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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1929

Page

3

Two Of Greatest Pitchers Head For World Series Face Off

Baseball fans expect a fall world series featuring George Earnshaw of the Philadelphia Athletics and Guy Bush of the Chicago Cubs, the game’s premier right handed pitchers. Odds favor both teams to win their leagues as August notes pace and form favor a Cubs Athletics showdown. Earnshaw’s late season surge and praise from peers boost the case, while Bush shows continued improvement and near 20 win potential.

Werner Laufer NEA Service George Earnshaw Philadelphia Athletics Guy Bush Chicago Cubs Cubs A’s Lefty Grove Earnshaw Burleigh Grimes Pittsburgh Pirates Little Peaches Bush Mississippi Guy Athletics Connie Mack Jove Walberg Grove Thyy Smart Mickey Cochrane Cy Perkins Left Grove

Hard Fought Second Round at Country Club Golf Tourney

Two stiff matches mark the second round of the Country Club annual golf tournament with Parker edging Abels after a tight finish at the nineteenth and Gold Jr winning from Wheeler one up at the twentieth. Waynick remains the sole former champion still active as his rivalries heat toward the semi finals.

Country Club A. S. Parker J. ©. Abels T. J. Gold, Jr K. H. Wheeler C. M. Waynick Waynick Gold, Jr Wheeler Matton Hunt Kester T. J. Gold, Sr Abels Coffield Henry Douglas, Jr Froelich Clinard Briggs-Holton Millis O. V. Kester A. A. Lindsay Hameston

Davidson Alumni Reserved Section For Army Game

Information from Davidson College notes a stadium section at the United States Military Academy will be reserved for Davidson alumni for the Army at Davidson football game at West Point on October 12. The seating area will be beside the cadet corps.

Davidson Davidson College Ernest Milton United States Military Academy West Point Cadet Corps

Ice Serving Implements For Large Gatherings

For serving iced beverages to many guests, have ready implements. A sharp pick an ice bag to crack it in an ice cracker and hammer are necessary. A small expenditure saves time and temper.

Wilson appoints two Black men to federal offices

President Wilson appointed two Black men to federal offices in his first term and the Senate confirmed them.

Wilson Senate

Origin Asheboro Fires Baffle Police

Asheboro investigators probe two fires that caused about 300000 in damage last week. Authorities think arson links the blazes at the Asheboro Chair Company and the Home Building Inc. plants to two unidentified men who fired on officers Saturday morning.

Asheboro Home Building, Inc

Paris Plays Draw Protest From Tourists Critics

Paris officials condemn plays shown in English theatres for tourists that have been banned in England and America. Notable titles Maya and The Well of Loneliness are cited as attracting visitors and tarnishing Paris.

NEA Service Paris England America

Mrs Dunn Leads Orioles After Husband’s Death

Mrs Jack Dunn inherits the Baltimore Orioles and runs the club while watching games from the grandstand with his box score card in hand. She prefers attending games alone, believes she can read players’ hearts, and notes most women lack full baseball understanding. Dunn recalls following Jack Dunn in school contests in Bayonne, New Jersey.

Jack Dunn Baltimore Orioles

Center worries haunt Southern football chiefs this fall

Edward V. Mitchell notes center positions loom large as teams in the Southern conference replace pivots. Clemson UNC Duke NC State all lost their centers, Schwartz Hunter Metts among finalists, while speculation grows on the Tennessee mystery man who blocked for Peterson and could fit any program.

Edward V. Mitchell Associated Press Georgia Tech Peter Punch Carolinas Clemson University of North Carolina North Carolina State Duke University North Carolina Schwartz Hunter Metts Tennessee Peterson

Phi Gamma Deltas Build New House at University

Phi Gamma Delta at Chapel Hill begins a new three story brick fraternity house on Cameron avenue with a basement dining lounge and sleeping rooms for 36 students and four guests. Berry W McAlester of Columbia Missouri has the contract for 45990. Construction starts immediately and the building aims for occupancy by January 1.

PHI Gamma Deltas University Chapel Hill Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Berry W McAlester Columbia Missouri Cameron Avenue

Gerald W. Johnson Visits University in Chapel Hill

Baltimore Evening Sun editor and former journalism chair Gerald W. Johnson paid a brief visit to the University this weekend, hosted by Dr. Howard W. Odum head of the School of Public Welfare.

Gerald Johnson Hill Chapel Hill Gerald W. Johnson Baltimore Evening Sun Fromer University Howard W. Odum School of Public Welfare

Mrs Johnston Visits Chapel Hill After 53 Years

Mrs Joseph Forney Johnston of Birmingham Alabama wife of the late Governor Joseph Forney Johnston visited Chapel Hill this week with her granddaughter Miss Theresa Johnston. They stayed with cousin Mrs Julia C Graves and departed today after a warmly received trip.

Chapel Hill Joseph Forney Johnston Birmingham Ala Alabama Johnston Theresa Johnston Julia C. Graves

Atmospheric Signs: Tobacco Leaves Signal Impending Storm

A paragraph notes that a plug of tobacco, by its moisture and softness, can indicate an approaching storm. It reflects a folk-weather rule used in rural life.

Anniversary of Louvain Sacking Marked by 1914 Invasion

The 1914 German invasion of Louvain Belgium began August 19 with pillaging and the burning of the university and library. Civilians faced curfews and forced evacuations as troops looted homes, fired houses, and executed inmates during the sack.

Louvain Belgium

Hand Signals Emphasized by North Carolina Patrol

Raleigh August 19. Patrolmen under Captain Charles D. Farmer are ordered to campaign for proper use of hand signals when stopping or turning. Drivers should extend the arm with the hand and forearm at right angles for right turns, straight out for left turns, and hand down for stops. Officers will stop motorists not using signals at the correct moment.

Raleigh Charles D. Farmer Farmer

Improving Pie Crust Browning with Milk Brush

If a pie crust lacks color, brush with a little milk and return to a hot oven briefly to enhance browning. The tip emphasizes quick method to finish crust color and shine.

Huel Preparedness for Stocking Darning

If stockings wear out just above the heel, thread a fine needle with matched yarn strands and darn the inside at that spot before wearing. The stockings will last twice as long as the darn absorbs wear rather than the fabric.

Oldish Vegetables Flavor with Sugar Water

When cooking peas corn tomatoes or other vegetables that are not young try putting sugar in the water. This flavors them perceptibly.

Dawes and MacDonald Renew Conversations in Scotland

Premier MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes renewed naval disarmament talks at MacDonald’s summer residence in Lossiemouth Scotland. Dawes arrived from London for an overnight stay and planned to depart this afternoon to visit friends in other parts of Scotland. The premier greeted him at the station and they were joined by the town provost at the home.

Lossiemouth Scotland MacDonald Ambassador Dawes London Dawes Loésiemouth

McAllen Girl Would Earn Carnegie Medal for Heroic Rescue

A four year old girl from McAllen Texas is being considered for the Carnegie Medal after she rescued a playmate from drowning at an unspecified location. Her brave action saved a life and drew praise from local authorities and neighbors.

McAllen, Tex

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