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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1944

Page

7

Estalella Brings Own Bat To Camp In War Year

Aces pitcher Estalella, A's slugger, arrives with his own bat from home as he pushes for top form in spring camp. He hit .259 in 1943 reg. season with Philly, and his Cuban league season helped sharpen his stroke ahead of the season. Dodgers postpone game with West Point to April 13. White Sox debut under Jimmy Dykes.

Fritz Howell New York Robe Bobby) Estalella Philadelphia Weshagan Talella Alejandro Ebbets Field Dodgers West Point Washington Louis Pper Osse Beange Chicago Hal Trosky Cleveland Jimmy Dykes White Sox Pittsburgh Louisville Detroit Don Ross Rudy York Rudy Ers Frankling Buffalo Jeff Heath Buddy Rosar Jim Devlin Wilkes-Barre St. Louis Luke Sewell Frank Demaree Harold Boss Milton Boston Joe Cronin Leon Culberson George Metkovich Curtis Bay Guard George Stirnweiss Coaker Triplett Dale Mathewson Lou Novikoff Cincinnati Frank McCormick Syrankie al Schacht George Hennessy Phillies Yankees Yanks Atley Donald Levy Virginia Bob Finley

St John’s Upsets Utah In National Invitation Final

St John’s of Brooklyn defeated Utah 43 36 at Madison Square Garden to win the National Invitation crown as Arnold Ferrin led the winners and Arkansas faltered in the opening round. The game drew 18 125 fans and marked a major upset for the underdogs.

Joe Lapchick St. John's Brooklyn New York Joe Celtics Utah Invita Red Cross Vic St. John’s Brooklyn Square Garden Utes Stumbltucky Arkansas

Local Girls Eliminated in Mo March Semi Finals

Coach R C Bechtel bows out of the sport as the 16th annual tourney wraps with Des teams, Nash, and Pate in Dallas opponents, Bechtel and Pate scoring near 20 points in a semi final dusting of Chatters of Elkin North Carolina.

Spring losses hit managers as Norfolk sailors face 100 games

Major league managers mourn player losses this spring as Norfolk naval training station baseballers prepare to face teams from Curtis Bay Fort Lee and Ft Bragg among others. The piece notes several players shifting clubs and mentions spring exhibition matchups and broadcast plans by Al Schacht.

New York Phil Rizzo Benny McCoy Vince Smith Don Padgett Dom DiMaggio Tom Early Charley Wagner Bos Cary Bodie Norfolk Naval Training Station Theorfolk

Friday Night Radio Schedule March 31 1944 War Time Changes

Eastern War Time adjustments shift two hours of programming with corrections by networks too late to reflect. Featured are Portia Faces Life and The Jack Armstrong Serial among dramas. news and war commentary by Quincy Howe and Lowell Thomas. musical variety from Fred Waring and Bill Stern. and multiple serials, quizzes, and theater pieces across CBS NBC and local affiliates.

Portia Life Dunn Cbs Dick Tracy Archie Andrews Bul Landt Dbs Jack Armstrong Chick Carter Mbs Wrent Page Farrell Nbe Migalaht Quincy Howe Cbbs America Tim Healy Lyn Murray Ebe Volney Hurd Lowell Thomas Abe Henry J. Taylor Fred Waring Nero Wolfe Fulton Lewis, Jr Cba Johnson Family Sally Sweetland Bill Stern Fred Waring Reneat Cbe & Blu Mbe Vwislle

Hornsby’s Vera Cruz Team Pummels Pueblo

Vera Cruz under Rogers Hornsby overwhelms Pueblo 18 to 6 in Mexico City. Ramon Bragana, a Cuban pitcher, earns the win for the Vera Cruz squad of Cubans and Mexicans.

Mexico City Rogers Hornsby Vera Cruz Pueblo Ramon Bragana

G.I. Sports Notes Highlight Army Athletics in Army Circles

The column recalls Hank Anderson of the Chicago Bears noting college coaches entering the league for the Redskins job and mentions Lieut. Gilbert Robinson returning from sea duty as a gun crew commander. It also covers Bill Meany at Fort Knox and S R Wickersham backing Camp Carson Peterson Field and Camp Hale all star efforts in the Denver AAU tournament.

Hank Anderson Chicago Bears George Marshall Redskins Dud de Groot Gilbert Robinson Kansas Wesleyan College Bill Meany Yale Fort Knox G.I Camp Carson Peterson Field Camp Hale Colo A.A.U Denver

Beau Jack Defense Draws Eye in Madison Square Garden Bout

In New York a ten round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden features Beau Jack favored at 1-3 against Juan Zurita. Promoter Markson says the fight should draw 16 fans and about $90,000 gate. Zurita, who beat Sammy Angott for the NBA lightweight title on March 8, weighs in at 153 1/2 pounds for the bout.

New York Madison Square Garden Juan Zurita Southland Markson 20Th Century King Club Zurita Sammy Angott Beau Jack

McSpaden Tops Favorite For Knoxville Open

Harold Jug McSpaden of Philadelphia emerged as the favorite to win Knoxville s first 6000 open golf tournament after matching a 63 on the par 70 municipal course in the pro-am. About 20 professionals and many amateurs were to tee off at 1 pm central wartime for the first 18 holes. Lords Byron Nelson and Sammy Burn Craig Wood and Johnny Revolta were also contenders in the 72-hole event.

Knoxville Tenn Harold (Jug Philadelphia Lord Byron Nelson Toledo McSpaden

Duke Baseball Opens Season With Navy Pre Flight

Duke's baseball team will start the season April 15 at home against Navy Pre Flight after trimming 81 aspirants to 30 under coach Jack Page. Returning lettermen Ed Little George Yantz Eric Felton and Bill Freeze lead a schedule featuring Navy Pre Flight games at several Durham venues and road matches at Chapel Hill and Annapolis.

Duravy Chapel Thals Carolina Chapel Hill State Durham Navy Annapolis Camp Butner Greensboro

Wandering Hebrew and boxing era figures in 1940s press notes

A mosaic of boxing world glimpses includes Phil Weintraub’s journeyman tally across 18 clubs in 12 years labeled wandering Hebrew. Reports link arbitration clashes, fundraiser drives, and military boxing assignments across New York, Florida, New Guinea, and Australia with multiple sports figures and officials named.

Tar Heel Swim Instructor Joins Navy as Pressed into Service

Dick Jamerson head swim coach at the University of Carolina is commissioned a lieutenant junior grade in the U S Naval Reserve and will report to Princeton for indoctrination. Carolina coaches in service include Ray Wolf Jim Tatum Chuck Erickson Bob Shepard Johnny Morriss Ralph Casey Johnny Vaught Mike Rowman Floyd Seiwert Herman Schnell Marvin Allen Ham Strayhorn Walter Rabb Tom Young.

Chapel Hill Dick Jamerson University of Fort Carolina Carolina Armed Forces United States Naval Reserve Raleigh Princeton Univer Army Navy Ray Wolf Jim Tatum Chuck Erickson Bob Shepard Johnny Morriss Ralph Casey Johnny Vaught Mike Rowman Floyd Seiwert Herman Schnell Marvin Allen Ham Strayhorn Walter Rabb Tom Young Jamerson Tar Heel Tar Heel Tankmen iNavy Rice University Oberlin College University of North Carolina

Swim Marks Expected To Fall In 1944 AAU Meet

The 1944 AAU indoor swimming championships begin at the University of Michigan with a field of over 100 swimmers led by Bill Smith of the Great Lakes Navy who holds seven world records and defends the 220 and 440 yard freestyles. Navy standout Adolph Kiefer is expected to win the 150 yard backstroke, while Norm Notre Dame and others vie in five events with preliminaries at 2:30 p.m. and finals at 8 p.m. eastern war time.

Jerry Liska Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Navy Great Lakes Uad Bill Smith Ohio State Alan Ford Johnny Weissmuller Smith Adolph Kiefer Bain Training Station Michigan Iry Holiday Kiefer Norm Notre Dame

Fights Last Night in Regional Boxing Cards

Reports from Farther events list Larry Pacine knocking out Doninte Pare Irish in Fall River. Gene Mare defeated Young Scott in Pall River. Henry Jordan and Buck Streater were disqualified for not trying in Philadelphia and Collingswood bouts. Riddle Wilson outpointed Earl Lowman, while Earl Trader stopped Jimmy Allen in Wilmington.

Fall River Mass Larry Pacine Boston Doninte Pare Irish New York Gene Mareherida Pall River Young Scott Royal Navy Philadelphia Henry Jordan Buck Streater Collingswood N. J Riddle Wilson Navy Earl Lowman Burg. Pa Earl Trader Wilmington Del Jimmy Allen

Two Florists and a Former Wrestler Cross Career Lines

The text follows Frank running a flower shop on Second Ave and lending orchids to florist Frank Erickson on Madison Ave. It notes Charley once bet a large sum with Frank, and mentions Tommy Robson, ex New England welterweight, now Mr. John Law in Pittsburgh Calif. An Anthony, once Bayside High swimming coach, becomes P. O. on the Maritime Service School train staff at Sheepshead Bay.

Second Ave Frank Frank Erickson Madison Avenue Charley Tommy Robson New England John Law Pittsburgh Calif Doe Anthony Bayside High P. O Maritime Service School Sheepshead Bay

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