Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

We have 6,272,381 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1956

Page

29

Milwaukee Flag Hopes Take Blow in 12th Inning Defeat

St. Louis Cardinals edge Milwaukee 2-1 in 12 innings as Rip Repulski delivers a game winning double off Warren Spahn after Stan Musial and Alvin Dark set up the decisive frame. Wehmeier earns the win, Spahn takes the loss, dropping Milwaukee one game behind the Dodgers with one day left in the season.

ST. Louis Milwaukee Braves St. Louis Cardinals Rip Repulski Herm Wehmeier Milwaukee Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Dodgers Repulski Warren Spahn Alvin Dark Stan Musial Ken Boyer Rip Eddie Mathews Musial Bruton Blasingame RBI Hr— Bruton St Louis W Wehmeier L— Spahn A—Dascoll Secory Engem Goetz S&t Lousabbon Logan Aaron Mathews Adcock Repulsht Liso Thomson Moon Dittmer Katte Crandall Wehmeier Spahn Louis

Kaycee Nips Chisox 6-5 in eighth inning rally

Hal Smith hit a decisive eighth inning homer off Gerry Staley to lift Kansas City past the Chicago White Sox 6 to 5. Gus Zernial tied the game with a two run pinch homer in the seventh, while Vic Power and Minnie Minoso also homered in support of KC starter.

Kansas City Hal Smith Gerry Staley Chicago White Sox A’s Billy Pierce Gus Zernial Vic Power Pierce Minnie Minoso Alex Kellner

Senators Defeat Orioles 7 To 1 In Washington

Washington Senators won 7 to 1 against the Baltimore Orioles in a game noted for Moeller’s pitching win. Lineups list Plews Fite Francona Runnels Frazier Sievers Robinson Lemon Gardner Killebrew Nelson Olson Ginsberg Luttrill Moeller Hernandez Wight Rat ion Werley.

Washington Abhea Plews FiteGrald Francona Runnels Frazier Sievers Robinson Gardner

Reds Win But Drop From Race in Nine Inning Rally

Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 6 on a five run ninth inning to stay in National League pennant chase with a 90 63 record and one game remaining. Smokey Burgess tied the all time NL home run record with his 221st joining the mark set by the 1947 New York Giants.

Chicago Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Redlegs Brooklyn Milwaukee Cubs Smokey Burgess Sam Jones New York Giants Jones Wally Post Ed Bailey Ray Jablonski Roy McMillan Art Schulz Buster Freeman

Mantle Clinches AL Title as Red Sox Top Yankees in 13

Mick Mantle lifts Red Sox to a 7-5 13 inning win over the New York Yankees as he strengthens his lead in the AL batting race. Casey Stengel uses a record 26 players for Boston and Mike Higgins allows 18 in the battle. Rudy Minarcin picks up the win and Sonny Dixon takes the loss.

New York Mickey Mantle Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Casey Stengel Yankees Mike Higgins Sox Boston Rudy Minarcin

Lopez Quits as Tribe Pilot After Six Tough Years

Cleveland manager Al Lopez resigns after six seasons in which the Indians won one AL pennant and finished second five times. He cites failure to meet expectations and says he is returning to Tampa. Rumors link replacements such as Leo Durocher or Paul Richards. attendance this year fell to about 860,000.

Cleveland al Lopez Cleveland Indians Lopez New York Yankees Tampa Fla Ball Park Detroit Tigers Hank Greenberg Associated Press Greenberg Indians Teen Durocher Paul Richards Mnager Baltimore Cleveaki Municipal Stadium Washington Stanley W. Bucky Harris Harris Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Indianapolis Lou Boudreau Tribe New York Giants

Texas Beats Tulane 7-6 On Alt Fondren Late Surge

In New Orleans on September 29 Alt Fondren powered Texas to a 7-6 victory over Tulane. The 170 pound junior halfback scored and added the conversion to lift the Longhorns after a tight game as Texas stayed within reach for most of the contest.

New Orleans Alt Fondren Texas Longhorns Tulane Fondren

Tigers Clinch Win as Lary Sets AL Victory Mark

Detroit Tigers pitcher Frank Lary earned his 21st win to become the American League’s winningest pitcher with a 9-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Lary limited Cleveland to eight hits while Harvey Kuenn and Al Kaline homered for Detroit.

Cleveland Detroit Tigers Frank Lary Cleveland Indians Indians Kenny Kuhn Earl Averill Tigers Art Houtteman Ray Narleski Harvey Kuenn al Kaline Kaline Houtteman

Giants Edge Phillies 2 0 for 20th win of Antonelli

Johnny Antonelli pitched four hits allowed and earned his 20th victory as the Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 2 0. Jackie Brandt homered in the first inning and Brandt drove in both runs while Antonelli went the distance. Harvey Haddix took the loss, dropping to 13 4 on the season.

Philadelphia Jackie Brandt Don Mueller Johnny Antonelli New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies Antonelli Phils Harvey Haddix

Dodgers Win 6-2 3-1. pennant race tight with playoff threat

Brooklyn sides with Sal Maglie and Clem Labine to sweep a Pirates doubleheader 6-2 and 3-1, narrowing the NL pennant chase to a possible playoff. Roy Campanella and Gil Hodges each supply key hits as Brooklyn moves to 92-61 with one game left, while Milwaukee and Cincinnati remain in the hunt. A chaotic scene unsettles the game as umpires suspend play amid fan protests and bench disputes.

Brooklyn Dodgers Sal Maglie Clem Labine Pittsburgh Milwaukee Braves St. Louis Bucs Cardinals Ebbets Field Cincinnati Redlegs Chicago Maglie Philadelphia Pirates Dodger Bob Friend Sandy Amoros Sandy Philles Frank Thomas Labine Ronnie Kline Roy Campanella Brooks Clem Gil Hodges Roberto Clemente Dick Groat Johnny O'Brien Umps Campy Brooklyns Groat Hank Foiles Vic Delmore

Morse Leads Notre Dame Backfield as Senior Halfback

Notre Dame places Jim Morse a senior halfback with two monograms as the first back to lead the Irish since 1945 when Frank Dancewicz held the post. Morse caught 17 passes for 424 yards and two touchdowns last season.

Notre Dame Ind Jim Morse Frank Dancewicz Morse

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kaycee Nips Senators Orioles Baltimore Orioles Barnes Bill Barnes Wake Forest Deacons Maryland Winston-Salem George Kolarac Jack Terps Thornton Reds Taennan Bailey Crowe Fowler Wellert Moe Coe Hoak Bell Banks Fondy Burgess Jablonski Temple Schulz King Hoak Post Tom Jones Nuxhall Eee & Lown Rippstein T . Hall Kippstein Acker Vemman & ii Jeffcoat Valentinett Freeman Lown Vi ‘Valentinat Nusha Lewn Lette Wee Pet New York O Pittebergh Newse Law Burra Mizell Lawn Worthington Wright Cove Simmons Roberts Ombe Detroit Cleve Kansas A. Chieaee Bow Verhaieen van Sie Sertens Foytackla Garver Feller Ge Wieverens Consuegra Os Ted Williams Milt Bolling Bob Cerv A—Bolling Jensen Piersall Stephens Daley Parnell Brewer Cerv Berra Klaus Gernert Cervy Carey Mane Vernon Cory Byrne Ernert J. Ald Carroll J. Coleman Collins Ald McDoug Delock Hurd Minarcin R. Coleman Grim Dixon Minarein Ho—Parnell Morgan Ek Diem Dene ER Parnell Kucks L— Dixon Chulak Paparella Hurley McKinley Abhen Tixen iHunter White Coleman Wilson Éth Mantle Lth Ome Lith Copeeey Wsemeninenionay Bhoa Kuenn Caftic Torgeson Ib Maxwell If Ward i Kahne Rosen Colavito Ee Tuttle Cf Kuhn Bolling Averill R—Kuenn Torgeson Boone Lary Uhn Kuenn Tuttle Maxwell House Eson Ward Hr— Kuenn Boll Iz Strickland Bb—Lary Narleski SO Narleski R-Er -Lary L—Houtteman U— Napp Umont Berry Honochick Giants Red Schoendienst Mueller Ashburn Kazanski Olopata Brandt Spencer Bowman Castle Rouchee Westrum R Mueller E—Spencer Hr— Brandt DP Smalley Bouchee Bb—Haddix So—Haddix R-Er-Haddix 2-2, Wp—Antonell U.gorman Pinelli Donatell Syracuse University By Joe Reichler Kline Friend Sinister Sal R—Thomas Long Gilliam Snider Rob Holges Furillo A—Conlan Landes Abhoa Goa Skinner Reese Is Thomas Rob Clemente Amores Great Purillorf Mazer Ees Shepard Sth Kameres Brooklyn Ia al Virdon Skinner Reesess ePowers Wim Sioame O M. B Kine x—Amoros Emmy R—Clemente Campenella BE — Folles Campanella Hodges Ente Nee ' Pittsburg Freese U—Landes Conlan Mercce Street Cadillac Pontiac Oldsmobile Plymouth Cranbrook Rocket Highland Motors, Inc N. Main ST Sta-Nu Care OLA N. Wrenn ST
Search Courier

Search the High Point Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The High Point Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication