee large crowds. The text hints at efforts to move upcoming games to High Point, leveraging crowd energy and sopresal undercurrents to attract fans.

Junor Sopresal High Point

Mauna Loa Volcano Yet Not Known for Fatal Eruptions

Although Mauna Loa in the Hawaiian Islands is believed to discharge more lava than any other volcano there is no record of its eruptions ever having killed anyone.

Mauna Loa Hawaiian Islands

NAIB Tournament Basketball Scores From Southeast Oklahoma State

Southeastern Oklahoma State defeated Eastern Illinois Teachers 53 to 42. Beloit College beat Arkansas State 75 to 60. DePauw overwhelmed Oglethorpe 82 to 30. Canterbury topped Western Carolina 65 to 5. Hastings down Loyola 33 to 44.

NAIB Southeastern Oklahoma State Durant Okla Eastern Ilinois Charleston, Ill Beloit College Beloit Wis Arkansas State Jonesboro Ark Depauw University Greencastle Ind Oglethorpe University Atlanta, Ga Canterbury College Danville Western Carolina State Cullowhee, N. C Hastings College Hastings, Nebr Loyola University Baltimore, Md

Tigers Poised for Strong Run in American League Race

Rumors from Lakeland Fla suggest the Detroit Tigers, hampered by injuries and slumps last season, may challenge the Boston Red Sox with two key outfielders Dick Wakefield and Hoot Evers returning to form. Roy Cullendine, stepping in for Hank Greenberg at first, hit .335 last year and the club hopes for a potent lineup.

Lakeland Fla Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Sox Tigers Hank Greenberg Hank Dick Wakefield Walter Hoot) Evers Wakefield Steve O'Neill Evers Roy Cullendine Greenberg Roy Detroit Yankees

One-Name High School Star and Notable Baseball Crossovers

The column notes Gerald Eriksen from Minnesota high school averaging about eleven points per game. It also mentions three Penn basketballers who will join baseball this spring Chink Crossin Pat Kovlin and Jack Colberg with connections to former players and Athletics. The piece adds a Pittsburgh Pirates official Fred Hering and a light remark about Bing Crosby records. It ends with a tease about a southern college offering a ticket package for movies ice cream and milk shakes and mentions Tom Lo Presti becoming Buddy Baer's artist agent and Navy basketball success timing before Christmas.

New York Moaan Minn Geraldenkinson U. of Penn Chink Crossin Pat Kovlin St. Louis Browns Eer Jack Colberg Ward Ehmke Fred Hering Pittsburgh Pirates Bing Crosby Records Pirates Southern College Pennsylvania Tom Lo Presti Sacramento Calif Buddy Baer Ben Carnevale Navy

Indoor Track Meet Opens Amid Nerves and Timed Runs

Starter Jack Lavelle readied his pistol at 11 13 last Saturday night to begin the two mile race in the K of C indoor meet. Gil Dodds asked if all was well while Efaw fretted about catching the 1 40 train west and he had little time remaining.

North Carolina Dean Lee K. Pritchett Lees-McRae Dean Pritchett Jack Lavelle K. of C Gil Dodds Acress Efaw Efaw P. Dodds

Simeon Withdraws Resignation as Local High School AD

A. J. Tony Simeon announced on February 27 he would resign as athletic director and head coach. Superintendent Charles F. Carroll disclosed Simeon's letter withdrawing the resignation, expressing hope he will remain indefinitely. No details on changes to coaching staff were offered.

A. J Tony” Simeon Charles F. Carroll Simeon Carroll A. J. Simeon

Bulldogs Edge Statesville High in Key Matchup

Thomasville Bulldogs defeated Statesville High 32 to 24 led by Reece with 12 points. Statesville’s Smith led the losers with 7. Box notes cash lunch support from the U.S. Department of Agriculture with funds used for food and equipment.

Thomasville Reece Thomasville High School Bulldogs Statesville Smith U. S. Department of Articulture Statesville PG Fisher Shaw Vaceseses Miller Brittan McCrary Rollins Baily Tingley Johnson Jones Yates Piiveveeessee Daiesee Spyiie

Triangle Downs Highland repeats in Industrial league finals

Triangle defeated Highland 45-36 in the opening game at the YMCA. Garland Pugh led Highland with six early points while Woody Thomas scored 21 for Triangle. Triangle led 22-18 at halftime, extended to 37-34 after three, and finished 45-36. Pugh totaled 12 for Highland.

Bill Ellington Triangle Highland YMCA Highland Five Garland Pugh Raiders Woody Thomas Highlanders Greenwave Sao Pugh Rothrock Highland Re Rao Anderson Walker Foxworth Thomas B . W. Spencer Ow. Spencer Dawson Byrd Csesessseeres Steele and Cooper

Greenberg Named Mayor in Mend ing Heart Florida

Hank Greenberg newly elected mayor of Mend ing Heart Florida after a mock election at the national cardiac children’s home. Greenberg won 40 votes while Sophie Tucker had 11 and Mickey Rooney received none. The home houses 51 patients from across the country. He succeeds Milton Berle as mayor.

Miami Fla Hank Greenberg Pittsburgh Pirates Detroit Tigers Mending Heart Greenberg Sophie Tucker Mickey Rooney Milton Berle

Baseball Briefs: Spring Inplit Exhibitions Across C Camps

In far flung camps and cities, managers announce position tweaks and exhibition lineups. Leo Durocher plans Jackie Robinson at first base while Reese and Vaughan hold short and third. Clark Griffith retains Earl Wooten as utility first baseman with John Netcher sent to Chattanooga. Hal Newhouser makes first mound appearance for Detroit in Lakeland. Earl Johnson and Mickey Harris likely to pitch for Boston against Philadelphia with Ted Williams aiming for a hit streak in May. The St Louis Browns open their schedule against the New York Yankees at Al Lang Field with Ed Dyer naming Brazie Papai and Hearn as pitchers. The market forewarns beef and canned foods will rise in 1947.

Associated Press Balboa C. Z Leo Durocher Jackie Robinson Secon Brooks Robinson Stanky Reese Vaughan Orlando Fla Clark Griffith Washington Senators Earl Wooten

DiMaggio Faces Open Heel Recovery Before Opening Day

Joe DiMaggio may miss the Yankees opening game as a heel graft bandage covers healing from a skin graft after removal of a bone spur. Surgeon Dr Edward Hanrahan called the operation successful and said DiMaggio is optimistic about return, though exact timing is not yet set.

Baltimore Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Johns Hopskins Yankee Edward H. Hanrahan Dimaggio

Ortiz Outpoints Dade In Los Angeles Title Fight

Manuel Ortiz defeats Harold Dade by decision in Los Angeles for the title, with Ortiz from El Centro, California and Dade from Los Angeles. The card lists other bouts including Towne stopping Rosa and Shaw outpointing Chard across multiple cities.

Los Angeles Manuel Ortiz el Centro Calif Harold Dade Harrisburgh Artie Towne New York Manuel Rosa Baltimore Jersey City Ken Shaw Scotland Howard Chard Toronto Hartford Conn George Dunn Jimmy Collins Philadelphia Trenton N. J M. C. Daniels Billy Carrigan

Hunger Tops Love as Japanese Men Seek Wealth in Poll

A Tokyo poll of 506 single Japanese men aged 18 to 26 finds hunger outweighs romance. Most respondents prefer a husband who can buy anything desired, even on the black market, over romantic love.

Tokyo Japan

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