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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1933

Page

2

Hank Anderson Tops NC State Coach 후보 목록

Raleigh December 20 NC State athletic council weighs more than twenty candidates for head football coach to replace John P. Smith. Hank Anderson, ex Notre Dame coach, leads a list including Butch Slaughter Walter Skidmore Andy Gustafson Jack McDowall Jimmy Dehart H E F Lenoir Charlie Moran Ted Bank and M R Banks with meetings to consider applicants.

Raleigh N. C. State College Athletic Council John P. “Clipper” Smith Hank Anderson Notre Dame The Ramblers News and Observer T. 8. Johnson Smith David Clark Charlotte N. C. State Clark Bluefield W. Va Charlie Moran Catawba College Ted Bank Tulane M. R. Banks Tennessee Wake County Alumni Association

Governor fills vacancy on state board of agriculture

Governor Ehringhaus appoints T. G. Currin of Granville county to succeed the late Senator W. H. Joyner on the North Carolina state board of agriculture.

Raleigh Ehringhaus T. G. Currin Granville County W. H. Joyner State Board of Agriculture

Princeton Tigers Of Gridiron Win Second Place In Press Poll

Princeton's undefeated football team earns second in the annual AP sports poll behind the New York Giants. The tally shows Princeton with 43 votes and other top finishers include the Giants 68 and Michigan football 14, with various other college and pro clubs receiving smaller counts.

Princeton Tigers Alan Gould Associated Press New York Carl Owen Hubbell New York Giants Bill Terry Washington Senators Boston Braves Giants Princeton United States France Tigers Fritz Crisler Fred Perry Bunny Austin Michigan Fin Ished Army Notre Dame West Point Stanford California Iowa Ossie Solem Louisiana State Washington Oregon State Chicago New York Rangers Harvard Chicago Bears Michigan State Yale Tulsa Oilers

Babe Ruth Denied Retirement Plans Amid Kids League Talk

Mrs. Ruth denied reports that Babe Ruth will leave the New York Yankees to teach youngsters full time. She said he has a contract for winter broadcasts and will not retire, with plans to train and promote youth baseball using films and radio. The Inquirer also reports Ruth may seek release to lead a nationwide Babe Ruth kids league backed by an oil company.

New York Babe Ruth New York Yankees Philadelphia the Inquirer

Station Operator Victimized by Punchboard Scam in Greenville

Duncan Greer, operator of a Duncan filling station in Greenville Ohio, was swindled out of 235 dollars in an elaborate punchboard scam. He was lured by a supposed cash paying board and duped by two men posing as officers who claimed a plot would force him to surrender funds.

Greenville 8. C Greer Duncan

Dempsey Ends Rough Wrestling Match as Referee

In Compton California on December 20 AP reports former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey refereed a bout between Myron Cox and Tex Wright. The match was rough with Dempsey warning both grapplers several times and Wright slugging at him as he tried to separate them. Dempsey delivered a terrific right to Wright’s chin and the match ended.

Compton Cal Jack Dempsey Dempsey Myron Cox Tex Wright Wright

Fights Roundup From Night of Matches

In New York Charley Maserra 182 1 4 outpointed Maxey Rosenbloom 181 1 2 world light heavyweight champ in a non title bout. In Moline Til-Kid Leonard 165 outpointed Hays 168 Des Moines. In San Jose Baby Tiger Flowers 130 Omaha and Baby Manuel 126 San Francisco drew. In Los Angeles Young Peter Jackson 1289 stopped Battling Show 140 New Orleans Laredo 7 rounds. In West Palm Beach LeRoy Brown 167 Charleston and Gordon Fortenberry 174 Cocoa fought ten rounds to draw Winfred Lewis 133 West Palm Beach outpointed Hank Lang 142 Univ. of New Hampshire in eight rounds. In St Petersburg Rufus Miles 151 Charlotte Lope Tenorio 145 Jacksonville Filipino drew Billy Hood 161 Orlando stopped Dan Buckley 15 1 2 in two rounds.

New York Charley Massera Pittsburgh Maxey Rosenbloom Moline Kid Leonard East Moline Hays Des Moines San Jose Calif Baby Tiger Flowers Omaha Baby Manuel San Francisco Drew Los Angeles Peter Jackson Wilmington Del New Orleans Laredo Tex West Palm Beach Fla LeRoy Brown Charleston Gordon Fortenberry Cocoa Winfred Lewis Hank Lang University of New Hampshire ST. Petersburg Rufus Miles Charlotte Lope Tenorio Jacksonville Billy Hood Orlando Dan Buckley

Panthers Top Kannapolis Y in Low-Scoring Home Win

The Purple Panthers beat Kannapolis Y 44 to 31 at Harrison gym. Culler and Ridge sparked the local offense with five baskets each for the center and forward, while Rollins led Kannapolis with 14 points.

Purple Panthers Kannapolis “Y Harrison Gym Panther Varsity Yow Culler Ridge Ronyecez Williams Rollins Ferguson High Point Shore Lippard RF Wigo Eeuss LF Dyer Harrington

Alison Skipworth A famed comedienne with broad career

The article notes Alison Skipworth a renowned comedienne who relaxed with tea outdoors between roles. It recalls she acted in 20 Broadway failures before finding success and mentions a 34 year span with only 37 weeks idle in her forty plus year career.

Alison Skipworth

Joe Walcott at Lobster Palace Brawl Impresses Crowd

A dark skinned boxer, once called the Giant Killer, enjoys drinks with Sam McQuade at a New York lobster palace. A scuffle ends with Walcott shouting for Marines as a rival delivers a left hook and exits to telephone a getaway. In England, one in every 400 brides is 16 or younger and housekeeping is England’s largest industry.

NEA New York Sam McQuade Madison Square Garden Joe Walcott McQuade Mr. Walcott Joe England and Wales

Senators Defensive Prowess Sets Pace in 1932 AL

Chicago reports praise for Washington Senators as they lead in fielding with a .979 team average, Cronin topping shortstops at .960 and Young Joe Kuhel at first base with .996. St Louis and Cleveland also show strong fielding marks and notable defensive feats by Greenberg and Simmons.

Chicago Turnihe Joe Cronin Washington Senators Cronin Senators Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Joe Kuhel Hank Greenberg Detroit Greenberg Willie Kamm Cleveland Art Scharein Boston

Pro Gridders to Meet Spartans in Winston Salem

A football team made from players of the Charlotte Bantams traveled to Winston-Salem to face the Portsmouth Spartans of the National League in a professional game. The Spartans had planned to play the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday but postponed due to rain.

Winston-Salem Footall Charlotte Bantams Portsmouth Spartans Spartans Pittsburgh Pirates

Rip Miller Named Navy Coach Again

ANNAPOLIS Md Dec 20 Edgar J Rip Miller will again direct the United States Naval Academy football team for a third straight year as head coach.

Rip Miller Navy Annapolis

Rip Miller Returns as Ramblers Coach for 1928

Captain John W. Cox Jr. announced the Ramblers will retain Rip Miller as head football coach. Miller learned under the late Knute Rockne at Notre Dame and led the team to the 1926 championship run before taking the Ramblers job two years ago.

Rip) Miller Knute R Ne Notre Dame Rip Ramblers John W. Cox, Jr Mr. Beeb Miller

Winfrey Indicted in Greensboro Slaying Case

Rush Winfrey a middle farmer is under indictment for the slaying of neighbor Paul Young following a drunken quarrel. Trial set for January 22 at the Superior Court session.

Grensboro Rush Winfrey Paul Young

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