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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1926
Page
2
Tech baseball drills in winter weather as coach Doak leads the squad through a workout between snow flurries. The article notes a spring approach with a quirky phrase about a fast snake and a green-livered frog as the team looks toward June.
Advertises Creomulsion an emulsified creosote remedy claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and halt germ growth. It touts two fold action and medical approval, pledges relief for bronchial conditions, and offers money back if not relieved after following directions. Atlanta based Creomulsion Company promotes in this ad.
Fort Bragg driven by March winds and wet frigid weather drills the 1926 Techmen under Chick Doak. Veterans depart, new names rise as Johnny Gilbert shifts to third base and Harrill aims for first, with Bear, Green, Hunsucker and Rowe among promising pitchers while Shuford and Wade anchor the outfield.
A noted authority advises drinking a quart of water daily and taking four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast to cleanse the kidneys. He warns excess rich foods create acids that paralyze kidney function, causing dull kidney pain, headaches, dizziness, and bladder irritation that may wake you at night.
The first annual athletic indoor meet at the Y gym yesterday saw many records fall as events were weighted by weight and age. Juniors plan to compete nationally next year in hexathlon. Highlights include Grayson Hill winning the 70 pound dash at 3.0 seconds and Grayson Hill also taking standing broad jump.
Hal Rhyne and Paul Waner, Cal iron recruits, showed sharp hitting and fielding as the Pirates blanked Paso Robles all stars 12 to 0. Rhyne doubled and singled with a key fielding play, Waner hit a triple, while Eddie Moore joined Pie Traynor in the hospital list from sprained ankles. Johnny Rawlings moved to second and Rhyne to third in the lineup.
New York reports Emil Meusel and George Kelly have signed contracts with the Giants. Meusel reportedly secured a higher salary after a packing routine. Ruppert in St Petersburg says the Yankees will rebound into the first division after a rough week. Jim Elliott, a 240 pound portsider, has been sent to Seattle by Brooklyn officials at Clearwater. Manager Robinson confirms Sterling Stricker, a right handed pitcher, will be a regular with the Braves.
St Louis March 15 AP Manager George Sisler reports his Cleveland Browns baseball club in good condition and with strong team spirit after three weeks of spring training despite two defeats by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Fine and the new men Melilla Zachary Nevers and Bolen showing up good as the Browns prepare to meet Brooklyn in a third exhibition game at Tarpon Springs Florida. The Cardinals blank Houston 12 to 0 in Houston and another Cardinal team beat San Antonio 8 to 1.
Washington manager Bucky Harris believes light golf won’t harm batting. After a year away, Harris resumed practicing, citing his view as he watches two hits in five exhibition games. The Senators opened a five game week with a Florida camp matchup against the Cuban Stars in Tampa.
In Charlotte area churches volunteers donated about 100000 dollars during yesterday's national Volunteer Day activity. The effort mobilized members across congregations to assist community needs with service projects and outreach.
Miss Helen Ferry of 1204 N Broadway Indianapolis reports six months of nervous exhaustion and poor sleep improved after taking Tanlac. Ad touts Tanlac as a tonic and builder from natural herbs, claiming it revitalizes blood and aids digestion. It urges readers to visit a druggist and try Tanlac, plus Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
Plainclothes officers J. S. Fulton and R. E. Bulla seized Wing Hayes here on Saturday night. Hayes, nicknamed Wing, is wanted in Greensboro on multiple charges. Authorities say he has committed numerous house and store breakings and other offenses.
Gate City police traced a man through High Point on Sunday to bring him to the Greensboro jail for trial. He spent Saturday night in the local cooler awaiting proceedings.
Asheville banks processed transactions totaling 9.602 million for the week ended March 10, doubling the prior year’s 4.984 million. The rise reflects stronger activity across local financial institutions.
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