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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1930

Page

13

Wolfpack to field football under new coach Van Liew

Raleigh August 23 Fifty squads prepare for the 1930 season as John Van Liew, newly named NC State head coach, says no miracle team but expects the Wolfpack to play football this fall.

van Liew N. C Purple Panthers Raleigh John van Liew N. C. State Wolfpack

Southern Teams Brace for Tough Colorful 1930 season

College football readies for 1930 in the South as teams report Sept 1 and scrimmage under new and veteran coaches. Van Liew forecasts two strong squads amid weather concerns while Tulane Chattanooga Alabama North Carolina project tough schedules and interstate clashes loom with Yale Northwestern Minnesota Chicago Penn State and more.

Atlanta South Dry R. R. Sermon High Point College van Liew Warner and Rockne Tulane Chattanooga Southern Collegiate Association Dixie Bernie Beerman Billy Banker Ike Armstrong Harold Drew Mason-Dixon Line Georgia Yale New York University Northwestern Vanderbilt Minnesota Florida Chicago Georgia Tech Pennsylvania Carnegie Tech Loyola of New Orleans Middle West Mississippi College Louisiana College Union College of Tennessee University of Mexico Dudy Nobles Mississippi A M. Burt Newell N. C. State Harmon Sewannee Walker Mississippi Wynne Auburn Ary Keener Cagle Chuck Smalling Stanford Cagle Oxford Smalling

Captain Davis Back On Duke Campus Ahead Of Season

Captain Lee Davis returns to Duke University with the football squad as practice nears. The roster includes seniors Bob Hayes Bill Murrey Charlie Rupp Buzz Rosky and backfield candidates Kid Brewer Emory Adkins. Coach DeHart Cameron and Tilson plan to start practice on September 2 with about sixty players.

Durham Lee Davis Duke University Davis Wrightsville Duke Bob Hayes Bill Murrey Charlie Rupp Buzz Rosky Kid Brewer Emory Adkins Blue Devils James Mullen DeHart Arthur Stillman Cameron Tilson

First City Open Golf Tournament Opens at Meadowbrook

Meadowbrook hosts the first city open championship with 48 golfers entering 64 entrants in three flight groups. Matches start Tuesday at 4 PM with two out of three sets for all singles and prizes awarded for winners and runners-up.

Meadowbrook Steele

Devon Deacons to Play 8 Games At Home

Wake Forest announces 1930 football schedule with eight home games in North Carolina plus a road date at Philadelphia to face Temple. Coach Bob Hays calls for players to report September 1 as 1929 regulars return except Cox Zimmerman and Denton. The slate opens September 27 at Chapel Hill and closes November 27 in Charlotte.

Wake Forest Bob Hays North Carolina Hays Cox Zimmerman Denton Chapel Hill Raleigh Asheville Charlotte Philadelphia Temple University Jack Boylin University of North Carolina At Guilford College University of Baltimore N. C. State Mercer Presbyterian College Duke University Davidson College

Amos Mills Reach League Final With Semi Final Win

Amos Mills defeated Pickett Mills 7 to 3 to advance to face Stehli Silk Mill nine for the championship. Howerton pitched well for Amos, with Chilton and Howerton leading at the plate while Carter and J. Jones starred for Pickett. Box score notes and fielding details follow.

Pickett Mills Stehli Silk Mill Crew Amos Mills Stehli Silk Mill Chilton Howerton Amos Carter Pickett Hunt R. H. O. A. E. Chittes Varview Stone Re Henry Cooper Steet Hewerton Pickett Ab R. H. O. A. BE. J. Jones Sss Oy Aes Ee Bae Gs A Eo. Ee Eee Smith Carian Aimee Oo Cece Breenes Amos Mill Garter Farlow Ray Kinpies Pierce J. Jones Board Farlow Stout M. Board C. Board Brogden Henry Carter and Milloway

Kiddies' Club Opened by Bernard Baron in London

A new Kiddies' Club in London, built by Bernard Baron, costs over $325,000 and features shower baths indoors, cricket and football fields with electric floodlights, a theater, swimming pool, toboggan run, two fully equipped gymnasiums, and a rooftop flower garden.

Kiddies’ Club London Bernard Baron

Scores From Yesterday Across North Carolina Cities

Raleigh led with 14 to 6 over Durham 4 to 3 and Winston 2 to 1 while Henderson posted 1 to 7. Greensboro 10 to 7 and High Point 1 to 4 completed the day’s results.

Durham High Point Winston Raleigh Henderson Greensboro Jienderson Hon

Qualifying Rounds Open for High Point Country Club Tourney

Qualifying rounds for the High Point Country Club men's championship start tomorrow and run to August 30 with elimination rounds September 1 to 6. The 16 lowest scores advance to the championship flight. other nights feature eight players. Club champion L. Matton is not a clear favorite as several new players show strong form, notably G. Clinard whose 77 net score last week bodes well.

High Point Country Club L. ©. Matton G. Clinard

Industrial Teams To Play Post-Season 3-Game Series

Thomas Mills, pennant winners, will face the Industrial All-Stars in a three game series. The composite team will draw players from Adams Millis Highland and Hillcrest, three league contenders, likely to be played at Willis Park at night. Amateur baseball in High Point is a well organized pastime attracting attention.

Thomas Mills Adams Millis Highland Hillcrest Willis Park High Point

Mills Triumph Over Rube in Rubber Game

Thomas Mills defeated Rube Eldridge Inc 12 to 2 in a rubber game. Young and Brogdon excelled despite eighth and ninth inning errors by Rube Inc. Fuquay and Ragsdale hit back to back home runs, Yow went 3 for 5, and Johnson made a stellar diving catch in center.

Thomas Mills Moon Rube Eldridge Inc Young Brogdon Rube Fuquay Ragsdale Yow Johnson Thomas Rube Inc Sagen Oo R. Oxo SOS Cranford Aimee Wheees Pinceen Newman Dave Se Bee Aolals Radcliffe I i. Og Wiser Tolris Sacnese Williard Crawford Williams Meekin Holt

Lubitsch Uses Solo Rehearsals for New Film

Director Ernst Lubitsch trains cast members individually rather than in groups. He polishes each word and line to his exacting standard before assembling the ensemble for Monte Carlo at Paramount. Jeanette MacDonald leads as the first tested, followed by Jack Buchanan ZaSu Pitts Claud Allister and Lionel Belmore.

Ernst Lubitsch Lubitsch Jeanette MacDonald

Hasty’s 11th Hill’s Home Raiders Victory in Eastside

Hasty routed Denton for eleventh Davidson county league win as Little pitched well except for a third inning homer by E Sexton with two on. Kennedy led with four hits, Bodenheimer and Cashatt starred in the field. East Side won 14 to 6 over Oakdale with Station earning the win and Hill belting a homer and a triple.

Hasty Hill Eastside Denton R. Litle E. Sexton R. Kennedy Bodenheimer Cashatt Little Woatam Doriod Sissessase Loxtin Clyatt R. Little Johnson Smith G. Lanier Clyott W. Kennedy Davis Cecil P Little Jack Cecil S. Sexton Sexton East Side Oakdale Station Jones Dis Ozment Osborn Miller SY Thoreouts Sevan Davie Burns BP Aient Campbell Ozment Thornburg Ferguson Hodgin Lanier Ge Sexton Campbell ” Cashatt Seftin Bexton W. Lanier Ra Hasty Boden’mer Smith Ib W. Kennedy

Sally League doubleheader results from Charlotte and Greenville

In Charlotte, the Tourists beat the Hornets 2 0 in the opener behind Richardson and 6 3 in seven innings as Mooney struck out 14. In Greenville, the Leafs swept Columbia 7 5 and 9 0 to tighten their Sally League lead, with Pearce Stokes and Hunter top hitters.

Charlotte Asheville Tourists Richardson Hornets Mooney McCrae Luebbe Watts Ormand Jilek Columbia S. C Greenville Sally Heb Pearce Stokes Hunter Perritt Foster Gross Anderson Coltrane Grey

Augusta bats down Macon in twin bill 5 2 and 5 4

Au gusta reversed form to sweep Macon in a doubleheader. First game final 5 2 with Augusta holding Macon to multiple runs. Yeargin Schriner Mattingly Pattison and Moore mentioned. Second game 5 4 with Schuman Flynn Schriner Krider Gallivan Richards contributing for Macon as Apeuts blanked.

Macon Augusta Yeargin Schriner Mattingly Pattison Moore Rhe Apeuts Schuman Flynn Krider Gallivan Richards

South Atlantic League scoreboard wins and losses

Asheville 2 Asheville 0 Charlotte 0 Columbia 5 Greenville 7 Macon 2 Augusta 5 5 in first game 7 innings noted. Second games show Charlotte 3 Augusta 4?

Asheville Charlotte Augusta Macon Greenville Columbia

Oil From Shale

Oil can be produced from shale with reasonable satisfaction according to reports of the U S department of commerce Experiments by the U S Bureau of Mines at Rulison Colorado produced shale oil by retorts of types now available for large scale operations.

Washington D. C U. S. Department of Commerce VU. 8 Bureau of Mines Rulison Col

Waynick Clinard Win Club Tournament Honors

Mrs Capus Waynick won low gross in the women’s medal at the Country Club with Friday and Saturday play. Mrs Z J Walser took low net, and Mrs J S Welborn took both low gross and net. G Clinard led men with a low net of 61 and G C Kester had the low gross 87. full scores list follows.

Capus M. Waynick Z. J. Walser J.S. Welbern G. Clinard G. C. Kester Capus Waynick Z. 1. Walser J. S. Welborn L. S. Douglas W. A. Tomlinson J. E. Millis G. S. Wood J. Cc. Abels L. B. Hunt S. H. Tomlinson F. Murray

Tilden Defeats Allison to Claim Newport Singles Title

Bill Tilden despite injuries overcome rain and youth to win the Newport Casino singles championship, defeating Wilmer Allison in a five set finale 6-1 0-6 5-7 6-2 6-4. Later, Tilden and Frank Hunter beat Wilbur Coen Jr. and Harrison Coggeshall in five sets to take the doubles trophy 6-3 6-4 0-6 3-6 6-2.

Newport KR EL Bill Tilden Newport Casino Wilmer Allison Austin Tex Frank Hunter New Rochelle Wilbur Coen, Jr Kansas City Harrison Coggeshall Des Moines Tilden Allison

Rotary Juniors Defeat Kiwanis Kubs 14 to 7 in slugfest

Rotary Juniors beat the Kiwanis Kubs 14 7 at the High School ground in a high scoring game. Hall homered and tripled with two unassisted double plays while Smith earned the win with stout late inning defense.

Rotary Kiwanis Kubs Harris Culler Hooper Hall Smith Rotary Juniors EK Tetterow Yunen Cvicena Sarrell Hoover McKinney Kiwanis Rubs H FE C. Canada Mooper Pett Bororau van Cannon Cater Tom Cee Bowers Fulton Holcombe Milliken Kiwanis Kearns Street Young Civitans

Carl Dann Jr Wins Asheville Golf Title

Carl Dann Jr a young Florida golfer defeated Wilbur Baird 7 to 5 in the Asheville Country Club finals to claim another major title. Baird earlier won the Agreville title in 1928 and saved some holes with sharp putting as Dann played under par through 31 holes. Dean Smith of Savannah won the first flight consolation and Jerry Girard of Asheville captured the second flight championship.

Asheville N. C Carl Dann Jr Florida Wilbur Baird Asheville Country Club Dana Biltmore Forest Dean Smith Savannah Dr. R. M. Harris Miami Jerry Girard

France considers creating vice presidency with popular vote

France weighs a proposal to inaugurate a vice presidential office modeled on the United States and Switzerland. The vice president would assume the chief office after the president’s death, with a bill likely to be introduced for a popular vote.

France Paris United States Switzerland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eee Onal Dillon Graham High Point Tennis Association Bill Phillips Bodie C. H. Bodie J. A. Eshelman Howard Marsh David Parsons Country Club J. B. Lovelace Bud Pickett Larry Conant J. Ed Knox H. D. Perry Forest Park Ralph Vance Keith Harrison W. T. Saunders Norman Fidler Archdale Tom Sykes Dr. Taylor W. F. Bailey Ken C. Abels H. P. Hospital Bill Ragan J. Paul Woodrow Avenue Court R. Retten T. Willaims Sheraton Hille Bud Gurley F. L. Conrad H. FP. Hospital A. Fidler W. W. Lewis John Reynolds E. L. Hedrick Sheraton Hills J. Gurney Briggs J. H. Allred Devon Deacons Hayes E. W. Williams George Swanson Lyman Redding Lewis Teague Jack Douglas William Snow C. H. Bass Buster Moffitt C. A. Warner Gib Clinard R. N. Willard Bill Forest L. R. Hunt L. C. Matton Herb Jones D. C. Kester A. R. McMullan H. D. Idol, Jr Ivan McCain E. L. Briggs Carl Wood W. W. Burgess P. A. Warner Coy Willard Elliott Wood Dick Hubbard Silas Casey Harry Hansen R. G. Garland R. H. Shaw Kirk Straus R. E. Chappel J. P. Welborn L. B. Willams C. N. McCain W. B. Hackney, Jr H. A. St. Clair John Russell Holt McPherson Wade Renfrew Ray Cox W. G. Bowden Clark Hubbard Grady Beck Williard Thomas George Edwards Jim Dandy Gallant Fox Gaillant FOX NEA New York Travers America Chaffee Earl Saratoga Springs N. Y Gallant Vox Harry Payne Whitney Whichone Carl Dann, Jr
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