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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
9
The standings show matchups across major teams with today games listed. Yesterday results include Boston defeating Philadelphia 5 2 and Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh 6 to 0 while Cincinnati and New York posted close scores.
St Louis and Detroit host New York and Boston in a set of matchups across leagues. Washington meets Chicago while Philadelphia faces Cleveland in another pair of regional games.
Pro slots show Cleveland beating Philadelphia by 8 to 7, Washington 7, Chicago 3, New York 6, St. Louis 3, and Boston 16 with Detroit 3.
Browns scouting notes recount Bill Lee and Larry French allowing 14 hits and one run as the Phils win 4-1 and 6-0. A five run fifth gives Reds a 6-3 over the Giants. Jeffcoat hurls a four hitter in a 6-0 Brooklyn win. Yankees beat Browns 6-3 as Jimmy Ford homers twice for Boston in a 10-3 win over Detroit. Washington ends 12-game winless streak with a 7-3 victory over Chicago. Indians edge Athletics in a doubleheader 9-8 and 7-7.
St Louis Browns dismiss manager Rogers Hornsby and assistant Charlie O Leary after an explosion of gossip. Sunny Jim Bottomley named manager and Char les Street coach with Street a former Cardinal. Hornsby claims contract lasts to 1938 despite club talks of possible termination. Don Barnes cites attorney opinion supporting possible abrupt end.
New York July 22 round up highlights fans on Rogers Hornsby and sparse crowds at recent games with 712 paid. Mentions Tommy Farr George Farr Clara Mortensen on Pacific coast. Jimmy Braddock vs Roscoe Toles in Detroit. Joe McCarthy on Pie Traynor as top third baseman. Indians improve double play. golf pro Tom Walsh fees by strokes. Bucky Harris’s son as mascot. Tom Yawkey’s game count. Joe Louis Attler glove story. Boston Bees training camp move to San Antonio. Jimmy Dykes on cigars. Bob Johnson’s impact on no hitters. Pirates mentioned in flow.
In Asheville on July 22 the field advanced to the North Carolina Open quarterfinals. Bobbitte, Pryor, Doyle, Guernsey, Cunningham, and Pero prevailed in fourth round matches as Archie Henderson and others prepared for next-day pairings.
A New York writer criticized the team on their Eastern trip saying they look like a team dying on the vines. He noted the clack of typewriters in the Ebbets field press box outpaced the visiting infield dialogue.
In Baltimore on July 22 the Yankees owner Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt spends $60,000 to upgrade Pimlico race track facilities.
Lew Fonseca a former major league star and current baseball movie director says the New York Yankees are the greatest team he has ever seen.
The first introduction of silk culture in the United States occurred in 1737 in Connecticut marking the start of sericulture in the colony.
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