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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
9
New York December 9 AP Major baseball leagues enter their annual meetings as executives and owners gather to set rules and discuss future seasons. National and American groups advance talks on scheduling and governance during the current session.
The National League circle discussed rosin return to pitchers palms and resuming interrupted games. Heydler touted resin to aid control as 3 847 dozen balls left circulation. Brooklyn signs Whit Wy Witt, fueling trade rumors around Zack Wheat and Burleigh Grimes. Connie Mack hires Kid Gleason to coach the Athletics amid mood for player market activity.
The quarterly gathering of Rotary Kiwanis Civitan clubs and the chamber of commerce will meet Thursday at 6:30 PM in the Sheraton hotel's ballroom. Secretary Frank Sizemore will report on chamber activities. plans for future work will be discussed, with city welfare as a focus. Two general-interest items are expected to be addressed.
A resplendent cafe set and a $30 000 decor work by Wil Pogany brand the New Theatre production Headline s a romance of newspaper life. Alice Joyce stars as a metropolitan newspaper writer with a flapper daughter who returns home to fall for the city editor amid a scandalous flirtation.
Athens Ga Dec 9 AP College baseball, once a cornerstone of the southern conference, is fading from the major intercollegiate sports picture. The executive committee grapples with eligibility rulings, debates over its status, and the sport’s rising costs and competition from summer leagues. Some propose eliminating baseball or downgrading its status to minor sport while football, basketball and track remain majors.
Paris Dec 9 AP Henry Berenger French ambassador designate to the United States expects to sail for New York at the end of December or early January He will represent the French republic in Washington and address issues including customs tariff and financial questions while promoting peace as symbolized by Locarno and aligned with President Coolidge views
A diplomat from France affirms ongoing Franco American collaboration during the war, praising predecessor M Daeschner for intelligence, experience and courtesy and pledging to continue the work at hand.
In Vernon Jimmy McLarin of Oakland won on a foul against Bud Taylor of Terre Haute in two rounds. In San Antonio Chuck Burns beat Tillie Herman in 10 rounds. In Jacksonville Tony Leto defeated Pinkey May by decision in 10 rounds. Dick Gore beat Kid Sharkey by decision in 10 rounds in Macon. In Seattle Ted Oohara knocked out Ted Krache in two. Bill Mekkenzie won by technical knockout over Al Anderson, Alaska heavyweight champion, in seven. Johnny Woods defeated an opponent from Auburn, Washington.
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