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1946-03-08 [P Club Women’s Events Country Planning-f Men Of New York Giants ANNUAL TOURNEY _ Key NHHS TRACK TEAM Edward Sachs TO BE RESUMED btebe m DUAL young Mickey PLANS MEET Vs/ITEK odds And Ends ‘Ringer* Tournament Will Over- 65 Wildcats Kichmond Colt Expected John Windzigl, knuckle-bailer was in weekend visiting his Begin On Monday Out For1 Thinclad tnwn this relations, the Joseph Wind- 10 Church street ... John is Afternoon Sris of looking forward to a Workouts with the Virginia club after 2 season being cut adrift The Leo Harkins, the new track coach last by Cape Fear Country Club’s Giants season .. Hate he Jersey City to be in the “I annual Women’s championship at New Hanover High, revealed but when which that he expected to T Id You So," spot Agnes Morton, one of North has not been sponsored by yesterday put a track team on rarolina's better g&i golfers, left last month for Vermont the local club since 1942, will be Wilmington the | resumed this club officers cinder paths this season that would of skiing we informed her that she year, nd a period would prob- announced last night. be one of the best in the state. with a broken back neck ... Miss With over 65 school athletes ex- ably c°rue Morton is now The qualifying la hole rounds will with a out for the first drills on Wilmington sprained ... pected i in ankle If we could begin April 12, and will extend at the bookies on Monday at the American Legion do as well our forecasts we through April 19. Then on April only could cut Stadium, where all the workouts newspaper foolishness and retire 20 and running through April 24, this to Pimlico .. will be held, Harkins has a nucleus out first round elimination matches for ‘state will be played. Second round champions'. of Clemson and the of Neal football f The president president Fur- matches are scheduled for April Partrick, speedy a campaign to cut player, and winner of the R. O. T. man are waging down the rivalry be- 25-27, and the finals will be held C. 50 yard dash will be out the two schools ... It seems that the South Carolina on Sunday, April 28. along tween with Jim Gibson, who was reported are getting out of hand The latest Consolations will be played in all jiiJl-billys outburst to have given up his baseball plane schools ended flights starting April 25, and the between the two up with destruction of prop- for the new sport. finals will be played the same Sun- Two .rtvat Furman vy ^emson oy F urman Ah, these other star athletes are going day as the championship finals. gentlemen out also in the persons of Bill southern __ The will be limited to flights one of “ Kennell, the fastest base- of ... eight players. The sportswriters the biggest city in North Carolina,” runners in the city, and Charlie for the longest ride of for club „ere taken the current season by Clark Also slated the country Smith. of the Charlotte Griffith, owner Hornets After both the morn- course is the Ladies’ Ringer-Score These are only a few of the boys carried and afternoon papers stories last week that Bert tournament. trying out for the team. Robert mg ■■ veteran /' Shepherd, the one-legged would be the manager of the “A Ringer tournament differs v Neal and Johnny Symmes will be had to do a local club, they quick-take to digest the news that from regular play,” Kurt Bohem, on the cinder track at 4 will be the head of Monday Ipencer Abbott Charlotte operations And club professional, explained last *Ditk^ o’clock also. biggest city,” and so on in North in the Carolina night.” Whenever a player nego There are bright possibilities of of Clark Griffith, wonder what ever Speaking happened to the city tiates a hole in fewer strokes than BAPTELL the team playing cities like Ra- Wilmington’s check. The one J. E. L. Wade was 18- tl waving around that posted on his “original” C'oCHUfAACHER. leigh, Durham, and Fayetteville, the Piedmont league meeting , Understand that the ‘‘Old »t hole round', he asks the professional Harkins said “we hope to never returned it on for, Fox” has , a Here are the men who can make or break the New York Giants this season. Manager Mel Ott will he counting Big Johnny Mize to to post his new figure on perma- arrange as many meets as possible hold down first base, Babe Young for that extra-base clout when it is needed, to anchor a not too firm infield, Dick BartefI nent chart, and draws a ring Mickey Wi^ek with other high school teams in Point college will be making its third to the National to be a relief infielder at third, second or in the shortstop slot and Hal Schumacher he the extra Ottie needs to round out his High trip around it. This “ringer” score is might pitcher the state.” Intercollegiate tournament when it leaves for Kansas City this week staff. then final.” Harkins says he may find some In the two previous trips to the tourney, the Pointers were bounced ... Boehm said a chart will be post- talented runners in the R. O. second round And with George and T. C. in the Pepperdine Loyola play- and wornen the North Carolina school does ed in the golf shop field day and the Intra-Class meet. ing this year not stand much of a will hand in their original He said entries would be made in chance to win the event Bill Dickey is to catch the golfers planning soon after of Yanks’ this season 18-hole card as Monday the 100-yard dash, 220-yard majority the games ... He is the last survivor Combo P ace Miami Four-Ball dash. Gomez as oossible. Snead-Byrd Play df the great, Ruth, Gehrig, teams The Ringer-Score tourney will and will run a When Donald Bendickson of Scarville, Iowa, struck a small begin Monday 10. Prizes black animal with his car one night recently, the Sportsmen’s month, ending on April DURHAM, WHIRLIES Lightweight Champ he braced be awarded for the lowest JUG DEFEAT Vick Service bureau reports, himself for the familiar un- will BY, Edwards, Futrelle, lowest the odor usually associated with such an experience. When gross round and the net, pleasant the on WNFD he Instead of as basis for BATTLE FDR Tonight mis didn’t materialize, investigated. a skunk the original acting KLEIN GOGGIN TITLE to be a melanistic of and “ringer” for the low # animal proved (black) phase the common gross the Pace ‘Cat Hitting Drills rabbit Which is a of jack long way saying that a jerk hit a net. Meet In Woolen jack ... Hogan-Demaret Team Stop By GENE WARREN relief jobs last year for the husky Tonight Star Sports Writer boy has a nice curve, which For State Cham- uut ivuu • • Gym lauuvnig uic wju, we ueara aDOut me Columbus County Tourney Schneiter-Barron, Three The big bats of Donald Edwards, baffled Rocky Mount. great host of boxers who were going to come out of the service and Dunk Futrelle, and Herman Vick Only the outfield remains in pionship take the of all the stumblebums who have been On And Two all corners place cluttering up Finals Tap Tonight blasted out long hits to doubt with only one sure man, tie Yet the same stumblebums are still with us Ann rings And of the 13th and diamond yes- Donald Edwards, on the meadow CHAPEL HILL, March 7—(JP>- the is dead on its feet because of a lack of new March 7—The March T—(U.R)— as Coach Leon sport blood TABOR CITY, MIAMI, Fla., terday evening, crew. Two lettermen, Toddy Fen- Greensboro’s Senior High Whirlies Don't let all that talk of “bets” between Don and school boys’ in as the Budge Bobby Riggs Tabor City High Slammin’ Sammy Snead, Hot Brogden nodded approval nell and Hal Sharpe, saw plenty oi and Durham's Bulldogs meet here loci you ... It s just part of the come-on for the suckers to out will play Fair Wildcats’ into pay basketball team Springs, Va., teamed with Vet- training practice got action last season, but were none Friday night in Woollen gymna- to see the two netters play on their coming cross-country tour With Whiteville High full Bluff and the teran Sam Byrd, Detroit, Mich., swing. too impressive. Fennell is a good sium for the North Carolina Class Joe DiMaggio, Charlie Keller, Joe Gordon, Snuffy and will the Fair Luke J. C. Stirnweiss, schools girls play took honors in the first 36 Collie, Price, Harry fielder, poor hitter, and not too A school basketball cham- the of the that top high Tommy Henrich, yells Yanks they haven’t any pitchers the finals of the Columbus Smith, and ‘Tinkey’ Rogers also a Bluff in holes of match play in the Inter- strong a thrower. Sharpe is fair pionship. should be filed under the ‘‘so what” notes From all we hear the school basketball showed well in NHHS’s initial County High national Four-Ball golf tournament up hitter but a clumsy fielder. A year ago these same schools Cmcago White Sox and the Philadelphia Athletics won’t have teams here Friday night. batting drills. tournament here Clayton The new list of are no battled it out for the title, with of even Class AA caliber next year which makes the American won the today by defeating prospects league The Fair Bluff team The infield, which shows most Greensboro a little to Heaffner, Charlotte, and Jimmy more promising.
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