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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1938

Page

8

Horatio Alger Saga at Greensboro Open

A Greensboro Open golf scene at Starmount Country Club shows former caddies now graced by professional status and fan admiration. The piece contrasts past days lugging bags for stars like Horton Smith and Sam Snead with present glory, noting the swift rise from caddie to professional in a bustling golf circuit.

Vic Ghezzi Déal N. J Byron Nelson Reading Ed Dudley Augusta Greensboro Starmount Country Club Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Sam Snead Harry Cooper Pinehurst Florida California Westchester-Biltmore Ultra-Ultra Country Club Horatio Alger Richard Whitney

Behind The Tournament Big time event for Greensboro golf fest

Thousands follow the tournament as press crews and telegraph operators relay scores from the course. Eddie Brietz and others file updates to the Charlotte Observer and national wires while Marshalls manage crowds and ticket lines. Local sponsors Greensboro Junior Chamber of Commerce drive the busy scene.

United States Eddie Brietz Charlotte National News Service Armstrong Western Union Richmond Dick Williamson The News-Dispatch Bobby Cruishank Jake Wade Ier Dixie Charlotte Observer Marshalls Johnny Bulla High Point Chicago Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs Gene Sarazen Carolinas Laurence Leonard Greensboro News Scrivener

Panthers Fall 7 6 to Catawba In Salisbury

Catawba Indians beat High Point 7 6 to defend North State Conference baseball title. Lefty Bob Hampton allowed seven Panthers hits while teammates made six errors. Catawba led 7 2 after four innings, HP scored three in sixth on two hits and three Catawba errors.

Indians High Point College Salisbury N. C Catawba’s Indians High Point Panthers Bob Hampton Panther Panthers Abrhpoa Armstrong Ceesceas Brinkley Eeuaevar Harris Grege Cochrane E le Warner Henderson Koontz Wagner Catawba Beattie Pnanes Pelffer Clark Ev Eaeeks Aes POOW Waciiccssees Davia Csssrosseree Morrison Morgan Ives Fampton OE Sachs Gusecies Oos Iligh Point Yow Peiffer Davis T. Davis Towery Atkins M. Davis Armstrong Gregg Sacrifices High Point Caowba Hampton Cadet Warner M. Davis Culbreth

Exhibition Baseball Cancelled in New Orleans Match

The Cleveland seconds game against New Orleans at New Orleans was canceled. No rescheduled date was announced.

Cleveland Seconds New Orleans

Golf Pairings and Starting Times Across Multiple Venues

The listing shows a long schedule of golf pairings and starting times from 8:30 to 1:50 with participants from Sedgefield High Point Winston-Salem and other cities. Notable names include Heath Agle Paul Andress Walter Robers Dugan Aycock and Sam Snead among many others.

Nashville blanked Baltimore in 11 innings in Thomasville

In Thomasville Georgia Nashville beat Baltimore 11 to 3 in an extra inning game after trading runs through the middle innings. Crouch Blaemire and Fischer West contributed to the scoring for Nashville while Baltimore struggled to plate runs.

Thomasville Nashville Baltimore Crouch Blaemire Fischer West

Exhibition Baseball Game Between Indianapolis and Newark

Indianapolis AA and Newark IL played an exhibition with mixed scoring. Final noted: Newark 7, Indianapolis 3, with Page and Lewis on Newark side and Splitler Russo Haley and McCullough credited for the pitching sequence.

Indianapolis Newark Page Lewis Splitler Russo Haley McCullough

Golf scores list from multiple players across clubs and states

An extensive golf score roundup lists players from Greensboro High Point Winston Salem and others with round totals ranging from 61 to 103 in a sprawling roster. Names include Heath, Dorsey Meade, John Diffendale Walter Roberts Stan Northrup Ed Madaris Henry Styers Jr A C McManus Ja Palmer and many more.

Heath FE Agile Greensboro Dorsey Meade Danville John Diffendale High Point Walter Roberts, Jr Albany N. Y Stan Northrup Concord ED Madaris Andy Merrilees Paul Andress A. C. McManus x-Ja Palmer Badin N. C X-B. Snow X-J. M. Wagner Statesville J. Helms X-John C. Abell

Revolta Racks Up 68 Bulla Scores A 71

The Pinehurst Open leaders list Revolta and Bulla with 68 and 71 as top scores behind them. Notables include Heinlein Mallory Cooper Slingerland Shute Guldahl Runyan Penna Laffoon Walsh and Crichton. Play resumes Sunday morning with final 36 holes Monday at Sedgefield.

Pinehurst Bulla Heinlein Mallory Harry Cooper Chicopee Mass Horton Smith Chicago George Slingerland Greensboro Guilford County Denny Shute West Newton Ralph Guldahl Tony Manero Peabody Sedgefield Paul Runyan White Plains N. Y Tony Penna Dayton Ohio Ky Laffoon Maurice Walsh Scarsdale Andy Merrillees Emerywood Jimmy Crichton Blair Park Buster Moffett Ben Garner Bobby Dunkelberger Bill Snow Jack Garrett High Point Ed Madarts John Diffendale John Abels John Heller

Elon Netters Bow To South Carolina

The University of South Carolina tennis team defeated Elon College 4 to 3 in Columbia. Carolina won four of five singles and lost both doubles matches. Elitech beat Greenwald 6 1 6 1. Jones beat Lipscomb 6 1 10 8. Carson beat Flory 2 Bradham beat Pittman 6 2 6 4. Jones and Pittman defeated Lipscomb and Carson 6 4 2 6 6 2.

Columbia University of South Carolina Elon College Carolina Elitech Greenwald Jones Lipscomb Carson Flory Bradham Pittman

Brack's Homer Lifts Dodgers Over Rochester in 11th

Gil Brack hit a game winning home run with one out in the eleventh inning to give the Brooklyn Dodgers a 5 to 4 victory over the Rochester Red Wings in Florida. Van Mungo started for Brooklyn, allowing two hits and one run in three innings.

Clearwater Fia Gil Brack Brooklyn Dodgers Rochester Red Wings van Mungo Brooklyn Rochester Sherrill Barrett Ogrodowski Narron Mungo Fitzsimmons Cohen Chervinko Spencer

Golfers Confront Dense Leaderboard From Multiple Cities

A long list of players with scattered scores and near totals fills the page. Names such as Frank Walsh Harold McSpaden Henry Picard and Sam Snead appear among many others from Chicago New York Philadelphia and New Jersey with varied rounds and incomplete cards.

Snead Ties Lead With 66 In Greensboro Golf

Sammy Snead tied for the first round lead with a 66 at the Greater Greensboro tournament in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and Harold MecSpaden matched the score in Winchester Massachusetts.

Sammy Snead Springs W. Va Harold (Jug) MecSpaden Winchester Mass Greensboro

Pittsburgh Wins From Seals 6 to 3 in Exhibition Tilt

Pittsburgh’s National League squad beat the San Francisco Seals 6 to 3 in San Francisco on March 26 to level the exhibition series at two wins apiece. A four run rally in the eighth broke a tight game as Heintzelman Swift and Todd led Pittsburgh’s attack while Ballou Shores and Woodall contributed for San Francisco.

San Francisco Pittsburgh San Francisco Seals Heintzelman Swift Todd Ballou Shores Woodall

Browns Win Seventh Straight With 8 6 11-Inning Victory

St Louis Browns edged Houston 8 to 6 in 11 innings as Russ Van Atta and Ed Cole combined strong mound work. The Browns, now seven in a row, overcame early deficits with two lefties stifling Houston’s offense and the offense late in the game. Newsome and teammates contributed, while Houston’s lineup included Heath Severs and Wysock.

Houston Tex St. Louis Browns Browns Russ van Atta Ed Cole St. Louis Newsome van Atta Cole Sullivan Heath Severs Lewis Perry Crow Wysock

Indians Bow To Giants 4 To 2 In Baton Rouge

Giants right-hander Harry Gumbert and Cliff Melton held the Cleveland Indians to three hits as New York posted a 4 to 2 victory. The Giants never trailed after two runs in the third inning on a walk and a sequence including a pass to Dick Bartell a triple and an error. Lou Chiozza homered in the fourth to seal the lead as Cleveland tallied two in the ninth. Hudlin Whitehill Hemsley Pytlak Gumbert Melton Mancuso.

Baton Rouge Harry Gumbert Cliff Melton Cleveland Indians New York Giants Giants Willis Hudlin Dick Bartell Jim Ripple Lyn Lary Lou Chiozza Cleveland New York Hudhin Whitehill Hemsley Pytlak Gumbert Melton Mancuso

Citadel Golfers Open Season With Davidson Victory

Citadel's golf team trailed after nine holes but surged in the second nine to beat Davidson 9 1/2 to 8. Weldon Doe led with a 76 as medalist, defeating Henson Maples 2 to 1. Thorne and Daniel won two matches each for Citadel.

Charleston 8. C Citadel Davidson College Bulldogs Davidson Citadel Simonpyres Weldon Doe Henson Maples Tommy Throne Jimmy Cooper Thorne Maples Cooper Raymond Pittman Ben Mayo Dick Daniel Charlie Pegram

Also Mentioned on This Page

Teerey WaPo Horatio Alger Saga Chakales Horace Gilderton Commerce Willowbrook Plymouth Heath Agle Winston-Salem Henry Styers, Jr Walter Robers, Jr Johnny Palmer Charles Thomas J. M. Wagner Charlie Farlow Burlington Pat Denofrio Jack Helms John ©. Abels, Jr Raymond Atkins Fayetteville Ralph Tilley Mt. Alry Hobart C. Watson Cgeorge Brown Jim Turnesa Providente R. L Ben Loving Saranack George Lyles, Jr Elmer Loving Roanoke W. L. Brown Hoyle Goodman Martinsville Morace Meredith Starmount Bill Jake Randleman Robert W. Brownell Washington Jim Creighton Freddy Hyatt Stanley Horne Ottawa Ontario Chandler Harper Norfolk Ed Oliver Wilmington Del Marshall Crichton Durham Red Munday Eugene Sumner W. W. Ward Cole Moss Spartanburg George Rickville Center L. L Ed Brooks Barton Fla Art Clark Gary Eddie Bush Norway Maine Dave Tinsley Henry Poe Pfred Tilson R. W. Gold Benny Goodes Tommy Armour Bobby Cruickshank Willie Macfarlane Old Oaks Herman Barron EB. J. Harrison Little Rock Bill Heinlein John Armour Mike Turnesa Elmsford N.Y Sam Parks Jack Patroni Shawnee-on-Delaware W. T. Vines Buster Moffitt al Collins Covington Orville White Lawson Little Johnny Revolta Wilfy Cox Jack Grout Hershey Frank Walsh Jimmy Thomson Billy Burke Jimmy Demaret Leo Mallory Weeburn Conn Harold McSpaden Boston Henry Picard Springfield Frank Strafaci Coral Gables Jay Simpson Deal N. d Johnny Farrell Baltasard Alin Stone Durham Frank Stubbler Joy S. Rutherford West Peabody Craig Wood Jimmy Hines Garden City Hugh Pete Webb Shelby J. Die Red Springs Edmund Burke Providence Fred Dowling Eahmidition Baseball Ramon Atkins Payetteville R. Tilley H. C. Watson Charles Farlow George Brownlow Johnny Raycroft Co. M. Thomas Bill Cogart Harry Dorsett Xjack Garrett X-E. M. O'Herron X-H. B. Cummings Lee Hansbury Marion Ralph Lang Charlottesville Ralph Miner New Bern x-Al Dowtin Wake Forest Art Straub Brielle Conte Cannon, Jr L. J. Beam Carl Graham R. L. Warner Raleigh X-J. Mc Wagner R. A. Oliver x-Rodney Warner Dugan Aycock George Seeee Saranac Inn N. H R. I Brown Hoyle Goodwin Horace Meredith Bill Randleman D. C Marshall Chrichton Ont Portsmouth Eugene Summer al Houghton Old Point Comfort Earl Tolley Tom Willis al Smith Alan Watkins Archie Clark Felix Serafin Clarks Summit Leo Walper Dick Brown Udwin Vickery Sumter Sam Byrd Philadelphia Goggin Menry Poe U Fred Tilson A-R. W. Gold Edldie Bueh Ee Seton Morton McCarthy A-C. M. Thomas Xt. J. Beau Voca Raton J. Harrison Ark Best Revolte Evanston Ill Revolta Elon Netters South Carolina Brack Lao Mallory Wee Ralph Guidahl al Watrous Frank Moore Mamaroneck x-Prank Strafaci Ray Mangrum Leonard Dodson Buster Moffit Joe Lee Brookfield Center Johnny Sulla Jony Penna Sam Parks, Jr Shawnee Per EB. Rutherford Frank Stahler Tanner Long Island Mance McVitty Locust Valley Card Seals Deacons Talley Wake Forest Deacons Springfield College W. Cark Dickson Massachusetts Dillman Chapman Root Oweee Towle Heinlan Hall R. Clark Muir Rumpal Wenere Smith Tracy W. Clash Munge Dickens Puller Eteweeee Payne Aderholt Hoyle Bustler Glass Dupree Clayton Peele W. Clarke W. Clark Kearney Pegram Daniel Mayo Becker N. Main W. Washington
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