AES Purple Panthers Defeat Lenoir-Rhyne Bears 43 to 30
The Purple Panthers beat Lenoir-Rhyne 43 to 30 in a college football game. Triangle and Bakeries led the Industrial League standings with a 87 and 84 point showing in a buried tournament recap.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1936
Page
6
The Purple Panthers beat Lenoir-Rhyne 43 to 30 in a college football game. Triangle and Bakeries led the Industrial League standings with a 87 and 84 point showing in a buried tournament recap.
The National Federation codes will enforce a 15 yard penalty for out of bounds tackles and neck or head tackle dangers across 14 states. A safety zone along the sidelines and longer intermissions were adopted to reduce injuries with added warm up time.
The USGA unanimously approved keeping the stymie rule after an eight to five executive committee ruling. The report notes mobilized opposition from players and clubs, with 76 percent of Massachusetts amateurs against abolition. Slow play penalties were also approved to protect fair competition in future championships.
Davidson college defeats High Point Y M C A 24 to 10 as Parks wins both 115 and 125 pound matches by fall. Other bouts include Parker and Crabb wins for Davidson, Forfeit to Davidson at 155, and Blackwelder with a fall for Davidson.
High Point college Panthers downed Lenoir Rhyne Bears 43 to 30 on their floor to claim their first North State Conference victory. Captain Culler led with 13 points, Harris added 11, and Ward paced the Bears with 14 in a hard fought game where fouls and pace dominated. The Purple Kittens also routed Pilot High 24 to 15 in a preliminary, coached by former student Linky Northcutt.
About 500 spectators watched national billiard figure C. C. Morningstar defeat Polly Snyder in an exhibition at the Tri City Billiard Parlor on North Main street. Morningstar ran 114 points, Snyder 18, and Morningstar praised the parlor as one of the finest and cleanest in the south.
Report claims Place de lOpéra in Paris experiences the highest motor traffic congestion of any street intersection in the world, highlighting its dense flow and urban transport impact.
In Los Angeles the Open meet saw Jimmy Hines of Garden City tie Henry Picard of Hershey on 137 after two rounds. Hines shot 68 to reach 137, Picard a 71 after a 66 yesterday, with Charlie Lacey 69 and Harry Cooper 140s among contenders as eighty-eight players advanced to the final 36 holes amid wet, slick fairways.
Billy Southworth former major league star and Ashe ville Tourists manager says Lee Sherrill a former High Point college athlete has a great chance in professional baseball. Southworth calls Sherrill hardworking and determined and notes he expects him to be the mainstay this season.
A loose or worn V-belt on a belt driven generator commonly causes the ammeter needle to swing erratically. Inspect the belt tension and condition, replace worn sections, and ensure proper alignment to restore stable readings.
Promoter Curt Denning plans a new wrestling card next Friday at the local arena with a double main event. In the first bout Dobie Osborn seeks revenge on Cowboy Luttrall after a prior Charlotte incident. The second features Walter Underhill challenging Dick Powell who beat Luttrall recently.
An Oakland California inventor designs an ultra streamlined plane with a cigar shaped fuselage and twin mouthed air ducts. Two propellers force air through the ducts to generate lifting force.
In Durham on January 11 the University of Virginia team scored 10 points in the final six minutes but Duke held on to win 45 to 29. Duke led 25 to 11 at halftime as Coach Eddie Cameron used his second team and then the B squad.
Washington and Lee led 17 to 15 at the half and defended a slim advantage to beat North Carolina 28 to 25 at Lexington. The White Phantoms closed within one point four times in the second half but could not convert when needed.
Elon college beat St. John's college 24 to 21 in Annapolis with Elon ahead 15-10 at halftime and fended off a late rally. The game featured 28 personal fouls, 9 on Elon and 14 on St. John's, slowing play at times before the pace picked up in the second half.
Eastern Tennessee Teachers staged a strong second half comeback to defeat Appalachian State Teachers 85 to 30. Savage fouled out for Appalachian, Holt led the first half for the losers, while Case and Todd starred for East Tennessee Teachers.
The Catawba Indians overpowered Atlantic Christian College 48 to 18 in Salisbury tonight, delivering their best performance of the season in the opening North State contest.
Catawba led 20-6 at halftime as Pritchard and Bauer heated up in the first half. Atlantic Christian showed fight early but could not score in the final 13 minutes of the half. The Indians widened the margin in the second half and used reserves to finish strong.
High Point college basketball team breaks even after a home stand with a win over Lenoir-Rhyne. The Panthers now travel for four games this week. Three are against North State teams with two long trips to eastern and western sections of the state.
Sherrod Shirt kept a perfect LOAP record by beating M. P. Orphan a in a 22 point game as a packed house watched. Harriss Covington dropped to a hard luck streak with an extra period loss to Salvation Army 18 to 11. Allen Jay High School edged Trinity High girls 16 to 10 as standings reflect tight battles.
Several business houses have fitted airplanes as traveling showcases to carry samples of their products to potential buyers. The effort aims to demonstrate offerings directly to customers in various locales.
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