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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1935
Page
15
In the Commercial League H.C. action Furniture City and ee secure wins as the second half opens. Manero captures a $750 Canadian Tour event. Harriss Covington 8 Huntley Jackson 2. COG No 406 3 Tomlinson 434 0 Mille Home forfeit. Furniture City 11 Snow Lumber 3. Ragan Maurice Allen Jay unreported is Berea.
Parker, ranked fourth nationally, defeated Wilbur Hess in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-3 at Spring Lake to reach the final round. He will meet Charles Harris, conqueror in Kentucky, in the final for a potential permanent possession of the title.
New York loses after tying the score in the eighth as Chicago erupts in the ninth. Detroit and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the Athletics. Lou Gehrig hits his 13th homer and Tony Lazzeri adds his 11th to pace the Yankees.
Promoter Mike Jacobs closes negotiations for a 15 round bout between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling at the Polo Grounds on Sept 18. The winner likely targets James J Braddock for a 1936 title bid, with Baer viewed as unlikely to return. Louis also awaits a Chicago bout with King Levinsky on Aug 7.
Tony Manero of Sedgefield North Carolina won the General Brock hotel open golf tournament at Foothill Ontario with a 291 on 72 holes. Byron Nelson and Bud Donovan tied for second with 292. Ray Mandee, Clarence Rochester, Bob Alston, Jimmy Thompson all posted 293s and others finished in the mid 290s as Hagen and Picard trailed by one stroke. Nelson faded at the end as Hagen and others chased.
In Charleston South Carolina Robert Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga and Martin Buxby of Miami advanced to the final round of the state tournament to decide the champion. Buxby defeated Bruce Baxter while Bryan beat Robert Little after a hard five set match under fading light.
Adams-Millis stars out with a win over Globe Parlor. Oakdale beat Guilford 3 to 2 in eleven innings. Robertson Bakery defeated Marah 7 to 6, Amos 9. Pickett and Glen Parlor both won. Highland had a bye.
Harriss Covington defeated Huntley Jackson 8 to 2 to start the second half of the Commercial league. Furniture City beat Snow Lumber 11 to 3. Tomlinson edged CCC-406 10 to 0 and Mills Home received a 9 0 forfeit from CCC No 434. Ragan Maurice Allen Jay game not reported.
GETS OFF O K first half champions opened strong and held off Huntley Jackson 8 to 0. Willard pitched four hits as he fanned nine and aided defense with 12 assists in 21 of 27 putouts. Cook and Johnson starred at bat for the winners while R Hiatt collected two of Huntley Jacksons four hits.
Tomlinson opened strong with seven runs in three innings and added three more in the eighth as CCC No. 406 fell 10-3. Barringer went 4 for 4 to lead the winners, Meadows led CCC with 2 for 4 in a losing effort.
Rocky Mount officials announced after talks with Charlotte club leader Herb Pennock that Rocky Mount would receive Charlotte’s Piedmont league franchise if Boston Red Sox discontinue in Charlotte. Pennock and Eddie Collins discussed plans. Chambliss and city leaders pledged park upgrades and cooperation as a decision expected next week. Time of game 2 20 attendance 200.
Detroit and Philadelphia played a wild doubleheader with the A's side taking the opener 18 to 5 after an early spread, while the Tigers won the second 6 to 3 to close within four games of the Yankees. Auker Hatter and Reiber led Detroit in the first game with solid relief from Marcum. Bridges Cochrane Mahaffey Benton starred for Philadelphia in the nightcap.
Cleveland pitchers held Boston to seven hits as Willis Hudlin dominated in seven innings. Rube Walberg allowed four runs in seven for the Red Sox. Vosmik, Voemik, Phillips and Campbell drove in the runs for Cleveland in the fourth inning of the four game set.
Washington defeats St Louis 11 to 7 in game one and 10 to 4 in game two. Buck Newsom beats his ex teammates after a three run start. Millard Hayes debuts with seven hits allowed in the second game as Washington blasts four runs in the first and six in the fourth.
Asheville defeated Portamouth 10 to 3 at home, ending a losing skid. The Tourists collected 17 hits off two Portamouth pitchers aided by Lefty Belcher who pitched well. Sturdy led the offense with four hits.
Scores from tonight show Albany international team fall to Montreal five to four. Other matches include Newark 1 Toronto 8 and Syracuse 7 Rochester 2 with Toronto and Montreal taking high marks.
In Brookline Massachusetts Helen Pederson an 18 year old unseeded player from Stamford Connecticut upset defending champion Mrs Fabyan 6 3 6 4 in straight sets to reach the final of the Longwood Bowl. She will face Mrs Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn of Philadelphia who beat Gracyn Wheeler 4 6 6 2 6 Mias Pederson's win shifts the spotlight to the women's final and the men move toward their championship rounds.
The Presidents Cup golf event opens at Emerywood Country Club with 65 players in a handicap match play format. Pairings show A. G. Parker vs W. B. Price, J. A. Hart against Sidney Gayle Sr., and many others in a single bracket battling for the trophy last held by Bill Snow who cannot defend.
J P Rawley led local skeet shooters at the High Point club on Saturday with 24 hits of 25. Close behind, W B Thomas scored 23. Other participants included J EB Valentine of Thomasville J R Galloway Jack Thomas J R Mason from Greensboro and R EF Wibberts with 21 each.
Upsets marked the Amateur league action as Rohn't Bakery fell 7 to 5 in a first half upset. Oakdae outlasted Guilftor 3 to 3 in 11 innings. Amos beat Pickett 9 to 5 while Adan Millis Pointers opened the second half with a 10 to 8 win over Globe Parlor. Highland had a bye.
Adams Mill hosts a Friday game as the Pointers top the pF lor team 14 to 8. Craven allowed seven hits while facing heavy pressure. Booker led the winners with 3 hits in five at bats. Leach paced the losers with 2 hits in 3 at bats.
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