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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1939

Page

8

Duke Coach Wallace Wade Endorsed As Greatest He Ever Had

Compilation of sports anecdotes from Wallace Wade and others. Notes Wade praising Duke teams, Stirnweiss and Bailey stories, Jock Sutherland reflections, and multiple college football tidbits including Harmon, Evashevski, and rugby remarks.

Altier Out Fernandez Ready For High Point App State Clash

High Point College football faces Appalachian Friday as Frankie Fernandez returns at quarterback and co captain Seymour Franklin is likely to play. Star center Altier is out for the season with a wrist injury, while Mickey Cochrane has an ankle sprain possibly keeping him from the Ripper game. Bill Bennett steps in as experienced first-string center. The team aims to improve blocking tackling and punting while pursuing a potent passing attack led by Sinclair Horney, Jimmy Moore, Whitey Watts, and George Denny. The homecoming program includes a band drill and a new show for Friday night.

Marse Grant Jinx High Point Virgil Frankie Fernandez Clarksburg W. Va Panthers Appalachian Elon Seymour Franklin Paul Altier Dover Mickey Cochrane Altier Bill Bennett Bennett William and Mary Braves Yow Sinclair Horney Jimmy Moore Whitey Watts George Demmy

Captain of Carolinas 1893 eleven buried in Asheville

Funeral services were held for Alfred S. Barnard 68 former mayor of Asheville 1907 1909. Barnard captained the University of North Carolina 1893 football eleven in the sport’s early days as teams sometimes played four intercollegiate games in a week. He died at his home Friday night.

Asheville Alfred S. Barnard Barnard University of North Carolina Tar Heels

Clemson Home-Coming Stars to Face Game in Columbia

Clemson will meet South Carolina in Columbia on Thursday at 2 o clock with seven players from Columbia in Clemson uniforms. The starters include Wade Padgett Ed McLendon Ernest Edwards Aubrey Rion Roy Pearce Clayton Cargill and Gorge Cogswell.

Clemson South Carolina Columbia Wade Padgett Ed McLendon Ernest Edwards Aubrey Rion Roy Pearce Clayton Cargill Gorge Cogswell

Radman Leads Tar Heel Air Attack Against Tulane

North Carolina star George Radman, a 175 pound halfback and top receiver, headlines a colorful aerial attack against Tulane in New Orleans. He has seven receptions for 112 yards over four games as North Carolina meets Tulane Saturday.

Radman North Carolina Tulane New Orleans George Radman

Tigers Hold Lead Clemson Game at State Fair

Clemson and South Carolina meet at the South Carolina State Fair in Columbia at 2 PM Thursday for the 38th gridiron encounter. Clemson leads 25 wins to 11 with one scoreless tie in 1915. Clemson has scored 637 points to South Carolina 252.

Tigers Clemson South Carolina Columbia Carolina Gamecocks Pittsburgh Duke Wes McAfee Steve Lach Syracuse Durham Ray

Freshen Suede with Brush and Steam Treatment

To restore color and remove grayed areas, brush suede thoroughly then steam over boiling water. This simple method also helps spots become less evident on gloves shoes or handbags.

Tulane Outfit Best In Years

CHAPEL HILL Oct. 17 General George Stirnweiss and North Carolina face Tulane whose three lines average over 200 pounds each. Tulane’s front wall held Clemson, Auburn and Fordham to minimal yards and has potential as one of the greatest teams according to Jack Meagher. The Tar Heels will test Tulane’s ground power against UNC’s passing attack, with Tulane the favorite.

Chapel Hill George Stirnweiss Sweet Lalanne North Carolina Tulane Green Wave Clemson Auburn Fordham Jack Meagher Tar Heels New York University

Football and boxing chatter from a busy sports week

Detroit News tops locals guess on next season aims for Yanks Giants. Pitt coach Derringer in Sarasota buys lots. Missouri's Christman signs to play baseball with the Yanks. Baer seeks 10 000 guarantee for Nestell bout in Chicago. Tennessee Alabama sellout, Ambers honeymoon, Economopoulous new football king, and Rhode Island backs three round pros.

New York Detroit News Yanks Giants Davis Coppers Pitt Paul Derringer Sugar Sarasota Fla Paul Christman U. of Missouri The Max Baer Sid Bob Nestell Chicago Tennessee Alabama Jimmy Grippo Oakland Melio Bettina Georgia Marshall Bulldog Turner Hardin-Simmons

Bison Ready For Lexington Battle

The Black Bison prepare for a Lexington High clash in Tribe Town with key shifts in the lineup due to injuries. Joe Polanski may play despite intestinal illness and Bill Simmons returns to bolster the line as Frank Amick remains sidelined.

Joe Polanski Wake Forest Duke Hospital Polanski

Detroit game prep reported in New State scrimmage notes

N State held a scrimmage with freshmen yesterday as it began prep for the Detroit game. Davidson will take things easy this week with an open date.

State Detroit Davidson

Gooch Out, In Again for Pirates Scout Duty

The Pittsburgh Pirates announced that Johnny Gooch, 40, was released as coach and immediately reassigned as a South scout for the National League club. Gooch, who lives in Nashville, had requested southern scouting, and previously managed Durham in the Piedmont League in 1936.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Baseball Club Johnny Gooch National League Pirates South Gooch Nashville Tenn Durham N. C

Longest Winning Streak Tops Early Standings

Ankeny leads with 45 wins followed by Massillon with 44 and Windber with 41 as the season progresses. The standings reflect current momentum while awaiting longer streaks.

Ankeny Massillon Windber

Pitt Football Offices Move to 27th Floor

Comrade Whitney Martin reports from Pitts burgh that Pitt football is on a high plane with athletic offices now on the 27th floor after a scouting trip.

Whitney Martin Pittsburgh Pitt

Southern Conference Faces Tough Round of Intersectional Tests

Southern Conference football teams have won six of 18 interleague games this season. Losses to Colgate, New York University, Miami, Vanderbilt, Georgia and Sewanee were offset by a tie with Rutgers and Southwestern. The slate shifts to a weekend of intersectional play as South Carolina prepares for Clemson with injuries and lineup changes affecting Duke and North Carolina matchups.

Richmond Colgate New York U Miami Vanderbilt Georgia Sewanee Rutgers Southwestern Pitt Duke Tulane Clemson

Pitt Named No. 1 in AP College Football Poll Debut

Pittsburgh earns the top spot in the first AP gridiron poll of the season with 709 points. Notre Dame narrowly trails, while Oklahoma, Tulane and Tennessee follow in the top five amid closely packed voting among 102 experts. Duke and North Carolina also receive votes in the early rankings.

New York Pittsburgh Panthers Associated Press Pitt Notre Dame Oklahoma Tulane Tennesee Tennessee Alabama Michigan Cornell Texas Aggies

Yale and Army to Sell 30000 Seats at Popular Price

Yale and Army officials broke a precedent by making their football game next Saturday a two price event. 30000 seats go on sale at a popular price of $1.65, aiming to attract fans unable to pay higher prices. The teams appear evenly matched based on current records.

New Haven Conn Yale Army Athletic Association Elis West Pointers

Reds' Bucky Walters Named National League MVP

William Henry Bucky Walters Jr the prodigious pitching star of the Cincinnati Reds today was named the most valuable player in the National League by a committee of the Baseball Writers Association of America. The selection, long anticipated, was tied to a trophy offered by The Sporting News.

Buck Walters Cincinnati Sea Loop New York Gorralling William Henry Bucky Walters, Jr Cincinnati Red Today Baseball Writers’ Association of America REDS

Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities

Associated Press summary of boxing results from Washington Louisville Galveston Newark Baltimore Lancaster and New Orleans. Pat Comis Paterson stopped Joe Hill in eight rounds. Johnny Den stopped Chet Gideon in five. Wild Bill McDowell outpointed Paul Cortlyn in ten. Maynard Daniels stopped Howard Langrathe. Wickey Harkins and Harvey Massey fought to a points decision in Lancaster. Drew fought in New Orleans.

Associated Press Washington D. C Pat Comiskey Paterson N. J Joe Hill Los Angeles Louisville Johnny Denson Indianapolis Chet Gideon Houston Tex Galveston Wild Bill McDowell Dallas Paul Cortlyn Newark Baltimore Maynard Daniels Howard Langrathe Lancaster Wickey Harkins Philadelphia Harvey Massey New Orleans Drew

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