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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1926

Page

13

Noted Washington Lecturer to Address High Point Groups

Major William T. Morgan of Washington D C will deliver a series of talks this week before High Point civic clubs and other men's groups. He is described as highly informed with a wide range of experiences across coal mining teaching journalism law military service and social welfare.

William T. Morgan Washington, D. C High Point Major Morgan Morgan Civitan Club Shenton Hotel Horace Hayworth Thomasville Rotary Club Thomasville Jules Blair Austin Finch Thomasville Chir Co High Point Rotary Club Sheraton Wesley

Colonials Triumph Over Twins in Piedmont League Finale

In Salisbury on September 11 the Colonials defeated the Twins 11 to 10 in the first game and 9 to 8 in the nightcap, ending the 1926 Piedmont League season with two brisk exhibitions. Jinx Harris and Lefty Masters yielded hits, and Correll homered in the second game as the Colonials edged the Twins in both contests. Attendance was about 200.

Salisbury Twins Colonials Jinx Harris Lefty Masters Jinx Gill Winston-Salem Wade Martin Thompson Christenson Harris Gordon Correll Crouch Christensen Long Brewer Jordan Bonner Marshall Bourg Winston- Salem Colfer Sabine Coemety Eure Mrueters Wades Crauon Searle Winston-Salem Ab Christy Johnson Ec Wade Martin Ss Masters Poe Romanes Corre Marshal Besse c Nee O

UNC Tar Heel Grid Squad Faces Heavy 1926 Challenge

At Chapel Hill on September 11, UNC's 1926 football camp reports a large, mostly unproven squad of over seventy candidates under new coaches Collins Setzer and Belding. With Wake Forest opening Sept 25 in view, the Tar Heels must weed out eleven players as regulars, while no position is secured and star backs remain unproven. Captain Red Whisnant, Morehead, and McMurray anchor a shifting line as freshmen jockey for roles behind a reforming backfield.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Rarin Collins Setzer Belding Cerney Ashmore Salisbury E. Bovss Conan Winston-Salem Wade Christensen Crouch Brewer Thompson Larsen Bonner Brewer Gill Jordan Tar Heel Wake Forest Deacons Tar Heels Red Whisnant Garrett Morehead Jay” McMurray Dill Ferrell Hackney Shuford Young Jenkins Warren Thomas Lipscomb Faulkner Buan Hackney Foard Ellison Edison Foard Lowe Graydon Shuford Furches Tom Young Duke Maryland Gresham Sides Scrubs Lassiter Coxe Satterfield R. Hackney Farrell George Robinson Herman Melver Russ Braswell Bill Doderer Whisnant Morehead McMurray Jay’ McMurray Shelby Boy Shuler Harry Schwartz Mcliver Brown Harper Eby Gregory Gold Burton Dortch Anderson

Ruth remains amused as Koenig joins league play

The report notes Mr Ruth finds the whole affair a joke but acknowledges Koenig joins the league in January. It mentions Ruth no longer pitches after ten years and describes Koenig’s entry as a notable development in the lineup.

Ruth Seedep P Koenig Jan MR. Ruth

New High School Building Nearing Completion

Progress on the new High Point high school shows outer brick walls about 12 feet high and construction about one fifth finished. Expenditures reach 1911149 dollars for materials and building, excluding the 75000 dollars site cost, with completion targeted for mid summer barring severe winter delays.

High Point High School Schoo Department

Law Tennis Group Opines on Mr Pyle’s Handling of Pro Business

The United States Lawn Tennis Association appears to conclude that Mr Cash-and-Carry Pyle is pushing his professional enterprise too far, suggesting concerns over his conduct and business approach.

United States Law Tennis Association Cash

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