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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1938

Page

17

Mack Judson Bounces Back In North Carolina Semi Pro Tilt

High Point 5 Greensboro 1 in Memorial Stadium at Greensboro in a split first round game of a North Carolina semi pro tournament. Ock Judson’s Barton and the High Point squad managed five hits, but Greensboro held the lead with timely runs including Yows triple, passed balls, and fielders choices.

Enterprise Memorial Stadium Reensboro dams-Millis Ock Judson Barton North Carolina Greensboro Weston Yow Jessup Mojuds Ock-Judson Raye Tomlinson High Point T. Airy White Sox Statesle Bees Hemp

Carthy and Babbish Reach Western Golf Final

Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati defeated Thomas Sheehan Jr. one up to reach the Western Amateur final in South Bend Indiana. He will face Bert Babbish of Detroit University who beat Larroller 5 and 3. The match extends 86 holes tomorrow with 18 in the morning and 18 in the afternoon.

South End Ind Maurice McCarthy Cincin Thomas Sheehan, Jr Chi Bert Babbish Detroit University Homore Larroller Quincy Ill McCarthy Babbish Ring

Cobb Advises Chapman During City Qualifying Golf Start

Ty Cobb offers hitting tips to Sam Chapman as he enters the City golf championship qualifying at Blair Park Municipal Golf Course. Cobb urges Chapman to adjust grip and tactics, while praising Disty Dean's potential to overcome a sore pitching arm as the Pirates lead the National League.

Blair Park Municipal Snow Chamer Iban Od Amy Crichton

Triangle Hosiery Beats Oakdale 9 to 5 in Industrial League

Triangle Hosiery defeated Oakdale 9 to 5 in an Industrial League game. Bill Morehead homered, doubled, and hit two singles in five at bats. Other details list totals and scoring by innings, pitcher Loflin, umpires Maust and Warvey, time 2 10, attendance 250.

Triangle Hosiery Oakdale i Bill Morehead Totes Eee Loflin Maustana Warvey

Adams Mills Edges Tomlinson In Extra Innings

Adams Mills pushed across a run in the fourteenth to edge Tomlinson 2 to 1. Steele led with four hits including a triple while Newman Ward and Frazier had three apiece for the losers. Errors listed for Barrett Newman Hedrick Cooper Steele Craven Cull er Ward Parlowe Frazier Collins. Time two hours. Attend ance sixty.

Adame-Millis Tomlinson Steele Ewman, Ward Frazier R. Adams-Mills P.barrett Newman P. Barrett Hedrick Martin Cooper Craven Culler Trotter Ward Parlowe Collins M. Barrett Wards Black Collinae Russell Adame- Millis Abrhe Barret Newan Booker Martin Ib Ingram Eller Barnett Farlow Frasier

Globe Parlor 4 Oakdale 1 in pitchers duel

Globe Parlor defeats Oakdale 4 1 after scoring three runs in the eighth inning. Slack of Oakdale allowed six singles while Smith of Globe Parlor gave up one three. Smith struck out 12 Oakdale batters. Flynn and Ryous had two singles each for Globe Parlor. Time 1 48.

Slack Oakdale Smith Globe Parlor Flynn Ryous Jabiic Barrier Jones Flyan Carmichael Foust Gardner J. M'Dowell Fowler Osborne Dowell R. Foust J. McDowell Lee Crouch Burns

Marsh and Pickett Edge In Industrial League Tilt

Marsh 9 Pickett 8 in a tightly fought afternoon game. Verhart hit a homer and two singles while Fiyne and Pickett center fielder contributed. Marsh scored three tallies in the nar frame to seize the win.

Marsh Furniture Company Pickett Yessay Verhart Pan. Fiyne

Smith of Raleigh Captures Low Gross in Carolinas Golf Meet

Kenan Smith of Raleigh shot 75 78 148 to win the 36 hole low gross prize at Hope Valley Club in Durham. Bill Cozart of Durham and Grover Dillon Jr. of Raleigh tied for the 86 hole low net prize with 138, the first such event here with 35 players.

Durham N. C Kenan Smith Raleigh Hope Valley Club Bill Cozart Grover Dillon, Jr

Baseball game box score with multiple errors and runs

Detailed box score notes a baseball contest with runs by Everhart Knight Plyne and many players credited with hits and errors. Pitchers Kirby Eldridge Hiatt Brinkley Jones and others listed with outs and innings. attendance around 500 and time 1 45.

B. Jones Ray Grissom C. Haney Hoover Maney Eldridge Clary Brinkley Knight Webb Jones Everhart Plyne Foxx Flyne Brooks Miller Hiatt Jone Marsh Pickett Surrett Haney

Corn Grows in Every State Across the Union

The report notes corn cultivation spans all states in the United States, underscoring its broad geographic presence. It highlights widespread agricultural adoption and the crop’s significance to national farming.

Union

Rookie Tames New Yorkers By 7 3 Score

Pirates beat the New York Giants 7 to 3 in Pittsburgh as rookie Bob Klinger limited New York to eight hits. Lloyd Waner supported with a homer and three RBIs in a 13 hit Pirates attack fueling a half game lead in the pennant chase.

Pittsburgh Pirates Giants Bob Klinger New Yorkers Bucs Sacramento St. Louis Cardinals Lloyd Waner Dick Bartell New York

Phils top Cards 2-1 behind Hollingsworth five-hit outing

The Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 in the opener of a four game series. Al Hollingsworth spun five hits over six innings to earn the win. Phil Weintraub homered in the seventh, giving Philly the decisive margin as the Cards scored once in the bottom of the ninth.

ST. Louis al Hollingsworth Phils St. Louis Redbirds Cards Leu Warneke Phil Weintraub Philadelphia ST. Louis Abrho Jordan Moore Martin Brown Grack Padgett Hol'arth Myers Warneke Wien Philadelphia Black Senece Young Oy Weintraub W. Davis Moran Magerkurth Parker

Cubs Rally Past Bees In Extra Innings For 8-7 Win

In Chicago on July 16 the Cubs overcame a late deficit to defeat the Boston Bees 8-7 in ten innings. Stan Hack singled to start the decisive rally, Bill Jurges scored from third after an infield out, and Jurges had doubled off Ira Hutchinson earlier. Jurges and Hack led a late charge as Chicago snapped Boston’s four game streak.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Boston Bees Bruins Stan Hack Bill Jurges Jurges Ira Hutchinson Boston Root Warstler Hack Cuccinello Pletcher Mueller Hutchinson Hermen O'Des Collina

West and Mueller duel in error-filled game

Double plays feature Fletcher to Werstier to Mueller and other sequences. Teams stranded runners with Boston six and Chicago eleven left on base. Lanning Errickson Hutchinson Carleton Root walk counts and hits listed. Hutchinson allowed seven hits in 3 2 3 innings. Umpires Ballanfant Kiem Sears. Time 2 34. Attendance 6 7466 official.

West Mueller Fletcher Werstier Colline Jurges Collins Herman Boston Chicago Lanning Hutchinson Carleton Root Errickson Russell Bryant Ballanfant Kiem Sears

Dodgers Rout Reds 12–5 in West Swing Victory

Brooklyn wins 12 to 5 over Cincinnati as Rosen and Stainback each collect four hits and Fred Frankhouse shines in relief. Daffiness Boys total 18 hits with three players driving in multiple runs. Frankhouse earns win while Cascarella takes loss in a 2:28 game attended by 5,347.

Cincinnati Rosen Tuck Stainback Fred Frankhouse Brooklyn Dodgers Bees Brooklyn Daffiness Boys Stainback Frankhouse Bill Posedel Campbell Berger Shea Lomb Lavette Herrger Durocher Craft Key Rig Myers Grissom Ronosse Hershberger Riggs Weaver Vagetto Hudson Posedel Frey Camilli Lavagetto Goodman McCormick Mudson Prey Roy Cascarella Hita Prankhouse Stark, Stewart Goetz

Mills Home Freescoring Exhibition Defeats Adams-Millis 14 to 5

Commercial Mills Home showcased a freescoring exhibition yesterday afternoon, walloping Adams-Millis 14 to 5. Wiseman and Wilson led with strong plays against Black and Williams.

Mills T.ag Adams-Millis dams-Millis Wiseman Wilson Black Williams

Cools Edge Tommies 2-1 in Nine Inning Tilt

Cooleemee Cools edged Thomasville Tommies 2-1 in the ninth frame as four singles and an error produced the decisive runs. Ray Lindsey and Tommie Josser held the visitors to a single hit until the final inning, tying the standings with Shelby after Shelby beat Newton-Conover.

Thomasville Ray Lindsey Tommie Josser Cools T-Ville Club Shelby Newton- Conover Jim Canty Thomasville Center

Thomasville Ends Tight Contest With Hitting Leaders

In a close game Thomasville edges opponents as Coulter Canty Besley and Mueller pace the offense. Key players include Maatio Kosioski Sheely Tysinger Outland and Maus driving runs and defense. Final time 2 20.

Fielder Thomasville Abrho Ebrho Coulter Tee Maatio Canty Besley Mueller Kosioski Sheely Grande If Har Tysinger Outland If

Global wheat production and self sufficiency

Wheat is grown in nearly all civilized nations, yet only a few countries produce more than enough to feed their citizens.

Dizzy Dean Set to Start for Cubs in Doubleheader

Chicago July 16 Dizzy Dean who has been idle since May 3 due to an ailing arm will start for the Chicago Cubs in tomorrow's opener of a doubleheader against the Boston Bees. Dean, acquired for 185000 and three players, worked out today with slight arm soreness. If he regains form, Chicago's slim chances in the National League pennant race could improve measurably.

San Francisco Ty Cobb Sam Chapman Dean Yankees Cobb Detroit Star Chapman University of California Athletics Sam Pitch Elise Cubs OI Diz Bill Donovan Detroit Donovan Chicago Dizzy Dean Chicago Cubs Boston Bees Philadelphia

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