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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1944

Page

17

Lumley Captures Local YMCA Golf Title in Close Finish

Lumley of Lexington topped the field with 470 points to win the YMCA city championship, edging R. J. Dean of High Point who finished second with 434. Defending champ G. Nailer retained his crown. Qualification scores show Wood 161 and Rumiley 191 among top totals from Lexington, High Point, and W. Salem.

Lumley Lexington Y.M.C.A. R Teivin Harman Wood Win- L. Welch W.salem FE. Lawson Worrell D. Binkley Rumiley Kennedy Smith Higgins Co. Brown High Point J. Bean Wo. i. High Point Thomas N Higgins Henderson

Megogo Captures Potomac Handicap at Laurel Park

Megogo ridden by Ken Scawthorn led Col. C. V. Whitney's Big Push by seven lengths to win the 26th running of the $15,000-added Potomac handicap at Laurel Park. Comanche Peak ran third as Megogo covered the mile and one sixteenth in 149 3-5 on a slow track, returning $5.70 $3.90 and $3.20.

Laurel Megogo Christiana Stables H. L. Lunger Laurel Park Col. C. V. Whitney Floyd West Comanche Peak Ken Scawthorn

Indiana Lancers hammer Fort Knox 72 to 0 in opener

In Indianapolis Indiana's Lancers powered past Fort Knox 72 to 0 to start the 1944 football season. The attack mixed passes and runs for six rushing TDs and five passing scores as Miller Addams Raimondi and others helped set a Memorial Stadium scoring pace before about 2 000 fans.

Imington Ind Indiana Lancosiers Fort Knox de Hoosier Savage Clsb Miller Addams Ben Raimondi

Illinois Romps To 79 To 0 Win Over Grid Rival

Illinois opened its 55th season with a dominant 79 to 0 victory over Illinois Normal in Champaign. Buddy Young starred with a 79-yard punt return and a 15-yard run, as the Illini built a 40-0 halftime lead before 5,000 fans.

Illinois Champaign University of Minois Mlinois Normal Mini Buddy Young

Night Shadow Wins Hawthorne Autumn Handicap

Night Shadow owned by Mrs. Robert McGarvey of Chicago won the $13,300 Hawthorne Autumn Handicap beating favorite Equifox by a half length in a field of twelve. The mile and a sixteenth clocked 1 46 3 5, with Night Shadow paying $11.80.

Chicago Night Shadow Robert McGarvey

Offensive hero Raimondi leads with two TDs in burst

Raimondi scored two touchdowns and delivered a key pay-off pass to seal the win. Receivers included Bill Uecker Ralph Thompson Ed McLean and Addams who caught Miller’s scoring pass for another tally.

Raimondi Bill Uecker Ralph Thompson Ed McLean Addams Miller

Emerywood Golf Event Changes Dates to Sept 28-29

The City Amateur Golf Tournament moved to September 28 29 at Emerywood Country Club to finish on Friday. Entrants must register by September 27 with Mr Ballard at Emery Club or Al Gerring at Streetair Park. Prizes donated by local merchants. Blair Park entrants listed include Bud Rivette Olin Davis Bill Morehead and others.

Emerywood John Russell Emerywood Country Club Mr. Ballard Emerger Club al Gerring Streeair Park Blair Park Bud” Rivette Olin Davis Bill Morehead J. van Boyles Jack Adams N. M. Zachary Fred Stevens Aaron Rice Harvey Rice Gilbert Bernard Ralph Cheek Mickey Swartz Jim Blackburn Fred Sechrest Richard Johnson Glenn Hendricks J. R. Carrick L. 3 Monroe Fred Sensenback Buster Bulla Steve I . Dewey Linthicum Lucian L. P. Earnhart Arnie Beamen Russ Crawford Francis Hendrick Cliff Koontz Roy Wade Garnie Hollingsworth John Austin

Postwar sports boom predicted by Kilpatrick in Newport News

Brig Gen John R Kilpatrick predicts a postwar sports boom across all disciplines. He envisions a revival of women's sports with active participation and spectators. Kilpatrick, former Madison Square Garden president, cites boxing momentum and expects many outstanding athletes, especially in boxing, as demobilization proceeds.

Newport News John R. Kilpatrick Hampton Roads Port of General Kilpatrick Yale Walter Camp Gene Tunney Carpentier

Bluejackets Dominate Fort Sheridan 62-0 in Great Lakes Battle

Great Lakes Bluejackets overwhelmed Fort Sheridan 62 to 0 as nine different players scored. Eddie Saenz, a So Cal halfback, highlighted the rout with a 49 yard touchdown run after breaking through the line.

Great Lakes Itil Paul Brown Bluejackets Fort Sheridan Comets Eddie Saenz California

Local Retail Men Plan For Postwar Growth In High Point

21 High Point merchants received Planning the Future of Your Business manuals from Amos R. Kearns chairing the local CEO division. The guide outlines six-store analysis areas and aims to boost peacetime sales and jobs. A mass meeting will distribute more copies and discuss plans.

High Point Amos R. Kearns National Committee For Economic Development Kearns America T.e

Wood Wins Emerywood Links Title

Frank Wood captures Emerywood Country club golf championship by defeating June Woollen 7 and 6. Women's quarterfinals see Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Stell, Mrs. Larter, Miss Woollen advancing by defaults or scores. Jimmy Sears wins the caddy tournament with 96, followed by Everhardt 97, Stilwell 98, Travis 99. prizes awarded.

Frank Wood Emerywood Country Club June Woollen Matt Wall Jean Hardin Frank Stell George Wood S. A. Larter Shirley Redding Nancy Woollen Tom Marlowe Jimmy Sears Bobby Everhardt Race Stilwell Sunny Travis

Baseball Roundup: Dodgers Braves Split Twin Bill

In Boston and New York the Dodgers and Braves split a twin bill with home runs deciding each game. Dixie Walker launched a three run shot in the opener for Brooklyn in a 5-4 win, while Elmer Nieman belted a two on homer in the sixth to power Boston to a 4-2 victory in game two. Cubs topple Cardinals 9-5 as Trotter allowed a three homer barrage. Reds sweep Pirates 2-1 and 8-3 with McCormack and Tipton homering for Cincinnati and Ray Mueller catching his 136th and 137th games.

Dodgers Braves Boston Boston Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Dixie Walker Elmer Nieman CUBS Chicago Bill Trotter St. Louis Browns Washington St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs St. Louis Trotter Byerly Schmidt W. Cooper Lynn Erickson Williams REDS Pittsburgh Cincinnati Reds Pitts

Carolinas Grand Assembly Elects New Officers

Mary Glenn Thompson of Hamlet was elected grand worthy advisor of the New and South Carolina Grand Assembly Rainbow for Girls. Other officers named include Betty Ann Clendenning Charlotte as associate grand worthy advisor Iris Morris Concord grand charity Lois Tucker Reidsville grand hope and Snider High Point grand faith. A banquet at the Sheraton Hotel and installation closed the one day session after registrations at 10 a.m. and a 2:30 p.m. business session.

Mary Glenn Thompson Hamlet New and South Carolina Grand Assembly Rainbow Masonic Temple North N's Street Betty Ann Clendenning Charlotte Iris Morris Concord Grand Charity Lois Tucker Reidsville Grand Hope Snider High Point Grand Faith Sheraton Hotel Ises

Pfc Nolan W Parks Receives Purple Heart in England

Pfc. Nolan W. Parks of the 101st airborne division in England has been awarded the Purple Heart. His mother in Anderson, South Carolina, received the word. Parks is a son of Olin H. Parks of this city and lived here before joining the armed services.

Pfc Nolan W. Parks 101St Airborne Division England Anderson, S. C Parks Brower Olin H. Parks Armed Service

Recreation Director Has Fine Record

Ruth Ehlers, staff specialist of the National Recreation Association, comes to High Point to lead the Recreation Leaders Institute September 25 30. She has a long background in adult and social recreation, music, drama, and leader training and has directed recreation for Baltimore and New York City. The program is sponsored by the Volunteer Office with YMCA Boy Scouts Girl Scouts USC Youth Centers and city parks and play grounds commission. She will also meet with citizens and groups to advise on local programs. Further information at the civic department.

Ruth Ehlers National Recreation Association Recreation Leaders’ Institute High Point Royster Tucker Ehlers Des Moines University National Recreation School Northwestern University Baltimore New York Eblers YMCA Boy Scouts Girl Scouts USC City Parks and Playgrounds Commission Ccdvvo

North Carolina Establishes Safety Coordination Center

Raleigh Sept 16 announcement of the North Carolina Safety Coordination Center at State College to work with agencies promoting farm industrial highway and home safety. Acting director FE Winkler will provide residence and extension courses in safety and conduct research.

Raleigh North Carolina Safety Coordination Center State College FE. W. Winkler

British Destroyers Blast Nazi Convoys

British destroyers sunk two German convoys in a two hour running fight near Alexandria. The first convoy had three schooners and the second a merchantman with two armed escorts. all ships were sunk with no British losses.

Alexandria

Perry and McDaniels Duel Ends Tossup Bout at MSG

Aaron Perry of Washington and Jimmy McDaniels of Los Angeles completed an eight round feature at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The bout was viewed as a tossup by bettors and fans.

New York Aaron Perry Washington Jimmy McDaniels Los Angeles Madison Square Garden

Augusta Arrives at Philadelphia Navy Yard After Normandy Action

The USS Augusta heavy cruiser arrived at the Philadelphia Navy Yard for reconditioning. It had fought in the Normandy and south of France invasions, reportedly escaping damage with no loss of life. Commanding officers praised the ship as exceptionally lucky after surviving heavy fire.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Navy Yard Augusta Normandy France Fourth Naval District Hame Theavy

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