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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1936

Page

6

Golden Glove Meet Names Millis and Jackson Co-Chairmen

The Central Carolina Golden Glove boxing tournament in High Point opens March 11 with H A Millis and Dr W L Jackson named co chairmen. First entries include seven fighters in open and novice classes and a protest over Drill Grissett’s amateur status.

Central Carolina High Point H. A. Millis Juvenile and Parks Commission W. L. Jackson High Point Boxing Commission W. F. Bailey National A. A. U. Association Dave Yow Lewis Teague Arthur Kirkman Horace Haworth Wingate Andrews Silas Casey J. E B. Millis Frank Barfield The Enterprise Vance McGee Wilshire Drive Ralph Johnson Chestnut St Carl “Pap” Hill Bill Grissett Forrest Avenue George Drakes N. Pamilton Homer Gallimore KE. Green Luke Ridge South Main St Drill Grissett Harris CCC Earl Holt Oak Ridge Military Institute

Unique Defeats Panther Quint In Ragged Show

High Point college dropped a weak exhibition to Winston-Salem’s Unique Furniture five 36 23 in the second of two on campus games. Panthers played lifeless ball amid exam week and used thirteen players as the reserves saw most action.

High Point College Winston-Salem Panthers Yow Elon Chra

Coaches seek six football rule reforms including slow whistle ban

The American Football Coaches association rules committee urged six changes to standardize play. They want to abolish the slow whistle and end of game pistol signal, align penalties for interference with the kicker, clarify ineligible receiver rules, and allow timekeeping substitutions to be shared at some smaller institutions. The proposals go to the National Collegiate A A rules committee for Palm Springs talks in February.

Pittsburgh American Football Coaches Association Tonight National Collegiate A. A. Rules Committee Palm Springs Calif Harry Stuhldreher Villanova Stuhldreher National Rules Committee

Clipper Smith Named Head Coach at Duquesne University

Clipper Smith a Notre Dame star under Knute Rockne was appointed head coach and athletic director at Duquesne University replacing Christy J Flanagan who resigned to enter the oil shipping business. Smith signed a one year contract with terms undisclosed. Duquesne’s 1936 schedule includes Waynesburg Rice Geneva Pitt Detroit Washington St Louis Carnegie Tech and Marquette.

Ppittsburgh John P. (Clipper) Smith Notre Dame Knute Rockne Duquesne University Christy J. Flanagan Texas Smith Trinity College N. C. State College Newark Academy Georgetown Duquesne Flanagen Aldo Biff) Donelli Donelli Elmer Layden Four Horsemen" Fame Joe Bach Pittsburgh Pirates Flanagan Waynesburg Rice Geneva Pitt Detroit Washington St. Louis Carnegie Tech Marquette

Maryland Beats Dukes In Close Southern Conference Win

Maryland defeated Duke 38 to 34 in a tight Southern Conference basketball game at College Park. The Terps pulled away late behind Allen Keller and Buscher, while Duke’s Podger Herrick closed the gap with late field goals.

College Park Maryland University Duke Allen Keller Buscher Podger Herrick Schediuieisetves Riley Hoffman Cheek Maryland G. F.tp Seeunee McCarthy Thomas

Mangan Upsets Cunningham In Wanamaker Mile Duel

Cornell law student Joe Mangan defeated world record holder Glenn Cunningham in the Wanamaker mile at Millrose A A track carnival in Madison Square Garden. Mangan finished in 4 minutes 11 seconds with Gene Venzke second and Cunningham third as 17,000 spectators watched a dramatic, record-tinged night.

Madison Square Garden New York Joe Mangan Cornell University Glenn Gunningham Millrose A. A Mangen Cunningham Boston Gene Venzke Pennsylvania Mangan Venzke Kansan Glenn Pennsylvania Star Harry Williamson University of North Carolina John T. Grady Paterson N. J

Gil Dobie Resigns Post At Cornell After 16 Years

Gilmour Dobie volunt arily left the Cornell football helm after a 16 year tenure. Cornell announced it would seek the best available man to fill the head coaching post as it heads into a new athletic era.

Ithaca N. Y Gilmour Dobie Cornell Gil Dobie Scot James Lynch

Sherrod Shirt and M. P. Orphanage Win Bright League Night

Sherrod Shirt Co beat Harriss-Covington 21 to 18 in the girls league at the Salvation Army gym. M. P. Orphanage defeated Allen Jay 15 to 5 while Trinity edged Salvation Army 11 to 9 in a tight finish. Dobie resigns Cornell post after 16 years, James Lynch to lead athletics. White Phantoms edge South Carolina 43 to 41 in Columbia basketball thriller.

Trinity Sherrod M. P Salvation Army Harriss-Covington Allen Jay Trinity Hich Sherrod Shirt CO G. FF. Ve. Tp Uccesens Prarier Pckenheseticas Harris Covington Carmichael Surratt Ivesuseaa Stewart Ence Tucker Ig Shiv Eee O Ank Iosstaue Columbia 8. C Fleet White Phantoms University of North Carolina University of South Carolina Bernard James Little Gamecock Birds North Carolinians Mullis McCachren Tar Heels James, Lipscomb Taylor The Potts Phantoms Gamecocks G. N. Carolina Fr. Tpie Biscsnencn Vncuneses Eeeseeees O . Kaveny Ccsanestesca Ruth Zz Ecks Uv O South Carolina M. We McCachern Ruth Mullie Johnson James Mitchell Fennell Nelson Lipscomb Carter Purman

Winston-Salem to Host Women's Golf Championship in May

CHARLOTTE February 1 Miss Deane van Landingham president of the Women's Carolinas Golf association announced the championship tournament will be held at Twin City Country Club Winston-Salem the week of May 4 Miss Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia is the defending champion after last year’s win at Greenville Country Club in Washington D C.

Charlotte Deane van Landingham Women’s Carolinas Golf Association Twin City Country Club Winston-Salem Kathryn Hemphill Columbia Greenville, D. C

Twenty percent of Icelanders engaged in Gishing

A report notes that about one in five residents of Iceland participate in Gishing activities. It highlights the social scope and potential economic effects of this practice within the country.

Iceland

Lenoir-Rhyne Edges Western Carolina Teachers 34 33

Lenoir-Rhyne pulled clear in the second half to beat Western Carolina Teachers 34 33 after a 16 16 halftime tie. The close game unfolded at Calowhee with both squads trading leads before the final horn.

Callowheer Lenoir-Rhyne Western Carolina Teachers College Coe

Willie Hunter Wins Catalina Open With 252 Total

Willie Hunter of Culver City California captured the Santa Catalina Island open with 252 after 72 holes. He led the field from hole 86 to finish with a 64 62 62 64 and took $1500. Ted Longworth Rod Munday tied for second at 256. Ray Mangrum finished third at 257. Johnny Dawson won the amateur trophy with 260. A drizzling rain marked the final round.

Avalon Calif Peb Willie Hunter Culver City Santa Catalina Island California Scotland Ted Longworth Pound Portland Ore Rod Munday Santa Rosa Ray Mangrum Pittsburgh Zell Eaton Oklahoma City Ralph Beach Baltimore Byron Nelson Ridgewood N. J Johnny Dawson Don Erickson Los Angeles

Duke and Clemson Boxers Score W in Durham

Duke and Clemson boxers defeated Catholic University in Durham on February 1 with three knockouts two decisions and one default. Ferdinal Rydzewski won a popular decision over Ray Matswicz in lightweight and Leo Katalinas stopped Don Schmitt in the unlimited division.

Durham Roe University Catholic Ivsity Ferdinal Rydzewski Ray Matswicz Leo Katalinas Don Schmitt

Clemson Boxers Defeat South Carolina 6 to 2 in Clash

Clemson's undefeated boxing team superiorly outpointed the South Carolina squad with a 6 to 2 victory, extending its win streak into the year.

Clemson University of South Olina

Army Boxing Cadets Clinch Narrow 4 3 Victory

West Point N Y February 1 The University of M boxing team edged the Ar Mittmen 4 to 3 1 2 in a close meet The Cadets had lost their previous meet Miami won two bouts by technical knockout and decisions while Army took one knockout.

West Point N. Y University of M Ar Mittmen Miami Army

Paris City Valued At 8.32 Million In Council Survey

A survey by the Paris municipal council puts the city value at 8 320 000 dollars. The assessment highlights the property's market standing and potential municipal implications for planning and tax considerations.

Municipal Council of Paris

Masked Marvel Returns Frida Meets Osborn in Feature

The Masked Marvel headlines Friday night’s card at the local arena drawing 900 fans as he faces the vicious Doble Osborn after defeating Pil Fischer. The opener featured C Luttrall and Dobie Osborn in a draw, with Walter Underhill set to return to face Casey Berger next.

Masked Marvel Frida Osborn Fischer Luttrall Dobie Osborn Walter Undhill Casey Berger Underhill Berger Greensboro Charlotte

Reds to Train in Puerto Rico in Sea and Air Trip

Cincinnati's Kid baseball team sails next week to San Juan Puerto Rico for spring training arriving February 10 by Borinquen ship and air. Managers coaches pitchers catchers named depart New York February 1 with about 60 players to train from February 17 and play seven exhibition games against Puerto All-Stars starting February 25.

Cincinnati San Juan Puerto Rico Charles Dressen Tom Sheehan George Kelly Gene Schott al Hollingsworth Renny Frey Henry Erickson Ernest Lombardi New York Borinquen Lee Stine Si Johnson Walter Hilcher Miami Larry Phail Reds National League Sc Hall Trujillo City Santo Domingo Fla Philadelphia Athletic Tampa

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