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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1933

Page

2

Reform Wave Crumbles as Colleges Seek Easing Football Rules

News from New York on December 12 notes a rising push to relax college football restrictions. Yale and Harvard face practice rule changes, Penn gates plan criticism grows, and alumni press for changes after the Carnegie Foundation bulletin of 1929.

Alan Gould Associated Press New York Yale Harvard New York University University of Pennsylvania Carnegie Foundation Risin

Baseball Traders Seek Mack Aces At Annual Meet

Traders crowded Chicago hotels for Connie Mack and the Athletics as rumors swirled about possible deals. Mickey Cochrane to Detroit and George Earnshaw or Lefty Grove moves were speculated, with teams like the Pirates and Red Sox actively negotiating amid league meetings.

Mack’s Aces William Weekes Associated Press Chicago Connie Mack Mack Philadelphia Athletic Stars Mickey Cochrane Detroit Cochrane Tiger Chicago White Sox George Earnshaw Athletics Boston Red Sox Lefty Grove Rube Walberg Max Bishop

Eastern college football rebuilds amid reform efforts

The Carneg ie report labeled several schools lily whites yet football receipts masked a shaky system. Leaders seek a middle ground after reforms to subsidies and recruiting, advocating restored fall practice with lighter training camps and tables while contests sell out and earnings rise.

Yale Cornell Welineis Tulane Chicago Army United States Carnegie Navy Eastern College

Beams Thanks To Life Saver Beams Thanks To Hero

A four year old boy Gerald Copeman of Berkley Michigan is set to receive a hero medal for saving his sister Joyce from a grass fire. Gerald rolled her to the ground beat out the flames and is recovering. Joyce thanks her savior in a photograph. The story also notes coaching leaders Lou Little of Columbia and Fritz Crisler of Princeton.

Gerald Copeman Berkley Mich Joyce Copeman Gerald Joyce Lou Little Columbia Fritz Crisler Princeton

Purple Panthers To Play Winston At Gym Tonight

The Purple Panthers meet Winston-Salem Y tonight at 8 15 in Harrison Gym. Coach Yow searches for a center to replace Graham as he tests several players. The lineup lists Culler or Diamant Elder wards Ridge center Williams Rangeez guards. A preliminary sees Purple Kittens vs Robbins Hosiery Mill at 7 16.

Purple Panthers Winston-Salem Y Harrison Gym High Point Graham Culler Diamant Ridge Williams Rangeez Purple Kittens Robbins Hosiery Mill

Sleep depth beats duration for fatigue resistance

A person who sleeps deeply for short periods experiences less fatigue than someone who sleeps long hours. Deep, brief rest can restore alertness more efficiently than extended sleep with lighter cycles, suggesting quality of sleep outweighs quantity in fatigue management.

Johnsons named 1933 Black Bison MVP Copeland

Jack Copeland, 145 pound guard for High Point high school, chosen MVP of the 1933 Black Bison by an 11 member committee. He tallied 18 votes including eight first place and two second place selections. Ralph Johnson and Red Hendricks also honored. trophies from Hyman Jewelry and Broadhurst Theater to be engraved for the school and the player.

Jack Copeland High Point Broadhurst Theater - Hyman Jewelry Store Copeland Ralph Johnson Red Hendricks Walter Sprye Fred Ridge Durham Durham City Jack Johnson Hendricks Sprye Ridge Hyman H. A. Millis C. B. Diffendale B. W. Hackney Brooks Reitzel Mackintosh W. H. Bailey J. D. Rogers, Jr Murray White Charles T. Parker W. L. Jackson Frank Barfield

Seventeen Dogs Enter Open All Age Stake Heat at Pinehurst

Seventeen dogs entered the second heat of the Point er club of America open All-Age stake at Pinehurst with a $457 prize for the winner. Twenty four ran the first heat. five dogs made cover finds. Notables in the first heat included Gangster owned by Miss Emma Haggin Lexington Kentucky and Combalee Lion owned by Charles Lawrence New York.

Pinehurst Pointer Club of America Emma Haggin Lexington

Dinner honors Litvinov as American elites watch Bolshevism tale

About New York Abby reports on a Waldorf Astoria testimonial dinner for Maxim Litvinov hosted by the American Russian Chamber of Commerce. The piece notes a token Soviet flag, remarks by Col. Hugh Cooper and Col. Raymond Robins, and the absence of Senator Borah amid a crowd of Wall Street leaders and DAR members.

Julia Blanshard New York Maxim M. Litvinov Waldorf- Astoria Thomas A. Morgan America Betsy Ross Waldorf Amtorg Bill Borah Hugh Cooper Dneiprostroy Litvinov Borah Raymond Robins Quaker Relief Administration Russia Borak

Fights and Figures Mark Night of Boxing and White House Party

Boxing results list Johnny Long and Sam Mandell draws with Johnny Stanton in Rockford and Minneapolis, while Petey Sarron and Tony Lopez win decisions in close rounds. Separately a Washington social notes section covers Mrs Roosevelt hosting 500 guests at the Gridiron Widow party with home talent and light entertainment in the East Room.

Associated Chicago Johnny Long Gary Ind Jack King Little Rock Ark Sioux Falia Sammy Mandell Rockford Johnny Stanton Minneapolis Drew Miami Fla Petey Sarron Birmingham Ala Bucky Burton Clinton Tony Lopez Tampa Ross Gonzales Philippines Carl Guggino Clever Moro Govan Rhodes Augusta Snag Trowbridge West Palm Beach Washington Irvington Quincy Ill Mrs. Roosevelt Maine Hyde Park Warm Springs Nancy Cook

Average life of conference coach only four years

A Southern and Southeastern conference survey shows coaches serving about four years on 23 schools since 1922. It lists long-time figures such as Dan McGugin at Vanderbilt and W A Alexander at Georgia Tech, notes several openings and recent resignations, and traces coaching moves across Alabama, Georgia, Auburn, and other programs.

Dan McGugin W. A. Alexander Vandy Tech Atlanta Southern Conference Southeastern Vanderbilt Georgia Tech H. C. (Curley) Byrd Maryland Harry Gamage Kentucky North Carolina Charles Collins N. C. State Gamage Collings Alexander McGugin Bob Neyland Tennessee Bill Raferty Virginia Military Auburn Chet Wynne Clipper Smith Russ Cohen Louisiana Josh Cody Clemson Cody North Carolina State Mississippi State Virginia Earl Neele Earl Abelle Fred Dawson W.W Jimmy DeHart Patrick Herron Gene Oberst Warren Tilson M. I Brandy Clarkson B. C. Cubbage Andy Gustafson Orville Neal Henry Redd South Carolina Sol Metzger Harry Lightensey Billy Laval Marsland H. C. Byrd Jack Faber E. J. Stewart Ww. FE. Saunders Bob Williams Jess Neely W. M. Fetzer Duke Herman Steiner Howard Jones Wallace Wade Harry Hartsell Buck Shaw Gus Tebell John van Liew Ray Sermon John Smith Mike Donahue Hal Morey Boozer Pitts George Bohler Red Floyd Alabama Ben Scott Frank Thomas Florida J. A. van Fleet Tom Sebring Charles Bachman Dennis Stanley Georgia H. J. Stegeman George Woodruff Harry Mehre Mississippi R. A. Cowell Lester Barnard Homer Hazel Hd Walker E — John Han Mississippi Statcock Bernie Bierman Chris Cagle Dudy Nobles Ray Dauber A. R. McKechnie Louisiana State — Branch Babcock Irvin Pray Lawrence Jones Tulane Germany Schultz Clark Shaughnessy Ted Cox Sewanee Mike Bennett J. R. Kirkpatrick Harvey Harmon Harry Arkeens M. B. Banks Rr. R. Neyland Fred Murphy William Juneau Jack Winn

Lengthy corridors measured in London Law Courts

A description notes the Law Courts in London contain about two and a half miles of corridors. The figure highlights the vast internal layout of the historic building and suggests a complex navigational footprint within the court complex.

Law Courts London

Venezuelan breweries ordered to maintain daily beer output

A government decree requires breweries in Venezuela to produce at least 1000 quarts of beer daily, with exceptions only for machinery breakdowns, to prevent beer shortages across the country.

Venezuela

Two North Carolina Schools Seek Gridiron Mentors

Raleigh Dec 12 Notre Dame legend John P Smith and Notre Dame linesman Chuck Lins signed with North Carolina State and North Carolina to coach football as athletic councils review contracts. Both schools expect changes with decisions set for December 20 and January meeting dates.

Raleigh N. C. State College University of North Caroli John P. “Clipper Smith Iain Notre Dame 3 State College Athletic Council Chapel Hill North Carolina A’ Council Charles C. “Chucklins N. C. State Johnson F. Reese State Council Eations N. CC Catawba Davidson Wake Forest Duke Plaoe Reese To State Hartford Conn Georgetown Knute Roe Frank Graha University of North Carp Tar Heels North Chick” Meehan New York University Chicago Harold “ Grange C Bears North Ca Hill Letie Council

Centauri Distance Measured at Vast Interstellar Span

The nearest fixed star Centauri lies roughly 35 billion miles from Earth, illustrating the immense scale of the cosmos. Astronomical measurements place Centauri as our closest stellar neighbor in interstellar space.

Get Nights Better with Juniper Oil Laxative Remedy

An ad promotes a bladder cleansing laxative product named BU KETs containing juniper oil and leaves. It claims to ease night-time irritation and leg pains from bladder issues, with a four day trial and a 25 cent box at Eckerd's High Point and Drug Stores.

Eckerd's High Point and Drug Stores, Inc Bukets

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