Cubs Rally For 7 6 Victory Over Reds In Ninth
Chicago sweeps late rally as Hartnett delivers key hit and Cavaretta, Stainback score scoring waves. Lombardi drives four Reds in a high scoring tied game, Berg sig.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1937
Page
13
Budge Wins Casino Tennis Title Over Riggs In Four Sets
Don Budge of California defeated Bobby Riggs in four sets to capture the 57th Casino singles title in Newport R. I. He then teamed with Gene Mako to win the doubles, rallying from behind to beat G Patrick Hughes and Charles Hare. Budge piled up 67 points with five aces while Riggs had 29 placements and three aces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill King
Newport
R. L
Bobby Riggs
Don Budge
California
Budge
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Longwood
G. Patrick Hughes
Charles E. Hare
Riggs
Rye
N. Y
Pirates defeat Cardinals to advance. climb NL standings
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 3 to move within reach of NL leaders. Russell Bauer silenced the Gas House Gang with eight strikeouts earning his fourth win in ten days as the Pirates jumped to a quick four-run lead and held on for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
J. Louis Cardinals
Russell Bauers
Buccaneers
Harrell
Sheriff Jake
Mike Ryba
St. Louis
Phillies trounce Giants 11 to 3 in nine-hit barrage
In Philadelphia on August 21 Bucky Walters pitched nine hits allowing 3 runs as the Phillies beat the New York Giants 11 to 3 to seize seventh place. The Phillies totaled 13 hits off Melton and Brennan with a two-run first inning and never trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Phillies
Giants
New Yorkers
Bucky Walters
Dick Bartell
Sambo Leslie
Cliff Melton
Melton
Don Brennan
Brennan
Ryan
Ott
Danning
Norris
Scharein
Young
Walters
Camilli
McCarthy
Martin
John Moore
Leiber
Ripple
Joe Moore
Camil
New York
Melton 3. Hite
Stark, Stewart and
Barr
Grimes Banished As Dodgers Win 8-4
In Brooklyn on August 21 Burleigh Grimes was banished for the seventh time this year as the Dodgers defeated the Boston Bees 8 to 4. John Cooney delivered four extra base hits while Dodgers manager Leo Durocher saw Boiling Bally ejected after protesting a call during a four-run third inning. Ray Meuller of Boston threw toward third to catch Heinie Manush, but the ball sailed past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Johnny Cooney
Dodgers
Boston Bees
Charley Moran
Boston
Ray Meuller
Heinie Manush
Interference Call Keeps Manush Out as Dodgers Protest
In a tense inning Manush was ruled out after an interference call and Moran upheld the decision as Burleigh protested. Brooklyn later banished Woody English for protesting a strike, amid a chaotic scoring line featuring Cooney, Cuccinello and Moore with multiple hits and RBIs. The game ended with Boston losing to Brooklyn 4-? in 2:03, with umpires Morgan and Magerkurth officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umps
Manush
Burleigh
Moran
Woody English
Dodger
Hutchinson
Brooklyn
Isebbeesa
Cooney
Brack
Cuccinello
Moore
Pette
Pletcher
Warchier
Mayor
Mueller
Hassett
Lacagetto
English
Brown
Eee
Fletcher
Bucher
Lavegette
Mayo
Johnson
Frankhouse
Warstier
Boston
Fette
Weir
Reis
Fetter
Ette
Morgan
Magerkurth
Parker
National League Scores From Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh
Brooklyn hosts Boston as the Dodgers fall 8 to 4 while Philadelphia defeats New York 11 to 3. Cincinnati edges Chicago 7 to 6 and Pittsburgh beats St Louis 7 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
SCC
Boston
Stee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
J. Louis
Weather and sports notes from the day in major cities
Rain in Washington and Boston amid wet grounds in Chicago and Cleveland. Scores show New York two Philadelphia five and St Louis five Detroit six. A fashion aside notes high winter hats and tilted brims. A quip about the League of Nations shifting roles from umpire to scorekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Fess
CHO
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago-Cleveland
Louis Favored Over Farr In Yardley Heavyweight Fight
New York August 21 The heat and lack of evidence favor Joe Louis as he defends his heavyweight title against Britain’s Farr in Yankee Stadium. Louis, a heavy drawing card, holds a 15 round bout set for 9 pm EST broadcast by NHC with four preliminaries and two middleweight six rounds. Farr, 23, Welsh challenger, carries the British Empire crown and has shown grit but is seen as underdog to the champion’s power and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
New York
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Britain
Farr
Big Town
James J. Braddock
Chicago
Mike Jacobse
Louls
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Luis Firpo
British Empire
Tommy
Walter Neusel
Max Baer
London
Max
Phil’ Scott
Joe
Schmeling
Braddock
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Bill Brennan
NHC
Buddy Baer
Livermore
Calif
Abe Simon
Brooklyn
Tiger Jack Fox
Indianapolis
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Dave Clark
Detroit
Charley
Chiang Kai-shek Faces Challenge Against Nationalist Support
Commentators argue Chiang Kai-shek lacks decisive backing to prevail in the current power struggle. The discourse centers on warlord loyalties, regional influence, and the prospects of unified leadership amid unsettled tensions.
Young Ed Smith Stops New York for Second Win
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Yankees 5 to 2 as Young Edgar Smith earned his second win of the year. Lou Gehrig joined the 2 500 hit club with his 2,500th and 2,501st hits, while Earle Brucker powered the A's with three RBIs and a home run. Rain halted play in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Murderers’ Row
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Edgar Smith
Yanks
Earle Brucker
Wally Moser
A’s
Frank Merriwell
Philadelphia
Abrho
Abrho Moses
Crosetti
Finney
Rolfe
Werber
DiMgle
Johnson
Gehrig
Tigers Edge Browns 6 to 4 in tense mound duel
Detroit pitcher George Coffman tamed the St Louis Browns after the Browns battered Cletus Poffenberger, as the Tigers won 6 to 4. Hank Greenberg and Charlie Gehringer drove in the first five runs, with the final tally on consecutive doubles by Andy York and Marvin Owen in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Aus
George Coffman
Andy York
Marvin Owen
Detroit
Abrho
Rogell
Memssey
Roosevelt Urged Attend Festival
The White House received about a hundred letters urging President Roosevelt to attend the forestry festival at Waycross Georgia on October 2. Invitations were presented to Marvin H. McIntyre presidential secretary by Representative Braswell Deem of Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Waycross
Marvin H. McIntyre
Braswell Deem
Alma
Tampa's Ramsey Captures Invitation Cup Over Westall
Maynard Ramsey Jr of Tampa Fla defeated Henry Westall of Asheville 6 and 5 to win the Asheville Country Club Invitation Tournament. Ramsey surged in the afternoon after trailing at lunch and dominated the back nine to seal the championship in 1937 before a large gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Maynard Ramsey, Jr
Tampa
Fla
Asheville Country Club
Henry Westall
Westall
University of Florida Star
Triangle Defeats W. O. W. Nine 6 to 1
Triangle won over W. O. W. Nine by 6 to 1 in Industrial League play. Hucks led the winners with two singles in three at bats as Triangle built a two run lead early and added four more in the fifth. Harrington starred for W. O. W. Nine with two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
Hucks
Harrington
W. Co. W
Trotter
Gaddis
Stiers
Prye c
Jenkins
Clark
Har’gton
Rush
Deaton
Byrd
Bally
Wetener
M.little
Byerly
Daweon
P.little
Russell
Two New Teachers Named At Asheboro
Asheboro educators add two new teachers as the city school board completes its faculty Friday night. Marshall R. Cox Jr. will teach science replacing E C Swing who resigned. Cox, UNC graduate, recently taught in Snow Hill. Sue Brewer of Wake Forest, Meredith College graduate, will teach social sciences replacing Clare Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Asheboro City
Marshall R. Cox, Jr
Staley
E. C. Swing
Cox
University of North Carolina
Snow Hill
Sue Brewer
Wake Forest
Meredith College
Clare Gill
U S Wightman Cup Team Defeats Britain 6 1 in Open Finish
The United States Wightman Cup team routed Great Britain 6 1 at Forest Hills to clinch the series as Helen Jacobs secured the pivotal win and Marjorie Van Ryn and Dorothy Bundy debuted strongly in doubles. Alice Marble and Sarah Fabyan dominated singles to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N. Y
United States
Mary Hardwick
U. S
Misa Jacobs
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
England
Kay Stammers
Freda James
Miss Bundy
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Miss Jacobs
Atlantic
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Miss Marble
Britain
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Cubs
Reds
Hicago
Cardinals
Cicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
New York Jants
Ernie Lombardi
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Lee
Les
al Hollingsworth
Jake Ooty
Ray Davis
Paul Derger
Hartnett
Parma
Junior Frey
Jur
Cavaretta
Armalee
Frey
Stainback
O'Dea
Walker
Cuyler
Jordan
Scearla Ib
L’bardi
Ca’bell
Hafey
K'pourts
Miller Ss
Howorth
Schot
Lee
Kampouris
Miller
Holmeworth
Mooty
R. Davis
Hack
Herman
Lombardi
Prey
Stain- Cuyler
Scarselia
Hartett
Goodman
Cavarretta
Pourts
Worth
French
Root
Hollingsworth
Derringer
Goetz
Reardon
Pinelli
Martin Blake
Moore Ryba
Blake
R. Ch. Soe
Pawuroute
Nikes
Brubaker
Gutteridge
Durocher
Ogrodowski
Todd
Handley
Vaughan
P. Waner
T. Moore
Medwick
Suhr
Bauers
Balke
Ryba
Kiem
Sears
Ballanfant
Connie Mack
Athletics
Bob Riggs
Oser
Waner
P.waner
Suhrib
Bleaker
Joe Mo
Arnovich
Jonn M’e
Gorman
McCar’y
Camilli Ib
Atwood
Chiomza
Berger
Grimes
Brooklyn Abrho
Turmers
Welr
Rels
Coca-Cola Plant
League of Nations
Mine
Boiton
Madison Sque
Garden
By Alan Gould
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Clacton-on-Sea
Essex
Koglang
Young ED Smith
Bracker
R. Philadelphia
Wienkas
Dickey
Lautzer
Huston
Dean
Newsome
Smith
Crosett
Laezeri
Pearson
Wicker
Brucker
Moses
Powell
Lazzeri
Inn Inn
Lesing
Hubbard
Dineen
Tigers
Browns
Rotels
Hemsley
Beore
Seis Shies
Ec Og
Lipscomb
Vosemik
Roen
Kutckerbecker
Gehringer
Greenberg
Owen
West
Knickerbocker
Lipse
Hildebrand
Ramsey
R. Ww. Oo. W
Stirs
Weisner
Little
Klutz
Dawson
Klute
By Bill Boni
Cash & Carry
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