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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1932
Page
8
In Philadelphia the Chicago White Sox defeated the Athletics 7 to 0 in game one and 11 to 2 in game two. Ted Lyons shut out the Mackmen in the opener, ending Cramer's 22 game safety streak and Grove's 11 game win streak. Al Simmons connected for his 18th homer as Chicago mixed offense and strong pitching.
Paper Box Nine defeated the Triangle team yesterday afternoon 7 to 2. Bryant pitched seven hits allowed and sluggered three singles while driving in four runs. Thomas and Weisner led the winning offense with extra base hits and multiple RBIs as Fritz and G Gurley were the top Triangle hitters with more than one hit.
Chicago star Harry Cooper edges Al Watrous by three strokes to claim the Canadian open golf championship at Ottawa. Hagen finishes third as Cooper becomes the 14th straight winner from outside Canada with a 290 total and a $500 prize.
Thomas Mills edged Randleman 12 11 at Willis Park in a marathon 12 inning game. Radcliffe drove in Cagle for the deciding run as Cagle and Weston led hitters for Thomas Mills while Yow and Cecil worked late for the losers.
Brooklyn Dodgers break a tie by scoring seven times in the ninth inning as the Pirates defense falters to win the series opener in Pittsburgh.
Stone powered Adams-Millis with two homers while Seigh and teammates rapped 12 hits. Stehli's 16 hits came up short as seven errors fueled the lopsided 15-8 defeat in Willis. Vance dominated for Pittsburgh, allowing six hits and earning his ninth win as Grace matched a major league errorless record with his 63rd straight game without an error. Brooklyn 9 Pittsburgh 3.
Monte Weaver pitched strongly to lift the Washington Senators to a 14 5 victory in the nightcap of a doubleheader after Cleveland won the opener 4 1. Weaver drove in five runs and went 4 for 5 with two doubles and three runs scored while Myer West and Myatt supplied key hits as Washington split the five game series. Connally Moon and Cleveland’s staff struggled as eight hits crossed the plate in the nightcap.
Ben Chapman blasted three homers driving in seven runs as the Yankees took the first game 7 to 6 and the second 14 to 7 over Detroit. Babe Ruth added his 24th homer in the opener while New York pitchers shut down Detroit after early bursts.
Boston wins the final game of the four game set as Alexander blasts a center field homer with one on in the eighth. Jolley adds three singles while Fischer, Andrews match zeroes until the decisive inning. Browns tally two runs while Boston four cross.
Veterans with adjusted service certificates under two years will gain immediate relief as a bill advancing through Congress would lift the 50 percent loan cap. Andrew Jackson post American Legion service officer Bruce H. Carraway urged holders to file applications now to avoid delays after passage of the Dill measure.
Jersey City defeated Buffalo 7 to 6 while Newark lost 4 to 7 to Montreal. Reading won 5 to 8 against Toronto, Baltimore fell 4 to 7, and Rochester prevailed 8 to 6.
In Greensboro on July 9 the Patriots outplayed the Winston-Salem Twins. The night game ended 6 to 4 after the matinee 5 to 2, giving the Pats a clean sweep of the three game series. Winston-Salem’s Martin was the batting hero with four of five at bats including a double.
Violet Popovich Valli charged with assault with intent to commit murder related to the Wednesday shooting of Chicago Cubs shortstop Bill Jurges. She posted a 7500 dollar bond and left the county jail with friends after stating she planned to visit Jurges. Jurges was wounded twice during a struggle over a pistol after she invaded his hotel room and said she would take her own life.
Charlotte swept Wilmington in a doubleheader winning 2-1 in the first game and 13-4 in the nightcap. Culbreth blasted a homer as Charlotte ignited a seven run eighth inning to seal the victory.
The Associated Press reports results across North Carolina cities: Winston-Salem 2 4, Greensboro 5 6, Charlotte 2 13, Wilmington 1 4, Raleigh 2, Durham 0.
The High Point Overall aggregation mixed five hits with seven bases on balls and a quintet of their opponents' errors to score 8 runs to the Pickett team's 4. Thomas, pitching his first full contest for the winners, allowed only four singles and was accorded good support from his teammates. He was never in danger throughout the game. Stamey's homer in the first frame with one man on accounted for two of the Pickett tallies. Hiatt, centerfielder for the overall nine, was fielding star of the afternoon, making several beautiful catches of hard hit balls. Blue pitched a good game but was wild and gave up seven walks. Home Stamey. Three base hit Thomas. Two base hit Cooper. Stolen bases by Mart and others. Double plays and hit extras noted.
Army air corps engineers in Dayton Ohio claim a hollow steel propeller linked to the engine exhaust prevents ice buildup. When filled with exhaust gases the blades stay hot enough to melt ice and the engine may gain horsepower with the exhaust connected.
Raleigh at Winston-Salem Greensboro at Charlotte Wilmington at Durham matchups headline a slate of tomorrow's league games with regional cities set to clash across venues.
The U S S Navy lists approximately 1 000 enlisted men in its ranks reflecting current manpower levels.
Raleigh defeats Durham 2 to 0 in a low hit game as Dewitt Perry and Hollingsworth face off as strikeout artists. Perry fans nine and Hollingsworth 14 as Raleigh capitalizes on an error and a double with Martin scoring on Smith’s drive. The teams set to meet again Sunday in Durham.
Washington Albrook Field in the Panama Canal Zone becomes the headquarters for the 44th observation squadron from France Field. Work is expected to continue about a year and a half before completion, with surfaced runways planned for the rainy season.
Larry Benton pitched six hitter game and Babe Herman hit a two on homer in the first as the Reds defeated the Giants 3 to 1 in Cincinnati. Walker and Hogan al seamed with Benton and Lombardi.
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 6 to 2 in the opener as Flint Rhein, a former Cards pitcher, allowed only five safeties. Watkins injured a hamstring in the second inning, while Haines and Lindsey were hit hard by St. Louis. Stout finished the last two innings for Philadelphia.
Chicago Cubs defeated Boston 6 to 2 behind strong pitching by Guy Bush and timely hitting. The win narrows the gap to one game behind the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League standings. Cunningham and Hargrave led Boston while Bush and Hartnett anchored Chicago.
High Point players split a horseshoe tilt with Thomasville on Bay Street with Ralph Vance and A H Beeman winning 21 11 and 21 17 while W J Carmichael and Red Daniels of Thomasville edged Rev R I Farmer and B C Harmon. Plans for a city wide tournament and future games with Greensboro Winston Salem and Lexington were announced by Edgar Hartley Y M C A general secretary.
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