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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1930

Page

15

Panther grid coach Beall to hold two daily practices

Julian Beall, new head coach at the local college, will open pre season drills for 1930 with 38 returning and entering players. Two daily sessions start Tuesday after one initial practice tomorrow as Beall blends Laval elements with his own system ahead of the Raleigh opener.

Panther Beall Purple Panther College Athletic Julian Beall University of North Carolina University of South Carolina Gamecock N. C. State College Wolfpack Raleigh Jack Boysin Wake Forest College Billy Laval Laval

Epithet and Gallant Fox Triumph at Saratoga and Hopeful Stakes

Epithet, racing six and a half furlongs in near world record time, defeated Jamestown by a half length in the Hopeful stakes to emerge as a leading two year old. Gallant Fox wins the Saratoga Cup, earning $9,250 to boost his career total past $278,000 as he outpaces Friscus and Goneaway.

Saratoga Springs Gifford A. Cochran George D. Widener Jamestown Epithet Epinard St. James Josephe Widener Novelist The Fox Earle Sande Friscus William Ziegler, Jr Goneaway

Rain halts Georgia tennis finals. Pickens wins title

In Atlanta on August 30, rain stopped most finals. Julia Pickens of Clemson defeated Mrs. Frank Coyne of Atlanta 6-3 6-4 to win the women's singles. George Boynton of Atlanta and Joe Grier of Charlotte beat Boul Ware and Sanders of Tampa 6-4 6-1 in boys doubles. Several semifinals were completed before the rain.

Atlanta Julia Pickens Clemson S. C George Boynton Joe Grier Charlotte N. C Miss Pickens Frank Coyne South Carolina Boynton Grier Boul- Ware Sanders Tampa Fla

Lott Considers Early Tennis Exit Quotes on Retirement

Lott jokes about quitting tennis before becoming a tennis bum or racqueteer, framing an early retirement as a playful dig at his own career.

Lott

Athletics Beat Red Sox 11 0 as Grove Wins 22nd

Lefty Grove pitched a complete game shutout allowing six hits and eight strikeouts to lift the Philadelphia Athletics over Boston 11 to 0. Bishop and Boley led the offense with three hits each while others contributed in the rout.

Athletics Red Sox Boston Lefty Grove Grove Gaston Russell Bushey Bishop Boley

Cubs Beat Cardinals 16 to 4 as Wilson Clouts Two Homers

Hack Wilson hit his 45th and 46th NL season home runs sparking a 16 4 Cubs win over St Louis in the third game. Wilson added a single and two sacrifices, Zack Taylor and Long George Kelly homered, Puccinelli and Ray Blades homered for the Cards. Bud Teachout held the mound for Chicago.

Cubs St. Louis Chicago Hack Wilson Wilson Babe Jim Lindsey Zack Taylor Long George Kelly Puccinelli Ray Blades Bud Teachout Lindsey al Grabowski Giants New York Brooklyn Robins Brooklyn Clarence Mitchell Clise Dudley Jim Elliott Hollis Thurston Hurler Larry French Pittsburgh Cincinnati Wood Fanning French Dressen Kolp Reds Benton Phillies Braves Philadelphia Phil Collins Boston Braves Flinger Thevenow

China Faces A Hundred Foot Alum Mountain

A historical report notes a massive alum mountain rising to 100 feet in height within China. The text emphasizes scale and potential industrial or geological interest, citing the substance alum and its impressive natural or engineered stack.

China

American Trio Victorious Over British Stars In Tennis

A U S Eastern US trio led by Cliff Sutter Ellsworth Vines and Sidney Wood defeated a touring English team 5 0 in a five match series at Forest Hills New York and Detroit Michigan. Gar Wood won heat one in the Harmsworth hydroplane race while British challenger Bert Hawker broke down in heat three. Duke football opens preseason drills with a largely inexperienced squad under new and returning coaches in Durham North Carolina.

Forest Hills N. Y East Far West Cliff Sutter Tulane University Harold George Newcombe Lee England Ellsworth Vines Pasadena Calif Sidney B. Wood New York America Vines Frederick J. Perry Wood John Olliff Keith Gledhill Lee L. A. Godfree John Bull Perry Olliff Phil Neer San Francisco Neer Frank Shields Brookline Detroit Gar Wood Marion Barbara Carstairs Bert Hawker Estelle V Hawker Ile George Wood Estelle IV Miss Carstairs Carstairs

British Dirigible R-100 to be lengthened by 200 feet

Montreal journalist Jacques Cartier reported that the British dirigible R-100 will gain a 200 foot middle section and be split, lengthened, and redesigned with an interior update. He noted a new smoker area and claimed it will be the largest airship in existence.

Quebec Jacques N. Cartier Montreal England Air Leviathan Cartier Empress of Austria

Ayr Help To Aire Ends Twenty Year Bond

Ayr Scotland ends its wartime aid to Aire Ardennes in France as 40 towns are released from British mothering. Aire suffered heavy damage in the war and Ayr contributed bells and gifts to a rebuilt church. The friendly ties echoed that Aire is an old form of Ayr.

Ayr Aire Scotland Ardennes

Iowa AG Rules on Local Circulation Publication

The Iowa attorney general ruled that a newspaper is published in the community where it circulates, not where it is printed. The decision clarifies publication location for legal notices and compliance with state law.

Iowa

Cubs Add Lefty Jesse Petty as Seasonal Help

Manager Joe McCarthy acquires southpaw Jesse Petty to bolster pitching for the final month. Petty, a former Newark hurler, spent most of a decade in the American and National Leagues, with a long stretch in the Brooklyn uniform.

Joe McCarthy Cubs Jesse Petty Newark Petty Brooklyn

Dixie gridiron training begins coast to coast

Dixie coaches begin ramping up training as Labor Day signals first fall workouts. Tennessee Mammoth squads at Neyland and Neyland era flagged. Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, Tulane and others eye top spots. Returns of veterans and sophomores shape early camp outlook across Southeastern Conference schools.

Dillon Graham Associated Press Atlanta, Ga Dixie Tennessee McEver-Hackman-Dodd Bob Neyland Knoxville Georgia Alabama Kentucky Tulane Vanderbilt Georgia Tech North Carolina Clemson Florida Duke Dan McGugin Commodore Chuck Collins Notre Dame Collins Bernie Bierman Greenies Mississippi Virginia Polytechnic Institute North Carolina State Sewanee Auburn

Hillcrest Triumphs Over Randleman 3 2 in Tight Baseball Match

Hillcrest defeated Randleman 3 to 2 in a low scoring afternoon game. Henderson pitched the win over Yow as Hillcrest capitalized on timely hits including a three base shot by Tysinger and a two-base hit by Connor. Attendance was 300 with Spry umpiring.

Hillcrest Randleman Baa Matthews SOE Hillcrest Ab Oort Mike As Coe Henderson Mises R. Petauts Tysinger Floyd Connor Crawford Holland Hinkle Spry Harris Pugh Mathews Fox Yow

School Entrances Lead Through Restrooms in San Antonio

Entrances to the dining room of a new million dollar school in San Antonio, Texas, are reported to route through washrooms. The layout concerns raised reflect tight budget constraints and design choices affecting pupil flow and privacy.

San Antonio Texas

Tobacco production in Itals rises from prewar to 1929

Production of tobacco in Itals grew from 22,964,000 pounds before the war to 7,022,000 pounds in 1929.

Itals

Oregon voters weigh cigarette sales ban initiative

Oregon voters will decide on a state ballot measure prohibiting the sale of cigarettes. The proposal seeks to curb tobacco access with a statewide ban pending election results.

Oregon

Renais sance Hopes At Local Football Institutions

Community teams seek a gridiron revival, aiming to boost performance and fan engagement this season through new coaching and training efforts.

Big Fight Sets Tomorrow Night in Winston-Salem

Labor Day boxing show headlines Winston-Salem with Young Bob Fitzsimmons defending style against Frankie Wine. Fans from near and far flock to Camel City as reservations surge and a strong prelim card promises a full evening of action.

Winston- Salem Bob Fitzsimmons Frankie Wine Spec AL Enterprise Winston-Salem Camel City Newark New Jersey Ruby Robert” Fitzsimmons Bob Wine Fitzsimmons

Tyson regains western women's golf title at Hillcrest

Kansas City report says Mrs. G. W. Tyson of Kansas City defeated Miss Dorothy Page of Madison Wisconsin 5 and 4 to win the 28th annual western women's golf championship at Hillcrest country club.

Kansas City G. W. Tyson Dorothy Page Madison Wis Hillcrest Country Club

Savannah executive wins qualifying round at Sea Board golf

W D Simpson of Savannah Ga vice president of Sea board Air Line railway wins the qualifying round of the company golf tournament on the Southern Pines Country club course shooting 84. The field of railroad employees and officials is broken into 11 flights. Match play starts tomorrow morning with finals Monday.

Southern Pines W. D. Simpson Savannah Seaboard Air Line Railway Southern Pines Country Club

Final Qualifying Rounds At Country Club In Progress

The final qualifying rounds for the annual golf tournament at the Country Club are played today. Lawrence Matton holds the lowest score with 77, and is the current club champion. Match play starts Monday and the event runs for two weeks.

Lawrence Matton

Yarn Mills Team Beats Teaguetown in Slow 14–18 Game

High Point Yarn Mill defeated Teaguetown 18 to 14 in a rugged afternoon soaker. Box score notes Queen 4 hits and 2 runs, Tuttle homered and tripled, Hedgecock Yakley Cranford Morris nabbed two bases, multiple players contributed. Attendance 100, time 1:45.

High Point Yarn Millis Teaguetown High Point Yarn Mill Ab W. Queen Wsaseesaes Bistiotg Vist Tekacee Cranford Morris Aisscsaiecs C. Mesen Sasiauw Wester Seceveeneeves H Welch C Sueneae Hedgecock Mickneak Yokely Ménards Ccienencss Coen Cde Insanene Papeete Ficesskssice Oo Fordis Ccvecassssas Queen Tuttle Webster Forbis Qitten Edwards T. Webster

Tennessee Sheep Growers Boost Lamb Quality with Pure Bred Rams

Tennessee sheep growers supply flocks with pure bred rams to improve spring lamb quality. The move aims to enhance wool and meat yield and sustain local herds through selective breeding programs.

Tennessee

Boy With No Pro Lessons Captures Meadowbrook Golf Title

A backyard golfer, without professional coaching, defeated Buster Moffitt one up to win the city wide Meadowbrook championship. Williams edged through a tight 36th hole after an 18 hole morning round and a dramatic afternoon. Carl Wood and Wade Renfrow won the second and third flights, with prizes around $100.

Earl Williams Moffitt Buster Moffitt Meadowbrook E. W. Williams Carl Wood Dick Hubbard Wade Renfrow H. A. St. Clair Unti William Moffit Williams

Memphis Sweeps Doubleheader In Birmingham

Memphis wins both ends of a doubleheader in Birmingham. Opener ends 2 to 1 with Kelly and Berger on the mound for Memphis and Yarvan catching. Nightcap finishes 5 to 0 as Campbell, Plue and Gibson shutout Birmingham while Kelly and Berger again work behind the plate.

Birmingham Ala Memphis Birm’ham Kelly Berger Caldwell Yarvan Ra Memphis Campbell Plue Gibson Yaryan

Pelicans and Vols Battle to 3-3 Tie in Seven Inning Rain

In Nashville on August 30 the New Orleans Pelicans and Nashville Vols tied 3-3 after seven innings when rain and trains interrupted play. Johnson and O'Neil vs Willis and Ashby were the battery names involved.

Nashville Tenn New Orleans Pelicans Nashville Vols Rhe N. Orleans Johnson and O'Neil Willis Ashby

Rock tops Crackers in pitching duel to win 5 2

Hughes held an edge on the mound while Little Rock defeated the Atlanta Crackers 5 to 2 in a hard fought game. Rock contributed a complete effort with 11 hits and 4 errors by Atlanta.

Atlanta Hughes Little Rock Atlanta Crackers Russ L. Rock

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