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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1934

Page

11

Buckler Leads Army to 20-12 Victory Over Yale

Army under Jack Buckler defeats Yale 20 to 12 in New Haven in a hard fought game marked by fumbles and blocked kicks. Buckler, star halfback, sparked two drives and recovered a key Eli fumble as 45,000 spectators watched a battle of breaks.

Associated Press New Haven Conn Jack Buckler West Point Yale Warriors Army Cadets Buckler Elis Joe Stancock Jerry Roscoe Bernie Rankin Rankin John Beall Kim Whitehead Eli Carl Miller

Checker Teams Set For Monday Night City Tournament

The first annual city-wide checker tournament starts Monday night with Highland vs Guilford at the Y lobby, Tomlinson vs Westside at Westside, and Melrose vs Postoffice postponed to Thursday. If Highland defeats Guilford and Postoffice-Melrose remains delayed, Highland could claim top spot. Standings show Highland 1 0 1, Postoffice 1 0 1, Melrose 1 1 0, Tomlinson 1 0 2, Guilford 0 2 0.

Highland Guilford Tomlinson Westside Melrose Guilford Boys Highland Ee Melrose Renner Dh Fcesses OS Tomlinson

Alabama Cruises Past Georgia 26 to 6 in SEC Clash

Alabama's Crimson Tide overwhelmed Georgia 26 to 6, sealing Georgia's title hopes. Halfback Dixie Howell opened scoring with a 42 yard run, later replaced by Joe Riley who added a 60 yard surge. Maurice Green of Georgia had a 13 yard run and a late TD setup before the crowd.

T. M. Davenport Birmingham Ala Alabama Crimson Tide Georgia Bulldogs Tennessee Millard Dixie) Howell Maurice Green Tide Howell Frank Thomas Joe Riley Green

Mills Home Stages Scoreless Tie With Barium Springs

Mills Home high school tied Barium Springs 0 0 at Mills Home Field after trailing in the first half. Miller Baldwin and Smith starred for Mills Home while Whitt Scarborough and Hawkins led the visitors. Mills Home edged the club in drives and downs, with Barnhill Gaskill and Hodges contributing on both sides.

Thomasville Mills Home Barium Springs Mills Miller Baldwin Smith Whitt Scarborough Hawkins Barnum Springs Sar Fees Tnweree Ios Sesbateeses Cdhbas Gaskill R. Baldwin Mpilowers Woods Mills Home Sabs Hood and Tilley Barnum EB. Clark Sigmon Lackey Elliott J. White Johnson

Handball Meet Opens Friday at Y Gym

The seventh annual handball tournament begins Friday afternoon on the Y gym floor with about 24 entrants. Past champions include Capus Waynick M Cerney S C York Irving Smith and potential 1934 contender Dr W L Jackson trophy seeks a three year winner. Julian Franklin to chair seeding committee Monday at 4 45. The text notes a narcissus bloom fact提醒.

Capus Waynick M. Cerney S. C. York

Harris Emerges as Washington Club Manager Prospect

On October 27, Clark Griffith floated Bucky Harris as a potential Washington Senators manager, with Ruth excluded. Harris, former 1924 World Series winner and recent pilot of the Tigers and Red Sox, met with Griffith as speculation swirled amid other candidates including Rogers Hornsby. Griffith stressed Ruth is not a candidate, while inviting other applications for Cronin’s successor.

Washington Babe Ruth Washington Senators Stanley Bucky Harris Clark Griffith Nationals Griffith Senators Tigers Red Sox Joe Cronin Rogers Hornsby Old Fox Babe Ruth

Panthers Top YMCA in Inter-City Soccer Opener

In gusty winds High Point college Panthers beat the local YMCA team 3 to 1 in the first Inter-City Soccer League game. Culler opened scoring with two penalty kicks and Hart added an early tally for the Panthers. Jones finished the scoring late as Watson of HP made a key save.

High Point College Panthers Hart Panthers Culler Watson The Collegians Jones Pos H. P. College BP Dams Ageersanne Seere Sinquefield Bhs Veaceogceudecas Rothrock Riley Napasseresen Smith Mart SF Hartley CIEE Byrum Oes Biloks Hast College Woollen Ingle Grigg Ferree Howard Davis Y. M. C. A. Moffitt Lewis

Guilford Upsets Randolph-Macon in Strong Victory

Guilford College’s Guilford Quakers defeated Randolph-Macon 19 to 2 on Hobbs Field in their first win of the season. Standouts included Henry Turner and Fred Newman on offense, with key contributions from Charlie Carroll, George Parker, and Ted Griffin anchoring the line.

Guilford College Guilford Quakers Randolph-Macons Yellow Jackets Hobbs Field Anderson Virginians Guilford Henry Turner Fred Newman Quakers Charlie Carroll George Parker Ted Griffin

Dartmouth Downs Harvard 10-0 in New England Classic

Dartmouth’s undefeated Indians blank Harvard 10-0 before about 80 000 at Cambridge as coach Earl Blaik’s squad uses a field goal and a forward pass for a late touchdown. The game closes with a cautious finish and a rare low attendance for the 52 year old rivalry. Nellie Flag wins the Churchill Downs jockey club stakes on closing day with Good Favor second and Myrtle Wood third.

Cambridge Mass Dartmouth Harvard Earl “Red” Blaik Nellie Flag Louisville Calumet Farm Churchill Downs Good Favor Myrtle Wood

Global Thunderstorm Estimates Reach Forty Four Thousand Daily

An estimate indicates about 44,000 thunder storms occur worldwide each day. The figure highlights the global frequency of convective weather events and the pervasive variability in atmospheric activity.

College football roundup highlights scores across nation

Associated Press brief catalog of college football results with numerous schools and final scores. Notable outcomes include Syracuse 33 over Brown 0, Army 20 Yale 12, Rutgers 45 over Lehigh 0, and Indiana State 0, Notre Dame 19 among many others across conferences and regions.

Associated Press Syracuse Brown Villanova Bucknell Purdue Carnegie Tech Penn State Columbia Methodist Fordham Dartmouth Harvard Colgate Holy Cross Rutgers Lehigh Catholic Manhattan Georgetown Navy U. of Pa Westminster Pittsburgh Cornell Princeton Amherst Wesleyan Conn Davis-Elkins W. Va Army Yale Arnold American International Toledo Buffalo Drexel Rhode Island Coast Guard Lebanon Valley Delaware Ursinus Dickinson Swarthmore Franklin-Marshall Rochester Hamilton Waterloo Ontario Hartwick Cortland T Ithaca College Bates Maine Worcester Mass. State Gettysburg Muhlenburg Lowell Textile Northeastern Union Rensselaer American St. Johns W. Md St. Thomas Scranton Farmont Shepherd St. Josephs Susquehanna Conn. State Trinity Moravian Upsala Boston U Vermont Waynesburg Mt. St. Mary’s Washington C Thiel Bethany Tufts Williams Grove City Allegheny Providence Boston College Baltimore Bridgewater Bowdoin Colby Johns Hopkins Haverford Springfield New Hampshire Niagara St. Lawrence Clarion Edinboro Bloomsburg Indiana Beloit Knox Yankton Western Union Southern Ilinois Normal Northern Iinois Poe Iowa Ball State Valpraire Central Normal Oakland City Louisville Hanover Earlham Plvffter St. Olaf Carleton McAlester Minn Gustavus Acolphus Hamline St. Mary’s Calearo Temple Maquette Okahoma Kansas Iowa State Nebraska Butler Waborh Bowling Green Capii Case Denison Mt. Union Miram Rio Grande Nobrook Marietta Kenyon Akron Mu'inwym Wooster Oberlin Marshall Ohio U. &, Wittenberg

Stanford Clamps Down Trojans 16 to 0

Stanford's red jerseys crushed Southern California 16 to 0 before 50 000 in Palo Alto. The undefeated Cardinal, grounded in fundamentals and driven by a smashing offense, again toppled Howard Jones' Trojans and kept pace for the coast conference crown with Washington looming.

Palo Alto Calif Stanford Southern California Howard Jones Trojans Washington

Stage Set For Big Sedgefield Show This Week

Sedgefield Horseshow opens Tuesday at 1 pm under Sedgefield Hunt Club supervision. J.J. McIntyre's horses from Hollins Va lead exhibitors with Dixiaba King owned by Charles Houston of Augusta Ga entering. Judges George Gwinn of Kentucky and Major Lester Karow of Charleston will oversee saddle, hunters and jumpers.

Sedgefield Sedgefield Club Sedgefield Hunt Club J. J. McIntyre Hollins Charles Houston Augusta South George Gwinn Kentucky Lester Karow Charleston D. C Gwinn Major Karow Karow C. H. Fair Greenville

Y. M. C. A. Wistor Over Collegians In Volleyball Game

The Y Regulars swept a 2-1 volleyball series against the College yesterday on the Y floor. Moorehead H Raper and Whit ley led in spikes as the College won 15-5 in the opener but the Y captured the next two games 15-4 and 15-4. The College plans two teams for the upcoming city-wide tournament.

Moorehead H. Raper Whitley Collegians

World electrical goods output and human muscle fact

The United States produces more than half of global electrical goods and Europe accounts for about 48 percent. A caterpillar has four times as many muscles as a human.

United States Europe

Japan Seismically Active Zone Feels Minor Tremors Daily

Japan remains highly seismically active with daily reports of two or three light tremors. Scientists monitor aftershocks and warn that earthquakes in the region could intensify at any time.

Japan

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