High Point Boys Win 3-0 in Soccer Showdown
High Point defeated Curry Greens 3-0 in a decisive afternoon match. Brown opened the scoring, Hedrick added two more, and the locals controlled play throughout with solid teamwork and sharp finishing.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1937
Page
7
High Point defeated Curry Greens 3-0 in a decisive afternoon match. Brown opened the scoring, Hedrick added two more, and the locals controlled play throughout with solid teamwork and sharp finishing.
State college's Wolf team travels Thursday to Boston for a Friday workout against Boston College. The trip aims to sharpen form before the northern contest. last state points were by Charlie Gadd on a field goal in a prior loss.
Francisco crowds marvel as George Bald, completely blind, delivers four strong scores 114 24 125 and 150 astonishing observers after only nineteen lessons.
Charlotte, Oct. 27. Norman Shepard, athletic director, will coach the Davidson varsity basketball team this winter. He succeeds Flake Laird who has led basketball and baseball teams. Laird will stay on with baseball and may coach the freshman basketball team under a new athletic council policy restricting head coaches to one varsity sport.
New York reports that the lateral pass, once hailed as exciting offense, is fading from games. Coaches Kerr Colgate and Ssemidt Ohio State now favor traditional plays, with Columbia’s Low Little calling it dangerous and costly when misused. A survey of 20 games finds no team relying on laterals for scoring.
Boston report quotes Francis Ouimet, three-time Walker Cup captain, saying modern golfers lack knowledge of rules and cannot match the 1920s to 1930s era. He cites rule violations at Portland's National Amateur and notes players stamp down putts and face away from holes at water hazards. Ouimet works in a Boston brokerage amid market fluctuations.
North Carolina's Tar Heels study Fordham's plays for Saturday's big intersectional game in Chapel Hill. Duke and VMI coaches improvise new schemes as they prepare for rival tests. Richmond and Wake Forest coach changes, plus prep notes from Davidson to Virginia Tech ahead of weekend matchups.
Christ's Sanctified Holiness church at Burton and Prospect streets holds an all day service this Sunday. Visiting ministers from out of state are expected to participate. They meet Saturday at 7 30 p m. Sunday services start at 10 30 in the morning and the evening worship at 7 30.
William R. Curtis of Franklin has been appointed head of the unemployment compensation commission’s research and statistical department in Raleigh.
In Coral Gables Bobby Britton of Miami outpointed the Yucatan Kid from Mexico. In New York Eddie McGeever of Scranton outpointed Leonard Del Genio of New York. Sally Krieger of New York scored a technical knockout against Eddie Maguire of Ireland. Jim Robinson of Philadelphia knocked out Gene Muhlmeyer of New York.
A fragmentary column discusses digestion and appetite issues, advising on food choices and stomach comfort. It mentions heavy meals, greasy foods, and wealthy fare, warning against overeating and sour stomach sensations amid partial phrases and unclear context.
Chicago news recounts a medical meeting where Temple Fay and George Henry described using targeted cooling to stunt metastasizing carcinoma in human patients. Reported benefits include pain relief temporary nutritional gains and reduced tumor size where contact was direct.
Several High Point furniture manufacturers will send representatives to the Mid-Season Fall Rug and Furniture Market opening in Chicago November 1. Local firm reps include Everett Marsh of Marsh Furniture and Robert Cottam of Tate Furniture, among others from Tomlinson of High Point.
A historical note states the sun’s surface temperature is estimated at 6000 degrees Celsius. This figure appears in a period-voice science update, reflecting early astronomical measurements.
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