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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1947

Page

8

High Point football opens with strong crowd at Millis Stadium

A large 6000 strong crowd welcomed Judd 100WEEE to High Point Saturday night as the stadium, field, and new north end scoreboard prepared for a season. Duke varsity and junior varsity impressed the Panthers, with a 0 0 tie against the Duke Jayvees and plans to face Western Carolina Teachers in Asheville. Minor injuries were reported, notably Otis Chapman, while coach Ralph James praised Frank Von Drehle and eyed Tommy McGhee’s return to form.

Judd High Point Millis Stadium American Business Club Purple Panthers Ralph James Panthers Duke High Point College Purple Panthers Western Carolina Teachers College Asheville Ralph James Purple Panther High Point College Tom Young Western Carolina University of North Carolina Lexington High School Duke Jayvees Young Cullowee School Lexington Catamount Otis Chapman Chapman Curt McDonald Glenn Painter Frank von Drehle Tommy McGhee Bison

McCallie Blues Tornado to Face High Point in Open

The Blue Tornado of McCallie meets High Point in a Sept. 15 preview of the North Carolina powerhouse. McCallie chief Buck Flowers fields a veteran core with Jim Ennis and Sammy Joyce leading a 1947 squad built around steady veterans and new talent.

Enterprise Chattanooga Tenn McCallie Piedmont North Carolina High Point High School Carolina High Point Reidsville High M. J Buck) Flowers NEC Buster Humphreys Darlington Blue Tornado Humphreys Jim Ennis Sammy Joyce Bob Taylor Princeton I.y Tornado Charles Kollmansperger Talbot Trammell Martin Clough Sam Haddock Harry Bunch Notre Dame CMA SMA Riverside City Castle Heights GMA Red Bank TMI Callie Buck Flowers Georgia Tech Don Davis Russell Tate Johnny Nardo High Point High

Coaches eye T formation twists in coming season

In New York on September 14 reporters discuss the football season with focus on variations of the T formation. Jimmy Conzelman notes the wide flanker set while Halas and Murray reportedly experiment with changes. Indiana University watches amid a scouting influx of nearly 3,000 Boy Scouts on campus joked as not bo scouts.

New York George Halas Chicago Bears Marquette Frank Murray Cardinals Jimmy Conzelman Jim Alvin Nugent McMillin Indiana U Alvin

End of the Line Duke Praises Al de Rogatis as Top Lineman

Duke backs Al de Rogatis as best line man in the Southern Conference. Teammates avoid scrimmage with him. Kim Barber, football Yankees line coach, praises Buddy Young as a fast football player who outruns sprinters. Jim notes sprinters stumble when touched.

Duke al de Rogatis Kim Barber Football Yankees Buddy Young Jim

Mangrum Captures Albuquerque Open Golf Championship

Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago won the Albuquerque open at the University of New Mexico course in a 72 hole total of 268. Jimmy Demaret of Ojai California faltered from a six stroke lead and settled for second place earning 1400 dollars.

Albuquerque N. M Lloyd Mangrum Chicago Jimmy Demaret Ojai Calif Mangrum University of New Mexico Demaret

Amateur Champion Riegel Headlines Pebble Beach Golf

Riegel, a 32 year old reputed fullback with iron nerves and a suitcase golfer, wins the 1947 United States amateur golf title at Pebble Beach California. No public sale is planned this season for Army Navy football tickets.

Pebble Beach Calif Riegel United States Army-Navy

Baseball scores and schedules from Sunday results

National League results include Brooklyn 13 6 and New York 9 over Cincinnati 2 3. New York 6 St Louis 4 in American League standings. Detroit 16 8, Washington 6 4 and Philadelphia 11 4, Cleveland 9 4 with a second game tie. Boston 7 Chicago 1 in seven innings.

Associated Press National Leagle New York St. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Cleveland Detroit Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati Ccccesseuseves Eevesesss Wee SA. Louis Sscresesees Ue Cardinals New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Yankees Bronx Bombers Red Sox Yanks Browns Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers Senators Philadelphia Athletics Indians Pennsylvania

Ann Curtis Sets American Record in 500‑yard Free Swim

Ann Curtis of San Francisco set a 500‑yard freestyle time of 6 08.1 minutes, recorded yesterday and sent to the AAU for recognition as a new American record. The prior record of 6 30.6 was held by Lenora Kight since 1934 at Coral Gables Florida.

San Francisco Ann Curtis AAU Miss Curtis Fleishmacker Lenora Kight Coral Gables Fla

Wake Forest Names 1947 Football Coaching Staff

The Demon Deacons hire the same staff that guided last season. Douglas C. Walker returns as head coach with Tom Rogers as line coach John Jett assistant line coach Bobby Kellogg and Murray Greason as backfield coaches.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Douglas C Peahead) Walker Tom Rogers John Jett Bobby Kellogg Murray Greason

William and Mary center Thompson praised by coach

William and Mary coach Rube McCray lauds 215 pound center Tommy Thompson after two weeks of preseason practice. Thompson, a Woodbridge, New Jersey native, is praised for size speed and understanding of the game. Six teams to meet in the National Softball Congress women’s division third round in Phoenix.

Williamsburg Rube McCray William and Mary Tommy Thompson Woodbridge N. J Thompson McCray Phoenix Ariz

Powerful Line Wake Forest Feeds Deacons For Stronger Line

Wake Forest line shown as one of the best in history with an average around 219 pounds per man depending on Coach D C Walker’s starting choices. The Deacons are reported to average more than 1.9 pounds per man beyond prior figures.

Wake Forest D. C Peahead

Gamecock Football Faces Rebuilding Year Under Enright

University of South Carolina begins rebuilding with 27 lettermen and 40 freshmen. Rex Enright cautions that results may range from three wins to six, stressing line strength and lack of a breakaway back as key factors. Roster features Ekinoff Massey O’Hara Wilson Harrison Hagan and others amid an open backfield and uncertain reserves. Schedule includes Newberry Maryland Mississippi Furman Clemson Miami Citadel Duke and Wake Forest.

del Booth Columbia D. C University of South Carolina Gamecocks Gamecock Rex Enright Enright Earl Sheriff) Dunham Bryant Meeks The Gamecocks Meeks Lem Ekinoff Erie Rock Hill Ben Massey Atlanta Alexander Brothers Kale Phil Neil Ailen Greeleyville Max Walker Montgomery W. Va Red O' Burn Andrews Alf Farress Greenville Bob O'Hara Florence Red Wilson Macon Cecil Woolbright Red Harrison Baton Rouge Bo Hagan Harrison Jack Couch Bob Giles Harry Deloach Beaufort Marion L. Edwards Attalla Ala Ed Jackson Bill Rutledge Charlotte Bishop Strickland Mullins Droopy Atwell Spartanburg Hagan Newberry Maryland Mississippi Memphis Furman Clemson Miami Fla Citadel Orangeburg Duke Durham Wake Forest

All Over But Shouting In National Flag Race

Dodgers extend margin on Cardinals as they rout the Reds in a doubleheader and the Giants beat the Cards, narrowing pennant chances. Yankees clinch potential, Red Sox edge closer. Phillies rise to seventh while Cubs, Braves face elimination in a chaotic pennant chase.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Sportswear Brooklyn Dodgers Burt Shotton Cardinals Brooks Reds Cincinnati St. Louis New York Giants Cubs Chicago Boston Braves Warren Spahn Raves Johnny Schmitz Giants Philadelphia Phils Pittsburgh Pirates Phils

Dowda Sparks Wake Forest Wingbacks Strengthening Deacons

Wake Forest reports a faster wingback corps led by Harry Dowda a 195 pound sophomore who runs around 10.5 seconds in the 100 yards and Carl Haggard a 190 pound sophomore from Norfolk both shaping the backfield. Freshmen Shannon Phillips Mike Coutouzis and Bill Lucas provide further depth as understudies.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Harry Dowda Donda Carl Haggard Norfolk Haggard Deacons Shannon Phillips Hinton W. Va Mike Coutouzis Fayetteville Bill Lucas Kanowka Falls

Harry Walker Named Most Valuable Philadelphia Player

The Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Harry Walker nicknamed The Hat led NL hitters with a .356 average and won the Evening Bulletin poll as the city’s top major league player. Walker received 13,391 votes, ahead of Eddie Joost of the Athletics with 5,073.

Philadelphia Harry

Dodgers sweep Reds as Hatten notches two wins

Joe Hatten earned both Dodgers victories in a double header sweep over Cincinnati, allowing seven hits in the opener for his 15th win and tossing 5 2 3 innings of relief in the second. Vic Wertz hit for the cycle for the Tigers in a 16-6 win over the Senators with a homer, triple, double and single, five runs scored, four RBI.

Joe Hatten Dodgers Reds Vic Wertz Tigers Senators

Lightest Wake Forest lineman to face Georgetown

Harry Clark, veteran senior center at 200 pounds, will be the lightest man in the Wake Forest line for the night game against Georgetown on Saturday September 27. The heaviest likely will be Bob Leonetti at 230 pounds.

Wake Forest Harry Clark Georgetown Bob Leonetti

Story Can't Get Underdog Role To Play

Davidson coach Bill Story faces a tough test as Elon visits for a North State Conference game. Davidson's defense has struggled against Hap Perry’s short punt formation while Elon is a frequent early-season foe. Davidson has never lost to Elon in 13 meetings since 1935.

Davidson Bill Story Elon Catawba Hap Perry Presbyterians Elon College Fighting Christians Wildcats Old Davidson Cats

Regatta Protest Delays President's Cup Awards

Washington reports a protest over the unofficial regatta winner suspends trophy awards with a ruling pending on the math class of the President's cup regatta.

Washington

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