Marlette Named Faculty Athletic Manager at High Point
Wade Marlette, longtime head coach in football, baseball and basketball at High Point High, shifts to faculty athletic manager and head basketball coach. Stanton McIver becomes varsity football coach, with help from Duke alumnus W C Jones and others as staff, as practice for the 1933 season begins.
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Marlette
McIver
Wade Marlette
High Point High School
Henry Grady ‘Owens
Ohn
China Grove High School
Mclver
Black Bison
Mariette
Charlie Spencer
Thurs Js
Spencer
Jones, Mcliver
J. D. Eidson
Owens
NC Little Six schedules 1933 football with 45 games carded
North Carolina Little Six announces a 1933 slate totaling 45 games. Guilford opens against Emory and Henry in September, with Catawba vs NC State and Elon vs Davidson among early highlights. The schedule includes night games at Hickory Langley Field and several interstate matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Little Sox
Guilford
Emory and Henry
Idory
Littl
Catawba
North Carolina State
Elon
Davidson
Virginia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
Emory
Greensboro
Langley
Appalachian
Cullowhee
Lenoir-Rhyne
Tennessee Wesleyan
Hickory
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Randolph Macon
Piedmont Boone
Banat
Yirield
Lansien de Blox
Newport News
Newport News, Va.; W. C. T. C
Johnson City
King
Asheville
Erskine
Salisbury
Concord
Boone
Langley Field
Maryville
Hampden-Sydney
T. C
Piedmont
Callowhee
Tusculum
Greenville
N. C
Lenoir Rhyne
Parris Island Marines
Parris Island
Prohibition Campaign Moves to Lindsey Home in Charlotte
The state W. C. T. U. prohibition effort will be organized from Mrs. W. B. Lindsey's home as state headquarters close in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
W. Co. T. U. Prohibition
Mre
W.B. Lindsey
Managers Vote Sought for All-Star Ball Club
Industrial and Amateur league baseball managers are urged to submit ballots at The Enterprise office by Friday afternoon. Each manager names 1% players including two catchers two pitchers and one utility player. Top vote getters by position form the All-Star team to be announced in Sundays Enterprise.
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Enterprise
Baseball Tourney Kicks Off Today at Willis Park
The city wide baseball tournament begins this afternoon at Willis Park at 4 30 p m with the Adame Millis Blue Socks facing Sunset Sluggers in the first round opener. Schedule changes due to Yow s Funeral Home entry place High Point Overall versus Amos on Thursday at 4 30 and Marietta Paint Co versus Yow s Funeral Home on Saturday at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Park
Adame-Millis Blue
Sunset Sluggers
Yow's Funeral Home
Ve. Amos
Marietta Paint Co
Yow
Army Eleven Faces Big Worries For 194? Season
West Point coach Lt. Garrison Davidson frets over a veteranless backfield as Army battles to reload for the season. Starters Travia Brown and Joe Stancock anchor the backfield while others vie for roles, with questions at quarterback and split end as new players fill gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
West Point
Garrison H. Davidson
Engineers Corps
Army
Travia Brown
Joe Stancock
Jack Buckler
Paul Johnson
Brown
Mel, Sasse
Mah Pan Fleming
Dick King
Larry Lincoln
Jack
Optimism Fights Through Coaches Looming Football Season
Four Big Five coaches voiced sour notes about just returned or missing players. Davidson’s Doc Newton lamented eleven lost, Wake Forest’s Jim Weaver sang a bass line of shortages, Duke’s Wallace Wade bemoaned prodigal returns, and State’s Clipper Smith railed at nicotine distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Collins
North Carolina
Chuck
Doc Newton
Davidson
Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
Duke University
Wallace Wade
al Smith
Clipper Smith
State
Sales Tax for Athletic Fund Adds to High Point Campaign
Bill Taylor donated 1.03 to support football at High Point High School, noting 3 cents to cover potential sales tax. The fund now totals 87.98 after adding 18.50 and 14.53 from recent events. Gate receipts were 16 with 2.60 to visiting pros. The drive hinges on school decision and promises large donations to reach 500. Practice begins this week as supporters are urged to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Taylor
Bill
High Point
High Point Country Club
Football Fandom Echoes From Thomasville Letter
A reader from Thomasville voices concern that High Point High School cannot support a football team while a smaller town can. The letter recalls Thomasville's effort to raise funds and secure a successful season, urging continued support for school football.
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High Point High School
Thomasville
Vines Denies Turning Pro Amid National Tennis Delays
Forest Hills dispatch notes Ellsworth Vines again denies plans to turn professional while defending his American amateur title. Postponed rounds shift his second round match to today as 32 matches headlined by Jack Crawford versus Julien Selsinson and other notable duels unfold under rainy conditions. Henri Cochet plans a Paris pro debut against Tilden and Barnes with a Madison Square Garden date rumored for February.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Ellsworth Vines
Martin Plan
Paris
Henri Cochet
Vines
Bill Tilden
New York
Cochet
Plaa
France
Tilden
Bruce Barnes
Madison Square Garden
Henri
Ray Palmer, Jr
Malba
Jack Crawford
Juline Selisson
Grandstand
Ecourta
Berkeley Bell
Manuel Alonso
Vivian McGrath
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
D. C
H. G.N Lee
England
Henry Culley
Santa Barbara
Cal
J. Gibbert Hall
Don Turnbull
Australia
Lester Stoeffen
Los Angeles
Frank Bowden
Army Grid Changes As Key Players Go To Regular Army
Armstrong Gum merfelt Evans leave last year’s starting eleven for regular army. Davidson’s predication notes their departure aligns with Army resuming formal Navy relations and a schedule including Yale Harvard Navy Notre Dame and games in Cleveland New Haven Philadelphia Cambridge New York. Tomorrow Michigan.
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Army
Navy
Uhulineis
Cleveland
Yale
New Haven
Harvard
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Notre Dame
New York
Michigan
Veterans Fail 10 Return for Four Elevens in Charlotte
North Carolina college teams began preseason workouts with many expected players missing. Duke, Duke Blue Devils, NC State, Wake Forest and Davidson fields show gaps as coaches assess veterans and newcomers amid heat and limited veteran depth. Marion Cletty may transfer to Massachusetts. Davidson lists 30 on hand, with 20 missing.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
N. C. State
Wallace Wade
Duke Blue Devils
Howard Andrews
Charlie Pemberton
Orrin Nordstrom
Louis Russell
Ty Wagner
Cecil Williams
Luke Mizeil
Walton Fulcher
Andrews
Blue Devil
Clipper Smith
Smith
Kenneth Stephens
Raymond Reddings
John Stanko
Buck Buchanan
Paul Troshkin
Don Wilson
Bob Mce Quage
Roscoe Roy
Allen Bailey
Bo Buhannon
Davidson
Barnum Springs
Newton
McEver
Wake Forest
Marion Cletty
Massachusetts
High Point Net Stars Advance in Sedgefield Tennis
All High Point players moved forward in yesterday’s Sedgefield Country Club event except Lucas Abels who could not play his match. Abels defends his title as top seed while numerous seeds and notables from Greensboro Burlington Thomasville and Mount Airy advanced in singles with several byes and defaults noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
Lucas Abels
Itchy Goodes
Burlington
Abels
Lawrence Jones
Charlotte
Ed Garrett
Greensboro
Archibald Henderson
Chapel Hill
J. W. Glenn
Robert Lovill
Mount Airy
Donald Cox
Thomasville
Colin Westmoreland
Bob Jordan
Thomas Ravenel
Charleston
Southpaw
Bernard Simpson
Raymond Yomley
Charles Long
Jules Squires
Merl Carson
Wilmington
Johnny Williams
Guilford College
Cliff Flowers
Rockingham
J. D. Rogers
High Point
F. Pulp
John Vernon
Dr. Lem Ravener
Donald Jarrett
Bill Reynolds
Bil Dison
Winston-Salem
Carter Parriss
Charlies Myers
Acree
Sedgefield Country
Napoleon's Early Victory Record Noted at Jena
The fragment mentions Napoleon winning a battle at Jena years earlier, noting it as a significant early triumph. It references the historical context of his military success and years associated with his ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Jena
Giants And Pirates Open Crucial Five Game Series For NL Lead
The Giants travel to Forbes Field in Pittsburgh for a pivotal five game set with the Pirates who sit seven and a half games back in the chase. Hal Smith pitched well for Pittsburgh in a 1 0 win over St Johnson as Pie Traynor and Tommy Thevenow provided the decisive run. The Cubs swept St Louis in a doubleheader while the Tigers and Indians won two apiece in the American League.
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Associated Press
Forbesfield
Pitsburgh
Bill Terry
Giants
Braves
Boston
Pirates
George Gibson
Buccaneers
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Phillies
Hal Smith
St Johnson
Pie Traynor
Tommy Thevenow
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Tex Carleton
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Oral Hildebrand
Clint Brown
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Edison
Nick Laney
Duke
Tanouna
Howard Hughes
Karen Morley
Way Francis
Mae
James Dunn
Gloria Stuart
David Manners
Jack Larue
Broadhurst
Matinee
Richard Bharthelmess
All-Star Ball Club
RIAL
Carolina Fanmakers
P Hop Li
Hill Billy Kid
Covington, KY
Happy & Lefty
Blackpace Tram
Gultok
the Silk Express
Jinks Moser
the Sphinx
Wong
Army Eleven
North State
Carloina
Tar Heel
Devils
Heels
Wolves
Frank
Thomasville High
Tar Heels
Advange
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville Cool — Entertaining — Economical
Spencer Tracy
International House
Peggy Hopkins
Dad
Hin
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