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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1934
Page
2
Doyle Stengel must rebuild the Brooklyn Dodgers with a limited rookie pool and uncertain pitching. The piece notes Van Lingle Mungo as a bright spot and lists possible recruits like Jack McCarthy and Ray Chapman, with Lopez and Benge guiding the staff as camp asides reference.
An airline pilot must undergo a physical examination every month to maintain eligibility. Medical review covers vision, cardiovascular health, and general fitness to ensure safe flight operations.
Bobby Jones shot 67 five under par during a friendly foursomes in Augusta as he tunes up for the Masters next week at the Augusta National course. The Atlantan posted the sub par score in preparation for his first tour event since clearing four major crowns.
South Carolina's first cash prize horse racing in years drew many social leaders to Aiken for four steeplechase races with purses of 500 dollars each and a feature timber race worth 325 dollars. More than 30 horses entered including top steeplechasers Soldiers Fate Sunset 2nd Fugitive and Comea. Durant's Fugitive holds several major cups and shared favor with Brose Over.
Cambridge defeated Oxford by four and a half lengths on the Thames to win the 86th annual eight-oared race and set a four and a quarter mile course record of 18 minutes 3 seconds, extending their winning streak to 11 over Oxford and 45 in the series since 1829.
The Vatican in Rome hosts the oldest known manuscript of the Bible, a historic relic preserving early biblical text. Scholars emphasize its age and significance for religious history and manuscript studies.
Washington and Lee University faces a reshaped infield as coach Richard A. Smith lists gaps at first base second base and third base after graduating key players Harry Fitzgerald June Violett and Jack Cooke. Only shortstop Olin Miller remains from the veteran unit while Joe Pette and George Short pace a cast of “real ball players” to support pitching ace Sauerbrun and veteran Cy Painter. The 19 game schedule begins March 26 with Springfield College at Lexington and includes foes such as North Carolina State Virginia Tech Maryland and Navy.
Emile Blanchard a ministry of agriculture official, found with a knife wound at the artillery range in Fontainebleau. He had served on two boards tied to Stavisky schemes and faces charges of swindling while Stavisky’s broader fraud network has sparked riots and deaths.
Mountain goats are described as the rarest and wildest of Rocky Mountain game, emphasizing their elusive nature and distinctive rugged habitat. The note highlights their status among local wildlife and suggests careful observation and conservation awareness.
The old ironclad ship Constitution, known as Old Ironsides, fought 42 battles and emerged victorious in all of them. This claim reflects the vessel's celebrated record in naval history and its enduring legend.
Old legends speak of men with the power to scan the earth and locate precious metals beneath the surface. The tale centers on the mystical ability to discern hidden riches and the quest that follows.
The article notes that elephants reach full maturity at forty years old, marking a key developmental milestone for the species.
Dave Morrah of Greensboro and Charlie Nolen of Stoneville won conference titles at the Southern Conference meet last week. Morrah 115 pounds and Nolen 135 pounds led State College, with both entering another competitive year. Morrah is an honor student and editor of the college humor magazine. Nolen is high in his studies.
Dodgers report details show Al Lopez turning down a $500 offer to catch an exhibition in Tampa. A mix of yesterday results lists New York and Boston with other exhibitions across Florida and California. Milt Gaston or Paul Gregory possibly in consideration for Dodger move.
The first game of the series between the Cardinals and Browns in St. Louis on April 11 promises a loud battle of talkers. Buck Newsome, a hard throwing right hander from Los Angeles, aims to face Dizzy Dean in the series opener. He told manager Hornsby he would like to take on Dean.
In Myers Florida the pitcher Bob Kline broke his other arm not his pitching arm. The injury led to forced idleness and he gained 20 pounds, altering his playing condition and training.
The Boston Braves will celebrate St Patrick's Day in St Petersburg Florida by playing another game with the New York Yankees.
Biloxi Mississippi reports Sheriff Dave Harris of Guilford County North Carolina opposes Cronin's plan to place Heinie Manush Fred Schulte and Johnny Stone formerly of Detroit in the regular American League outfield.
In Sarasota Florida the Red Sox continue to refine their lineup and play to ready a Thursday game against the Detroit Tigers. The team focuses on polishing up fielding and pitching as they approach the matchup.
Bradenton Florida the Cardinal camp opens with Jesse Haines in charge as he drills an all rookie group while the regulars finish a two game series with the Giants at Miami Beach.
In St. Petersburg Babe Ruth attributes the low home run rate in Grapefruit League games to MillerHugings Field lacking a fence, saying the open park does not spark his power hitting.
Pirates prepare to depart from Paso Robles California for a lengthy preseason exhibition circuit. The team aims to shake off rust ahead of the regular season with multiple games against varied opponents across several states.
In Miami Beach Paul Richards was slated to receive as the Giants host the Cardinals. Carl Hubbell Fred Fitzsimmons and Adolf Luque were listed on the mound for the day.
Chicago Cubs legend Charlie Root, described as the grand pappy of the Cub pitching staff, drew strong crowds at the baseball camp in Los Angeles on his 35th birthday. He received ample祝 shamrock and fan attention as St Patrick’s Day festivities unfolded.
The White Sox bought Stanley Frenchy Bordagary, a pudgy outfielder from Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League, and promised to send an outfielder and a pitcher as well.
Winter Haven Florida burdened with a Philadelphia Phillies lineup heading to Orlando where Kleinhans Davis and Grabowski are listed to pitch in turn against Brooklyn in a spring practice session.
New Orleans reports Steve O'Neil manager of the Toledo Mudhens has joined the Indians camp at Orange Texas. He leaves with three youngsters including outfielder Milton Galatzer catcher Bob Garbak and pitcher Bill Perrin.
Tampa Florida rumor notes Cincinnati Reds general manager Larry MacPhail suggesting Ernie Lombardi could benefit from dancing to improve balance. He cites Jake Daubert's dancing as an example of how footwork improves with motion.
The Detroit Tigers wrapped practice in Lakeland, Fla as they prepare for their first exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox in Sarasota on Sunday.
President Johnson aims to visit Detroit to supervise worker elections tied to his plan to avert a 60,000-man auto strike. Auto leaders will decide to accept or reject the plan after a New York meeting, with a nationwide strike possible if the NRA program is not met. The plan calls for elections and an impartial board to pass on employee complaints.
The Great Bell of Moscow stands 20 feet high and weighs 193 tons, earning the title queen of bells.
During the Spanish-American War Colonel Gorgas carried out a covert operation by the light of a bottle of fireflies. The anecdote highlights improvised methods used during battlefield logistics.
A brief notice announces Y M C A Sunday School games taking place on Ward Street. Details are sparse but indicate a community sporting event organized by the Y M C A with local participation.
After three first round games, second round begins Monday in the Junior High School classroom tournament. Results show Room 108 beat Room 116 11 to 2, Room 6 edged Room 109 6 to 2, and Room 102 lost to Room 8 by a score not fully listed.
Craig Wood, the Deal New Jersey star, held a one stroke edge at the Charleston Open after firing 69 and 70 on the wind-swept Wappoo Course on James Island. Vic Ghezzi Henry Picard and Paul Runyan trailed with 140 totals while a large group pressed at 141 to 145. Francis Ford led the amateur.field with 74 72 for 146. Alan Smith slipped to 84 after a 70 opening day.
Sister Mary’s guidance explains that when potatoes are scarce or of poor quality, alternatives like dried beans, peas, lentils, hominy, macaroni, and rice can fill meals. It notes mineral balance, suggests vegetable pairings with paste foods, and lists bean varieties and example menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Joe Knight of Cairo Georgia defeated Les Kennedy of Long Beach California by knockout in a boxing bout held last night in Miami Florida.
Philadelphia lighter Ken Overlin, at 160 pounds, outpoints opponent Danny Hasset, fighting at 167 pounds in Norfolk, Virginia, earning a ten round decision for the win.
Frankie Wol gren of Cheyenne outpointed Dewey Kimrey of Charlotte 10 rounds. Firpo Hipps of Charlotte outpointed John ny Dean of Philadelphia 8 rounds.
In Cleveland Jimmy Dugan outpointed Joe Nelson in a six round bout. In Pocatello Leroy Gibson knocked out Bennie Sherrod in a nine count. The article also notes Sierra Madre locations with temperatures of 150 degrees by day and 22 degrees by night.
Germans have created a piano that can be carried on a horse’s back with the keyboard within reach of the rider. A normal heart beats about 92,160 times a day, illustrating the era’s fascination with mechanical ingenuity.
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