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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1930

Page

12

Duke Beats Springfield 7-5 in Baseball Opener at Hanes Field

Duke University opened the local baseball season on Hanes Field by defeating Springfield College 7-5. Springfield scored both runs in the first and seventh innings, after three first inning hits and two seventh inning hits plus two Duke errors.

Durham Mar Duke University Hanes Field Springfield College Springfield Duke

Goebel and Hyatt Fight Top Pros to Halved Charlotte Match

In Charlotte a large gallery watched Bill Goebel and Freddy Hyatt square a 18 hole match with Horton Smith and Densmore Shure. Smith shot 73 while Shute carded 71 with five birdies, eclipsing the course record shared by Goebel and Heath.

Bill Goebel Freddy Hyatt Densmore Shute Horton Smith Charlotte Mar Cragston N. Y Densmore Shure Columbus Ohio Hyatt Goebel Denny Shute Shute Jack Heath

Schmeling Sharkey Fight Set for June 12 at Yankee Stadium

Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey will clash for heavyweight supremacy on June 12 at Yankee Stadium after a date move from June 26. Schmeling sails from Germany by April 20 to train in New York, with Joe Jacobs arranging camp. formal NYSAC approval anticipated. The bout is tied to the Garden and New York milk fund committee efforts.

New York Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Yankee Stadium Madison Square Garden Sharkey-Schmeling Yankees Schmeling Germany Madison Square Garden Corporation New York Milk Fund Committee William Randolph Hearst

Champions Rally From Early Defeats In Wall Handball

Greensboro Y M C A hand ball singles and doubles teams win state championships after dropping first round matches. Dicks wins singles with a lower bracket rally. Israel and Barney take the doubles title for Gate City.

Israel Barney Greensboro Y. M. C. A Durham Salisbury Coleman High Point Waynick Wheeler Overcash Greensboro Gate City W. T. Saunders M. L. Patrick Minder Donahoe Rowan

Braves win fourth straight in Miami exhibition

Boston Braves beat the Athletics 6 to 3 in Miami. Haas hit a homer in the fifth inning as Boston extends its exhibition winning streak to four. Also in Florida, Babe Ruth leads the Yankees to a 17 to 2 rout of Houston with a three homer and seven RBI performance.

Babe Yanks Houston Columbus Downs Phillies Giants White Sox Reds Miami Fla Boston Braves Atletics Haas Athletics Boston Earshaw Walbert Schang Perkins R. Smith Cunningham Spohrer

Kaye Don Seeks Speed Mark Today

Kaye Don plans a record attempt at 231 miles per hour on the Daytona Beach course if conditions improve at low tide tomorrow. He inspected the beach and found it in the best state since his arrival, awaiting favorable weather reports before asking permission to run at 2 30 p m through the American Automobile Association. The 24 cylinder bullet racer has been idle in its garage after recent test runs while awaiting ideal beach conditions.

Daytona Beach Fla Kaye Don Don American Automobile Association Sir Henry Segrave

Minnis Homer Cements Cats Victory in Fighth

Davidson defeats North Carolina State College 6 to 4 as John McInnis homers after an error to spark the rally in the eighth. Parrish and Turner spark NC State with earlier hits but Averette and Kugler shine on the mound for Davidson.

Raleigh Mar John McInnis Proctor Davidson North Carolina State Cats Parrish State Turner Averette Tech Kugler E Parrish Milver Goodson McInnis O Mathis Armfield Bernhardt N. C Zarner Sargrove Brake Bowden Eatman Fieme Wilkie Gerock Baggett

Pointer Hosiery Bachelors Win Big in Bowling Meet

The Pointer Hosiery Mill team defeated Wright Clothing Company by five pins while the Bachelor Five beat City Stores by 82 pins in bowling action at Lucky Strike alleys yesterday.

Pointer Wright Clothing Company Bachelor Montgomery Clodfelter Ee Foust Eeesee John Deewee Ewe Ewer Eeewee

High Point Junior High Nine Opens Season with Win

The High Point Junior High nine defeated the Chestnut Street Sluggers 1 to 0 on the high school diamond. Ralph Eldridge pitched dominantly allowing one hit and fanning nine over seven innings. Monk Bryant led the Sluggers in a tough opener.

High Point Junior High School Chestnut Street Monk Bryant Ralph Ellridge Dr. High Eldridge Gruley Byrd Workman

Rockne Plans Return Trip From Miami After Rumor

Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne announced he will depart Miami Beach on April 10 for South Bend. He dismissed reports he would retire for a year and said he would ease up only slightly, noting heavy snow would limit practice.

Miami Beach Fla Knute Rockne South Bend Notre Dame

Guilford Beats Winston rookies in opener

Guilford College Quakers defeated the Winston-Salem Twins 6 to 4 in a Piedmont League pre-season game. McCall walked in a run with the bases loaded and Davis cleared them with a two-base hit as Guilford pulled ahead in the ninth. Swain shut out the Twins for three innings.

Springfield Graham Miller Davidson Becker Bigsbee Blask Kinney Gunn Wood Lippenenanae Duke Ab IL Harrington Peane Werber Oe Kistler Rochelle Murray Lf Farley Warren Cc Oeawkins Relue Jenkins Duke Kistler Harrington Murray - Warren Hawkins Belue Farley Lipp Deane Morgan Piedmont League Concord Mar Winston-salem Twins Quakers Guilford College McCall C. Davis Hendrix Swain Collegians Guilford Winston-Salem

UNC to host three home events and Georgia swing week

University of North Carolina outlines a busy week with three home events and a Georgia road trip for baseball. The Tar Heels host Cornell Monday and Tuesday and Washington and Lee Thursday, then travel to Georgia for two games against the Bulldogs Friday and Saturday. A Saturday track meet vs Georgia Tech at Chapel Hill features Eddie Hamm and Doug Graydon, as UNC seeks to extend a long dual-meet win streak. All home baseball games start at 4 o clock.

Chapel Hill Georgia Georgia Tech University of North Carolina Tar Heel Springfield Cornell Washington and Lee North Carolina Tar Heels Bulldogs Furman Eddie Hamm Doug Graydon Farmer Arnold Brown

Fight Cancelled Over Eye Injury In Davenport Bout

Mickey Walker sustained an eye injury in his Davenport Davenport Iowa bout with Kayo White. The scheduled title defense against Canadian light heavyweight contender Tarje Longer was called off, halting plans for a Detroit fight next Friday night.

Detroit Arch Mickey Walker Kayo White Davenport Iowa M’ ‘Lle Vyght W.ih T Ije Car Langer

Pin Dots Fashion Declares Tiny Polka Silk Trend

The report notes a fashion trend featuring pin dotted silks shrinking to neat sizes for suits frocks hats scarves and chiffon evening dresses.

High Point Baseball Falls 10 5 to Reidsville in Opener

High Point College opened its season with a 10 to 5 loss to Reidsville at home. Lack of practice showed as pitchers struggled despite strong hitting and solid defense from both sides. Ray Wall stood out among new players for High Point. Reidsville collected 12 hits while High Point managed 6. Beaver earned the win, Andrews the loss, as the game ran two hours with no errors recorded.

High Point College Reidsville Panthers Ray Wall Collegians High Point AB Ewilliams Weerted Peat SS Radcliffe Pauuay Furches B. Ss Q VanNatta Andrews BO Cece Seeees Ee Ae Crave BSF Reidsville AB RH PO Saccb Tervard Deneen Ti Iia Sheridan Wey Ward Beaver Sistine Cine Wall Cofer Mabry Duncan Fuquay Baker Williams van- Natta Warlick Craver Yaw Slatin High Point MecWorter

Lenoir Rhyne defeats Oak Ridge in Hickory baseball

Lenoir Rhyne Bear Diamond beat Oak Ridge 9 to 5 in Hickory. Jack Kiser starred with six assists and two of four at bat. Oak Ridge pitchers Ferrell and Ray allowed 13 hits, while Mauney and Erdley held Oak Ridge to 10. Bentley clubbed a double and a home run for Oak Ridge.

Hickory LenOir-Rhyne Bear Diamond Oak Ridge Jack Kiser Rhyner Ferrell Ray Mauney Erdley Bentley Lenoir R Winecoff Shaw

Doeg McKay Beaten by Rainville Baggs in Semi finals

Johnny Doeg of Santa Monica and Jack McKay of Miami Beach fell to Marcel Rainville of Montreal and Fred Baggs of New York in a South Florida Tennis tournament doubles semi who won 1 6 6 3 9 7 after dropping the first set. George Lott of Chicago and Sam Hardy of New York also advanced to the doubles final with a 5 3 6 3 6 4 win over Carroll Turner and Jarvis Adams.

Miami Beach Flia Johnny Doeg Santa Monica Calif Jack McKay Marcel Rainville Montreal Fred Baggs New York South Florida Rainville Boggs George Lott Chicago Sam Hardy Carroll Turner Miami Jarvis Adams Montauk Point L. I Lott Hardy Baggs Doeg

Washington and Lee Defeats Duke in Fast Track Meet

Washington and Lee's track team, indoor champions, defeated Duke 80 to 46 in Durham. Sandifer scored 18 points winning the 100 yard dash 220 yard dash and high jump. Bailey won the discus with 132 feet 11 inches. All events completed in one hour 45 minutes.

Durham Washington and Lee Duke University Sandifer Cenera Beiter Duke Bailey

Doubles Challenge Issued After Win

J. L. Payne and C. L. McDowell defeated Willis Sensenbach and Wood Cecil 379 in a special doubles match at King Pin Alleys. Payne and McDowell then issued a challenge to any other doubles team for additional contests. all four players posted series scores with Payne finishing 298 and McDowell 382.

J. L. Payne C. L. McDowell Willis Sensenbach Wood Cecil Payne McDowell W. Sensenbach CCC Sanceene

New Horsehair Dinner Hats With Wide Brims Debut

A fashion note urges wearers to swap daytime hats for new horsehair dinner hats featuring wide brims and a snug crown revealing hair. The guidance highlights a shift in formal dining attire and headwear style.

Stribling Scott Fight Agreed Upon in London May

Pa Stribling announced definite terms for a heavyweight bout between Young Stribling and Phil Scott in London this May. No date set as the elder Stribling and son sail to England next Friday on the Majestic, with at least three other bouts arranged for promotion by Jeff Dickson.

Atlanta Pa Stribling W. L Stribling Phil Scott London New York Majestic England Jeff Dickson

Tar Heel Golfers Dominate NC State in Season Opener

The University of North Carolina golf team crushed North Carolina State 15 to 3 at Hope Valley. Captain Charlie Chatham led with 75 and 77 for 152 total, while Stewart posted 79 and 74 for 153. Willis and Goodes also excelled in singles and doubles to seal the win.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina North Carolina State Hope Valley Country Club Chatham Goodes Stewart Mott Rion White Willis Murray Tar Heels Charlie Chatham

Ribbed Silks Highlight Spring Office Style

The ribbed silks define this spring's style and practicality. A navy blue or black frock with lingerie touches at the neck and wrists should be a first choice for office wear.

Guilford Nine Schedules Seventeen Games for Season

Guilford College releases a seventeen game schedule led by a northern trip featuring Bridgewater Georgetown Quantico and the Medical College of Virginia The Quakers meet Wake Forest three times and Little Six rivals twice with opportunities for new players to contribute as spring practice begins Local date April 29 set for several home games and a Georgetown opener listed as March 22 in Greensboro

Houston Tex Babe Ruth New York Yankees New York Pipsras Zachary Bengough Lingrel Reinhart Breedon Morrow Guilford College Quakers Carlyle Shepard Bridgewater Georgetown Quantico Virginia Medical College Wake Forest Little Six Atlantic Christian High Point John Anderson Appalachian Concord Winston Salem Johnson Pierce Anderson Davis Meadows Stout Turner Nelson Georgetown Memorials Stadium Greensboro Winston Salem Twins Appalachaia Hobbsfield Reidsville Luckies Elon Thare Salisbury Wake Forrest Hickory Appalacha In - Boone Hobb’s Field Washington Medical College of Virginia Richmond

A Great Help in Munich Milk Tale

A German publication quotes a mother selling milk to support her family while a child laments their meager income. The father’s role is implied as ineffective, with a blunt remark about him “pouring in the water.”

Fliegende Blaetter Munich

Salisbury Boys Pay Visit Here

Three carloads from Salisbury Em ployed boys visited the local club on a Friday night returning a visit by High Point boys earlier in the season. The evening featured club activities and a stringed orchestra. After refreshment duties, both clubs played a basketball game on the gym floor with Salisbury trailing High Point 24 to 10 at time.

Salisbury High Point John Younty Woodrow Thomas Graham Farlow

Thomas Mills Defeats Thomasville In Opening Game

The Thomas Mill baseball team opened the 1930 season with a 5 to 4 win over Thomasville. Hastings pitched four innings for High Point, allowing two hits and one run, followed by Lefty Young who surrendered four hits and three runs. Blosser Worley and Thomas led the bats, with Gamp providing strong power for Thomasville. Johnson and Perdue also showed solid defense.

Thomas Mill Thomasville Hastings High Point Lefty Young Blosser Worley Thomas Gamp Johnson Perdue

Too Cold To Snow Says Weather Bureau

The Weather Bureau explains the saying that it cannot snow when it is extremely cold is true only if temperatures fall to about 49 or 50 degrees below zero. With enough moisture, snow can occur. at that extreme cold moisture is nearly absent.

Washington U. S. Weather Bureau

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