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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1934

Page

5

Red Elephants Go Hollywood With Rose Bowl Prep

Alabama's 1946 Rose Bowl squad planned a Hollywood studio visit and luncheon today before returning to Occidental College. Coach Frank Thomas said team morale is fine as they continue kicking and passing drills. The defense aims to slow Stanford star Bobby Grayson, with no drastic changes to their offense which averaged over 30 points per game.

Occidental College Frank Thomas Bi Jim Whatley Jimmy Angelich Whatley Angelich Bama Musclekinks Fm Thomas Stanford Bobby Grayson Alabama

Stanford Brings Farm Squad to Pasadena for Rose Bowl

Stanford University prepares for the Rose Bowl against Alabama after a final informal workout. Coach Thornhill plans light practice with remaining players, with two sessions scheduled at Brookside Park in Pasadena. Stars Bob Reynolds and Monk Moscrip conducted a private session.

Stanford University Calif Stanford Pasadena University of Alabama C. E Tiny” Thornhill California Brookside Park Thornhill Bob Reynolds Jim “Monk Moscrip

Reverend G Ray Jordan Publishes Faith That Propels

Former Wesley Memorial pastor and current Centenary Methodist leader Rev G Ray Jordan releases Faith That Propels from Cokesbury Press. The volume tackles dangers of personal liberty and fast pace life and asks why be good and how religion stays real.

G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church South Centenary Methodist Church Winston- Salem Cokesbury Press Mr. Jordan

Father of the American Navy and early shipbuilder

Answers to Previous Questions note that he built the first U S naval vessel in 1794 and earned the title father of the American Navy. He constructed the Constitution and numerous other ships. Cornelius Swartout of Troy N Y received the waffle iron patent. The Pennsylvania Limited electric lighted train ran between New York and Chicago.

Constellation Cornelius Swartout Troy New York Chicago

Fifty Entered to Qualify in Mid-Winter Golf Tourney

Pinehurst awaits as fifty golfers, including Jack Ryerson of Cooperstown and former champ George T. Dunlap Jr., seek to qualify for the 82nd annual mid winter tournament. Halbert J. Blue Eric D. Thomson and R. P. Davidson are among contenders with Yale Harvard Princeton Carnell collegians also entering.

Pinehurst America Jack Ryerson Cooperstown N. Y Yale George T. Dunlap Dunlap

Tulane and Temple Ease Up Ahead of New Orleans Fray

Tulane and Temple taper workouts as they prepare for the Sugar Bowl inter sectional duel on New Year Day. Coach Ted Cox plans lighter sessions for Tulane while Pop Warner tightens Temple drills to guard against injuries and acclimate players to southern winter weather.

New Orleans Tulane Temple Monk” Simmons Ted Cox Warner

Purvis Injury Ends East's New Year Plan

Purdue halfback Duane Purvis suffers a torn knee cartilage and torn tendons in a scrimmage with the Oakland Cardinals. The injury jeopardizes the east team’s New Year’s Day charity game plan, with Ed Brominski likely to shift to right halfback.

San Francisco Duane Purvis Purdue Purvis Oakland Cardinals University of California Andy Kerr Colgate Dick Hanley Northwestern Ed Brominski Columbia Orin Holingberry Washington State Percy Lacey Denver Stanford University

Who Will Ride Cavalcade In 100000 Handicap

Cavalcade the Brookmeade stable two year old champion trains for the California Santa Anita Handicap race. trainer R A Bob Smith waits for a signed jockey with Johnny Westrope favored by the stable. Cavalcade works in Columbia South Carolina and plans a Pacific Coast trip next week with Okapi Good Goods World Series and Shining Jewel. Special Agent and Young Native stay in Columbia for the Florida derby preparations.

New York Cavalcade Brookmeade California Champaign Santa Anita R. A Bob) Smith Smith Johnny Westrope Brookmeade Silks Columbia S. C Pacific Coast Okap Good Goods Shining Jewel

Firecracker Triggers Gas Tank Explosion In Yemassee

Billy Funderburk a 13 year old boy was critically injured when he exploded a firecracker near an abandoned gasoline tank in Yemassee C yesterday. The tank exploded sending his body about 20 feet and debris over 100 yards. Gas fumes in the tank likely ignited by the firecracker. He suffered a shattered leg and possible internal injuries but doctors expect recovery.

Yemassee S&s. C Billy Funderburk Billy

Waner Tops NL Batting After Six-Dseason Span

Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates ends six seasons as an also ran to lead the National League batting race. Left handers again dominate after Rogers Hornsby’s 1926 reign. Waner hit .380 in 1927 with 217 hits and 122 runs, edging Bill Terry by eight points.

Paul Waner New York Pittsburgh Pirates Rogers Hornsby Wanér Fank O’doul Bill Terry Chuck Klein Hornsby Chick Hafey Big Poison Waner Hazen Kiki) Cuyler Chicago Jim (Ripper) Collins St. Louis Floyd (Arky) Vaughan Pittsburgh Sam Lesiie Brooklyn Joe Moore Ethan Allen Philadelphia John Moore Cincinnati Harlan Pool Cuyler Allen Collins Jack Rothrock Terry Joe Medwick Hughey Critz John Pepper) Martin Bill Urbanski Braves Ott Phillies Giants Urbanski

NYC Taxi Drivers Tipped $26 Million in 1930

The New York City taxi fleet earned fifty thousand tips totaling 26 million dollars in 1930, reflecting rapid urban commerce and tips as a major income source for cabbies amid the era's economic conditions.

New York City

Cuba Drives Up Auto Imports in 1934 First Nine Months

Imports of passenger automobiles by Cuba in the first nine months of 1934 totaled 819 units, rising from 432 units in the same period of 1933.

Cuba

Mosquitoes and other insects spread many diseases

The article surveys how insects carry illnesses from malaria and yellow fever to filariasis dengue and tularemia. It notes the mosquito’s central role, cites historical proofs in 1893 and 1878, and lists other vectors like tsetse flies fleas and lice. It ends with prevention methods including insecticides and sanitation efforts.

Africa

Siegfried Rumann profile highlights versatile Fox actor

Hollywood gossip notes Siegfried Rumann, praised by Fox boss Winfield Sheehan as one of the studio’s best and most versatile actors. He tests makeup for varied roles from North Sea fisherman to grizzled sea captain to prove his range beyond recognizable screen characters. The piece links his Broadway reputation to hopes for star status through diverse screen parts.

Siegfried Rumann Hollywood Marie Galante Winfield Sheehan Fox Rumann Sheehan Lon Chaney Emil Jennings Broadway Anna Sten Prodi Bing Crosby e@ m Mississippi Dixie

Collegiate Athletic Bodies Set Talks on Subsidies

Delegates from the national collegiate athletic association and three college sports groups meet to debate recruiting and subsidizing in college athletics. Discussions follow Cornell scholarship disclosures and remarks from Washington and Jefferson and Harvard figures. A four-body joint session is led by J. L. Griffith with Indiana University’s Z G Cleger presiding.

New York National Collegiate Athletic Association Cornell Ralph C. Hutchison Washington and Jefferson Eddie Casey Harvard Z. G. Cleger Indiana University College’ Physical Cation Association Ame Football Coaches Association American Student Health Sociation Tom J. L. Griffith Chicago

Deaton M D 68 to be buried at First Methodist Church

General service for M D Deaton age 68 who died at home will be held at First Methodist church this afternoon at 1 o'clock. He is survived by his wife and two sons R M Deaton of Raleigh and Virgil Deaton of Troy, a daughter Mrs. Thomas Russell of Thomasville.

M. DD Deaton Lexington M. D First Methodist Church R. M. Deaton Raleigh Virgil Dealton Troy Ter Thomas Russel Thomasville

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