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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1933

Page

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Griffith Trusts Youth To Rally Washington Senators

Clark Griffith believes the Washington Senators building a pennant winner with pep and youth. Ed Linke headlines rookie pitchers while Goose Goslin returns, Cronin leads, and veterans like Sam Rice add depth as the team mixes old and new blood for a potential championship bid.

Ralph Wheatley Associated Press Biloxi Miss Gulf Coast Clark Griffith Washington Walter Johnson Joe Cronin Bucky Harris Senators Cronin Goose Goslin St. Louis Ed Linke Davenport Mississipp Earl Whitebill Detroit Walter Stewart Luther Thomas Youngstown Pep Griffith Yaneen Bleuge Kuhel Myer Manush Goslin Crowder Weaver Sam Rice

B C Relief Promises Quick Cure for Pains

An advertisement touts B C as a fast relief for periodical pains. It claims B C also relieves common colds headaches and neuralgias and muscular aches, and suggests using B C wherever sold.

B. C

One Cent Gas Tax Re-enacted by Special Congress

Washington March 22 AP Representative Burns proposes re-enacting the one cent gas tax at a special session. The House will act once Ways and Means reports the measure. The current gas tax, a major source in last year’s tax bill, expires July 1. Byrnes noted study needed on bank check tax and postage rate changes before action. The Tennessean suggested party members may sway Roosevelt’s budget plans.

Washington Mar Burns Roosevelt

Executor's Notice for Laura Eleanor Dodamead Estate

Thomas E. Dodamead, executor, requires all claimants to present claims against Laura Eleanor Dodamead's estate in Guilford County North Carolina at 416 Gatewood Avenue High Point by March 12 1934 or be barred from recovery. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Dated March 9 1933.

Laura Eleanor Dodamead Guilford North Carolina Gatewood Avenue High Point Thomas E. Dodamead

If You’re Past 40 and Can’t Sleep Try This

Nervous people are advised to drink water at bedtime with a spoonful of Vinol iron tonic. The ad claims nerves relax and sound sleep follows, Vinol provides new pep and strength through Mann Drug Stores.

Mann Drug Stores Ady

Orcutt Leads Qualifiers in Swist North and South Golf

Maureen Orcutt of Englewood paired with Mrs Gall Maxwell of Spring Lake as match play begins. Orcutt topped 69 starters with a 78 in qualifying, six strokes ahead of Bernice Wall as winds and sand greens challenge top contenders in Pinehurst.

Pinehurst Maureen Orcutt Englewood N. J Gall Maxwell Spring Lake N. Y Miss Orcutt Bernice Wall Oshkosh Wis Mra Hill Kansas City Miss Orcit Helen Waring J. M Great Neck L. T Ve. Bernice Wall

Freddie Miller Retains Featherweight Title in Los Angeles

Freddie Miller the National Boxing Association featherweight champion won an eight of ten round decision over Speedy Dado in Los Angeles. Miller controlled the bout after a strong middle phase, while Dado, who weighed 120% pounds, failed to sustain a challenge. Miller took $2,000, with promoter disputes over guarantees noted.

Louisville Henry Firpo Jack Kilbourne Chicago Alexandria Marty Gallagher Washington Bob Tow Birmingham Ala St. Louis James L. Craddock New Jersey al Stillman Los Angeles Freddie Miller Cincinnati Speedy Dado Philippines Wally Fraser Inglewood Calif Baxter Calmes National Boxing Association Chaleer California Dado Baby Arizmendi Little Dempsey Miller Mexico City Dados Pat O'Riley Strange Dade

Night Baseball Proposed for High Point College

An editorial urges High Point College to start night baseball this spring under lights at the local park. It praises Coach Virgil Yow’s ability to build a contender and argues night games could revive college football and draw fans, suggesting Guilford and Elon meet under night lights and advocating Friday night schedules to maximize attendance.

High Point College Branthers Virgil Yow Yow Guilford Elon John H. Fan High Point

High school athletics spotlight and season ticket push

The High Point high school athletic association launches spring programs for baseball track and golf after football and basketball lag in revenue. Season tickets for all track meets and baseball games cost 25 cents, a bargain locals may buy. Coach Wade Marlette seeks a Western Conference baseball title with limited pitching and experience, while Charlie Spencer faces a rebuilding track squad from last year’s state champions due to graduations and new talent.

Wolf-Is High Point High School Athletic Association Mason and Dixon Wade Marlette Marlette Charlie Spencer

High Point opens track season versus Winston-Salem rivals

The high school opens its track season Friday afternoon facing Winston-Salem, eager to avenge a basketball defeat and deliver a thrilling sprint showcase that should draw fans to the field.

Winston-Salem Winston High Point

Leading Piedmont league pitchers by season since 1920

The Piedmont league top winning percentages are listed from 1920 to 1932. Danville’s Friday led in 1920 with .750, V Day of High Point tops in 1921 at .875, Huffman Salisbury hits .842 in 1927, and Whcal Charlotte posts .843 in 1931.

Durham Charlotte Hornets Johnny Dobbs High Point Winston-Salem Vv. Day Hig Point Huffman Salisbury Vicar Charlotte Piedmont Ayr Danville V. Day Hi, Pt Eldridge Kelfer H. P.W Raleigh

Oxford Cambridge To Invade America

The combined Oxford Cambridge track team, featuring at least three former American university athletes, will run three summer meets in the United States and Canada. Evan A. Hunter of Oxford wrote to John T. McGovern, father of these fixtures, outlining dates. They open against a Harvard Yale squad on July 8, then face a Princeton Cornell combined team July 15, and meet a Canadian squad at Hamilton Ontario.

New York Oxford

Revival hits of past years prove successful in Hollywood

Hollywood writers suggest reviving old hits for fresh box office. Examples include Smilin Through with Norma Talmadge and newer stars, Daddy Long Legs and Tess of the Storm Country, Madam Butterfly with Sylvia Sidney, White Sister with Helen Hayes and Clark Gable, and other classic titles finding new life. Genevieve Tobin’s rise came from a New York call about ten years ago, leading to Palmy Days and later film work. Estelle Taylor’s luncheon incident shows paparazzi cornering star life as John Warburton trades dramatic notes.

Dan Thomas NEA Hollywood Norma Talmadge Orma Shearer Fredric March Leslie Howard Janet Gaynor Warner Baxter Charley Farrell Mary Pickford Madam Butterfly Sylvia Sidney Ronald Colman Lillian Gish Helen Hayes Clark Gable Genevieve Genevieve Tobin New York Miss Tobin Europe Ethel Barrymore Arthur Hopkins Hopkins Cruise

Billy Petrolle To Meet Ross Tonight In Chicago Bout

Billy Petrolle faces Young Barney Ross in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Petrolle seeks to prove his grit against Ross who eyes a title shot at Tony Canzoneri. An expected crowd of 15,000 could yield about $30,000 as fans pack the arena tonight.

Chicago Billy Petrolle Despoiler Barney Ross Petrolle Ross Tony Canzoneri Chicago Stadium T. Petrolle

Babe Ruth And Ruppert Hold Third Meet Today

Ruth and Col. Jacob Ruppert may close a New York Yankee contract today in St. Petersburg Florida. Ruth hopes for agreement after a prior session ended with Ruth demanding 550000 and Ruppert offering less.

Babe Ruth Ruppert ST. Petersburg Fre Ruth Col Jacob Ruppert Babe New York Yankee Col. Ruppert

Rockies Top Pelicans 6 5 Behind Wild Pitches and Hits

New Orleans saw Cleveland prevail 6 to 5 as Belve Bean Monte Pearson and Lefty Perrin allowed five hits among them. Pearsons wildness handed seven free passes to the Pelicans while three Cleveland pitchers toed the rubber in a tight road game.

New Orleans Rockies Cleveland New Orleans Pelicans Belve Bean Monte Pearson Lefty Perrin Peareson

Golden Miller and Gregalach Favorites for Grand National

London reports Golden Miller and Gregalach remain the joint favorites for the Grand National at Ain Tree to be run Friday. They held at 9 to 1, with strong support from punters and confident trainers. Trouble Maker on 66 to 1 is least favored among the American bred entrants, Dusty Foot second choice among American-owned contenders. Racing interest shifts to the Lincolnshire Handicap where Victor Emanuel's Totalg is among early favorites.

London Mar Dorothy Paget Golden Iller Gregalash Aintree Trouble Baker J. H. Whitney Dusty Foot G. H Pete) Bostwick Victor Emanuel

London Refuse Costs Set at Four Million Annually

The city faces an annual refuse collection expense of 4 million dollars as a budgeting figure. This figure reflects ongoing municipal waste management costs and related services for London.

London

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