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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1941

Page

5

Lach the Duke back hailed as All America triple threat

Duke sports writer credits Steve Lach of the Dukes with a rare triple threat skill set. He ran, passed, caught, punted, defended, and scored across six games, tallying 205 rushing yards on 27 carries, 79 passing yards, 239 receiving, 385 kickoff and punt yards, five touchdowns, and multiple defensive plays. Coach Wade calls Lach the greatest back in Duke history.

Maryland Lach Colgate Bill Geyer Geyer Pitt Fordham Wade Georgia Tech Duke Atlanta Add Penfield Steve Steve Lach Ace Parker Eric Tipton Mr. Lach

Gophers Top National Ranking Bison Cars Clinch Grid Title Friday

West Virginia? No. High Point and Greensburg collide in Greensboro with a Western Conference title on the line. Coach Tony Cernugel’s team strong after drills and scrimmages, no injuries reported, aiming to clinch crown if they win at Memorial Stadium Friday afternoon.

Gophers Bison John R. Haworth High Point Greensboro Memorial Stadium Tony Cernugel Grid Warriors Reynolds Greensburg White Scrubs Bison Spirit

Mid-South At Pinehurst Opens Season Golf Field

The Mid-South amateur professional golf tournament opened at Pinehurst with top players in attendance. Notables include Johnny Bulla and Ben Goodes, plus Clayton Heafner, Oscar Evers, Ellis Maples, C. G. Crockett, and others from Greensboro, Reidsville, Linville, Charlotte, Rocky Mount, and beyond. The field features a diverse mix of amateurs and pros as the links season begins.

Pinehurst Greensboro Johnny Bulla Ben Goodes Reidsville Clayton Heafner Linville Ww. S. Alexander Charlotte Claude Harmon Craig Wood Johnny Rizzo George Slimgerland George Harris Horton Smith James T. Hunter North Adams Mass Palmer Maples L. L. Gravely Rocky Mount Jack Toomer Oscar Evers Jacksonville Fla Dugan Aycock Lexington Brick Waddell Chartole Ellis Maples C. ¢. Crockett Plymouth

Boxing Wrists and Air Travel Milestones Mark Night Of Sports And Safety

In Baltimore and Providence boxing results feature Pedro Hernandez Lou Brooks Jim Hatcher and others with various knockouts and decisions. Separately the Civil Aeronautics Board reports August totals exceed 60 million domestic airline miles and over 700 million passenger miles since the last fatal passenger accident.

Associated Press Baltimore Pedro Hernandez New York Tommy Forte Philadelphia Lou Brooks Wilmington Johnny Kaporich Providence Tay Harry Jeffra Joey Archibald Pawtucket R. L Jimmy Hatcher Salt City G. Put Jimmy Gilligan Charlotte N. C Carlisle Thompson Anderson S. C The Civil Aeronautics Board

Sugar Bowl hopes hinge on final season records

Fordham fans faced disappointment after a loss to Pittsburgh as Sugar Bowl officials say invitations depend on overall records. Baylor and Texas A&M-Texas A&M, Duke, and Duquesne hold strong marks, while Minnesota bows out. Duke appears bound for the Rose Bowl, leaving room for SEC teams like Mississippi State or Alabama and Missouri from the Midwest to join the Sugar Bowl mix.

New Orleans Fordham Torj Pittsburgh A. N. Goldberg Mid-Winter Sports Association Pittsburg Goldberg Temple New York Baylor Texas A. A T. Duke Duquesne Minnesota Aggies Texas Mississippi State Loughies Duke Pasadena Alabama Missouri Middle West

High Point College Panthers Prepare for Mountaineers Clash

High Point College Panthers Jacksons continue workouts for Saturday game at Albion Millis Stadium against Appalachian Mountaineers. After a Friday delay due to a weather order, the team aims to bounce back from a Guilford win showing strong drives and solid defense. Captain Griswald might return at wing back for the season finale.

High Point College Panth- 278 Albion Millis Stadium Appalachian Mountaineers Mountaineer Guilford Quakers Panthers Quakers Joe Petack Panther Boonemen Arthur Griswald Guilfert

Punts And Passes In A Patchwork College Grid Tale

Des Moines reports a Drako Washington University football game drawing about 100 fans, with Missouri Valley Conference rules yielding a 2900 dollar guarantee and Drake paying 20 dollars per spectator after a 112 to 0 loss to the Bears. Morgantown notes Penn State coach Van Bob Higgins and West Virginia assistant coach Errett Rodgers, both 1919 All Americans, will have much to discuss after the game. Austin Texas caps a note on Texas coaches highlighting a 21.1 year average starting lineup age despite many married players. South Bend profiles Pete Mais, longtime Notre Dame associate, and recalls the 1940 census showing the U.S. population at 131,409,881.

Des Moines Rain Drake! Washington University Drake Bears Morgantown W. van Bob Higgins Penn State Errett Rodgers West Virginia Mountaineers Walter Camp Higgins Rodgers

Leone Faces Marsh In Arena Double Feature

Italian fighter Michele Leone meets Tiger Joe Marsh in the upper half of a South Hamilton Street arena double feature on Thursday night. Promoter J. R. Steele vowed Leone would earn a ranking spot if he showed promise after a decisive win over Les Ryan, despite fan protest over controversial calls.

Michele Leone Pion Tiger Joe Marsh Hamilton Street Edith Young Laurel Panhadie Miec Mae Weston Leone Mussolini Les Ryan J. R. Steele Ryan

Major Outfits Scoring More Points In '41

Am erican Football Statistical Bureau finds major college teams average 13.8 points per game through 1,170 games up to Nov 1, up from 13.3 last year. Pass completion rate rises to 0.387, conversions 0.635, field goals drop, punting dips, and fumbles rise to 1.37 per game, with overall scoring up across the decade.

Gail Fowler Seattle American Football Statistical Bureau Bureau

Amateur Cage Circuit Opening Postponed To November 18

The Amateur League of the YMCA postpones its opening date from tonight to November 18 due to last minute withdrawals. Teams seeking entry should contact Physical Director Broadus Culler at the Y. The article also notes assorted industrial data and a women's match incident from the same issue.

Broadus Culler

Duke Favored Over UNC In Classic Rivalry

Duke heavily favored as the Blue Devils prepare to face North Carolina in a storied battle at Burhan Saturday. Tar Heels seek an upset after recent losses though 45,000 fans will attend. Duke has beaten Wake Forest, Tennessee, Maryland, Colgate, Pittsburgh, Georgia Tech, and Davidson this season while UNC aims to rebound after a string of upsets and a strong late surge against Richmond.

Charlotte Duke Mighty Blue Devils Danny Wallace Wade North Carolina Tar Heels Ray Wolf Mighty Duke Burhan Old North State Tar Heel Blue Devils Carolina Dukes Wake Forest Tennessee Maryland Colgate Pittsburgh Georgia Tech Davidson North Carolinians

Tomlinson Nips Marsh in industrial league thriller

Tomlinson defeated Marsh 32-21 as Everhart led Marsh with 17 points and Diamont topped Tomlinson with 11. Triangle beat Silver Knit 56-49 behind Spencer defense and Clark and Frazier shooting. Harriss Covington took first place with a 41-24 win over Railway Express led by Carrall.

Tomlinson Marsh Everhart Diamont Triangle Spencer Clark Frazier Silman Thomas Erson Harriss-Covington Railway Express Smith Express Carrall Fert Farlowe Aes Hedrick Ingram Diamant I . Weisner Kellam Pugh Ebko Te Brown J. Everharte Walden Mintz Miller Ig C. Everhart Marsh Triangle Emerson Upton Summey Water Enaee Ati Suver-Knit Welborn Teks IL Silman I Thomas Cox Crawford Q Jenson Biot Orl Ecole of Ete Sarena ¢ Farlowe Rg Cooper Ene Cook O Q Smith de Thomas York

Thomasville Mills clash set for Thursday afternoon

In Thomasville the annual football clash between Thomasville High School and Mills Home is scheduled for Thursday at 3 15 PM. The game is described as one of the state’s hottest contested battles.

Thomasville Mills Thomasville Thomasville High School Mills

Texas Second In AP Poll After Baylor Tie

Texas drops to second place in the Associated Press college football ranking after a 7-7 tie with Baylor, as Minnesota regains the No. 1 spot. The poll reflects results from 99 of 122 experts, with Minnesota chosen as first choice by the majority, continuing their 15-game win streak.

Bill Boni New York Fordham Pittsburgh Texas Baylor Associated Press Golden Gophers Minnesota

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