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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
6
Reader queries clarify full three quarter and half swings with clubs. Jim Barnes explains backswing limits for each, follow through focuses on clubhead after impact, and practice tips to delay hitting. Also common causes of hooks and socketing are analyzed with grip and body alignment fixes.
World light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue will have surgery to remove a small bone from his right hand. He expects a three month layoff and then hopes to challenge Paul Berlenbach Tom Gibbons or Gene Tunney. National League president John Heydler opposes major league teams taking regular league umpires.
The article notes that officials and players should avoid close contact during training and season. Yale’s Jack Owsley becomes Navy head coach, and Tyrus Cobb shifts toward partial retirement while staying a playing manager limit of 100 games for 1925. Speakers at the event include Dr. Morris Fishbein and President Coolidge addressing the annual dinner.
Washington January 16 opening session of the annual meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors featured committee reports and addresses by government officials and editors. Casper E. Yost president of the society delivered the opening address, followed by a discussion on Crime, the Law and Press led by James M. Beck and Herbert Bayard Swope.
A promotional quick sale notice urging readers to send name and address with 5 cents to receive a trial package of Chamberlain medicines. It lists Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tablets and Chamberlain's Valve for various ailments, touting domestic use and low price. Distributed by Hart Drug Co. Des Moines Iowa.
Francis Ouimet and Jesse Guil sail on the last day of the month to conquer Bermuda with ten more Americans, including Frank Dyer who won the Island title last season. John F Meehan, former Syracuse coach, signed to lead NYU football, once quit baseball after Boston Braves stint. Chicago hosts an indoor meet for Paavo Nurmi who aims to break more Ray records in a mile and three-quarters race.
In Rowan county February remarks by J Yorke Peeler county chairman outline a $150000 endowment drive to make Catawba College a standard institution. An organization of over 150 workers is forming to carry out the campaign and aim for fall sessions. success hinges on the endowment. If not raised, the college will not reopen.
The House Public Lands Committee voted 9 to 4 to refuse a Senate bill that would change the campaign to raise $150,000 for Catawba College. A Salisbury dispatch notes the plan to pivot to a Mt. Ranier Mount Tacoma point, with campaign details remaining unclear.
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