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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
2
Asheville club reportedly set to exit as Piedmont league directors meet in Winston Salem to discuss roster changes. E. E. Sensenbach and the Pointers deny knowledge of any action and say there are grounds for the allegations.
The Piedmont league may surrender the Asheville franchise as Louisville withdraws. Dan W. Hill says no local group can operate the rest of the season, risking High Point’s continuation. A Sunday games issue looms at Bramham’s Wednesday meeting to review the first half pennant chase amid rainouts and shifting standings.
Baseball and golf items dominate the page. The Senators beat the Yankees in a July doubleheader, the Tigers move into second, and the Pirates outslug the Cubs while the Phillies stumble. Spring golf pairings and results from Blair Park are also listed.
The Pointers beat Winston-Salem 15 to 10 in seven innings as Lannin yielded 19 hits and Orr hit a seventh-inning homer. The nightcap was rained out and rescheduled for today with a 3:30 start and 8:15 nightcap.
The report notes half the league trails in salaries and tomorrow may reveal truth behind rumors about the Pointers. The outcome will decide if High Point remains in the loop for the season.
Otis Carroll formerly ran a Roxboro mattress business and sues Home Security Life Insurance in municipal court for $583 alleging he sold his business at a loss to join the insurer and was later discharged without cause. He seeks $250 for loss of time, $200 for the sacrifice, $75 in expenses and $57 other costs with no settlement.
Baltimore Orioles left fielder Buzz Arlett hit five home runs in a single day during a July doubleheader against Reading, boosting his season total to 41. He homered from both sides of the plate, with four in the first game and one in the second. The feats included two left handed blasts and a right handed shot into the right field bleachers with a runner scoring.
Marcel Thil of France outpointed Len Harvey of England in a Paris fight winning by 15 points as reported in the match summary.
Piedmont League to honor its all star picks with engraved baseball watch charms for 1932. Eight club managers vote on a 12 man team with no own player voting. The team includes two pitchers a catcher a first baseman a utility man and a manager.
In Reno and Sydney reports, Max Baer of Livermore outpoints King Tut of Minneapolis and scores a knockout over Madison Dix of Bellingham, while W L Young Stribling of Macon halts Ambrose Palmer in Australia in the same night of boxing action.
President Hoover cancelled his regular semi weekly press conference saying there was no news. He has been officially silent for more than a week and cancelled the last three conferences.
Yesterday's Stars report Karl Whitehill pitched a one hit shutout for the Tigers against the Browns, while Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals allowed seven hits in 13 innings and struck out five. Worthington Berger and Schumerich of the Braves collected 17 hits in a double bill with the Phillies and drove in 12 runs. Floyd Vaughan of the Pirates delivered a clutch 11th inning single to beat the Cubs.
Washington reports say President Griffith asked AL President Harridge for the maximum fine and suspension of Bill Dickey after a plate clash with Carl Reynolds. Reynolds, injuried, is expected out six weeks or more. A hospital bill demand accompanied the request for Reynolds’s care costs.
A brief score report shows Triangle Hosiery defeating Orphanage 7 to 3. The item also itemizes a trustee sale notice for land in Guilford County North Carolina with sale set for July 30 at 11 AM at High Point entrance.
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