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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1931

Page

9

Turkey Day Showdown Set For Kenan Stadium Crowd Soars

State teams prep for Thanksgiving games with large crowds expected in North Carolina. Wake Forest, Davidson, and North Carolina all end their seasons tomorrow while Duke closes at Virginia. key players return from injuries and new backfield combos are planned for Duke.

Ifty Carolina Cavalier North Carolina Chapel Hill Kenan Stadium Johnny Branch Dash Tar Heels Virginians Stuart Chandler Bill Croom Rip Slusser Duke Virginia Stanton McIver Froneberger Pat Miller Deacon Charlotte Concord Gore Field Wake Forest Davidson Monk Younger Wildcats N. C. State Columbia S. C South Carolina Blue Devils Lowell Mason Brewer

Kernersville Routs High Point For Second State Soccer Title

Kernersville defensive play held High Point at bay as Whicker scored the first goal off a long pass and Vance added a second. High Point replied with a late penalty by Sappenfield, but Kernersville held on to win 2 to 1 at Guilford High School field.

Kernersville High School Guilford High School Bison Kernersville Forsyth County High Point Fred Sappenfield Buster Moffitt G. Vance Hendrix Sappenfield Whicker Edwards Moffitt Kernersvil Pas R. Norman

Bowling league results highlight City Duckpin action

In Strike alleys matches last night Bowling rey Lucky Strike Gulf Service Station won three from Wilson Motor Co Quality Bakery also swept the Caroolina Veneer Southeastern Express defeated Fowler's Store two of three Rothrock and McCollum led the singles with 125 pins and Rothrock 333 three game total Rambe lis posted 336 for high three games Nolen led final game with top single and three game totals Tonight at 8 o'clock the Industrial league will roll its regular round at Lucky Strike alleys.

Gulf Service Station Wilson Motor Company Quality Bakery Caroolina Southeastern Express Fowler's Store Rothrock McCollum Rambelis Nolen At & O Industrial League Lucky Strick Wilson Motor CO. James Abbott

Loyola Dropped Football and Embraced Basketball

Loyola University will not return to football, with Rev. Robert M. Kelly stating intercollegiate basketball has become the school's big sport. He notes registration remains steady and academic performance trends upward, while Loyola has added gymnastics swimming boxing golf tennis and track to its athletic program.

Chicago Loyola University Robert M. Kelly Kelly Loyola Board of Regents

Johnny Farrell Weds Catherine Hush in New York Church

Johnny Farrell, 1928 national open golf champion, and Miss Catherine Hush of Old Greenwich Connecticut were married at St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church yesterday. They met in St Augustine Florida where Farrell is winter golf pro and recently appeared together in golf related motion pictures. Minnesota and Wisconsin state university football elevens have

New York Johnny Farrell Catherine Hush Old Greenwich

Several Important Games For Tomorrow

Atlanta writer Robert Bunnelle surveys the Thanksgiving weekend slate in Dixie football. Key include Kentucky at Tennessee, Vanderbilt vs Alabama, Auburn versus South Carolina, UNC at Virginia, VMI at Virginia Tech, Mississippi vs Mississippi A&M, and Florida at UCLA with major showdowns Saturday in Tulane LSU, Georgia vs Georgia Tech, and Washington and Lee vs Duke.

Robert Bunnelle Atlanta South Dixie Tennessee Kentucky Tulane Vanderbilt Alabama Nashville Tenn Auburn South Carolina Montgomery Ala Chapel Hill N. C Virginia Military-Virginia Polytechnic Crash Roanoke M. Battle Oxford Miss Florida U. C. L. A. Outfit Los Angeles Cali Chattanooga Loyola-Santa Clara New Orleans Furman-Celmson Greenville D. C Louisiana State Georgia Georgia Tech Athens Washington and Lee Mississippi Miss. A M. Sewanee Furman Clemson

Rivalry Stretches 42 Years as West’s Most Constant Series

A practically unbroken clash spanning 42 years stands as the west’s most enduring rivalry. The long rivalry showcases consistent competition, memorable moments, and deep-rooted regional significance for both teams and their fans.

Plans Completed for Charity Duke Carolina Football Game

Duke Carolina stars will face a team from the other big five in Duke Stadium on December 5. The American Legion will handle statewide ticket sales. Sixty percent of proceeds go to the state relief fund with 40 percent aiding local charities. others may apply the 40 percent to their relief funds.

Raleigh Duke-Carolina Big Five North Carolina Duke Stadium Governor's Unemployment Council Henry C. Bourne American Legion Legion Gardner N. C. State Wake Forest Davidson Sta Relief Fund

Stribling Injures Hand Forfeits Schaaf Bout

Pa Stribling announced that W. L. Stribling injured his left hand in the Birmingham fight with Pietro Corri and will postpone the December 3 Chicago bout with Ernie Schaaf as tendons and muscles were torn.

Atlanta Pa Stribling W. L Young) Stribling Ernie Schaaf Chicago Pietro Corri Birmingham Ala

North Carolina Wildlife Notes and Coast Fishing Highlights

A North Carolina column covers wildlife value estimates from the Biological Survey, legal restrictions on feather use, and deer hide and antler tips. Reports detail Audubon Society observations on plume hunting and recovery of egrets and Least Terns, plus notes on Channel Bass and Striped Bass fishing along the coast. Bears in East Lake townships total 942 over 50 years, with named local hunter records. Mountain fires threaten Marion and Blowing Rock areas. wardens suppress blazes and protect refuges.

Bob Allen The Audubon Society North Carolina Florida Gulf Coast Bears I. P. Davis Manteo Down Mr. Davis EB. L. Basnight East (Likker) Lake East Lake Township Daniel Basnight Bill Basnight John Basnight Bill Frank Sawyer Daniel J. E. Duvall L. W. Ambrose East Lake Carolina Marion Blowing Rock

Madison Square Rejects Schmeling Walker Fight in California

Madison Square Garden president William F. Carey announces MSG will not promote Schmeling vs Walker or any heavyweight title bout in California that winter. He cites lack of local fight fans and insists major fights belong in New York with strong attendance and wealth, mentioning Miami as a possible site and reaffirming Dempsey’s ties to MSG.

Madison Square Schmeling-Walker California New York Max Schmeling Los Angeles Mickey Walker William F. Carey Madison Square Garden Tex Rickard Jimmy Johnston Schmeling Walker Virgin Territory Cleveland Stribling Mr. Carey Miami Jack Dempsey

Duke Student Pays Admission After Gate Crash

A Duke student sent NC State athletic director Dr Ray Sermon two dollars to cover admission after joining a crowd that rushed the gate at a fall football game on the State campus. He said it was his first offense and his conscience prompted payment.

DUKE Raleigh N. C Ray R. Sermon N. C. State College Sermon State

Local Duckpin League Scores Highlight O E Kearns and Bellas Hess Wins

In King Pin Three 1931 matches O E Kearns and Bellas Hess each took two of three from Thomas Mills and the North State Telephone team. Miss Hood of Telephone hit 98 in a single game, and Mrs Pickelsimer led O E Kearns to a new three game team record of 1131 pins with a 256 individual total.

O. E. Kearns Bellas Hess Thomas Mills North State Telephone Lady Rollers Miss Hood The Telephone Company Mrs. Pickelsimer E. Kearns EB. Kearns Hooks Hedrick Millington Pickelsimer Ee Oe Oo Oorn Bepe Thomas Mills Jackson Sheltom

North Carolina Public Service Beats North State Telephone in League

In a postponed Commercial League match the Public Service team defeated North State Telephone three straight games. Lopp rolled 117 pins for the high single and 327 for the three game total to lead the Public Service team to victory. Potts led the Telephone side with high individual scores.

North Carolina Public Service North State Telephone Company Telephone Five Lopp Potts Telephone Company

Second Guessing By Jack Gillen Jr

Sports column recaps last week's picks with an 813 percentile and a 284 76 and .789 season record. It previews tomorrow's games including Virginia vs North Carolina and a High Point College vs Langley Field matchup.

Percen Vermont Springfield Turkey Virginia North Carolina Cavaliers Carolina Johnny Branch Bill Thomas Jullian Beall Purple Panthers High Point College Lenoir-Rhyne Hampton Tidewater Langley Field Birds Charlotte Old Deacons Wildcats Catawba Rhyne Hickory

Boxing results from Minneapolis and Indianapolis cards

Wilbur Chevalier of Milwaukee outpointed Paul Wangley of Minneapolis in Minneapolis. Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute knocked out Gary Leach of Gary in Indianapolis. Samoa remains the only American possession south of the equator.

Minneapolis Wilbur Chevalier Milwaukee Paul Wangley Indianapolis Sammy Kid) Slaughter Terre Haute Ind Gary Leach Gary Samoa

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