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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1951

Page

13

High Point Defeats Durham 13 to 6 in Hard-Fought Battle

High Point and Durham traded blows in a tight game decided by an 11 play 62 yard drive late in the third quarter. Harold O’Kelly led High Point with 132 rushing yards while Jarrett Frye connected on key passes and scored on the decisive drives. Durham struggled with penalties and turnovers as High Point claimed the victory.

Biaon Harold O'Kelly Jarrett Ken Frye Durham Jarret Ae Aon Frye Jarrett Bison O'Kelly Sorrell Oo Holt Bulldogs High Point Tom Wood Bean Sou Poe Sesvelt Pamatoted Jack Harris Ing Comes Sam Roach Wood Gaunt Hall Wilson Shook Falls Martin Harris Bailey Byrd Howse Hunt Compton Usale Dukes Denning Tulley Moon Paschal Arena Wil

Deacons Aiming For First Victory Over Wolfpack Since 1948

Wake Forest seeks revenge after a 27 to 14 1949 loss and a 6 6 tie last fall. The defense headlines the 1950 squad with top total defense, speedy backs led by Bill Miller Guido Searton and Bruce Hillenbrand, and two standout passers Dickie Davis and Ed Kissell who helped beat Boston College last week.

Deacons Wolfack State Wake Forest Naion Bill Miller Guido Searton Bruce Hillenbrand Dickie Davis Ed Kissell Davis Boston Ce

Bob Gantt Delivers 100 Yard Interception Return

North Carolina football player Bob Gantt a wingback known as Goo Goo ran back a 100 yard interception for a touchdown last season against Maryland. Only two other players achieved this feat that year.

Bob (Goo Goo) Gantt University of North Carolina and Mary

William Penn Dominates Carver High 42 0 at Mills Stadium

William Penn pummeled Carver Eagles 42-0 at Mills Stadium in a decisive rout. Benjamin Brockman opened scoring, Mason added a TD, Alfonzo Charles and Harold Tyson contributed, with Henry Reid converting extra points. Harold Tyson did not punt.

Willie Thompson William Enn Carver Eagles Millis Tigers Will Benjamin Brockman John Carver Mason Alfonzo Charles Harold Henry Reid Harold Tyson William Penn

Pilgrim Congregational Church Plans Sunday Service and Anniversary

News Items Of Interest To Colored People reports Pilgrim Congregational Church members to attend Sunday services at 11 a.m. Rev. E C Lawrence to speak on conference and year’s work. Rev H L Dilworth and Pear-son Memorial Church choir to lead 3 p.m. service for 51st anniversary of missions. Catholic Center Mews band to provide music.

Pilgrim Congregational Church E. C. Lawrence H. L. Dilworth Pearson Memorial Church

No-Hit Star Reynolds Leads 224 Victory Per Giants

Reynolds pitched a no hitter as Sal Maglie and the 224 squad dominated Boston six times this year. Warren Spahn, 23-13, faces the Giants after a 4-1 loss last Saturday, then a 6-3 win over Brooklyn Tuesday. Yankees clinch pen no-hitter in 8-6 win over Red Sox. Reds clinch sixth with 4-3 over Pirates. other games postponed.

Sal Barber Maglie Boston Warren Spahn Giants Brooklyn Yankees Wes Red Sox White Sox Troms Cades Reds Pirates Gates Ea Ors

Baseball Schedule And Results From Yesterday

Baseball card lists today games against New York Boston Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati with pitchers and records. Yesterday shows New York 8 Boston 0 and other late results including Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis contests with various pitchers and scores.

Boston New York Kiely McDermott Lopat Ostrowski Kuzava Detroit Cleveland Cain Rozek Philadelphia Washington Ro Hooper Johnson Chicago Kretlow Turley Om Louis Brooklyn Newcombe Broberts Maglie Spahn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Dickson St. Louis Chico _ Collum Lown L Pet. GB Detroit Ceceta & Atd York Sices St. Lows Cecces Sys Tobay

UNC and Georgia meet twice in 1895 football series

In 1895 the University of North Carolina and the University of Georgia played twice in a single season. The Tar Heels won the first game 10 to 6 and the second 6 to 0.

University of North Carolina University of Georgia Tar Heels

Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina and Florida

Obituaries note deaths of MES. N. Be. Morgan in Florida with the former nurse and World War II service. services in Sarasota. John Walker Ashwell 77 funeral at Church of God on Red Street with Rev. Oscar Jones. burial in Floral Garden Park. Mrs. Eppie Phillips Shorp dies. funeral at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church with mixed choir. interment Mt. Pleasant Church Cemetery. Roxanna T. Fouts 34 dies at home in Thomasville. service at Fairview Methodist Church. interment in Fouts family plot. Mrs. Frank Hunt dies at 50 in High Point. services at South Side Baptist Church with multiple pastors. interment Pleasant Grove Church Cemetery. Joseph H. Harvey 12 dies. funeral at Hinshaw Memorial Methodist in Greensboro. burial Oaklawn Cemetery. survived by widow and five sisters.

N. BE. Morgan Stas Festa Fla M Reitzer E. Morgan Burrus Memorial Hospital Pacific Area Sarasota John Walkster Ashwell Church of God Redg Street Oscar Jones D. L. Johnson Nola Quinn Annie Dyer Lallie Lee Gurney Stroud P. E. Walters A. L. Luther Johnson Alfred Perkins Johnny Thomas Joe Dale Floral Garden Park Mr. Ashwell Eppie Phillips Shorp Thomasville Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church A. W. Hedrick J. A. Palmer Heidelburg Evangelical and Colen Kennedy Lverette Hilton Perry Hilton Fonzo Sink Preston Robbins Roy Phillips Paul C. Shoaf Colan Shoaf Clarence Craven T. Paul Shoaf Erman Cox Duster Beal Shoaf Mt. Pleasant Church Ceemetery Roxanna T. Fouts Roxanna ST. Fouts Route 1 Fairview Fouts Prank Hunt Preach Hunt Ennis Street High Point South Side W. D. Caslin Gregory C. B. Tibbett L. V. Bumgarner William Cash Gilbert Wallace Mr. Barker South Side Baptist Church Abs Ds May Hunt Pleasant Grove i Church County I Point Memorial Hospital Joseph BH. Harvey Hinshaw Memorial Methodist Church Greensboro Joseph H. Harvey Wesley Long Hospital R. E. Hinshaw Harvey Duke Power Greensboro High Point Road Cratie Redding

Housewife Faces Haunted House Of Blood and Noise

Mrs. Lallie Carter inherites a house in Oklahoma City area and reports eerie noises and blood footprints. Sheriff Roy Herrington says a human blood sample was found and a bloody handprint appears on a bathroom wall. The Celys moved after a third haunting visit and the case draws official investigation.

Lallie Carter Bereek Houston Mrs. Carter Roy Herrington Roy Palestine Celys Herrington Department of Public Safety Austin

State Plans Clean-Up Drive On North Carolina Highways

Raleigh announces November as cleanup month for roadsides across North Carolina. The State Highway Commission urges voluntary cooperation from property owners and advertisers, with possible legal steps after the drive. Dr. Henry Jordan says voluntary action should work. signs blocking vision and trespass on state property are cited. The commission also offers engineering staff help to municipalities for street work, while Aberdeen officials dispute provision of crews to small towns. Low bids total 2 114 591 for 17 road projects. a $583 434 bridge and culvert bid for a High Point by pass is delayed due to difficult right of way costs.

Raleigh North Carolina State Highway Commission Henry Jordan Jordan Phe Lackey Aberdeen Powell M Commission High Point W. H. Rogers Jr

Congress Rejects Fogarty Irish Freedom Resolution

In Washington the Fogarty resolution to end British rule in Northern Ireland failed 206 to 139 in the House. Irish lawmakers expressed disappointment but vowed the fight will resume next year as opponents argued U S interference would harm national interests.

Britain Northern Ireland Ireland Congress Foghg Ree Eg Ow Ve Delaney Korea Eign Affairs Committee James P. Richards John E. Fogarty D-Ri The Hearne Order of Hibernians

Loch Ness Monster Becomes TV Sensation in Scotland

Reports say the 45 foot Loch Ness monster drew a BBC TV crew to Loch Ness for film and a one and a half hour program. A London panel called the sightings unproven while locals claim increased visitors and public interest.

Fort Augustus Scotland Highland Bri Broadcasting Co Loch Ness BBC London

Funeral rites for S G Curtis of Nutley N J

Funeral services for S G Curtis of Nutley New Jersey father of Mrs Fred M Metcalfe Jr will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock at Saint Pauls Congregational Church in Nutley Interment will follow in the family plot in the Nutley cemetery Mr and Mrs Metcalfe flew to Nutley Thursday night after being notified of his sudden death

S. G. Curtis Nutley N. J Fred M. Metcalfe, Jr Saint Paul's Congregational Church

Tar Heels Hold Edge in Deep Georgia Rivalry

The North Carolina Tar Heels and Georgia Bulldogs renewed their football rivalry after the 1946 Sugar Bowl scrap. The series began in 1895 with UNC leading 120 wins and two ties, and the teams had not met since 1934.

University of North Carolina University of Georgia Tar Heels Bulldogs Georgia Bulldogs

Fifth Buyer Set Ordered For Kinston

Five major tobacco companies face court injunctions in Superior Court with hearings set for October 13 in Kenansville to show cause why they should not be permanently restrained from discriminatory practices such as withholding buyers. American Suppliers, Export Leaf, Liggett & Meyers, and Kinston tobacco firms are named. R. J. Reynolds and others supported sales the past two years. If injunction fails, action will be pursued in federal courts.

Kinston American Suppliers, Inc Export Leaf Liggett & Meyers and Kinston Tobacco Companies Henry L. Stevens Kenansville

Governors Meet in Tennessee for 43rd Conference

Governors from 48 states and five territories gather in Gatlinburg for the 43rd annual meeting. The event features entertainment from the Grand Ole Opry and local acts, with gifts for attendees. The program highlights crime fighting and state politics as ongoing concerns.

Gatlinburg Tenn Ennessee Tional Park Valley Oak Atom Bom Entertainment Nashville Opry Tennessee

FBI Probing Gift Taking in Services at Wright Patterson

The FBI investigates a graft scandal around Wright Patterson Air Base involving gifts and irregularities linked to Air Force contracts worth millions. Gen E W Rawlings said several cases were suspended and some officials resigned. one overseas officer may be questioned as probes extend to related wholesale pricing schemes.

Dayton, C FBI Oe Patterson Wright Patterson Air Base E W. Rawlings Air Force Fama Menmense Oe

Prices Better On Old Belt

Tobacco prices on the Eastern and Old Belts rallied while the Middle Belt and Border Belt stayed steady. Old Belt gains of 1 to 2 dollars per hundred supported a heavier volume and improved quality from more good leaf, with some losses on leaf and smoking leaf.

United Press

Civil defense pact eyed at Gatlinburg conference

North Carolina Governor Kerr Scott may sign a civil defense pact at the Gatlinburg conference, linking states and provinces for mutual aid in war. Council of State balked at declaring imminent danger, and leaders weighed limits on executive power while Army engineers dispute a hidden river survey.

Gatlinburg Kerr Scott North Carolina United States Council of State Thad Eure Scott General Assembly Assembly G Scott Cape Fear Army Engineer Corps Deep River Haw River New Hope Creek Hadeen Army Engineers Congress Washington Army ‘Engineers

Soviet necktie contest pokes fun at regime

In a satirical take on Russia a New York columnist notes a Soviet ministry necktie design contest with 14 prizes. Designers must create ties in five colors while avoiding a Stalin portrait. The piece mocks five year plans and ruble shortages while imagining a moon over the Kremlin and publicity around the designs.

New York Russia Stalin Kremlin

Presbyterians Beat Western Carolina Teachers 12-0

Quarterback Jack Harper starred for Presbyterian College guiding a 12-0 shutout of Western Carolina Teachers College in Clinton South Carolina. Harper threw to Joe Kirven for the first score and added a late short run. A 20 yard pass to Tommy Jordan set the final score as WCTC reached the Presbyterian two yard line but failed to score.

Clinton S. C Jack Harper Presbyterian College Western Carolina Teachers College Harper Joe Kirven

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