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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
8
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The piece explains surface and deep coal mining methods, from strip mining with steam shovels to tunnels connected to shafts. It notes the shift from hand picks to coal cutters powered by air or electricity, the dangers of cave-ins and gas explosions, blasting with dynamite, and the vast, expanding networks of tunnels as mines grow deeper. UNCLE RAY. Tomorrow Fire Damp Danger.
A feature roundup tracks teams to watch next season East Cornell Midwest Wisconsin South Duke Tennessee Pitt Minnesota and more. It also notes Gene Lawing as a young league president heading North Carolina State and Carolina leagues at 22. Plus Tex Christian players from Fort Worth Mason to Santa Clara December 12 and Sammy Baugh’s anticipated impact.
Max Baer starts training on the coast for his London fight with Walter Neusel and predicts a strong showing. Cleveland circles for catcher Rolly Hemsley as a Browns playboy. Stuhldreher writes Wisconsin alumni about the Badgers. Casey Stengel pursues an International League job in Montreal. Handley could become a free agent, hinting at Judge Landis decisions in the Feller case.
In Kingsville Texas Sal Ross defeats Texas College of Arts and Industries 18 to 7 to close the football game.
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