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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1933

Page

8

Duke's Perfect Season Ends as Tech Shuts Out Blue Devils

Georgia Tech defeats Duke 6 to 0 in Atlanta ending Duke's pursuit of a flawless season and Rose Bowl bid. Tech's early second quarter drive and stout defense squashes Duke's late rally attempts as more than 16,000 fans witness the upset.

Dillon Graham Associated Press Atlanta Duke Georgia Tech

Tigers Secure Sweet Revenge in Yale Bowl

Princeton under coach Fritz Crisler crushed Yale 27 to 2 in New Haven to finish the 1933 season unbeaten. Sophomores led the attack with Ceppi among the standout tackles and Kilcullen blocking a Princeton punt for an automatic safety.

Tigers New Haven Conn Princeton Bulldogs Eli Herbert Orrin Fritz” Crisler Army Notre Dame New York John Kilcullen Yale Rutgers Van Spoffard Charlie Ceppi Syracuse Kilcullen Ceppi Chick Kaufman

Harvard Almost Steals Show At Princeton Yale

In Yale Bowl Harvard’s banner stunt looms during Princeton vs Yale game as autogiro pilot Les Cooper, a Princeton man, flies from Roosevelt Field to display a crimson message Send your son to Harvard over the field. The Tigers beat the Elis 27 to 2 in a crowd-pleasing afternoon.

New Haven Harvard Lampoon Crimson Les O Princeton Cooper Roosevelt Field New York

Furnished Dwelling Opened At 638 Colonial Drive

Nearly 1,000 visitors toured the furnished home shown by Smithdeal Realty and Insurance at 638 Colonial Drive. Curtis Smithdeal, manager, said the house would stay open through Tuesday. Four home economics classes from local high schools toured to learn practical methods in furnishing.

Colonial Drive Smithdeal Realty and Insurance Company Curtis Smithdeal

Holy Cross Upset By Boston College

Boston College edged Holy Cross 13 to 9 in Newton Mass before 20 000 fans in a rough gridiron clash between Jesuit rivals. In the third period two players were expelled for slugging as Holy Cross led 7 to 6 then saw BC reach the winner’s tally.

Newton Mass Boston College Eagles Holy Cross Crusaders Crusaders

Hurricanes to Meet Spartans in Friday Postseason Clash

Miami and Tampa officials finalized plans for a Friday post season football game in Miami between the undefeated Hurricanes and the Spartans from the Smoker City. The Hurricanes will have a second postseason game this New Year against Duquesne of Pittsburgh already on the schedule.

Miami Fla University of Miami University of Tampa Hurricanes Spartans Duquesne Pittsburgh

Florida Beats Maryland Old Liners 19 to 0

Florida dominates in the second half to defeat Maryland Old Liners 19 to 0 before about 10 000 fans in Tampa. Senior end Chuck Rogers and halfback Jack Beckwith connected on key passes as Florida surged past Maryland.

Tampa Fla Florida Gators Maryland Jack Beckwith Chuck Rogers Charley Stolz

Virginia denies TeBell quitting UVA athletics

University of Virginia authorities denied reports that Gus Tebell head coach in baseball and basketball and assistant football coach had tendered his resignation. They also denied rumors that Earle Neal, who coached at UVA five years, is being considered for the coaching staff as his West Virginia contract expires.

Deny Tebell University University of Virginia Gus Tebell Earle Neal West Virginia

Oglesby to Preside Asheboro Superior Court Term

Judge John M. Oglesby of Concord will preside over a two week term in Asheboro beginning Monday December 4. About 200 criminal cases are slated for the first week with civil matters in the second week. Solicitor Zeb W Long of Statesville will prosecute the first week.

Oglesby Asheboro John M. Oglesby Concord Superior Court Zeb W v. Long Statesville

Georgia Tech Upsets Duke to End Duke’s Perfect Season

Georgia Tech defeated Duke 6 to 0, ruining Duke’s chase for a perfect season and an All-South title. Tech broke through in the second period with a 55 yard scoring play and held off Duke’s late aerial assault after a third-quarter offside penalty.

Ole Miss Whips Mississippi State 31 to 0 in Rainy Rivalry

The University of Mississippi football team defeated Mississippi State 31 to 0 before about 4,000 spectators in a drizzly game that closed the season for both programs.

University, Miss University of Mississippi Mississippi State

Hubbell's National League edge linked to raised seams

Ossie Bluege credits Carl Hubbell with National League grip and screwball success due to raised seams, noting Hubbell would struggle in the American League. Bluege, Washington third baseman, also comments on possible 1934 trades and his own plans in Washington. He recounts hunting plans with ex teammate Tom Zachary.

Hubbell Frank Barfield Carl Hubbell New York Giants Giants Washington Senators Ossie Bluege Louis Heilig Jamestown Senators Ossie Carl Hubbel New York Washington Bluege Crowder Stewart Goslin Alamance County Tom Zachary

Carolina Alumni Seek New Football Coach Choice

At a Chapel Hill alumni meeting a committee was formed to work with the Athletic Council on selecting a successor to Coach Chuck Collins. Collins’ two disappointing seasons have prompted calls for change, with Meehan Sasse or Neyland named as possible replacements and Collins’ contract set to expire after the 1933 season.

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill University Athletic Council Athletic Board of Control Chuck Collins Collins Carolina Chick Meehan Major Sasse Bob Neyland

Local Harriers Win Huge Silver Cup At National Meet

High Point High School cross country Wins seven medals and Southern Championship team trophy at Newark National Championship Meet. Nott Terrace HS wins overall with 40 points. Houlton HS 11th. High Point 12th amid 38 championship teams. Captain Dick Hubbard earns Southern High School Champions trophy. meet highlights include Stokes Phibbs and Dick Hubbard top finishers.

Harriers High Point Newark Nott Terrace High School Schenectady N. Y Passaic High School Passaic N. J Dick Hubbard Tech High School Atlanta Boys’ High School of New Orleans Central High School of St. Louis Staunton Military Academy Staunton Stokes Phibbs Phibbs Steven Szumachowski Mt. Pleasant High School New York Wallace Ellington Ellington L. C. Dennis Thomas Davis Jeter Cooke Robert Lowe

Durham Bulldogs Claim 4A State Title Over Charlotte Wildcats

In Chapel Hill Durham high school bulldogs edged Charlotte Wildcats 7 to 0 to win the North Carolina class 4 championship. A fumble recovery set up the decisive score in the fourth, Hackney and Woody executing a line drive to reach the three, then Woody plunging in for the TD while Bryan added the extra point.

Chapel Hill Dec. S Durham High School Bulldogs North Carolina Charlotte Wildcats Durham Browning Holder Wildcats Hackney Woody Charlotte Bulldogs Bryan

Stanford to Name Rose Bowl Opponent Monday

Stanford university will announce the opponent for the Rose Bowl game on New Year’s Day after selecting an eastern team for invitation. Alfred Masters, graduate manager, said contact with an eastern representative has occurred but no reply yet and the official release will come from Pasadena on Monday.

Palo Alto Calif Stanford University Pasadena Alfred Masters Stanford Masters Board of Athletic Control Duke University Princeton Army Notre Dame Nebraska Cornhusker

Jayhawkers Upset Colonials 7 to 0 in Washington

Kansas university Jayhawkers defeated George Washington 7 to 0 before about 10 000 home coming spectators. Roy Hafford 161 pounds led the offense and returned an interception for the decisive score after directing a passing attack.

Washington Kansas University George Washington Missouri Tigers Jayhawkers Roy Hafford Jayhawker Tulsa Okla Kansas Thies

Asheboro Schools to Reopen After Four Day Thanksgiving Break

Asheboro districts plan to reopen Monday for both white and colored students after a four day holiday. Teachers mostly left town for the break and will return Sunday for 9 30 a m classes.

Asheboro

Notre Dame Nips Army In Wild Final to Upset Unbeaten Cadets

Notre Dame roared back from a 12 point deficit in the final minutes to beat Army 13 to 12 before 76,000 in New York. Wayne Millner and Ed Krause produced the decisive scores as the Fighting Irish, once battered, stunned Army and ended a long West Point winning streak.

Alan Gould Associated Press New York Notre Dame Army Fighting Irish West Point South Bend Jack Buckler Maurice Simons Buckle Millner Hutchison Ua Krave ‘Wablonsky Leonard GE Foci Gorham Sai i Wunsch Beall Eee Rosch Burlingame Devore Johnson Plancs Bonar Buckler LHB Lukats Sebastian Brancheny Stancock Caribeo Widhinih Buckler Lukats Touchin Cos Tom Thorp Columbia Man J. T. Clinton Yale Co. M. Waters Williams

Football Scores From The Associated Press

Notre Dame 13 Army 12 Princeton 27 Yale 2 Kansas 7 George Washington 0 Villanova 18 Rutgers 13 Boston College 13 Holy Cross 9 Dayton 21 Denison 0 Georgia Tech 6 Duke 0 Florida 19 Maryland 0 LSU 7 Tulane 7 South Carolina 16 Auburn 14 Mercer 31 Oklethorpe 0 Mississippi 31 Mississippi State 0 Georgia 0 Southern California 31 Texas Christian 26 Southern Methodist 6 Baylor 7 Rice 6

Associated Press Notre Dame Army Princeton Yale Kansas George Washington Villanova Rutgers Boston College Holy Cross Midwest Dayton Denison South Georgia Tech Duke Florida Maryland Louisiana State Tulane South Carolina Auburn Mercer Oklethorpe Mississippi Mississippi State Georgia Southern California Southwest Texas Christian Southern Methodist Baylor Rice

Texas seeks new UT grid coach after Littlefield exit

Orange Texas December 2 A UT regents board member says letters and telegrams have gone to top college coaches nationwide about taking over the University of Texas football job. Names include Harry Mehre D X Bible Prince Callison Ike Armstrong Lou Little Harry Kipke and Noble Kizer.

Orange Tex H. J. Luther Stark Board of Regents University of Texas Austin Geo. McCullough Texas Sporting Clyde Littlefield Harry Mehre University of Georgia D. X. Bible Nebraska Prince Callison Oregon Ike Armstrong Utah Lou Little Columbia Harry Kipke Michigan Noble Kizer Purdue

Local Soccer Club Holds Kernersville to 1 All Tie

The Y M C A team battles Kernersville All-Star to a 1 1 draw after two overtimes. W Clark scores for High Point on a second quarter penalty kick while Fulp nets for Kernersville late in the game. Key visitors include Dillon Wilson King and Hendrix. Petty shines in goal as High Point pushes to the finish.

Kernersville W. Clark Fulp Dillon Wilson King Hendrix Victor Clark Petty High Point Kernersville King Sappenfield Caeek Edwards High Point Riley Hedrick Eee Marshall Bernard Co. Edwards ST Sun Pulp

Horned Frogs Rout Methodists in Conference Finale

Fort Worth Texas December . Led by Charles Casper the Texas Christian Horned Frogs defeated Southern Methodist 26 to 6 in the final Southwest Conference game. Casper scored two touchdowns as TCU surpassed SMU in a road victory. The result leaves TCU with a path to a share or sole title depending on Arkansas results while the Razorbacks’ status looms as ineligible substitutions at issue.

Fort Worth Tex Charles Casper Texas Christian Horned Frogs Southern Methodist Casper Texas Christian University of Arkansas Razorbacks Heinie Schuleter

Mercer Bears Rout Oglethorpe 31 0 in Annual Classic

Mercer Bears, led by nine seniors, crushed the Stormy Petrels 31 to 0 in Macon. Gerald McQuaig and Ernie Inkowsky provided strong running while Mercer’s line stymied Oglethorpe, which managed only one scoring threat against the reserves.

Macon Mercer Bears Petrels Oglethorpe University of Atlanta Gerald McQuaig Ernie Inkowsky Ogethorpe Mercer

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Sette Anton Tech Blue Devils Dukes Duke Elven Wallace Wade Piedmont Dukesters Engineers Rossiter Shorty Roberts Phillips Peterson Roberts Wink Davis Dave Wilcox Hendrickson Devils Jack Phillips Perkinson Jackets Rogers Slocum Crawford Er Eenawee Eeteene Wilcox Dunlap Eweedas Poole J. Wilcox Eenee Williams Wentz Sheen Spradling Fendrickson Tena Roberts Davis Sornelius Tae Ew Eae Petersen Phillips Davis Lane Detroit Sholar Presbyterian Hutchens Harvard Victor TEC SOUTH Louisiana Alabama Vanderbilt Plainsmen Mississippi State College Oglethorpe Pacific Coast Trojans Colonials Rally Ramblers Amy, Mule Littlefield Horned Frogs Methodists Max Bones N. Main ST
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