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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1931

Page

3

Tech Faces California as Southerners Depend on Pass Offense

Georgia Tech, with a weakened roster, faces a strong California line in a game predicted to hinge on aerial strategy. Coach Bobby Dodd and Tech backs work to exploit screened passes to pierce California's aerial defense while Southern teams previously fell to West Coast power.

West Coast Georgia Tech Bobby Dodd Atlanta Georgia Florida Southern Methodist Loyola of New Orleans Tech California Dixie Tennessee California Pos Tech Somo Pennsylvania Thorpe Penn Jim Thorpe Carlisle Indians Eddie Mahan Harvard Frank Hinkley Yale Willie Heston Michigan Ted Coy Red Grange

Dunlap Defends Mid-Winter Golf Title In Pinehurst

George T. Dunlap Jr., slender New York golfer under the Princeton banner and two time intercollegiate holder, begins defense of his sixth Mid Winter Championship as 18 holes of qualifying play open the 29th annual Pinehurst event. The strong field includes John D. Chapman Greenwich Conn United States senior champion Halbert J. Blue Aberdeen N C Robert G Morrison Pittsburgh and Richard Wilson Southern Pines former Georgetown star.

Pinehurst N. C George T. Dunlap, Jr New York Dunlap Princeton John D. Chapman Greenwich

Fights Last Night Reported in Multiple Cities

Benny Bass of Philadelphia knocked out Prince Saunders of Chicago in Philadelphia. Ted Yarosz of Monaca outpointed Jimmy Belmont of Braddock in Pittsburgh. Jim Mack of Philadelphia beat Al Martin of Baltimore in Wilmington and Morris Gross of Philadelphia defeated Ray Romney of Philadelphia in 6 rounds. Benny Schwartz of Philadelphia stopped Buddy Bezenah of Cincinnati in Philadelphia.

OY Associated Press Philadelphia Benny Bass Prince Saunders Chicago Pittsburgh Ted Yarosz Monaca Jimmy Belmont Braddock Wilmington Del Jim Mack al Martin Baltimore Morris Gross Ray Romney Benny Schwartz Buddy Bezenah Cincinnati

Dudley and Farrell Led By Low Scoring 1931 PGA Report

Chicago reports official PGA statistics showing Ed Dudley and Johnny Farrell posting the lowest scoring averages in 1931. Dudley averaged 71.39 strokes over 30 matches, while Farrell averaged 71.8 per 18 holes. Farrell also played 36 championship rounds as the most active pro, with Gene Sarazen and George Von Elm leading money winnings.

Chicago Ed Dudley Johnny Farrell Oferican Professional Golfers’ Association of America Dudley Los Angeles Farrell Gene Sarazen George von Elm

Freshmen Football Draws Coast Attendance Record

A 1991 crowd of 18 271 set a Pacific coast record as the University of California Cubs faced the University of Southern California Trojans in a freshmen football game.

Pacific Coast University of California Cubs University of Southern California

Diamonds Found in Great North Field Hints

Report from Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois gravel deposits suggests a large diamond field exists to the north. Geologists note scattered diamonds indicate potential undiscovered sources and future prospecting plans are outlined.

Michigan Wisconsin Illinois

White Sox to Undergo Major Changes in 1932

The Chicago White Sox under J. Louis Comiskey plan a sweeping overhaul for 1932 with major trades shuffling Reynolds Kerr Hayes Hadley Jones, and Weiland Gaston. Lew Fonseca intends to convert Jolley to catcher and curtail spring training to minor league games.

White Sox Charles A. Comiskey J. Louis Comiskey Comiskey Winter Mart Carl Reynolds Johny Kerr Washington Minter Hayes Irving Hadley Sam Jones Bob Weiland Boston Red Sox Milt Gaston Vic Frasier Lew Fonseca Donie Bush Smead Jolley Fonseca Teddy Lyons al Thomas Lyons Thomas

Rome prison museum showcases historic crimes and medieval torture

In Rome a museum of historical crime opened in 1655 prisons. Exhibits include relics of famous Roman crimes from the last century and instruments of medieval torture such as a public scaffold, five guillotines, a rusty headsman’s sword, and the famous cage of death found in the Milazzo castle ditch in Sicily.

Rome Innocent X Milazzo Sicily

Must Be Love Leads Teenager to Car Crash

Denver police report 20 year old Paul L. Taylor borrowed B. H. Rhodes car to take his girlfriend home. He crashed into a parked car and a plate glass window, then fled but was later found driving at high speed and weaving across the road.

Denver Paul L. Taylor B. H. Rhodes Taylor

Woman Seeks Gift Cap For Husband In Akron Shop

A young woman burst into a sporting goods store on Christmas Eve in AkronOhio and asked for a cap for her husband. The clerk asked what kind of cap she wanted and she admitted uncertainty.

Akron, CO

Hafey Crowned NL Batting King Amid Tight Finish

Chick Hafey of the St. Louis Cardinals edged Bill Terry of the New York Giants and Jim Bottomley by narrow margins to win the NL batting title with an average of .3489. Terry finished second at .3486 and Bottomley third at .3482 as the 1931 race concluded after a near forty year stretch.

New York Chick Hafey St. Louis Cardinals Hafey Bill Terry New York Giants Jim Bottomley Cardinals Terry Bottomley Clarence Childs Cleveland Nationals Dan Crouthers Brooklyn Chuck Klein Phillies Frank O’doul Klein O’doul Charley Grimm Chicago Rogers Hornsby Hazen Cuyler Ethan Allen Charles Fallis

Camera Locates Ulcers in Patient Stomach

A camera and X ray device are lowered into a patient’s stomach to locate the ulcers. The procedure aims to pinpoint sore locations for targeted treatment.

British Ships Shun Panama Canal

British vessels trading with New Zealand now sail around Cape Horn to avoid Panama Canal tolls. The fall of the pound has raised canal charges, making the Cape route financially preferable despite an extra 2500 miles and about eight extra days, which fast ships can repay with speed.

London New Zealand Cape Horn Panama Canal Panama Cape

West Coast Fans Praise New Cub Infielder

Seattle fans praise Harry Taylor after the Chicago Cubs buy him for 25000 dollars. The left handed first baseman hit .310 last season in the Pacific Coast League and is regarded as fast and nimble. The Portland Club also sold The Great Mails to Chattanooga, while Mails remains a capable pitcher with past pennant experience.

Seattle Chicago Cubs Harry Taylor Taylor Portland Great’ Mails Chattanooga Mails Cleveland San Francisco

Christmas Hunting Ties North Carolina Traditions

North Carolina sportsmen share holiday hunting lore from past generations. The column notes migratory bird limits, guides in counties like Black Mountain and Transylvania, and local fishing feats such as pickerel and bass on one line. It cites coast stake blinds from wreck wood and anecdotes from Michigan to Kalamazoo about quail and ducks.

Europe Berkshires America Lakes South Atlantic Ackerman Black Mountain Bryson City Haywood County Cherokee County Rowan County Sume Hominy Buncombe County Transylvania County Murphy Ridgecrest Bosman Tryon Waynesville Enterprise S. Strudwick Hillsboro Spors Piedmont North Carolina Moss Streeter Aldrich Kalamazoo Mich Babe N. C South

Jim Thorpe Remains Greatest All Time Grid Star

United Press notes no new top ten names surpass Jim Thorpe. Warner recalls Thorpe’s 1911 1912 dominance and argues Thorpe the best. lists the all time ten with Thorpe at the top and mentions other famed players across several colleges and years.

Jim Thorpe Dixon Stewart United Press New York Albie Booth Yale Barry Wood Harvard Ray Stecker Army West Pug Rentner Northwestern Marchy Schwartz Notre Dame South Gene McEver Hickman Tennessee Cain Alabama Far West Mohler and Shaver California Grange Red Grange

Tulane Players Unimpressed by Trojans Record

Tulane Green Wave arrives in Pasadena for the Rose Bowl clash with USC on January 1. Coach Bernie Bierman aims to preserve an unbeaten Southern Conference mark while Tulane previews secret practice and a Hollywood outing. USC prepares for a strong power thrust offense and new plays as they approach the game.

Associated Press Pasadena Calif Tulane Green Wave University of Southern California Bernie Bierman Southern California Greenies Hollywood Movieland Invaders Riviera Country Club University of Arizona Will Rogers Howard Jones Troy New Orleans Trojan

Intra-mural Football at Texas A and M Requires 127 Uniforms

Seven intra-mural teams compete after the varsity season as players coach the league and supply 127 uniforms for the program.

Notre Dame Texas A. and M. College

Hunger and fatigue lead to humane highway ride tale

In Knoxville James Green, a Black man, pretended to be hurt after claiming to have fallen from a train. A passerby gave him a ride to a hospital where the deception was uncovered, revealing his hunger illness and fatigue.

Knoxville Tenn James Green

Sale of Valuable Land by Trustee in High Point NC

Public sale of land in Guilford county North Carolina under a deed of trust for Beatrice Leeper. The property is Lot No. 26 in C. T. Willis Land, 50 by 150 feet, in High Point Township. Sale set for Tuesday January 19 1932 at 2 20 PM in front of High Point Municipal Building.

Beatrice Leeper Register of Deeds Guilford County High Point North Carolina High Point Township C. T. Willis Jessie Calvin Loflin, Kinley and Son N. C Spring Street Kinley and Son Lofita Kigley and Son Calvin

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