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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1929

Page

10

Duke dominates in 45-13 victory over Terrapins

Durham December 14 Harry Councillor forward and Bill Werber guard begin their eighth straight year together on the Duke basketball squad. The duo, famed in Washington D C high school circles, earned all southern honors as Werber and a spark plug role for Councillor.

Duke Durham Harry Councillor Bill Werber Tech High Washington D. C Werber Atlanta Councillor Cameron Joe Croson Croson Frank Goodwin N. C. State

Carnegie Tech Falls 45 to 13 in Los Angeles

Carnegie Tech rout is halted after a strong first half as Southern California surges in the second half to win 45 to 13 before 60 000 at the Coliseum. Russell Saunders directs USC with key passes and runs while Tappaan and Abbel provide scoring for the Trojans.

Associated Press Los Angeles Carnegie Tech Trojans Southern California Russell Saunders Francis Tappaan Saunders Garrett Abbelhide Howard Jones Pittsburgh Murray Armentrout Tartans Carnegie Tech Vu Ss. C. Pos Acs Tappaan Dreshar Barrargar Dugarig Piate Carnegie Shaver Duffield D. W. Very Penn State Arthur Badenoch Chicago Bruce Kirkpatrick Occidental Walter Ekersall

Sunday observance war takes Scottish politics tone

The Free Presbyterians in northern Scotland unite against Sunday recreation demands. Glasgow Free Church Presbytery condemns municipal golf courses open on Sunday and urges voters to back supporters of Sunday observance. United Church asked to support quiet Sundays at the polls.

Scotland Free Presbyterians Free Church Presbytery Glasgow The United Church

Names Mean Nothing Utica Bankruptcy Tale

In Utica New York on December 14 Isaac Maseyaw faced creditors attempting to collect 1015 dollars. He reportedly listed eight names that did not help settle the debt and seven other aliases appeared in the case.

Utica Isaac Maseyaw Jack Masseyew Jack Massy Isaac Massy Isaac J. Maseyaw Isaac Masy Jack J. Masey

Whitener Leads Catawba In Season Opener

Catawba college defeats Concord 21 to 16 in Salisbury opener. Whitener scores 12, Morrison 11 for Concord, strong defense by both teams. Catawba to face Davidson on December 17 at Davidson.

Salisbury Catawba College Cagers Concord Y Hoopsters Whitener Catawba Morrison Concord Davidson Pas Concord Robinson Williams F. F

Plumber Impostor Nabbed After Break-In in NYC

In New York on December 14 Salvator Andenoco, 7, claiming to be a plumber, forced entry into Mrs. Everett Tutchings dwelling. She pursued him and a policeman finally captured the intruder as he attempted to plunder the apartment.

New York Salvator Andenocco Everett Tutchings

Split talk at Southern Intercollegiate meeting in Mobile

Delegates gather in Mobile as SI A A contemplates splitting into two or three groups. Oglethorpe and Furman signal withdrawal. Mercer and Chattanooga discussed. North Carolina schools Davidson and Wake Forest considered. several Virginia institutions eyed for new conference membership. The convention runs Monday through Tuesday with schedules to be set.

Mobile Ala Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Kentucky Louisiana Oglethorpe University of Atlanta Furman University Greenville S. C Mercer Chattanooga Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Davidson Wake Forest Roanoke College University of Richmond Lynchburg College Harry Robertson Oglethorpe T. B Dad) Amis Furman Baton Rouge

Bavarians Buy Titles While Resisting Beer Tax Hike

In Munich officials report strong public anger over a proposed two pfennig beer tax increase. Yet the 1928 Christmas list shows citizens paying millions of marks for official titles, with Geheimer Kommerzien Rat yielding $250,000 and Kommerzien Rat $400,000 for the Bavarian government.

Munich Bavaria

Open Pay for Athletes Proposal Sparks Conference Split

In Baton Rouge on December 14, the Southern Conference rejected Major McKelar’s open pay plan for football players and athletes, adopting a counter resolution led by H. C. Byrd. The conference upheld non-subsidized aid, named executive officers, and approved new athletic events for 1930 while keeping pay limits to fifty cents an hour for non-subsidized roles. Tulane, Furman, and Northwestern games were scheduled for next season.

Baton Rouge W. H. McKelar Sewanee H. C. Byrd University of Maryland University of Kentucky A. H. Armstrong Georgia Tech R. B. Poague Virginia Military Institute McKelar Byrd Maryland Southern Coaches Association Atlanta Birmingham University of Virginia Tulane Shade Valley Club Wilbur Smith Northwestern Chicago R. K. Foster University of South Carolina Furman Greenville

Hawkeyes Barred Five Ineligible Players

Iowa City authorities announced five Iowa basketball players would not be allowed to play in the Hawkeye Panther game despite a request from Pittsburgh captain Chuck Hyatt. C. C. Williams head of the Iowa Athletic Board stated the men could not participate in Monday's lineup.

Iowa City Iowa Chuck) Hyatt University of Pittsburgh University of Iowa Old Gold C. C. Williams Iowa Athletic Board

Call For Lighter Movies From Catholic Congress

Paris reports the second catholic congress of cinematography urged lighter films to improve moral and educational influence in theaters. It condemned the current dim lighting as demoralizing to audiences and standards.

Paris Catholic Congress of Cinematography

Buses Supplant Cars in Weisbaden Transport Shift

In Weisbaden Germany on December 14 motor bus transport is advancing rapidly, with street cars replaced by buses and the experiment proving very satisfactory. The report notes the trend mirrors progress in the United States.

Weisbaden Germany United States

Cubs Oppose Boxing Bout With Hack Wilson

Chicago officials led by William L. Veeck oppose Hack Wilson boxing Charles Arthur Shires, saying the center fielder must act on his own and may violate his Cubs contract if he fights. Wilson plans to pursue the bout for $10,000 plus expenses, while Commissioner Landis and rivals react.

Charles W. Dunkley Associated Press Chicago Charles Arthur Shires Hack Wilson Dempsey Chicago Cubs Wilson Cubs William L. Veeck Dan Daly Veeck Wrigley Field Kennesaw Mountain Landis Martinsburg W. Va William Wrigley, Jr White Sox White City Trafton Chicago Bears Aman Shires West Virginia Wilson- Shires

North Carolina State Sets 1930 Football Schedule Changes

NC State athletic officials announce a revised 1930 grid card adding Florida and Presbyterian and dropping Villanova. The schedule lists games at Raleigh Greensboro Charlotte Tampa and Columbia with Duke UNC Clemson Mississippi Aggies Wake Forest and Davidson among opponents. Villanova moves to 1931 as part of a three game deal.

Raleigh Florida Presbyterian College Villanova North Carolina State High Point Davidson Greensboro Tampa Gainesville Fla Clemson Charlotte Wake Forest Mississippi Aggies Presbyterian North Carolina Duke South Carolina Columbia State Carolina

Dutra Sets Catalina Open 36-Hole Record at 126

Olin Dutra, Los Angeles pro, shot 126 for 36 holes to lead the Catalina Island Open after two days of play. Buddies Billy Burke and Charles Guest followed at 127, while Walter Hagen barely made the cutoff with 134, as 139 players competed in the $7,500 event.

Avalon Santa Catalina Islands Calif Olin Dutra Los Angeles Catalina Island Dutra Billy Burke New York Charles Guest Tony Manero al Watrous Detroit Joe Kirkwood Philadelphia Walter Hagen

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