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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1936

Page

3

Rose Bowl contenders prep as Husky and Tech drill hard

Adena Calif December 26 ITT and Washington bear down for Rose Bowl battle. Wisconsin style drills include blocking and ball-carrier work at San Bernardino. Coach Sutherland runs scrimmage using Pitt plays. Huskies brace for stars like Fullback Al Carver and shoring up Pitt-style offense with Marshall Goldberg. Washington resumes camp en route to Pasadena then New Year’s engagement.

Adena Calif Tech Washington Jimmy Phelan M Huskies Santa Barr Pitt al Carver Husky Phelan Merle Miller J. A. Huskies Pasadena Sutherland Marshall Goldberg

Orleans 10 Ave Big Week in Sugar Bowl Track Meet

In New Orleans a Sugar Bowl track curtain raiser brings stars like Glenn Cunning, Helen Ss, San Romani, Joe McClus, Lash, Deckard, Dawson, Glickman, and Wilkins to Loyola for a week of intercity events. Louisiana State, undefeated at Christmastime, tunes up for New Year’s Day game with inter-city boxing and a tournament to cap the busy week.

Orleans Sugar Bowl New Or Glenn Cunning Helen Ss Loyolan Kile Louisiana State Uni New Orleans

National Junior and Boys Indoor Titles At Stake

York December 26. National Junior and boys tennis championships begin today at the big Sears arena armory. Top seeds include Don McNeill of City and Morey Lewis of Ark., with Kenyon players prominent after strong summer showings. Fifty six entries in the boys division. The boys tournament lists Melvin E. Charles, T. Mattiman, Marvin Fitz all of New York, Daniels Jr and Rob ow of Choate, Malcolm Rein of Philadelphia, Geo Ink Jr of San Diego as No 1 seed. More.

Melvin E Charles T. Mattiman Bach Marvin Fitz New York Daniels, Jr Robow Choate School Malcolm Rein Philadelphia Geo University of Virginia Ar. Ink, Jr San Diego William’ Unn Milburn N. J Melvin Izman Joseph Greenberschard Bender Jorgensen Chicago Bert McDonald Wichita Kansa McDonald Kana

Highway Department Plans New Prison Industries Building

The State Highway and Public Works Commission will build an industrial facility inside the Central Prison enclosure with at least 100000 dollars of the 200000 dollar state allotment. It will house the prison printing plant mattress factory license tag shop and other existing operations and may include clothing shoes and spinning looms to produce yarn fabric and uniforms for prisoners and guards. The project aims to employ inmates and teach trades for post release livelihoods with support from cotton mill interests in North Carolina.

Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh State Highway and Public Works Commission Capus M. Waynick J. C. B. Ehringhaus Budget Bureau Central Prison Tory Rison Ing Waynick

Owens Opens Havana Sports Week With Race Against Horse

Jesse Owens, famed Ohio State sprinter, to race a rose horse in his first Havana appearance during Cuba's international sports week. The Columbia University basketball team also to play Vedado Tennis club quintet. Week ends with Vilanova Auburn football on New Year's Day.

Havana Jesse Owens Ohio Ebony Antelope Columbian University Cuba Owens Columbia Vedado Vedado Tennis Club Vilanova Auburn

Ace Parker is Held Out Of Practice By Swollen Eye

SAN FRANCISCO December 26 Steve Toth joined the Eastern hospital list after tearing an ankle ligament may heal before the East West game on New Year’s Day. Ace Parker and several others sat out scrimmage with swollen eye throat inflammation and colds while the West conducted a light signal drill.

Ace Parker San Francisco Steve Toth Northwestern Toth Ace Proker Duke Frank Murray Penn Ken Releys Colgate

Durham power rate cut saves city customers

Power reductions in Raleigh area will lower Durham Public Service Company rates, saving about $36,000 annually for customers. The filing was submitted to the utilities commission for approval, indicating a neighborhood impact from the rate adjustment.

Raleigh Durham Durham Public Service Company Utities Commission

Summit of Mount Meckin ley in Alaska reaches 20300 feet

The summit of Mount Meckin ley in Alaska rises to 20300 feet above sea level, marking a high altitude measurement for the peak.

Mount Meckinley Alaska Saa Lavael

Flow ers to appeal conviction in dental supply robbery

Winston-Salem reports that counsel for Dr Ralph Flowers, convicted of robbing a dental supply house of 700 dollars in gold, said they planned to file his case on appeal to the state supreme court.

Winston - Salem Ralph C. Flowers State Supreme Court

Cooper Tops All-American Golf Team of 1936

Harry Cooper leads the 1936 All-American golf team announced by Tony Manero at the Miami Biltmore. Denny Shute and Ralph Guldahl rise into new spots, with Horton Smith, Gene Sarazen, Ky Laffoon, Jimmy Hines, Byron Nelson, and Paul Runyan completing the first ten. several 1935 holdovers drop out or fall.

Coral Gables Fia Harry Cooper Links Tony Manero Cooper Johnny Revolta Miami Biltmore Country Club Manero Denny Shute Ralph Guldahl Henry Picard Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Ky Laffoon Jimmy Hines Byron Nelson Paul Runyan Picard Sarazen Runyan Shute Guidahl Laffoon Olin Dutra Sam Parks, Jr Craig Wood Walter Hagen Tommy Armour Vistor Ghezzi Revolta Madero Paul Bunyan Guidhal Gulahl St. Paul Guldahl United States Charleston Hershey Miami Will Augusta Northwest Australia Gene Hanero Baltusrol Pacific Coast Glens Falls Quaker Ridge Vancouver Portland Bunyan Nelson Jimmy Thomson Thomson Florida Ned Everhart Mike Brady Louis Costello

Marsh Buggy for Heavy Sea or Rough Road

Engineers in Louisiana bayous employ the Marsh Buggy, a 10-foot tire vehicle that traverses land water and marsh. Built by a Pittsburgh oil firm, it carries a marine license and automobile lights while testing heavy equipment across mud and wetlands.

Louisiana Pittsburgh

Deodorant Tips For Winter Grooming And Hair Removal

Winter grooming shown as essential as summer with deodorants and non-perspirants. Advice covers skin sensitivity, application after bathing, depilatories and semi monthly pedicures, plus waxing guidance and post care for smooth legs and sheer stockings.

Wreck Near Wherr Causes Tragic Mill Pond Drowning

A loose wheel from an approaching car collides with another vehicle near here, tipping it into a mill pond and blocking occupants. Mr and Mrs Herbert W Smelser of Tuscaloosa Alabama perish in the accident.

Rockingham Herbert W. Smelser Tuscaloosa Ala

Hubbell and Dizzy Dean Capture Pitching Honors

Southpaw Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants and Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals won the National League pitching honors for 1936. Hubbell led with a 2.41 ERA, posting 28 victories against six defeats and a 16 game win streak. Dean pitched 315 innings in 51 games with 24 wins and 13 losses. Van Lingle Mungo led in strikeouts with 238 but also walked 118 and threw ten wild pitches. Bucky Walker was among seven pitchers with four shutouts but suffered 21 losses.

New York Carl Hubbell New York Giants Dizzy Dean St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Carl Diz Dean Hubbell van Lingle Mungo Brooklyn Dodgers Bill” Hallahan Cincinnati Reds Bucky Walker Phillies

Sports Roundup by Scotty Reston in New York

A compact roundup of sports tidbits: promoter Mike Jacobs demands a rematch condition for Joe Louis, comebacks for Frank Carideo at Mississippi State, humorous jabs about Reds, Cards, Eleanor Holm Jarrett, and Avery Brundage, Sam Goddard the Yankees Club doorman, Dean Peters and Pepper Martin jokes, Harvey Harman and Villanova Auburn game officiating, Rose Bowl odds, Sammy Baugh’s returning pass, Pitt as East champ with Minnesota favored nationally, Detroit’s rising heavyweight Johnny Adamic with 23 knockouts in 25 fights, and Harold Vanderbilt funding to Leeward before the new America’s Cup yacht.

Scotty Reston Eddie Brier New York Mike Jacobs Joe Louis Louis Uncle Mike Mike Frank Carideo Missouri Mississippi State Eleanor Holm Jarrett Avery Brundage Wis Martin Leo Durocher Ducky Medwick Harvey Harman Penn Harman Texas Christian Sammy Baugh Slinger Podner Pitt Pittsburgh Minnesota Detroit Johnny Adamic Harold Vanderbilt Leeward

When Children Ignore Duties Their Parents Are At Fault

A 1936 NEA Service tale shows John and Lottie, raised to depend on parents, taking pay off the grocery bill and treating themselves. Parents provide clothes and concessions. children repay with fatigue and distance, eroding responsibility. The piece asks who learns blame: the parents for lax standards or the children for neglecting duties.

Don John Ernest John Dad Jane Lottie

Fights Last Night Report By Associated Press

Fights last night featured Al Gainer knocking out Oscar Rankin in Pittsburgh while Gene Buffalo outpointed Andre Jesserun in Philadelphia and Victor Vallee defeated Gene Golatto in New York. Also mentions wrasse fish sleeping on their sides at night.

Associated Press Pittsburgh al Gainer New Haven Conn Oscar Rankin Chicago Philadelphia Gene Bufffalo Andre Jesserun New York Victor Vallee Gene Golotto Summerdale

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