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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1929

Page

11

Tar Heel routs Wake Forest 48 to 0 in 1929 opener

UNC's Tar Heel Eleven crushed Wake Forest 48 to 0 at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill as Coach Chuck Collins emptied the bench after building a 34-point lead. Ward scored twice and Nash Spaulding, Erickson, Slusser and Branch added tallies, with Spaulding converting on multiple kicks.

Kenan Chapel Hill N. C University of North Carolina Tar Heel Wake Forest Chuck Collins Deacons Erickson Jackson Magner Branch Spaulding Slusser Ward House Farris Tabb Lipscomb Dupree Benton Cox Hutchins Bunn Walter Edwards Edwards Deacon Carolina Nash Place Collins Spaulding Place Carolina Quillen LE Zimmerman Koenig Levine LG Prpree Ean Pecome NS Ag Geen Williams i Atkins RT Omregion Ee Spaulding Harden Roe Nelson Thompson Dunnavant McIver Kerr Gilreath Hutchinson Eskew Harper Gregory Dortch Parsley Morris Grindstaff Houston Moore Reid Buchan McCormick Oliver Hudson Denton Coxen Webb Hipps Bell Brogden R. Edwards Brown Hamrick Speer Penn State

Pirates stop Cardinals six-game spree in St Louis

In a free hitting game at Sportsmans Park the Pittsburgh Pirates halted the St Louis Cardinals six game winning streak with an 8 to 5 victory. Key hits came from Bartell Grimes L. Waner and Roettger as Swetonic earned the win and Sherdel the loss.

ST. Louis Pittsburgh Pirates Cardinals Pittsburgh Bartell L. Waner Cie Hargreaves Owevonic Totbie St. Louis Ab Brikell Grimes High Hafey Gelbert Roettger Orsatti Clark Sheely Swetomie Sherdel Haines Swetonic Johnson Haine

Duke Triumphs Over Mercer Eleven 19-6 With Leonard Star

Amos Leonard sparked Vanderbilt to a 19-7 victory as Mississippi defense faltered late. Parker and Leonard combined for key runs, with Leonard scoring twice and Parker adding a touchdown and a pivotal interception. Coach McGugin praised the revamped lineup amid substitutions while Hazel used limited first-string players.

Mark Burnett Woodruff Parker McGaughey Leonard Mississippi Dan McGugin Homer Hazel Commodore Col. McGugin Fighting Commodores Univ. of Miss

Athletics Equal Record With 6 10 3 Win From Boston

Baseball recap shows Ruth Combs Jones Rice Myer drive runs as New York gains a 6 10 3 win over Washington. Durocher to Gehrig double play aids defense. Sherrid loses despite 5 hits allowed in 4 2 3 innings. Umpires Dinneen Nollin Campbell. Time 1 37.

Chicago Athletics Pat Malone Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Swanson Critz Walker Kelly Allen Sukeforth Ford Stripp Donohue MecMillian English Hornsby Wilson Cuyler Stephenson If Tolson Gonzales Malone Heathcote Ai Z Malone Donohue McCormick Magerkruth Rigler New York Pirates Brooklyn E. Boston E. Moore Richbourg Frederick James Herman Sisler Hendrick If . Bissonette Robertson Boyle Gilbert Voyles Warner Maranville Picinich Leggett Clark Sea Clarkson Po E Jackson Philadelphia Hogan Thompson O’doul Cohen Klein Fitzsim Ons Whitney Judd Hurst Lindstrom Lucas Sigman A Thevenow Davis Benge Tnamawme x-Williams McGraw Bissonette Boston Jackson Philadelphia Bis- O’doul Sigionette Leftman Smith Clark Hurst Fitzsimmons Pires Hart Kiem Jorda Clarkson Siebold Maguire Roush Leach U Farrell Bell Terry Ott Dunlap Harper Hogan Spohrer Tennant Lindstom Brandt Hubbell Dee Rawford Sth Jordan Parmélee Marshall Elliott Gil Sweetland Bressler Frieberg Bert Berry Milligan Deberry Thevenow Bradt Peel Har Hubbell Dudley Bramdt Dudley Per Hub- Richbourg Smythe Collins Parmelee Gan Jordan and Washington Ruth Combs Jones Rice Myer Koenig Lary Urst Durocher Gehrig Sherrid Heimach Dinneen Nollin Campbell iNekola Paschal Rhodes Jorgens Red Sox Braves Field Mackmen Yankees Bishop Morse Haas Cochrane Perkins Simmons Foxx Miller Boley Shores P Rommel BE Reeves Barrett Rothrock Cicero Scarritt Regan Todt Rhyne A Gaston z-Bigelow zz-Russell Connolly MacFayden P. Carroll Simmons Rothrock Reeves Foxy By Shores MacFayde Marberry Coombs Durst Dickey E Durocher Judge of Rice Rf Goslin S* Myer West Ve Tate Ee Spencer Tere Hogsett Sorrell Carroll Polio Ik Kes Gehringer McManus Berg Thomas Metzler Clancy Reynolds Hoffman Hargrave Alexander Uhle Metz Page Uhie Lyons Uhile Hildebrand Guthrie Goslin Tate Cronin Hayes Cees Moyer Tarberry Nekola Nallin Indians Cleveland St. Louis Browns McNeeley Manush Kress S McGowan O’rourke Melillo Schang Stewart Rere Gray P Collins Ferrell Gray A. Morgan Gardner Averill Fonseca Falk J. Sewell D. Hodapp L. Sewell Sewell McNeely Hodapp I Sewell Melilla Blue Graflan van Moriarty Geisel Kamm Cissell Kerr Detroit Johnson Gebringer Stone

Sharkey Set for Next Battle of the Century in Miami

After a knockout over Tommy Loughran, Jack Sharkey secures a top position for the looming battle of the century, likely at Miami in March. The Garden plans to rest him for the Miami bout, seeking the strongest available heavyweight contender such as Scott, Maloney, Von Porat, or Loughran for November showdowns.

Sharkey New York Jack Sharkey Tommy Loughran Boston Miami Fla Woodison Square Garden Sailor Garden Loughran Phil Scott England Jimmy Maloney Tuffy Griffith Sioux City Otto von Porat Chicago Scott Maloney von Porat the Garden Griffith

Regulated World Series Ticket Scramble Draws Fire

Mitchell notes ticket limits for the World Series as Yankee Stadium capacity contrasts with tighter Chicago Cubs and Connie Mack arrangements. Felix Hayman and Charlotte Hornets seek tickets from Judge Landis, who replies that all fans must join the wait list, leaving Hayman convinced he will miss the series.

Folka Combe Chicago Cubs Connie Mack Yankee Stadium Yankees Philadelphia Chicago Piedmont Felix Hayman Charlotte Hornets Sih Perfecto the Bees Renesaw Mountain Landis Landis Hayman

Bears Suffer Loss to Duke Blue Devils in Macon

Mercer football fell 19 to 6 to Duke in Macon with Mercer scoring once on a 20 yard pass from Brewer Corbin to Jody Matt. Duke dominated with 19 first downs to Mercer's four and had key gains from Sam Buie and a dropkick PAT by Bute.

Matt Devils Mercer Macon Duke Bina Devils Duke Bears Brewer Corbin Jody Matt Sam Buie Buie Blue Devils Dukes

Georgia Upset By Oglethorpe

Oglethorpe Petrels shocked Georgia with a 13 7 victory in Athens as Cy Bell sparked the upset with a 62 yard rushing TD late in the fourth quarter after an even 7 7 score. The Petrels opened the scoring in the first quarter.

Athens Oglethorpe University Georgia Bulldogs Georgia Cy Bell Atlanta Petrels

UNC veterans Harden and Holt forge long shared football path

Pap Harden fullback and Don Holt end have played together for seven years from Graham high school through UNC freshman and varsity teams. They enter an eighth season this fall as the only Graham high school graduates in UNC varsity sports, bonded by a family marriage that makes them brothers in law.

University of North Carolina Pap Harden Don Holt Graham High School Holt

Clemson Fullback McCarley Sparks Season Opener With Five Points

Clemson College fullback Bob McCarley opened the season by kicking five points after a touchdown. His accurate toe could drive Clemson to several wins this year as he leads early. Rutherford College, the Ramblers, fell 60 to 0 to Emory and Henry in Emory Virginia, with fumbles blamed on night lights.

Bob McCarley Clemson Hooters McCarley Emory and Henry Ramblers

New York U Opens Season with 77-0 Victory

New York University opened the 1929 season with a stunning 77 to 0 win over Vermont. The Vermont team managed a single first down only via a penalty as NYU's powerful offense dominated.

New York U New York New York University Vermont New England Violets

Tennessee downs Centre by 40 to 6 in season opener

In Knoxville on September 28 1930 the University of Tennessee defeated Centre College 40 to 6 after a tight first half. Eugene McEver scored three touchdowns and returned a kickoff 90 yards. Centre led 8 to 6 at the half before Tennessee pulled away with four late scores and a stout defense.

Knoxville Tenn University of Tennessean Centre College Colonels Volunteers Danville Tennessee Vols Eugene McEver Dodd Centre Ruffins Kohlhas Vol

YMCA C A Plans Fall Activities At High Point

Chester Smith designated life guard for Y W C A with gym events run by High Point High School girls department head. Fall season opens with a senior high school girls’ swimming party on Tuesday October 8 at 8 PM. Trinity area camp remains open for weekend visits through fall and winter. Recreational committee members include Mrs. John Peacock chair Mrs. R L Waynick Mrs Dillard Ragan Mrs I P Ingle Mrs W L Jackson and Miss Rosa Lee Shields.

Chester Smith High Point High School Trinity John Peacock R. L. Waynick Dillard Ragan I. P. Ingle W. L. Jackson Rosa Lee Shields

Davis and Elkins Beat West Virginia In 14 6 Gridiron Victory

Davis and Elkins defeated West Virginia 14 to 6 before 12 000 fans in Morgantown in mid September heat. Rengie connected with Mitchell for the early Senator score in the opening period.

Morgantown W. Va Davis and Elkins West Virginia University Rengie Mitchell

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