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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1932
Page
13
The article outlines the Y M C A winter program at High Point with multiple sports. It highlights basketball leagues, opening games for Industrial and Commercial City circuits, and senior junior teams with Winston Salem and other opponents on the schedule.
Navy’s Ward Hardman led a 27 15 finish as Navy beat Duke 26 to 9 on a windy five mile course at Annapolis. Duke’s Best runners included Bray and Heritage, while Navy stacked strong times from Hardman Bryn and Bird to secure the win.
High Point high school Bisons begin practice with 40 players under coach Wade Marlette to rebuild after losing star forward Broadus Culler. Returnees include Garland Ridge and Nolan Reid. many new prospects plus Laurence Mickey and Reitzel Gaddis join as the season lists 16 games with dates against Durham Lexington Gastonia Salisbury Charlotte Winston Greensboro.
In Hickory on Thanksgiving Day Mrs. J. W. Espey watched her first football game as North Carolina State met South Carolina to a 7 7 tie. Captain Red Espey of NC State played his last collegiate contest and extended his streak to 33 straight games and 495 consecutive minutes this year.
High Point area wrestling resumes Monday afternoon under Coach Tony Simson who was elected mentor for the High Point grapplers. The team aims for a stronger season after last year’s four matches and two Greensboro losses. Arthur Lea and Buster Moffitt return, with Lea at 115 pounds and Moffitt moving from 112 to 115.
The Carolina Veterans committee of 100 directors will meet in Charlotte to consider plans for veterans legislation. Stanley Wohl of Greensboro is executive secretary, with J. H. Kliv of Charlotte as chairman and Vance S. Garrett of Graham as vice chairman.
Herman Casey, already convicted of killing J. C. Causey of Suffolk Virginia, remains jailed in Kinston awaiting a $10,000 bond to secure release during appeal proceedings after a second trial this month.
In a college football roundup Texas Christian University fell 8 to 0 against Southern Methodist University while Baylor endured a 0 to 12 defeat at Rice Institute highlighting early conference play outcomes.
Coach Julian Beall of High Point college selects a single High Point Panther for the All-Star Little Six team. Craver from High Point is named captain and praised as a capable leader. Other selections include Robinson Catawba left end and MecKenzie Appalachian left tackle among a list of Linor-Rhyne and Guilford players.
Louisiana State University defeated Tulane 14 to 0 to finish its four game Southern Conference schedule undefeated. Tulane was weakened by injuries and illness, with star halfback Don Zimmerman among those sidelined. Duke beat Washington and Lee 13 to 0, while Georgia Tech and Georgia tied 0 to 0 in Atlanta.
Wilbert Robinson, former Brooklyn NL manager and president, returns to baseball as president of the Atlanta Southern Association club. He will back Charles Moor as manager for 1933, with Col. T. L. Huston aiding his return as director.
High Point College plans three IAA games with SI A A opponents for 1933 led by coach Beall. Erskine Sept 22 at Due West marks a centennial celebration appearance, with Wofford Sept 30 at High Point and Presbyterian College to be played in Clinton later in October. A Little Six schedule and an out of state game are under consideration as Beall builds the best Panthers squad since his arrival.
An Ohio motorist refuses a pushy insurance agent offering a policy. The man insists he is not safe at home, signaling wary, cautious sentiment about coverage.
North Carolina State coach Clipper Smith picks four Duke stars and three Wolfpack men for the all-state eleven with two Tar Heels and one each from Wake Forest and Davidson. Notably he did not name a second eleven.
Notre Dame overwhelmed Army 21 to 0 before 80,000 at Yankee Stadium. Ramblers dominated with three touchdowns led by Joe Kurth Ed Krause and George Melinkovich while Army failed to score despite strong early efforts.
Ohio motorist quotes a flirtatious tactic as a wife recounts her spouse flirting to win affection. The column pieces together similar anecdotes, highlighting romantic missteps and social humor surrounding marriage and trust.
High Point High School girls basketball opens practice this week under new coach Olive Brown. The team, boasting Patricia Hall and other returning standouts, aims to rebuild after a strong 1931-32 season while coping with key graduates Edith Crowder Carol McKee Ida May Williard Spry.
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