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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1938

Page

5

Dunkle Leads Tar Babies to 7 0 Victory Over State

In a charity game before about 800 fans at Albion Illis stadium, the Chapel Hill Tar Babies defeated North Carolina State Wolflets 7 to 0. Dunkle scored the decisive six yard TD and added the extra point, dominating the ground game and handling punting duties for Carolina.

Charales Enterprise Chapel Hill Gheater University of North Carolina Raleigh Tar Babies N. C Albion Illis Wolfpack Carolina Regation Y Dunkle Lock Haven Ant Dunkle Wheel Horse Caro Arolina Steinoff Rich Wolfiets Spig Je McHugh Carolina Jim Leaming Czerniewski Cazerniewski McHugh Dunkel Allen Nig Wal Sbrickson Ormance Lions Club High Point College

Omasville Triumphs In KTH Victory Over Leakaville Bulldogs

Omasville won its sixth game of the season beating Leakaville High 13 to 0. Warren Beck scored both Ville touchdowns on 20 and 15 yard runs as Bruton and Bray blocked well. Bray Huffman Hudson stood out for the Bulldogs while Osborne led Leakaville’s defense.

Masville Ville Jaksville Bulldogs Warren Beck Bruton Beck Bray Huffman Hudson Osborne

Mathis Marvel Battle Ends In Draw At Local Arena

Bennie Mathis and The Masked Marvel fought a grueling wrestling match that ended without a decision as time ran out. Hal Caddell defeated Al Perry in the semi final while Jack Sampson beat Eddie Williams in a fast opener.

Hal Caddell Boston Flash al Perry Texas Red Roberts Eddie Williams Sampson Mathis Masked Marvel Mystery Man Bennie

Roundup of 1937 college football picks and boxing notes

New York sports page highlights Joe Louis title talk and War Admiral Seabiscuit match race chatter. It surveys college football forecasts from Fordham to Michigan, Yale versus Michigan, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Wake Forest, Duke, Fordham over Oregon, Harvard and Dartmouth, Georgia, Holy Cross, Illinois, Northwestern versus Indiana, and Kansas State.

New York Mike Jacobs Joe Louis James J. Carroll St. Louis War Admiral Seabiscuit Yales Michigans Georgia Tech Auburn Arkansas Santa Clara Wake Forest Duke Wallace Wade Fordham Oregon Harvard Dartmouth Georgia Holy Cross Ilinois Northwestern Indiana Kansas State

Football Fans Flock to Stadia for Classic North State Showdowns

Spectators pack Duke and Wake Forest rivalry at Bowman Gray as Duke seeks offense against a speedy Wake Forest unit led by Gal Lovich. N C State welcomes Furman in Raleigh while Tar Heels invade Davidson and alumni celebrate homecoming amid aerial promises.

Charlotte Winston-—Salem Duke Wake Forest Blue Devils Gallovich Duke Rooters Eric Tipton N. C. State Wolfpack Furman Hurricane Raleigh N. C. State Davidson North Carolina Tar Heels Wildcat Lenoir-Rhyne

Historic Duke and Wake Forest clash at Bowman Gray Stadium

Duke and Wake Forest renew their rivalry in Winston-Salem as Duke defends favor, kickoff at 2 p.m. EST. The day also features UNC Tar Heels vs Davidson Wildcats at 2:30 p.m. EST and Furman vs NC State in a Southern Conference matchup at 2:30 p.m. EST.

Duke Wake Forest Winston-Salem Furman Bowman Gray Memorial Duke Wake Forest SE Darnell van den Dries MiSs cc Pate LG Jommnson Scena Hill Ucce Pendergast Yorke Trungo Haas Powers Perdue Jett QB Spangler Wirtz LH Baves Edwards W. McAfee Gallovich Ringgold Ted ‘Arnold Auburn J. H. Preas Georgia Tech C. G. Mackintosh Mass State L. J. Perry Elon Davidson University of North Carolina Tar Heels Davidson Wildcats Carolina Davidson Palmer Benefield Kimball Warden Desich Richmond Cewh AGAM McCall RT Maronic Graham Kline Iverson Stirmweiss Stair RH Radman David FB Mraglio Seeee McClellan Sydney Otis Carter Maurice Prew Washington and Lee Woodson Pennington LH Watson Raleigh N. C. State Pas N. C. State CP Ichcecksvece Thompson Mimgom Veese Paviovsky Ghetley Sadoyk Lipscomb Sands Causey South Carolina Fuller Florida Black Saunders

Frosh rout NC State and other college football results

North Carolina freshmen crushed NC State 7 0 after Dunkle scored and kicked the point. Guilford fell 6 0 in a North State Conference clash as Sigmon Bearhalf opened the scoring. Elon edged Appalachian State 7 6 with Karlon’s third quarter run and Shelton’s extra point. High Point won 7 0 over William and Mary Norfolk division with Cochrane scoring from three yards and Secret converting.

Guilford Sigmon Bear North Carolina N. C. State Wolflets Dunkle Elon Appalachian State Mountaineers Karlon Shelton Wilson Mountaineers Norfolk High Point William and Mary Cochrane Secret

Wrestling Results From North Bergen and Denver

Joe Cox of Kansas City and Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis boxed to a 60 minute draw. Everette Marshall of La Junta, Colorado defeated Ivan Managoff of San Francisco in two straight falls.

Associated Press North Bergen N. J Joe Cox Kansas City Gino Garibaldi St. Louis Drew Denver Everette Marshall la Junta Colo Ivan Managoff San Francisco

Mudcats Make Their Debut in Vaudeville Show

Ole Pepper Martin and his Musical Mudcats of National Baseball League fame debuted in vaudeville at a Indianapolis theater. The group included James Collins Bill Mc Gee Bob Weiland and Stanley Bordagaray. They performed with improvised instruments like guitars washboards car horns and whistles.

Harold Harrison Indianapolis Ole Pepper Martin Martin James “the Ripper’ Collins Bill McGee Bob Weiland Stanley “Prench Bordagaray Mudcats

Stratosphere Explorer Predicts Airplane Speed Limit

A noted stratosphere explorer asserts the maximum achievable aircraft speed is 480 miles per hour. The claim frames future aviation limits and may influence design expectations for high altitude flight.

Stage memories and a baseball boast from the Osage Wild Horse

The "Wild Horse of the Osage" recalls how success feels in baseball versus stage life after finding the St Louis Gas House Gang members backstage. He notes you know you did right when you hit a ball, but on stage that certainty isn’t present.

St. Louey Gashouse Wild Horse The Osage

Little May to Fight Irwin on Upcoming Card

Dub Linville defeated Clint on Chandler with a left-hand punch in last Tuesday's amateur boxing show. Linville will meet Hansil Simmons in a featured bout next Tuesday at the Sportsrena, announced promoter Jack Smith. Irwin comes in with a strong rep as the top attraction may pair Little with Bill Irwin. Kelly and Smith drew in a prior three round bout and have been rematched.

Dub Linville Clinton Chandler Hansil Simmons Sportsrena Jack Smith Orville Little Bill Irwin Little L. C. Dennis Irwin Bill Kelly Greer Smith

Intersectional Tilts On Todays Grid Card

Today features a flood of intersectional games across the National gridiron program with Michigan Yale Fordham Oregon and Holy Cross among top East clashes. Notre Dame against Carnegie Tech tops the midwest slate alongside Michigan State Syracuse Drake Mam Florida and North Dakota Montana amid varied regional matchups. Local results include Temple Boston College tie Mississippi State over Duquesne George Washington 27-0 North Dakota State 12-0 and Wichita 35-6 plus St LouisU 27-7.

New York Michigan Fritz Crisler Yale Fla North Dakota Minnesota Ohio State Chicago Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa State Kansas Indiana Kansas State Lousiana State Tigers Vanderbilt Alabama-Sewanee Georgia Tech Auburn Duke Wake Forest North Carolina Davidson WN. C. State Furman Washington Keeley State Colorado Wichita Washburn St. Louis University Grinnel Mid-West

Grid Scores and Highlights From Regional Play

East region shows Duquesne 12 Mississippi State 7 and Temple tied 26 26 with Boston College 26 27 Washington College defeats Davis Elkins 7 0. Midwest scores include St Louis University 27 Grinnell 7 and Wichita 35 Washburn 6. Rocky Mountain Montana Mines 7 Billings Poly 7 tie and Far West Oliver: Arizona 14 Loyola Los Angeles 12.

East Mississippi State Duquesne Boston College Temple George Washington Davis Elkins Johns Hopkins Washington College South Lenoir-Rhyne Guilford High Point William and Mary Norfolk Div Apprentice School Randolph Macon U Klon Appalachian Spring Hill Union Midwest St. Louis U Grinnell Wichita Washburn Pittsburgh Kans Southwestern Oshkosh Wis Northland Northwest College Milton Capital Heidelberg Denison Muskingum North Dakota State Greeley State Colo West Texas Oklahoma City Rocky Mountain Montana Mines Billings Poly FAR West Arizona Loyola Los Angeles San Jose State College of Pacific Williamette College of Idaho College of Puget Sound Pacific Lutheran

Buck Newsome Seeks Browns Manager Job

Buck Newsome of Hartsville has applied to St. Louis Browns officials for the manager position. He argues his candidacy would inject life and spirit into the club and notes he was the first 20 game winner in the American League this season.

Hartsville D. C Buck Newcome St. Louis Browns Browns Coudh Dewitt Newsome

Coast Arizona Beats Loyola Los Angeles 14 to 12

Coast Arizona defeats Loyola of Los Angeles by a 14 to 12 score in a competitive game. The victory highlights a tight finish and a balanced offensive effort from both teams.

Coast Arizona Loyola of Los Angeles

Malfregeot pitches Panthers to first win of season

High Point College Panthers beat William and Mary Norfolk Division 7 to 0 on Malfregeot’s passing and a late rushing score. Cochrane scored the touchdown, Secret kicked the extra point, and Lemaster intercepted a key pass to halt a Norfolk threat.

Norfolk High Point College Panthers Mal Malfregeot William and Mary Brown Malfregeot Couathan Panther Lee Reppert Watts Jim Knighton Lemaster Carroll High Point Ieee Ha Oes Moran Reppert Counihan Mnighten Cook Ghee Lemaster Fernandez Rodgeers Sea Ie Johnson Oden Osc Franklin Ee Cate Almond Carrol Chiften Wekoanes Norfolk Division Cochrane Epes Rutgers Decker

Garcia Trades Punches in Gym Ahead of Armstro n g Fight

In Stillman’s gym on upper Eighth Avenue Ceferino Garcia hones the Bolo punch for a welter title showdown with Henry Armstrong at the Garden on November 2. Tony Canzoneri and Larry White observe faded glory and fortunes in boxing’s aging era as hopefuls flood the rings.

New York Stillman Upper Eighth Avenue Ceferino Garcia Henry Armstrong the Garden Tony Canzoneri Tony Larry White Fred Apostoli Freddie

Fights Last Night in Chicago and Los Angeles

Billy Marquart defeated Wally Hally in Chicago while Manuel Ortiz beat Richard Lemos in Los Angeles. Both bouts featured 134 percent classifications and took place across two major arenas.

Associated Press Chicago Billy Marquart Winnipeg Can Wally Hally Los Angeles Manuel Ortiz Richard Lemos

First Man Pilots Dirigible Across St Louis in 1905

Roy Kna benschue, an aviation clerk with the National Park Service, reportedly became the first person to pilot a dirigible from point to point in St Louis in 1905. The claim highlights early air travel milestones for the Department of Interior’s aviation history.

Roy Knabenshue National Park Service Department of Interior St. Louis

Oldest Pet Cat Believed to Be Human’s Ancient Companion

A claim that the domestic cat is humanity's oldest known pet highlights the long bond between people and felines. Researchers point to ancient artifacts and early settlements suggesting cats lived alongside humans for thousands of years, shaping companionship and hunting partnerships.

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