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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
2
The piece outlines potential college football champions across conferences. Nebraska, Drake and Texas A and M are highlighted for possible titles, with key inter sectional matchups shaping the week. Undefeated teams like Georgia and Texas face crucial tests, while East, Big Ten, and Pacific Coast programs shape the race.
O C Saunders held on $3000 bond for manslaughter after Mrs Mary Spaugh aged 67 died from injuries when struck by an automobile near her home Saturday night. The incident occurred in Winston-Salem as investigators reviewed the fatal hit and run.
Chicoutimi Quebec receives large sums from Compette a professional beggar who owns houses in the city French quarter and asserts Chicoutimi as his birthplace. The report notes the unusual philanthropy and the donor's self stated origins.
North Carolina, fresh off a 1,000 level conference and Big Five balance, hosts Wake Forest in Chapel Hill for a key Big Five clash. Duke aims at a Rose Bowl bid as Hendrickson nursed a broken hand sits out.
Associated Press tally lists Pete Young of Bluefield leading scoring with 90 points in six games. The East, SIAA Kent Murray Teachers, Big Ten Michigan Everhardus, SEC Grant Georgia, Southwest Hilliard Texas, Big Six Graham Kansas State, Pacific Howard USC, Rocky Mountain Richins Utah, Missouri Valley Weiland Drake all shown among top scorers with various point totals.
Duke fullback Bob Cox scored one touchdown to raise his total to 55 as Duke beat Auburn 13 to 7. South Carolina’s Earl Clary added 6 points in a 30-7 loss to LSU, bringing his season total to 42.
Farmers Tom Rink gravely injured and Ellis Iehie 74 Horace Ritchie 36 hurt after their car overturned on a wet pavement near Concord. All are farmers.
Duquesne University rides an eight game unbeaten streak led by a strong team spirit, says Elmer Layden the Duquesne coach and former Notre Dame star. He notes their will to win and predicts a tough upcoming game against Pittsburgh with three touchdowns likely in a win.
The annual church and community revival begins this evening at the First Baptist Church on East Washington Street and will run through the week led by Rev. David R. Powell of Hill Street Baptist Roanoke Virginia. Mrs. F R Mason is ill at her East Washington home and friends wish her a speedy recovery. E Pastor Visits Cherry Street Church Rev C A Washington former Cherry Street Presbyterian pastor spoke at his old church Sunday to the pleased members. Thelma Drake Earns Honor Miss Thelma Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Drake Underhill Avenue is the only student to make the top six weeks scholastic honor roll at William Penn High School with an average of 90 and a quarter.
Hillsboro reports Charlie Albright 40 held without bond after Saturday night shooting of Bill Horner 81. Witnesses say the men drank together and Albright shot Horner during a quarrel sparked by Horner's refusal to leave the house.
Fayetteville reports fatal injuries from a Saturday crash killing J. B. Warren, 75, who died after a collision involving his automobile. The accident occurred Saturday, authorities said.
Duke coach Wallace Wade showcased two nearly flawless passing plays in a 13 to 7 win over Auburn. Rossiter connected with Hendrickson on an 82 yard pass to set up a touchdown, helped by Hendrickson injury woes, then Rossiter hit Rogers for another long score as Duke dissected Auburn's defense.
The coach realizes Corky Cornelius is out and the running game suffers. Bob Cox is limited while Nick Laney struggles, so Wade creates a new passing option to move the ball to his backs beyond Auburn’s secondary. He claims the play is ready.
City officials including City Manager E M Knox Chief W G Friddle and others traveled to Raleigh Saturday to buy motorcycles from the state highway department for the police. Desk sergeant Gene Parrish mocked Buick to West Raleigh stadium as the event unfolded at city hall.
The Raleigh city delegation after a night of business detours to a Carolina State football game, escorted by Captain Farmer and Sergeant Croom, returned home after witnessing a one sided contest. Supporters Renfrow and Johnson faced disappointment as the Tar Heels lost to the Wolf Pack, with Renfrew admitting a quiet end to his high expectations.
In Warrenton on November 6 police searched for two unidentified men who clubbed W. B. Fleming at his service station Saturday night, robbed him of 200, and left him unconscious. He later revived. doctors expect a full recovery.
Ben Moore aged 19 was jailed in Raleigh after admitting the robbery and beating of E. H. Browning a Raleigh businessman. Browning was taken to Petersburg in an injured condition after Moore was arrested in Richmond while attempting to pawn Browning's watch.
In Lexington Virginia Military Institute shows limited wins this season, with only three victories in 11 games and a one point margin twice. Detroit expected to beat Catholic University after routing Holy Cross 24-0.
Lewisburg Pa Bucks challenge Furman from Carolina in a major step toward national honors. The Bucknell squad travels to a pivotal Saturday matchup marking their first interregional test in years.
Ohio State expands its streak in an intercollegiate game against Pennsylvania, seeking a sixth straight win after last beating an eastern foe in 1929.
The Associated Press reports another sweep of results reducing the number of undefeated teams to 19. Duquesne of Pittsburgh leads with eight straight wins, while the Midwest has seven undefeated representatives, followed by the South with six, the East with five, and the Far West with one.
Easton Pa Nov 6 The Middle Three Lafayette high and Rutgers along with Lehigh and Lafayette boast the longest continuous football rivalry on record. The Lafayette Rutgers clash opens the season as the circuit’s first Middle Three game with origins dating to 1882 preceding Lafayette Lehigh’s early meetings.
The statement discusses a measurement where the trunk man’s length is between one third of a and two fifths of his height. It presents a puzzle about proportional body parts and arithmetic relationships.
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