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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1934

Page

12

South Carolina to Seek New Coaching Staff After Laval Era

Columbia Dec 20 After seven years under Head Coach Billy Laval the South Carolina athletic board voted to hire a new coaching staff. Contracts for Laval and assistants end Dec 31 with interim basketball guidance to be arranged. Frank Demars remains unaffected in physical education.

Columbia 8. C Billy Laval University of South Carolina Athletic Advisory Board L. T. Baker R. K. Foster Laval F. B Whitey) Rawl Curran Hughey A. W Rock) Norman Baker Frankie Demars Department of Physical Education Harry Lighney Furman University Raw Furman South Carolina W. L. Td Desicences Wscse Duke University Norman N. C

Open Season on Football Coaches

New York dispatch lists unemployed college coaches facing an All American team scenario as vacancies persist after multiple resignations. Names include Dick Hanley of Northwestern, Biff Jones of LSU, Eddie Casey of Harvard, Bill Ingram of California, Frank Carideo of Missouri, Bob Neyland of Tennessee, and Dan McGugin of Vanderbilt.

New York Dick Hanley Northwestern Lawrence (Biff) Jones Louisiana State Eddie Casey Harvard Bill Ingram California Frank Carideo Missouri Bob Neyland Tennessee Dan McGugin Vanderbilt Popainith MecGugin War Department Neyland Knoxville Ingram Berkeley Leonard Stub) Allison

High Point Y Tops Charlotte YMCA Transfers 35-30

High Point Y outshot the Carolina Y-Transfers 17 of 23 free throws to 6 of 21, winning 35 to 30 at the Charlotte Y on a rough night. Hank Martin and Broadus Culler led the hosts with timely scoring as Woody Thomas fouled out, while Moffitt starred for the visitors in a loss described as one of the roughest on the Y floor.

High Point Carolina Broadus Culler High Point High Woody Thomas Moffitt Glasgow Carter Rowe Nike le Joe Nee Sims Bass Woo Eann Brady Fort Goites McCracken Lavi Martin Bofg Sa Ace Touhy Colorado Charlotte

Two Schools Seek 70 Get Biff Jones

Baton Rouge reports cap tain Lawrence "Biff" Jones may resign as LSU football coach after Huey Long’s pressure. Mississippi State and University of Tennessee reportedly seek his services to replace Major Bob Neyland, who has moved to a war department assignment.

Baton Rouge Lawrence “Biff” Jones Louisiana State University Jones LSU Huey P. Long Poltical Louisiana Mississippi State College University of Tennessee Tennessee Bob Neyland War Department

Thompson Leading Pros In Chase For Nassau Golf Prize

Thompson holds a four under par 132 after 36 holes of the British Colonial golf tournament in Nassau. Joe Turnesa and Hobby Cruickshank sit at 134, chasing the $500 first prize, with Turnesa briefly leading after a course record in round one. Al Watrous is one stroke behind in third.

Thompson Nassau Bahamas Ack Thompson Youngstown Ohio Joe Turnesa Hartford Conn Hobby Cruickshank Richmond Turnesa Cruickshank al Watrous Birmingham Mich

Carolina Adds Maryland And V M I To Grid

Carolina and Duke officials resolve football date conflicts. Carolina's 1935 schedule adds Maryland and V M I replacing Georgia and Kentucky, with five Southern Conference games. Notable dates include Sept 29 Wake Forest here and Oct 12 Duke vs Clemson move.

Chapel Hill Carolina Duke Tar Heels Wake Forest Blue Devils South Carolina R. A. Fetzer Wallace Wade Maryland Clemson Baltimore Davidson Auburn Georgia Tech V. M. IL Georgia Kentucky Tennessee N. C. State V. M. IT Virginia

Duke Sets Tough 1935 Grid Schedule Across States

Duke football coach Wallace Wade announces a demanding 1935 slate featuring South Carolina Washington and Lee Clemson Georgia Tech Auburn Tennessee and North Carolina with eight games in state and a Night Wake Forest opener in Greensboro. The schedule includes five home games and a Durham start for several key matchups.沈

Durham Duke University Wallace Wade N. C. State Auburn Clemson Georgia Tech North Carolina Washington and Lee Tennessee South Carolina Duke Gamecocks Generals Blue Devils Wake Forest Deacons Greensboro Davidson Carolina State Raleigh Richmond

Tulane Star Ready For Temple Game After Injury

New Orleans reports Tulane quarterback tailback Little Monk Simmons is back after a broken collarbone healed per team physician Dr. Lucian Landry. Simmons rejoined practice as Tulane prepares for the New Year’s clash with Temple, aiming to boost the Greenies’ strength.

New Orleans Tulane Greenies Temple Littl Monk” Simmons Lucian Landry Simons Louisiana State Little Monk

Finals Held Today In Handball Singles

This afternoon at the Y M C A Shelly York faces Julian Frank lin in the city handball singles final. York previously won the title and Dr Jackson trophy in 1931 and 1932 but lost the final last year. Franklin is a strong challenger seeking the cup this year.

Shelly York Julian Franklin York Franklin

Field Artillery To Play Locals In Soccer Clash

The 17th Field Artillery of Fort Bragg meets the High Point YMCA soccer team in a return match at the Junior High school field. The Soldiers won 1 to 0 in the first meeting and locals seek revenge in the tomorrow 4 PM game.

17Thield Artillery Fort Bragg High Point Y. M. C. A

Holy Communion at St Marys Episcopal on Ember Day

Celebration of Holy Communion observed on Friday December 21 at 4 00 a m at St Marys Episcopal Church in connection with ordination season. Festival of St Thomas the Apostle to be observed at the same time.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church St. Thomas the Apostle

Carolina Grapplers Open Six Meets with Area Rivals

The Tar Heel wrestling squad announced a six meet schedule led by VPI on January 19 at home. Opponents in order include VPI NC State Washington and Lee VMI Davidson and Duke with a mix of varsity and freshmen events.

Sim Efland Chuck Quinlan Frank Umstead Ed Douglas Allan Bonner Umstead Douglas Bonner Melvin Ward Tom Evins the Unlimited Evina Darden Kephart Bost Gholson Greengold Clayton Herring Johnson Gwyn Melver

Ancient Minnesota skeletons found near Albert Lea

A grave pit five miles southeast of Albert Lea Minnesota has yielded four skeletons believed to be remnants of a race that inhabited Minnesota before the Indians.

Albert Lea Mion Minnesota

Reds Boss Asked to Evaluate High Point Farm Club

Larry MacPhail, business manager of the Cincinnati Reds, was invited by the High Point Chamber of Commerce to consider High Point for a minor league club. Frank J. Sizemore said MacPhail was wired to visit the city before making a definite decision while he tours Durham as a possible league venue.

Laval George Whitted Larry MacPhail Cincinnati Reds High Point

Right Down Alley High Point Wins Two Bowling Matches

In inter city bowling at Lucky Strike Alleys High Point clubs win and lose. Lucky Strike defeats Winston Gales two to one while Thomasville bests Gaines Garland Inc two to one. Top scorers include Thomasville Ritchie 392 and Elliott 336 for Gaines Garland and Shelton 368 for Winston-Salem Peace 369 for Lucky Strike. Tonight Civic Clubs Bowling league schedules four games.

High Point Lucky Strike Club Winston Gales Thomasville Gaines Garland, Inc Ritchie Gaines Garland Elliott Winston-Salem Shelton Lucky Strike Peace Civic Clubs Bowling League

Stanford Begins Two Weeks of Hard Work

Stanford University football players, recovering from illness and exams, start a two week practice grind under Coach C E Thornhill for the Rose Bowl against Alabama on New Year’s Day. Thornhill comments that Alabama opening as 18 point favorites amuses him and his team.

Stanford Stanford University Cal Alabama C. E Tiny” Thornhill

Virginia Van Wie Named Outstanding Woman Athlete of 1934

Virginia Van Wie, 25, winner of the United States women's golf championship for the third straight year, is voted the outstanding feminine sports star of 1934 by AP sports editors and writers. She leads a field including Helen Jacobs LeKight Katherine Rawls Mildred Didrikson and Babe Didrikson finishes fifth.

Alan Gould New York Virginia van Wie United States Associated Press Miss van Wie Miss Wie Helen Jacobs le Kight Katherine Rawls Jacobs Kight

Reno Divorce Center Sees Record Year in 1934

Reno, Nev. December 20 The year 1934 proved highly profitable for Reno divorce attorneys as nearly 2,800 suits were filed by residents and visitors from all states DC Alaska Hawaii Panama the Philippines and 24 foreign countries. Only 1931 and 1932 topped this volume in the citys long history. Through 11 months 1934 more than half the filings came from New York and California.

Reno Nev District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii Panama Philippines New York California

Perry Falls Again in Triangular Tennis Match

Fred Perry world ranking was beaten for the third straight time as Vivian McGrath triumphed in three sets 6-1 6-8 11-9 on the opening day of the Australia Great Britain France invitational. Australian stars Crawford and Quist also defeated opponents Himmer and Melbourne respectively.

Sydney Fred Perry Vivian McGrath Perry Australia Great Britain France Jack Crawford Himmer Adrian Quist Melbourne

Five Temple Players Hospitalized Before Sugar Bowl Start

Five Temple University football stars were hospitalized in Philadelphia as the team prepared to travel to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl. They were undergoing grippe treatment as precautionary measures but were expected to join Coach Glenn Warner’s squad for the train departure.

Philadelphia Temple University New Orleans Grippe Glenn Pop) Warner

Camel Strength and Speed Versus Burdened Elephants

A camel can carry more than a thousand pounds and traverse about 150 miles daily over desert terrain. The comparison notes the elephant as stronger than the camel for bearing loads while highlighting a good riding camel’s speed and a baggage camel’s capacity.

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