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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1946

Page

15

Goodall Golf Round Robin Opens Today at Mamaroneck

The Goodall Round Robin golf tournament begins today at the aged Foot course in Mamaroneck after a five year wartime pause. Byron Nelson and Dick Orton headline the field with Burton challenging Nelson as Jimmy Demaret joins the trio in the opening foursome of the four day event. Round one starts at 2 p.m. EDT with 126 holes to decide the winner.

Byron Nelson Dick Orton Mamaroneck Burton Britain Nelson Charles River Newton Jimmy Demaret Fel Udt Nélson-Burtonme da An Keiser Toyrfeds Te

Red Shield War Ball Scores Reported Win by Robertson

Red Shield War baseball sees no games yesterday afternoon as Kiwanis and Civitan clubs post a 10 to 2 win over Exchange. Pitchers Robertson and McKinney dominate as box scores note hits by Hedrick Bryant and others with umpire McFarland and officials listed.

Civitans Kiwanis Exchange Club

Major League Leaders and Tonight's Baseball Schedule

A mixed listing shows leaders in batting runs hits doubles and home runs for the major leagues with players from Brooklyn Boston St Louis New York and Washington. The National League games include Sapa Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston Detroit and Cleveland. Tomorrow's schedule and yesterday's results for the N C State League are provided with standings and scores from Thomasville Mooresville Concord Lexington Landis Hickory Statesville Salisbury and Thomasville.

Gatores Civitans Wiziah Walker Ie Upton Jarrett Elly New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Louis Civitan U—Aloniage Philadelphia National Peton Brooklyn Esecs iCincinnati Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Katting Walker Runép Reiser Tloimes Sleter Hitsus St. Louis Trip _ iyn Seminick Usar Musial Uls Te le Hom Weet York Stole Fr Pesky Vernon Kevler DiMaggio N. Y Sapa Cincinnati N.C Leagle Thomasville Mooresville Concord Lexington Landis Hickory Statesville Salisbury

Germans Hid War Plants Eight Miles In Mountains

At Wright Field Ohio Col H E Watson details Allied air intelligence on German and Japanese war equipment unearthed in combat zones. The trove included the V 2 missile the ME 262 brain box and radar gear plus long range Japanese craft and hidden underground factories.

Wright Field Ohio INS No-Man’s Land H. E. Watson Arnold Col. Watson Watson Germany Hitler England Goering United Nations Fuehrer

Baseball Roundup: Stars Dominate as Arms Shine Across Leagues

Vic Lombardi and the Dodgers limited the Giants to five hits in a 5-1 win as Lombardi earned his seventh straight win over New York. Terry Moore drove in three runs with two singles to power St Louis over Chicago 5-2. Dain Clay sparked Cincinnati with a walk and the decisive run in a 6-5 win over Pittsburgh. Dave Ferriss pitched six hits in a 2-0 Red Sox win over the Athletics for his eighth straight. Red Ruffing blanked the Senators in a 4-0 Yankees victory for his 268th major league win. Hal Newhouser allowed five hits in a 4-1 Tigers win over Cleveland for his eighth win. The Phillies beat the Braves 3-1 behind a five-hitter. Joe Louis left his Pompton Lakes camp to meet promoter Mike Jacobs as he prepares for Billy Conn on June 19 in New York.

Vic, Lombardi Dodgers Giants New Yorkers Terry Moore Cards Tuna Redbirds Cubs Dain Clay Reds Pirates Dave Ferriss Red Sox Athletics Red Ruffing Yankees Senators Hal Newhouser Tigers Indians Phillies Braves New York Joe Louis Pompton Lakes N. J Billy Conn Mike Jacobs

Korean nurses start six week training under military govt

Korea's first public health nurses begin six week courses at Seoul University under the nursing affairs division of the bureau of public health and welfare guided by the military government.

SE . Korea Korea Seoul University Bureau of Public Health and Welfare

Flood Devastation After Receding Waters In Pennsylvania

Devastation remains after four days of heavy rain as the Susquehanna Chemung and Allegheny rivers flooded Pennsylvania and New York. At least 11 killed and $3 million in losses. Williamsport Elmira Eldred Sunbury Radford Port Alleghany among hardest hit. Army trucks moved supplies and water-logged stores were cleared. No serious illness reported though water quality checks underway.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania New York Allegheny Williamsport Eldred Elmira N. Y Susquehanna Radford Port Alleghany Keystone State Sunbury Im Bled Cross Health Department

British Plan Air And Sea Hunt For Elusive Whales

The British plan an air and sea hunt for Antarctic whales faces setbacks as catch figures fall short of targets. Difficult weather and elusive whales hinder operations, with radar and devices failing to locate many giants over 100 feet long and weighing more than 120 tons.

Egyptians Had No Chance Of Getting Bald

The piece jokes about ancient remedies for baldness from a Johns Hopkins journal. It then shifts to wartime themes, noting Britain’s 1947 whaling and oil plans, shipbuilding in Belfast, new factory ships for Australia and Holland, and air reconnaissance crews paid 400 dollars a month. The Ministry of Food vows to pursue whales, wary of possible extinction and a “Big Push” readiness.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins Ministry of Food Australia Holland Norway Britain Belfast

Hitler’s desk forgotten in rain amid Berlin ruins

An AP News photo shows Adolf Hitler’s desk left in a shell crater in central Berlin after the fall of the city. Once a symbol of power, the battered desk sits with a red marble slab and cracked vases, ignored by guards and visitors alike.

AP News Berlin Adolf Hitler Fuehrer Hitler Eva Braun

Visitor complains of noisy hotel switch engine all night

A Virginian staying in Johnson City writes to a hotel manager about an overnight disturbance caused by a switch engine. He describes a long, loud sequence of sounds and fumes and notes an upcoming district meeting to be held in Johnson City with a request for a nice room and bath for the conference duration.

Johnson City Tenn

Old Guns Used By Modern Dan Boone

Chicago gun club member John Amber displays an A5 caliber rifle with a 44 inch barrel and brass fittings. Members, all Boones, shoot in spring and summer events across Ohio and the nation leading to the National Muzzle Loading Tournament in Friendship Indiana in September. Most club guns date to the 1700s and are Kentucky rifles.

Chicago John Amber James “Heey Snyder Chicago Muzzle Loaders Gun Club Tiel Boones Ohio Friendship Ind Amber Hever

Limited optimism as Paris meetings fail to break deadlock

Washington reports scant chance of a policy switch by the Soviet Union as Molotov signals blunt stance at the Paris foreign ministers conference. Byrnes warns progress hinges on UN cooperation, while Moscow shows no new behind the scenes talks.

Washington Paris Molotov United States Russia Britain United Nations Byrnes House Foreign Affairs Committee Bevin Bidault France Stalin Moscow

Medical Men in U S Active Practice Numbers Shown

The record shows 139,309 physicians in active practice in normal times in the United States, of which 42,154 are specialists and 12,152 are surgeons.

United States

Tulips Bloom in War Time Science Behind Inverted Seasons

In Johannesburg a report notes Dutch scientists during the war achieved flowering out of season. Bulbs are treated in hot and cold chambers to invert the flowering cycle for the southern hemisphere. The effort aims to have tulips bloom in African gardens amid global conflict.

Johannesburg Holland

Prehistoric Man's Story Adds a New Chapter in Colorado

In western Colorado near the Utah line Dr. C. T. Hurst of Western State College reports artifacts dating around 1000 B C. The Tabe guache man is named for the region, expanding the timeline between Folsom man and later basket makers, who persisted until about 400 A D.

Gunnison Colo Ins United States C. T. Hurst Western State College Montrose County Colorado Utah Line Hurst West Folsom Basket Makers America

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