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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

12

Duke Boxer Ray Matulewicz Sees Bright Pro Future

Add Warren praises Ray Matulewicz at Duke after his collegiate career as he nears a pro future. Warren cites undefeated marks and Olympic and national titles, plus high praise from Tunney and reporters, as he plans a Sept Macon bout and a Lonnie Blackwelder test.

Ray Matulewicz Duke Wood Lewis Lonnie Blackwelder Warren

Cubs May Pay 100000 Potatoes for Medwick Next Winter

New York sports round up notes chatter about Joe Medwick possibly becoming a 100000 dollar purchase for the Cubs next season. Carl Hubbell shows form, and Mike Jacobs is ridiculed. Max Schmeling’s tax refunds are mentioned along with unresolved tax claims. Don Lash aims for police work after school, with Jimmy Smith eyed as his successor. Stan Harris refutes reports of being washed up at Washington.

New York Cubs Joe Medwick Max Schmeling Mercy Berlin Mike Jacobs Carl Hubbell Mike Jacobse Mike Max U. S Don Lash Indiana Billy Hayes Jimmy Smith Lash Smith Stan Harris Washington

Baseballtalk and predictions swirl around Hall of Fame moves

The note cites Bill Til den on Davis cup bets and Parker with Grant running fast. The New York Herald Tribune names Gabby Hartnett as Bill Terry successor if he leaves active duty, raising questions how to pry Hartnett from the Cubs. Steve ONeill’s Cleveland exit after the season is urged, while Bradley’s denial is requested.

Bill Tilden Parker Little Grant Blue Blazes New York Herald- Tribune Gabby Hartnett Cubs Bill Terry Fints Bill Gabby Steve O'Neill Cleveland Mr. Bradley

Bobbitt advances in South Carolina tennis open

Russell Robbitt of Atlanta moved closer to the title in the South Carolina open at Charleston. He defeated Alex Cuszzy of Chattanooga 6-2 6-3 in the third round. Bernie Frank of Miami seeded No. 5 beat Chester Ward of Spartanburg 7-5 8-6. Willard Silcox defaulted to WB Marcum of St. Petersburg.

Charleston D. C Russell Bobbitt Atlanta Alex Cusrzy Chattanooga Tenn Bernie Frank Miami Fila Chester Ward Spartanburg 8. C

Matulewicz Faces Baker in 40 Round Heavyweight Clash

The City Lake park amphitheatre hosts a 40 round heavyweight bout between Ray Matulewicz and Russell Baker with a supporting card featuring Granger Lewis and Lonnie Blackwelder. Matulewicz seeks his fifth pro win as Baker boasts 34 victories in 36 starts and a recent win over Charlie Marshall.

Soc Chakales Enterprise Sports Sylvan City Lake Park Ray Matulewicz Mt. Carmel Russell Lewis Blackwelder Granger Richmond Virginia Lonnie Blackwelder Salisbury South Bob Turner Washington Bob Allison Charlotte Glenn Penland N. C Yates Canpe Asheville Penland Canipe Matulewicz Amphitheare Baltimore Baker Charlie Marshall Philadelphia Century Athletic Club Bailiwick Red” Colliner West Virginia Popeye Irvin Washington, D. C Jimmy Lucas Fort Bragg Duke Lucas Atlantic Beach Red” Lewis Durham Duke University Russel Slugger

Cobb backs Dizzy Dean as future greatest pitcher

Ty Cobb, in San Francisco, says Dizzy Dean could become the greatest pitcher by blending natural talent with Mathewson style strategy. He cites Dean's potential to outdo past greats if he concentrates on batter weakness and strategic pitching. Cobb, retired on a California farm, praises Dean and would prefer him on the Cardinals staff over Hubell or Gomez.

Ty Cobb Georgia Peach Dizzy Dean Christy Mathewson Diz Mathewson Matty Dean The Peach St. Louis Cardinal Carl Hubell Giants Gomez Yankees Cobb Atherton

Four Day Pan American Games Open In Dallas

The Pan American games open tonight at Dallas Cotton Bowl under a state canopy with about 200 athletes from North South and Central America. The ceremony features four clothed Indian runners and marks the start of a four day event with 13 competitions and no team scoring. Individual event winners will be awarded in tomorrow night’s events.

Associated Press Dallas Tex United States Rio Grande Los Angeles Dalas Cotton Bowl North South Central America

Alexander Wins First Carolina Public Links, Undergoes Appendectomy

Raleigh July 15 Stuart Alexander who won the first annual Carolina public links golf tournament Monday is recovering from an emergency appendicitis operation he had at a local hospital yesterday.

Alexander Raleigh Stuart Alexander

Giants Take League Lead By Two Percentage Points

The Giants regain sole NL lead as Cubs struggle and Pirates and Cardinals stay within reach. Hank Leiber joins Polo Grounds lineup while Carl Hubbell dazzles with another four hit game. Yankees extend winning streak to eight, DiMaggio and Gehrig post milestones as Detroit and St Louis hot on their heels.

Giants Bill Bon Associated Press Chicago Cubs Pirates Cardinals Bucs Carl Hubbell Slong Arky Vaughan Elf Polo Grounds Terry Camp Cubs Hubbell Hank Leiber Bob Feller Boston Bees Jim Turner Turner Bruins Cards Phillies Dodgers Reds Yanks Detroit St. Louis Tigers Red Ruffing Joe DiMaggio Lou Gehrig Red Sox Sox Browns Indians Senators Athletics White Sox

Jai Alai Tops Bullfighting as Mexico’s Favorite Sport

Mexico City reports Jai alai has become the nation’s favorite sport, surpassing bull fighting in popularity as of July 15. The shift reflects rising urban interest and new venues boosting the game nationwide.

Mexico City Mexico

Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Major Matches

Results yesterday show New York defeated Detroit 10 to 2, Cleveland beat Washington 11 to 3, Chicago won 6 to 4 against Philadelphia, and Boston triumphed over St. Louis 15 to 6.

New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Boston St. Louis L. Pet CPPCC HH Hee

Scoreboard roundup from early baseball action

Boston defeated Chicago 2 to 1 while New York led Pittsburgh 4 to 12. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 2 as St. Louis faced Philadelphia with rain in the forecast.

Chicago Boston Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn V. L Pet

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Enterprise Sports Editor Add Warren Ray Loc Charles High Point Red Lewis Eddie Westbrook Red Bill Bailey Margaret Ty Lake Park Amitheater Gene Tunney Charlottesville Sacramento Calif Add Rightfter Carolina Macon Tillie Kid Herman Asheboro Eddie Alsebrook Albemarle Adams-Millis Pap” Johnson Willis Park Little Lerfty Young Thomasville Shelby Winston-Salem Norfolk Winston- Salem BY Eddie Brietz Oure Horace Ilderton Wilowbrook Phon Dodge Plymouth Robbitt South Carolina Greensboro Winston-Saciem Tuffy” Freedle Lexington Odell Jackson Jackson Lulu Spencer Ball Park Spinett K. O. Havily Tiger Jack Smith Ben Canipe Yates Yates Canipe Grady Cole WBT Phil Bolich Winston Salem Jack Red"’ Smith Curtis Denning Wrestling and Boxing Commission By Russell Newland San Francisco DiMaggio Averill Tee Trosky Medwick Ott Clift Trosky Jacob’s Men’s Shop Booth Main Street
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