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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1945

Page

8

High Point Bison Open 1945 Football Schedule Preview

The article previews High Point College football season with the 1945 opener at Reidsville against the Golden Lions, notes on coaches Hap Perry and Robert Stoneburner, and details on Greensboro Durham Burlington Lexington and other conference contenders shaping the Western Division schedule.

High Point Black Bison Bison Reidsville Golden Lions Tobacco City Gang

Asheville Coach Joins High Point College Gridiron

Ralph James was named head football coach at High Point college announced by President G I Humphreys. James leaves Asheville after four years with a 35 win 3 loss record and plans to report immediately to his new duties.

Ralph James High Point College G. I. Humphreys Asheville Wake Forest College High Point James

Lettermen To Bolster Catawba’s 45 Chances

The 194? Catawba College football team lists star Carroll Bowen captain Ed Miston Clyde Biggers all from Salisbury. Guards Joe Hunt Ed Heath and others join four players from Thomasville High School plus five candidates from Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Coach Kirkland faces coaching help to manage a heavier squad ahead of the season.

Chubby Kirkland Catawba College Fighting Indians Carroll Bowen Ed Edmiston Clyde Biggers Salisas Joe Hunt Ed Heath North Carolina Thomasville High School Rowan County School Jack Ward Robbie Bailey J. ©. McLain Bill Garrett Pennsylvania New Jersey Kirkland

Fort Lewis Warriors win 29th and 30th straight baseball games

Fort Lewis Warriors of Washington State extended their winning streak to 29 and 30 in a twin bill against Pacific Coast League teams with spark from former major leaguers. The report also notes various college sports items, player statuses, and coaching changes from 1945 era.

Fort Fort Bragg Army John Crowder High Point Duke Blue Devils Navy Wabash Oberlin Ohio Bob Feller Jimmy Outlaw Feller New York Giants Bill Voiselle High Point College Ralph James Asheville High Maroons

Emerywood Tourney Qualifying Concludes at Club Course

The Emerywood Country Club golf championship qualifiers finish with Frank Garrett posting a 73 as low score and Frank Wood defending champion with 77. Pairings show Garrett and Roscoe Adams leading off on Wednesday September 5, with others including Kenneth Redman and Dr. K Geddie and J W Woolen and Harold McKee.

Emerywood Howard Marsh Wade Hiatt L. E. Klutz R. M. Tucker J. W. Woolen Harold McKee J. 4. Kidd Frank Wood Frank Garrett

Texas League Reactivated For 1946 Return

Dallas Texas September 1 The Texas league officially returned to action after a three year suspension. Judge W G Bramham president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues approved the league to resume play in 1946 following a unanimous vote to reinstate its status.

Dallas Tex Texas League W. G. Bramham National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

Cochrane to be discharged from Navy

Lt Cmdr Mickey Cochrane former Detroit Tigers catcher and manager will be discharged from the navy in a few days, according to a public relations officer at the Iowa navy pre flight school in Iowa City.

Cochrane Iowa City Mickey Cochrane Detroit Tigers Navy Iowa Navy

Marsh Leads Favorites in 1945 Championship Qualifiers

Howard Marsh shot 79 to top the field and join the favorites for the elimination style 1945 golf championship. Finals expected near the 25th of the month.

Howard Marsh

High Point College Hires Ralph James Coach

Ralph James, new High Point college football coach, seeks housing for his family as he moves to lead the Panthers. James, a Wake Forest standout in football basketball and baseball, has 16 years of coaching experience and will also coach basketball and baseball at High Point. Football practice starts September 10 as officials plan a strong team.

Charlotte Salisbury Thomasville Durham High Fred Emmerson Greensboro High Point Burlington Lexington Jimmy Mays James Demon Deacons University of North Carolina Tar Heels Deacs Tar Heels Wake Forest Humphryes Blue Ridge School Weaver College Brevard College Western Carolina Teachers College Asheville High Charlie Justice Billy Britt Justice Bainbridge Naval Station Britt Maxwell Field Asheville Miami Fla Baltimore Sun United States North Carolina Bob Jamieson Asheville Maroons Atlanta Knoxville Chattanooga Columbia Greenville Raleigh Riverside Military Academy Maroons High Point College Panthers Virgil Yow Winston- Salem Ies Ralph James Wake Forest College Asheville High School

Horse Bleeds to Death in Belmont Handicap

Belmont Park witnessed tragedy as Samuel Feinberg's four year old gelding Aerial Flight tore a hip during the Merchants and Citizens handicap. The injury caused a blood vessel rupture and the horse bled to death.

New York Samuel Feinberg Merchants and Citizens Belmont Park

Sedgefield Horse Show To Welcome Cornish Hills

Cornish Hills the three time Sedgefield champion hunter returns for the September 13 show at Sedgefield Virginia with four stablemates. Betty Perry of Coburn plans entry of top hunters and jumpers along with entries from Mrs Ige P Greenhalgh Springsberry Farms Berryville and others. The 1945 event is expected to be among the largest with night shows and a full schedule of harness walkers ponies and saddle classes.

Virginia Hills Sedgefield Hunt Sedgefield Johnny Rochelle Coburn Culrarrenton Berryville Rdonsville Charlottesville Virginia Cornish Hills Betty Perry Colburn Perry Ige P. Greenhalgh Springsberry Farms Rochelle W. O. Moss Southern Pines Clayton Bailey Lynchburg Mrs. Miller Earl Phillips Charles Kearns Willis Slane High Point

Navy Pre-Flight Football Programs Cut At Three Schools

Three U S Navy pre flight school teams will drop varsity football while a fourth, St Mary's of Moraga California, will continue. The Cloudbusters of Chapel Hill Sky crackers of Athens and Seahawks of Iowa City all cancelled schedules due to cadet withdrawals and expected cuts in naval aviation training. St Mary's and aviation westerns will stay at current levels.

Washington U. S. Navy North Carolina Cloudbusters Chapel Hill N. C Georgia Skycrackers Athens Iowa Seahawks Iowa City St. Mary's Aiidevils Moraga Calif Aviation Westerns St. Mary's

Duke Tickets Sell Fast as 1945 Football Schedule Debuts

Duke University athletic officials report the largest advance mail order for tickets since before the war as home games go on sale. Navy October 6 homecoming and November 24 Carolina draw heavy orders. schedule lists prices from 2.00 to 3.60 dollars and venues in Durham Wake Forest Atlanta New York.

Durham Duke University Navy North Carolina Duke Duke Stadium Duke Athletic N. C South Carolina Bogue Field Marines Wake Forest Army Newpork Georgia Tech Atlanta N. C. State Carolina

Rochester University Opens Season With Win

Rochester University defeated Case 26 to 6 in Rochester New York to start the eastern football season. Quarterback Bill Coffey and halfback Don Diehl led the Yellowjackets after Case capitalized on two early Rochester fumbles for a first quarter touchdown.

Rochester N. Y University of Rochester Case School of Cleveland Clevelanders Yellowjackets Bill Coffey Don Diehl

Shelby Wears Legion Crown For Victory

Shelby North Carolina defeated Tren ton New Jersey 4 to 2 in the American Legion National Finals. Shelby rallied with two runs in the seventh and two in the eighth after a tough start by Trenton ace George Aghazi.

Shelby Legion Crown Charlotte N. C Tar Heels Trenton N. J American Legion George Aghazi Oak Park Ill McKee

Veteran Speedboater To Use Pre-War Boat

Veteran speedboater Gar Wood will attempt a new record with his 91 foot hydroplane at the Labor Day regatta in Winter Haven Florida. The event on the mile straightaway is sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association with APBA officials present for electrical timing. Wood will test his postwar powered boat in warm up runs tomorrow morning.

Winter Haven Fla Gar Wood American Power Boat Association APB Wood

Local Women Golf Teams Set Intercity Match at Sedgefield

High Point and Greensboro women golfers meet at Sedgefield on September 4 at 1 30 pm for inter city laurels. High Point led by Mrs M Wall and Mrs E C Bryant lists players from Blair Park and Emerywood Country Club. Greensboro team from Starmount Forest Country Club includes Mrs Allen Watkins and others.

Sedgefield High Point Greensboro M. Wall E. C. Bryant Nancy Woolen Shirley Redding Betty Still Elliott Wood Wall Ann Rankin Bryant Jean Harding Carl Sheppard George Machin Silas Casey Joe Smith S. S. Saunders S. A. Larter Blair Park Emerywood Country Club Starmount Forest Country Club Allen Watkins W. H. Sullivan J. W. Lovatt Tom Hunter

Sandlot MVP Deal Highlights Enid Flight to Title

Ellie Cat Deal of Enid Oklahoma named most valuable player in the national semi pro baseball tournament won by Enidai s. Kearns Eagle catcher Charles Hockenberry led hitters with .474 and Jim Castiglia of Greensboro ORD Hawks was runner up at .444. Salvadore Madrid earned a spectacular play trophy and other honors went to Columbia Comets and Lockbourne AAF.

Wichita Kas Ellie “Cat” Deal Enidairs Enid Okla Enidais Charles Hockenberry Kearns Eagle Utah Sandiers Jim Castiglia Philly Greensboro Ord Hawks North Carolina Salvadore Madrid Lincoln Wings Nebraska Columbia Comets South Carolina Lockbourne Aaf Columbus

Mercury A C Softballers To Practice Today

Mercury Athletic club softball team to hold a 2 o'clock practice at High Point high school field announced by club president Jim Steele. A 6 o'clock session tomorrow at City Lake will include a buffet supper after drills. Tuesday they face the JayCees in the High Point civic club tournament at the post office diamond.

Mercury Athletic Club High Point High School Jim Steele City Lake Mercury Boys JayCees High Point Civic Club Post Office

Softball Play To Get Start Tomorrow

High Point's civic clubs Rotary Civitan Co op Lions A B JayCees and Mercury Athletic Club host a tournament starting tomorrow at 5 30 PM on the post office diamond. Schedule shows Civitan vs Rotarian Monday Lions vs AB Tuesday Exchange vs Co ops Lee vs Mercury A C Wednesday Kiwanis vs Rotary Civitan winner 6 PM. Ends Friday Sept 10 with strict rules limited to club members.

High Point Rotary Civitan Lions A.B JayCees Mercury Athletic Club Post Office Civitans Rotarians Exchange Lee Mercury A. C Kiwanis Rotary-Civitan

Snavely Calls Gridders To Drills Monday

Coach Carl Snavely opens his first full North Carolina grid drills since returning from Cornell. He expects few new players as veterans may enroll, with about 50 candidates, half Navy V-12 trainees, half civilians, and a schedule featuring Georgia Tech. Snavely rebuilds UNC toward a top team as he once did in 1934 and 1935.

Chapel Hill Carl Snavely North Carolina Cornell University College For War Training Snavely Navy Ed Golding Ed Twohey del Leatherman Arthur Collins Bill Voris Don Clayton Golding Charles Ellison Ed Mead Cox Ted Hazelwood Stan Marczyk Leonard Szafaryn Bill Walker Tom Gorman Johnny Colonel Bob Oliphant Joe Gurtis G. I Clayton Fayetteville Army Air Corps Georgia Tech Grey Fox the Hill Duke Tennessee

State League To Hold Shaughnessy Play-Off Monday

The eight club North Carolina State league ends its regular season with Hickory as league champion and the four top teams to compete in a Shaughnessy playoff by agreement starting Monday. Lexington finished second.

Shaughnessy Associated Press Hickory Lexington

Tigers Stun Indians In Ninth Inning Rally To Beat Cleveland

Detroit edges Cleveland 5 to 4 in a late rally as Rudy York drives in the tying and go ahead runs with bases loaded. Hal Newhouser exits after seven. Ed Klieman allows the decisive hit as Ed Borom and Hank Greenberg fuel the comeback.

Detroit Hal Newhouser Cleveland Bobeena Indians Rudy York Ed Borom York Specs) Klieman Tigers Feller Newhouser Klieman Joe Tobin Dutch Meyer Pat Seerey Don Ross Tribe Roy Cullendine Borom Tiger Hank Greenberg

Senators Silence Yankees 3-0 Behind Carrasquel Victory

Relief pitcher Alex Carrasquel stopped New York’s win streak by tossing five hit shutout innings as Washington beat the Yankees 3 to 0. George Binks’ two run triple sparked the sixth inning rally while Washington added another run in the seventh. Stirnweiss matched Myatt with 27 stolen bases to lead the league. Ruffing and Robinson opposed Carrasquel and Ferrell in a tight game.

Shelby Washburn Bowen Cheek Hutchins Bridges Webber Paige Chaieiere Orevere Megginson McKee Trenton Kalapos Gadice Straelee Brophy Andrews Gledlin Millard Lee Mascerin Weer Page Howell Eagbe Eeveewesns Ughazi Terrell Tee Giedlin Aghazi Radice Shelby Trenton Ughaazi Burnett Horne Barry Suggs Senators Washington Alex Carrasquel New York Yankees Carrasquel Red Ruffing George Binks Joe Kubel Binks Charley Keller Rick Ferrell Case George Myatt Lewis Hershel Martin Keller George Stirnweiss Myatt

Red Sox Top Athletics Behind Ryba's Sturdy Start

Sept. 1 Riley notes Mike Ryba allowed 10 hits but held Philadelphia to one run as Boston defeated Connie Mack's Athletics 7 to 1. Holm Knerr and George contributed to the mound effort for the Red Sox in a decisive win.

RED Sox Philadelphia Mike Ryba Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack Boston Ryba Holm Knerr George

National semi pro tournament payout announced in Wichita

Ray Dumont announced $31 458 distributed to 1945 national semi pro teams in Wichita. Enid Americans won 10 000, Orlando Army Airfield runner up 6 291, multiple clubs tied for fourth split 3 775, others shared 2 517, visiting teams earned 5 729 by mileage. Schedule starts Monday with Landis at Hickory and Salisbury at Lexington. four out of seven series.

Wichita Kas Ray Dumont National Baseball Congress Enidairs Enid Okla Orlando Fla Army Airfield Greensboro Ord-Hawks North Carolina Camp Livingston Lockbourne Aaf Ohio Kearns Eagles Utah Columbia Comets South Carolina Chanute Field Sioux Falls AAF Cessna Dumont Landis Salisbury Hickory Lexington

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Eee Sse Gill Williams Hap Perry Cons Gastonia Robert Stoneburner Ord Stoneburner Edward V. Mitchell Catawba Texas G. J. Humphreys Dr. Humphreys Rochester University By Kenalyta G’boro Holmes Braves Adams Cardinals Olmo Ers Etten Ween Binks Whee Stephens Browns Gue Holmes Oenenne Adams Etteene Workman Eeeene Cullenbine Weneee Renee Wens Teehee Eeeee Eee Hey Seerey Hayes Caster Tobin Richards Ruffing Robinson Ferrell
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