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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1944
Page
7
The report notes Dartmouth and other teams in a national championship context with mention of Madison Square Garden and a late five minute stretch. It references players like Herb Wilkinson and McGuire, a 17 game winning hand, and a narrow final score.
A four bout card at Parris Island ended in a draw with a tech tko by Cpl Frankie Cariphi a over Frankie Rich in the opening minute. Seymour defeated Herb Brydon on points, while Cherry Point’s Al Thornton beat an unnamed opponent to claim the other victory.
In LICK Indiana on March 29, rookie Cass Cass, a Chicago White Sox prospect, is reportedly close to choosing his next move as discussions about his future continue. Reports indicate he has yet to commit to a path.
New York report notes Notre Dame and St John’s rise in college basketball charm as Joe Lapchick’s coaching earns praise. It highlights the Garden as a fan magnet and cites high school talent, strong team play, and comparisons to Knute Rockne era impact.
The article lauds coach Joe Lapehick for teaching, motivating, and outscouting rivals, noting his ability to fire up players and his sharp tactics. He confined Bowling Green’s Don Otten to limited impact, and his Wildcats disrupted De Paul’s offense with quick breaks as Kentucky defeated strong opponents in the tournament.
Ovikoff, the Mad Russian, kept away from the Bruins spring camp at French Lick while trade rumors swirled involving the Cubs and Reds. Other clubs report players cleared for service, draft statuses updated, and preparations for exhibition games amid a busy pre season.
Coach Lapchick lauds St. John’s Indians for a resilient defensive effort and strong team balance that secured the championship. Bill Kotsores emerges late yet plays key roles alongside Daymon defense Gotkins Vertis and Summer contributing height and consistency to a confident, spirited squad.
A Sports Roundup notes 1941 NFL rosters, wartime service upheaval, and player counts. It lists George Strickler seeking service rosters, Dutch Harrison and Creighton Miller at Notre Dame, and wartime eligibility changes. The piece adds anecdotes on George Parnassus quitting smoking, prep stars Dewitt Coulter and West Point shot put prospects, and Army Navy football figuresBooty Pa Clemson brothers and Captain tte at Oklahoma A&M.
Boxers from multiple cities faced wins and stoppages. Mancini stopped Saunders in New York. Patterson and Zullo scored knockout wins. Price, Fleming, and Dun dee won on points in Washington and Brockton. Fuelling results include Gun ter and Governale earning decisions while others delivered knockouts.
Columbus Ga March 29 Elmer Riddle ace Cincinnati hurler left yesterday for the Reds training camp at Bloomington after being advised by his draft board that call to the Army might be several weeks. He passed his army physical as well.
ENID OKLA March 29 Raymond Rip Radcliff 35 year old Philadelphia Athletics outfielder said yesterday he had been accepted for Navy service. Radcliff who had played with Detroit for three seasons was sold to the Athletics last fall. He has new working in an airplane plant re.
A mystery lad in overalls rode a horse into a New York Giants workout at Lakewood New Jersey. He refused to name himself or his origin and then rode away after the session, leaving observers puzzled by the unusual appearance.
Gotkin interrupts a chat to insist on a night game, arguing the choice honors a deserving faith. The coach backs the switch, declaring they will play that night, a move framed as acknowledgment and reward.
Yale swimmer Ford, 20, who won three events at the National Collegiate championships, plans submarine service after advanced Navy training. He credits Army and Navy style drills for his gains, including pushups and situps that built his strength and speed. He swam 100 yards in 49.7 seconds in New Haven and aims to beat Bill Smith’s 20-yard mark. He learned to swim in the Canal Zone and enlisted as a Navy trainee last year.
Jester L. Pierce, Elon College coach and PE instructor, was sworn in as lieutenant (j.g.) in the U S Naval Reserve. The Charleston announcement notes his assignment at the Naval Procurement office in North Carolina. He is married to Alice Oldfield of Norfolk, Virginia, and is the son of Mrs. R. F. Pierce of High Point, North Carolina.
New York dispatch reports Mexico City roils over Juan Zurita in the NBA lightweight bout. The event draws intense attention from fans and media as the fight nears.
Tony Shucco the Boston heavyweight plans a comeback with promoter Joe Johnston guiding his return after more than four years out. Shucco who will be 33 in June boasted a strong amateur record and wins over Braddock Ikey Rosenbloom Gainer and Walker. Johnston said training would begin immediately with a Newark May 1 date and a Baltimore May 8 bout while Shucco noted his aim to challenge five top heavies including Bivins Baksi Savold Mauriello and Thompson.
Champion prepares for a non-title ten round bout with Beau Jack at Madison Square Garden on Friday. A report described his three workout sessions broadcast yesterday, noting Jack’s 139 pounds.
An detailed Wednesday March 29 Eastern War Time radio schedule lists programs across networks with time slots from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Notable entries include The Jack Armstrong serial, Captain Midnight repeats, News Time with Lowell Thomas, World News and Commentary, Fred Waring's Time, I Love a Mystery, The Lone Ranger Drama of the West, and Eddie Cantor and Frank Sinatra Show era performances.
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