State College Posts Seek New Football Coach
Raleigh dispatch reports 1933 outstanding woman performer Helen Jacobs noted while coalesced with state college head coach search as athletic council considers candidates. Latest list includes Richard B. Holtz M B Banks Ted Bank Charles F Bassett and prior contenders Harry Roberson Andy Gustafson with contract non renewal of John P Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jacobs
Raleigh
State College
Athletic Council
John P. “Clipper
Smith
Notre Dame
Richard BB. Holtz
Albion College
University of Michigan
M. B. Banks
Canto University
New York
Syracuse
Ohio University
Tennessee
St. Lawrence
Ted Bank
Michigan
Tulane University
Charles F. Bassett
Arkansas
Appileasite
Harry Roberson
Oglethorpe University
Andy Gustafson
Pittsburgh
Piedmont League to Step Up Its Speed in 1934
GREENSBORO December 19 The Piedmont league directors voted to allow unlimited class men on rosters while obeying the National Association rule requiring six non class players. Four clubs Charlotte Greensboro Wilmington and Richmond expected to start the 1934 season. Durham Bulls’ W H Rowe given 10 days to make continuing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
National Association
Dan W. Hill
Asheville
Charlotte
Wilmington
Richmond
W. H. Rowe
Durham
Bulls
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
In Toledo George Nichols drew with Harry English after ten rounds. In Grand Rapids Wesley Ramey outpointed Johnny Stroppa. In New Orleans Eddie Wolfe outpointed fan Kiser. In Salt Lake City Tiger Jack Fox knocked out Meyer Christner and Leroy Gibson drew with Tommy Logan. In Miami Tommy Freeman stopped Roy Kniley by technical knockout after four and a half rounds. Wild Cat Monte defeated Tarzan Legett in eight rounds. Johnny Alba drew with Ray Woodward in eight rounds. In Tampa Curtis Mullen and Jose Estrad fought to a ten round draw.
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Toledo
George Nichols
Buffalo
WN. Y
Harry English
Drew
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wesley Ramey
Johnny Stroppa
Winnipeg
New Orleans
Ereddie
Kid) Wolfe
Memphis
Fan Kiser
Tulea
Okla
Salt Lake City
Tiger Jack Fox
Terre Haute
Ind
Meyer
Kaye) Christner
Akron
Leroy Gibson
Tommy Logan
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Roy Kniley
Atlanta
Wild Cat Monte
Forth Worth
Texas
Tarzan Legett
Jackson
Tenn
Johnny Alba
Philippines
Ray Woodward
Tampa
Curtis Mullen
el Paso
Jose Estrad
Mexico
Raleigh Back in League Talks for 1933 Season
The franchise details show Winston-Salem lacking representation while inquiries came from High Point Danville Lynchburg Norfolk Roanoke Asheville and Greenville. Raleigh may rejoin the circuit as 1933 members. Umpires and scorers must be paid at series start. Opening date April 24 with season ending Sept 5, split schedule. Another directors meeting set for January to finalize personnel and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
High Point
Danville
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Roanoke
Asheville
Greenville
Norman Chambless
Rocky Mount
Raleigh
Newspaper Institute Plans Taking Shape For January Session
Chapel Hill December 19 Plans for the next annual Newspaper Institute to be held January 17 18 and 19 under the North Carolina Press Association and the University of North Carolina are forming fast. Prominent local newspaper men will be joined by five national editors including Col R McCormick Kent Cooper James Brown Richard Waldo and Joe Mackey. A Duke University night session will be featured with Henry R Duire directing public relations. The institute is organized by a joint committee headed by J Roy Parker and includes members from the North Carolina Press Association and the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Press Association
University of North Carolina
Col. R. McCormick
Chicago Trisbune
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
James Brown
Richard Waldo
McClunie Syndicate
Joe Mackey
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Duke University
Henry R. Duire
Duke
J. Roy Parker
Co. C. Council
R Beatrice Cobb
John A. Park
Raleigh
J. L. Horne, Jr
Rocky Mount
R. E. Price
Rutherfordton
Capus Warnick
High Point
Manton Oliver
Reidsville
University
R. M. Grumman
O. J. Coffin
R. W. Madry
Kettle Receives $7.34 In Salvation Army Drive
Salvation Army Adjutant John OBeirne announced donations totaling 7.34 were collected at the street kettle during the day. The group plans Christmas gifts for 800 to 350 people and urged further contributions over the next days before December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
John O’beirne
O'Beirne
Richardson’s Department Store
High Point High School Basketball Practice Row Causes Stir
A debate over publishing practice games erupts after High Point's junior team beat Salvation Army 21 to 16 in an afternoon scrimmage. Adjutant John O Beirne complains the game should have been printed, while the editor cites policy and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
A. Guinet
Salvation Army Club
John O'Beirne
Salvation Army
Adjutant O' Beirne
High Point Eyes Piedmont League Franchise Interest
Short sport notes from Greensboro discuss High Point seeking a Piedmont league franchise while many fans want city baseball again. Comments on Max Baer Camera and Preem provide comic flavor. Notre Dame and Hank Layden clash in traditional lore. trades by Clark Griffith and Billy Evans are debated amid 1934 infield predictions for Boston Red Sox with Morgan Bishop Diesell Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Max Baer
Baer
Preem
Max
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Hank Anderson
Layden
Hank
South Bend
Clark Griffith
Goose Goslin
Johnny Stone
Goose
Stone
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indians
Melilla
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Morgan
Max Bishop
Bill Diesell
Bill Walters
Bucky Harris
Mesers
Morgan
Cissell
Sewell Still Tops A L Batting K Rate With Four Outs
Joe Sewell of the New York Yankees struck out only four times in 135 games, leading the American League for the tenth season. The report notes his career low strikeouts and adds details on other players and team records from the 1932 season.
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Joe Sewell
William Weeks
Associated “Press
Chicago
New York Yankees
Sewell
Cleveland
Herb Pennock
Yankees
New York
Jimmy Foxx
Tory Lazzeri
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mickey Cochrrane
Max Bishop
Athletics
Cochrane
Bishop
Foxx
Gehrig
Campbell
St. Louis
Washington Senators
Senators
Washington
Dodge Dealers Meet At Sedgefield Manor Greensboro
About 400 Dodge dealers and salesmen from the Greensboro area and nearby states attended a Greensboro meeting at Sedgefield Manor led by W M Purves. The event showcased five new 1934 Dodge models with two wheelbases and distinctive bodies, plus remarks on the season's sales program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Uderton Motor Company
Dodge Automobile
Greensboro
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Sedgefield Manor
W. M. Purves
Dodge Brothers Corporation
Detroit
Mich
Sedgefield Inn
Dodge
Express
Chasses
Purves
T. W. Sheehan
Robert Morrison
R. G. Eberly
Service Department
Allison Miller
George W. Malcomson
Adams-Millis Girls Rally Past Trinity 29 to 14
Adams-Millis girls basketball rallied in the second half to defeat Trinity 29 to 14. Lois Stout led with 20 points as Speneer and E Hubbard topped Trinity’s leaders.
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Adams-Millis
Trinity Sextet
Last Flight
Trinity High School
Lois Stout
Ate Tl
Stout
Spenéér
E. Hubbard
Bryant
Nicholson
OSS
Hancock
Stoug
Ove Seeveeeeer Smoak
Seteeeeee
Marehail
Ivey
Lee
Eres Gibson
Tino
Trinity
Hubbard Fee
McDowell
RTE
Mickey and
Culler
Benny Friedman Quits Pro Football to Seek Coaching Role
New York reports Benny Friedman, seven year pro veteran and Michigan All American, will retire from playing and pursue a coaching position. He is linked to City College of New York where Dr Harold Parker has led athletics for 11 years. College records show CCNY won one game and tied one in seven last season.
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New York
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Brooklyn
City College of New York
Harold J. Parker
Frederick B. Robinson
Frederic Woll
Friedman
Dr. Robinson
Parker
City College
Columbia Eleven Heads to Rose Bowl Clash With Stanford
Columbia's football squad of 54 including 30 players leaves New York at 3 40 p m for Pasadena. The group travels with coaches trainers officials alumni and newspapermen and plans workouts in St Louis Dallas El Paso and Tucson before the Rose Bowl game. Five gallon jugs of water are loaded for the trip. The team will pause in Tucson for a week of practice before reaching Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Pasadena
Stanford
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Dallas
el Paso
Tucson
Ariz
Tiny Findlay Baby Born Weighing Pound and Quarter
A baby girl weighing one pound and a quarter was born to Mr and Mrs Charrles Carmen yesterday in Findlay. The infant showed no life for two hours after birth yet physicians deem it a normal child. A shoe box served as a makeshift crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Charrles Carmen
Free trial offer for rupture treatment by W S Rice
Bold advertisement urges readers to request a free trial of a rupture treatment that supposedly cures without a truss or operation. It claims openings close naturally and warns of gangrene risks from untreated ruptures. Addressed to W S Rice at 570-N Main St Adams, N X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Rice
Main St
Adams
Rice, Inc
Main St. Adams, N. X. Ady
Jacobs Named Outstanding Woman Athlete of 1983
Helen Jacobs wins AP wire poll as top woman athlete for 1983 beating Virginia Van Wie and Lenore Knight in a three way vote. The list highlights Jacobs dominant tennis and Wightman cup role with Van Wie as golf runner up and Knight a close third for swimming honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Hull Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Lenore Kight
Homestead
Année Townsend
Philadelphia
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Texas
Miss Didrikson
Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacoba
Forest H
Mies
E Wilson
Miss Knight
Hel Madison
Seattle
Pnsylvania
Helen Jacobs
Lenoré Kight
Katherine Rawls
Dorothy Campbell Hardger
Helen Hicks
Witden
Alice Marble
Tar Heel Lumber Company Receives State Charter
Raleigh December 19 The Tar Heel Lumber Company of Thomasville was chartered today by Secretary of State Stacey W Wade The firm has authorized capital of 500 shares of no par value stock with three shares subscribed by W G Dean Lawrence J Peace and W Borchgrevink of Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Tar Heel Lumber Company
Thomasville
Stacey W. Wade
W. G. Dean
Lawrence J. Peace
W. Borchgrevink
Asheville
Estate of J E Surrett Administratrix Notice
Administratrix Mab Garret of the estate of J E Surrett deceased Guilford County North Carolina notifies all claimants to present claims to 315 Main Street High Point or to attorney Walter Crissman 312 Commercial Bank Building by December 19 1934 or be barred from recovery Indebted parties to make immediate payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Surrett
Guilford County
North Cline
Main Street
High Point
N. C
Mab Garret
J. E. Surrett
Walter E. Crissman
Commercial Bank
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