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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1921
Page
2
A critic urges ANen Holubar to retitle his forthcoming drama to Man Woman Marriage and Babies, arguing true happiness in marriage includes babies. The note explains the euphony of the original title kept the babies from text though depicted in the film. Also mentions a Valentine Day special at Flowers for Valentine Day showings.
Chicago White Sox owner Charles A. Comiskey, recovering from a breakdown, says he is gaining weight and anxious for the season. He praises Ty Cobb while naming Cleveland and the Yankees as foes, notes Detroit as a threat, and predicts strong outfield hitting. Mass gears up in Monroe for Kansas City Blues as thirty report by March 1. Cincinnati Reds' collapse after last season cited as temperaments wrecking the team.
Bubbles Hargrave, catcher, signed his contract with the Reds amid talk of team salary moves. He notes manager Garry Hermann often raises salaries without players needing to request it.
Roger Bresnahan the Toledo pilot plans to take the club to Augusta Georgia around March 16. He aims to view all his players in action at the training camp to plug up holes in the squad.
Bramham announces the signing of an Indian umpire to the league enhancing color and officiating depth. The move signals broadening international ties and potential impact on game management this season.
Baseball players who have attempted basketball this winter believe success hinges on more than strength to win over fans. They cite showmanship, timing, and teamwork as essential factors behind the cross sport effort.
Cobb cautions any Tiger that late reporting could affect hitting .350. He promises to warn players who wear flashy attire before opening day.
Billy Southworth says he feels unhappy after being traded from the Pirates to the Braves and worries about the difference between playing for a winner and a loser. Clark Griffith, manager of the Nationals, comments on the situation.
Yankee manager Miller Huggins completed a three corner deal sending Truck Hannah Ernie Shore and Bob VeGraw to the Coast for Johnny Mitchell the classiest shortstop to slash from the Coast League in several seasons.
The Rocky Mount club in the Virginia league requested waivers for five players as they bid farewell. Keller at second base Dembs at shortstop Kane Lee and Sperber as outfielders depart. The waiver price fixed by the Virginia league is 200 dollars.
Manager Carrion of Greensboro’s Patriots signs Bill Reiter from Berwick P, James Teague a second baseman linked to Piedmont bugs, and J P Pettizrue an infielder from Gibsonville. Teague poised for second base role as Patriots expand squad toward thirty.
Chicago eight players and five gamblers face conspiracy charges over the World Series fix. Bail set at 2500 to 5000 dollars. Cicotte Williams and Jackson confessed. Owner Comiskey discharges the accused. trial dates promised this month as Judge McDonald may assign cases.
New York theatrical producer Morris Gest sues Henry Ford for 5 million dollars over statements printed in Ford's weekly The Dearborn Independent attacking Gest's productions including Aphrodite and Mecca.
Fred N Tate announces he will not run for mayor in the upcoming city election despite petitions urging candidacy. He urges citizens to choose a strong, capable leader with hard headed business ability and cautions against electing unqualified or personally ambitious candidates. Tate thanks supporters and notes the importance of careful deliberation by voters.
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