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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1951

Page

13

Guilford Coach Praises Lenoir Rhyne in NC Football Race

High Point coach Stuart Maynard says Lenoir Rhyne will cap the North State Conference championship and defeat Elon in a key late season showdown. He notes Lenoir Rhyne’s strong line and backfield, Guilford’s uneven conference results, and High Point’s improving team with Alden Bean and Tom Wood contributing standout play.

High Boint Lenoir Rhyne Guilford Stuart Maynard High Point Max Shoat Maynard Shoat Tom Wood Alden Bean

Snead Opens North-South Title Bid at Pinehurst

Slammin Sammy Snead, 37, the Ryder Cup captain from White Sulphur Springs, leads 119 players in the first round of the North and South at Pinehurst No. 2. The purse is 7500 dollars. play runs four days of 18 holes with finals Sunday after skipping Saturday.

Pinehurst N.C Sammy Snead White Sulphur Springs W. Va Great Britain United States Snead Skip Alexander Ed Oliver Clayton Weather Henry Ransom Cary Middlecoff Johnny Palmer Julius Boros Gene Sarazen Denny Shute al Brosch Ken Bousfield Dick Chapman Frank Stranahan Jimmy McHale Bill Campbell Harvie Ward Ted Bishop Don, Finsterwald Bo Wininger

Junior High Forces Play Gray Juniors

The High Point Junior High football forces coached by Ray Correll will face Gray Junior High at Albion Millis Stadium this afternoon at 3 45. High Point enters with two wins one loss and one tie.

High Point Ray Correll Gray Junior High Roff

Bulldogs Eye Lexington Ahead as 1951 Season Winds Down

Thomasville High School prepares for its final South Piedmont Conference game against Lexington. Coach Dick Llewlyn drills the Bulldogs after an idle week as seven starters near graduation and several key departures. Darr Shealy Jr plus Donnie Crawford and Norman Crews pace a strong list of veterans, while reserves and JV graduates promise next year’s competitiveness.

Ny Robercame Thomasville Bulldogs Dick Llewlyn Yellow Jackets Lexington Lexington Eleven Childrens Home Winston-Salem Fighting Methodists Children’s Home Darr Shealy Jr Darr Carr Donnie Crawford Donnie Crawford Darwin Sowers Bob Ballard Don Hill Don Asheboro Childrens Norman Crews

Wake Forest Prepares For Duke Clash In Big Four Race

Wake Forest coach Tom Rogers said his team will meet Duke on roughly even terms, aiming for a first Big Four sweep in 26 years as running plays and pass defense are tested. WN C State reports injuries to Webster and Potts threaten Saturday Davidson game. Duke, UNC, Trinity notes follow with drills and prep. Dad's Day at Duke includes a halftime Pensacola NAS drill team.

Lenoir Rhyne Va Elon Duke Wake Forest Durham Tom Rogers Blue Devils Rogers North Carolina Bill Miller Larry Spencer Guido Scarton Raleigh Jim O’rourke Alex Webster Beattie Feathers Webster Ted Potts Potts Louisville Davidson Bill Murray Murray Worth Lutz Lute Chapel Hill Trinity Hasty High Schools Carl Snavely Trinity Girls Tennessee Jover Wasty Collins Tean Skeen Thurnberg Hasty Work Payne Donald Davis Ashmore Business College Liberty M.C.A Duke Stadium Pensacola, Fla., Naval Air Station Tar Heels Virginia Cavaliers Billy Williams Chalmers Port Big Hair Clemson Don Wade Jimmy Quarles Earl Wrightenberry Bob Patton Tigers Boston College South Carolina Gamecocks West Virginia Citadel James Hikburn Wikburn William and Mary Virginia Tech Techmen VMI Georgia Tech

Southern Conf a p s Too Many QBs for All Star Selection

The Southern Conference faces an overload of standout quarterbacks this season as AP prepares an all conference team. Names like Gil Bocetti Washington and Lee and Jack Scarbath Maryland highlight a crowded field, with several others from Furman Virginia Tech Duke Wake Forest and West Virginia among candidates.

Associated Press Averaige Gil Bocetti Washington and Lee Generals Bocetti Jack Scarbath Maymaker Maryland Gene Meyack Twerney West Virginia Jack Derry Barger Duke Ruth Davidson Dearbath Barger Dean daSssSing Lewis Virginia Tech William and Mary Williamsburg Wake Forest Kissel Dickie Kissell S.ship William Mary Fine Sun Bill Miller Larry Spencer Penn Jing Dea Bill Brehany VMI

Ryder Cup press corps parades through Pinehurst visit

A diaspora of national and international reporters gathered at Pinehurst for Ryder Cup events with coverage from United Press Newsreels Fox Movietone NBC-TV and others. Notables include Leonard Crawley M C Selway Henry Longhurst Desmond Hackett and George Shearwood coordinating publicity. Dick Aiken of Trinity College spent 18 months as a missionary in Hawaii.

By Green Nashville Banner Tom Siler Bob Wilson Knoxville News-Sentinel Ed Harris Knoxville Journal Joe Williams Willard Mutlen New York World- Telegram Marshall Dann Detroit Free Press Joe Looney Boston, Herald Charles Bartlett Chicago Tribune Ed Miles Bert Prather Atlanta Journal-Constitution Jerry Bryan Birmingham News Ralph Trost Brooklyn Eagin Chauncey Durden Richmond Times-Dispatch Laurence Leonard Richmond News-Leader Bob Drum Pittsburgh Press John Bibb Nashville Tennessean Will Grimsley Associated Press New York Stan Opotowsky United Press Bill Cox Norfolk Virginian-Pilot Bill Dick Norfolk Dodger-Dispatch Roland Hughes Roanoke World-News Leonard Crawley London Daily Telegraph M. C. Selway London Times Desmond Hackett London Daily Express Henry Longhurst London Sunday Times Percy Huggins Glasgow Evening Times Fox Movietone M-G-M News Jet the World Nbc-Tv Telsar George Shearwood Pinehurst University Dick Aiken Trinity College Hawaii

Williard Hubbard Tops Week's Grid Contest for Twenty Winners

Williard Hubbard Route 4 with twenty correct picks topped a crowded week’s grid contest. Prizes include two tickets to Duke versus Wake Forest and various cash and merchandise awards. Other winners from the field include Sollaw Donald Workman Thomasville Route 2 Jimmy Burger Annie Suc Denton Virginia Farlowe Winfred Bean and more. Winners must call The Enterprise desk to claim prizes.

Williard Hubbard Route 4 Duke University Blue Devils Demon Deacons Wake Forest Sollaw Donald Workman Thomasville High Point Winston-Salem Jimmy Burger Dorothy Street City Appliance Company Annie Suc.Denton Trinity Maipass Kearns Virginia Farlowe Springfield Avenue Whitmans, Hollingsworth Pangburn Cecil Proctor Street Jeffs Drug Stores Denk Enterprise Reception

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