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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1934

Page

2

All Southern Conference Eleven Named by AP Picks

Duke leads with five players on the AP All Southern Conference team followed by North Carolina with three and state schools claiming the rest. Washington and Lee dominates the bake as captains praise George Barclay of North Carolina as a top national talent.

Joseph BH. Nettles Associated Press Richmond District of Columbia Duke North Carolina Maryland N. C. State Virginia South Carolina Washington Generals Washington and Lee Allwaiters George Barclay Barclay

Grayson Switched To QB for Weinstock on All American

From 224-player nominee list NEA Service declares 1934 All American football team. Bobby Grayson shifts to quarterback to free room for Pitt’s Izzie Weinstock. two players from Minnesota and North Carolina named unanimous first-team picks.

Grayson Weinstock Harry Grayson NEA Service Sports Hositor Saal Nea Service Board of Coaches NEA Service Today Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain Frank Larson Minnesota Geo North Carolina Bobby Grayson Jim Moserip Stanford Millard Howell Alabama Izzie Weinstock Pitt Cardinals Lou Little Columbia Dink Templeton Bobby Dink Cardinal Flash Fred “Buze” Borries Navy Jack Beynon Illinois Bobby Wilson Southern Methodist Wilson Howell Frank Thomas Alabama Tide Jay Berwanger University of Chicago Pus Lund Jack Buckler Army Abe Michal Louisiana State

Special Notice Adds First Run Theatrical Claim

A notice asserts that this production has never been shown in any other theatre to High Point and is being presented as a first run exclusive.

Leading Coaches Pick These as Class of Land eeeeeee PCs

A 1940s style players list shows first team selections from Stanford Oklahoma North Carolina Utah State Ohio State Navy Minnesota Stanford SMU with Grayson at QB and Larson as captain. Numerous second team and honorable mention names span Fordham Washington State Tulane Pittsburgh Navy Notre Dame and others.

Stanislas Kostka Minnesota Steamroller Jim Moscrip Stanford Frank Larson Minnesota Moscrip Larson Frank Borden Fordham Goodwin West Virginia Dornin Navy Hutson Alabama NEA America Jackland Pitt Lewis Hardage Lahoma Harry Mehregia Bill Spaulding Percey Lacey Denver Southern Ist Bart Minsk Dartmouth Lou Littl Columbia Thornhill Ingram California Ti Tom Hamilton Pra Schmidt Ohio State Hanley Northwestern Clarence W. Spears W Sin Eimer Eimer ©. Henderson, An; Slip Madigan Saint Jim Crowley Meehan Manhattan Friedman N. Y Red Grange Barclay Monahan Ohio Charlies Hartwig Val Boyer Bevan Minguard Mucha Wash Pcs L. E.—Moscrip L. T Oklahoma L. Gee—Barclay North Carolina Yo —Ward Utah State T.—Cutter Eeeree Grayson L. H.—Wilson Southern Methodist M. H.—Howell Theodoratus State Boyer U. Cc Reaver Robinson Tulane Hartwig Pittsburgh Reynolds Berries Berwanger Chicago Purvis Tinsley Wendt Vairo Notre Dame Wilkinson Bucknell Bogdanski Colgate Nunn Cornell Dublel Harvard Booker Lea Princeton Kelly Tate Beckstead Utah Ward Michigan Tenner Sanger Texas Stewart Wenta Duke Rupert Kentucky Morse Oregon Erdiits St. Mary's Dugger Ruskas Louisiana State Bailey Tennessee Tessier Miller Rice Maddox Kansas State Benton Arkansas Foster Iowa Galbreath Illinois Penn Mckenzie Brooke Babo Scott Yale Gundlach Gryboski Dainois Burns Stacy Ormiston Moran Holy Cross Rade Duquesne Jantes Syracuse Murphy Colorado Kawai Wetsel M. A Bayle Brown Vanderbilt Warmath Welch Auburn Stojack Haydak Washington State Prochaska Tulea Shotwell Stevens Temple Olampia Robertshaw Jones Lester Texas Christian McKnight Georgia Sanders Loyola of Los Angeles San Francisco Williams Roberts Georgia Tech McCauley Pearce Baylor Seidel Hardin Munjas Iowa State Roscoe Stratt L. Stark Warmebin Michigan State Long Leemans George Washington Cornelius Dixon Hamilton Cheshire Nichelini Saint Mary's Melinkevich Pitney Alphonse McDonough Shuford Gilbreath Berry Smuckler Stancock Army Dennis Tulsa Irwin

Weinstock Shines as Purdue Star Trails King Kong

In 1934 Pittsburgh football notes record Weinstock as a line smasher and pivot in Sutherland's laterals, blending power with halfback deftness. Duane Purvis of Purdue is praised as a top fullback, with injuries keeping him from early games and preventing a Purdue upset of Pitt.

Pittsburgh Weinstock Pitt Jock Sutherland Duane Purvis Purdue Boilermakers King Kong

Bison Harriers Headed to N J Meet on Thanksgiving

The High Point High School cross country team of three time state champions sails to Newark New Jersey for the national cross country meet on Thanksgiving. Local donations covered travel expenses totaling just over ninety dollars. Team members Costa Davis Elrighton Dennis Chastain Bolton Cook Hedrick will compete as locals express strong civic support.

High Point High Point High School Newark N. J New Jersey Frank J. Bizemore I Chamber of Commerce Andrank Jamiel Thenterprise Lovale Costa Davis Elrington Den Nis Chastain Bolton Cook Hedrick

Mills Home Triumph Over Kannapolis 13-12 in Thriller

Mills Home defeated Kannapolis High 13 to 12 in a thrilling football contest at Kannapolis. Smith scored the decisive extra point after a late drive, with Trilley and Miller scoring Mills Home touchdowns and Richardson and Clement handling Kannapolis extra tallies. Substitutes included Chatham and Hammond for Mills Home, Taggart and Hudson for Kannapolis. The article also notes Saulwitz, Prussia being electrified as a demonstration of affordable electricity.

Thomasville Mills Tts Kannapolis High Kannapolis Smith Trilley Miller Baptiste Richardson Clement Kannapolia Pos Mille Home Barger Scarborough Wentz Thomas Melee Ctics Ctdeecr Phillips Whitt Hawkina Hood R Roberts Mediia Payne Meade Baldwin Clement Franes Coe Mille Home Chatham Hammond Taggart Hudson Wentz Saulwitz Prussia

Big Five Teams In Final Drills Before Thanksgiving Games

North Carolina, Duke, Wake Forest, NC State and Davidson held final heavy drills as they prepare for upcoming clashes. Tar Heels adjusted line positions due to tackle shortages. Duke polished tactics. Wake Forest practiced aerial plays. NC State focused on pass defense despite rain. Davidson featured Captain Jonny Orell and Barney Hand returning from injuries.

State Duke Durham Barclay Carolina Wake Forest Davidson North Carolina Charlotte N, C Carl Snavely Tar Heels Virginia Charlottesville Share Hill Snavely George Barclay Cliff Daugherty Georgia Jim Weaver Kitchin W Shepard D. Holton Chetty Beca Brig Jonny Orell Barney Hand Dec Newton Johnston

Tattooing marks on the body a Burma shield in war

A note from Burma reports that tattooing certain marks on the body is viewed as a safeguard against participation in warfare. The practice is described as a cultural belief tied to protective value in conflict contexts.

Burma

Ear Defenders Provided to Workers in Noisy British Tories

Workers in noisy British environments receive ear defenders as part of safety and well being measures to protect hearing and improve efficiency.

Shakespeare’s Most Talkative Work Among His Plays

A humorous oddity notes Let as the most talkative Shakespearean work with 1659 lines. A Canadian legal decree allows children in certain provinces to attend school barefoot.

Shakespeare Let Canada

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