Eagles Edge Bossong In Inter City League Thriller
Jary's Blue Eagles rallied to beat the Bossong Indians 5 to 4 in a tight Inter-City League contest. The victory keeps the Eagles in contention as the title race tightens with remaining games.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1936
Page
7
Jary's Blue Eagles rallied to beat the Bossong Indians 5 to 4 in a tight Inter-City League contest. The victory keeps the Eagles in contention as the title race tightens with remaining games.
Early returns from 21 counties show James V. Allred leading four opponents with 17 536 votes, well ahead of Hunter 6909, Sanderford 4435, Fischer 3532, and Pierce 772. U S Senator Sheppard leads among others with 9162. Runoff possible if no clear majority.
EBORO July 25 Judge Cowper of Kinston president of the North Carolina Bar Association spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at noon. He urged optimism about world and human life and said the world could support 1000 times its present population if there were fair means of distribution.
Oakdale retains the Amateur League lead with an 8 to 6 victory over Harriss-Covington. Oakdale built an early 8-1 margin, faced a late threat as Harriss-Covington scored three in the eighth, but Oakdale held on behind winning pitcher Walls and 12 Oakdale hits.
A new women’s champion will be decided this week at Emery Wood Country Club between Mrs. J. W. Poole and Miss Margaret Hauser. Hauser advanced to the finals with a 6 and 5 win over Mrs. Z. I. Walser, while Poole defeated the defending champion Mrs. Lucy Abels. The final promises a close battle with an unpredictable outcome.
The Yankees beat the White Sox 5 to 3 to push their American League lead to 12 games. Elated by Ted Lyons and Clint Brown allowing nine hits, Charley Ruffing earned his 13th win as the Sox had three officials ejected after a sixth inning dispute with umpire Bill Johnston.
In Cleveland on July 26 the Philadelphia Athletics outscored the Indians 15 to 12, widening the American League pennant gap as New York beat Chicago 5 to 0. Doyle, Kelley, Hayes, Blaeholder, Hudson, Lee, Unie, Brown and Bullivan starred for their teams.
New York reports say 20th Century Sporting Club and Madison Square Garden will jointly promote the heavyweight championship match in September with a 50-50 profit split after overhead. A key question is venue between Yankee Stadium and Garden's Long Island Bowl, with the bowl favored. Schmeling manager Joe Jacobs has agreed to fight Braddock at any approved site, and Garden’s existing contract with Braddock may influence location.
WPA writers on the original saying get a break as Luther Lashmit visiting Eccles Everhart in this city confirms the tale. Lashmit recalls the two governors walking in a garden when South Carolina offers a drink and North Carolina replies with Let’s run.
In Mills Home Lindale Woodmen of the World and Snow Lumber won Commercial league games yesterday. Snow Lumber beat Allen Jay 4 to 2 in a pitching duel. Woodmen edged Logan Porter 6 to 5 after one run in the ninth. Lindale Dairy toppled Slane Hosiery 9 to 3. Mills Home routed Harriss Covington 15 to 3.
Snow Lumber rallied in the late innings to defeat Allen Jay 4-2. Elder and Briges led the winners at the plate while McDowell M Ingram and Blair paced the losers.
Adams-Millis White Sox rallied from a 5-4 deficit with four runs in the seventh and three in the ninth to post an 8-0 victory over Ragan-Maurice Cubs in an Inter-City league game played at Thomasville. Meacham Bohannon and Charlie Young led the winners at bat as Mack Riley and Crofts starred for the losers.
Rube Eldridge will start on the mound for the Thomasville Chair Makers in the Inter-City league game against the Mack-Judson club of Greensboro. Eldridge, nicknamed the Duke of Spero, is honored by local fans as he aims to defeat Mock-Judson with Buckner likely pitching for the visitors.
Sacrifice hits by Mock Antone and Harvey set the pace as Antone turned a double play runner Crofts. Meacham earned the win with 7 strikeouts, Robertson took the loss, and Pisher issued two wild pitches in a 1 hour 50 minute game before 500 fans.
Madrid reports reveal Spain officially recognizes women as soldiers with the creation of an all female militia battalion. Militias say women have fought in the Guadarrama mountains and in southern districts as part of the anti fascist effort during the revolt.
Production figures show a roughly 34 percent rise in the number of private type light airplanes manufactured in the United States during 1935.
Local boxing card heats up as the returning Goon Henry challenges Henry Graber this Friday. Henry hasn’t fought here in weeks and fans expect a standout bout, while promoter Curt Denning plans an extra attraction with a rival pairing to be announced next week.
Adams Mills and Duke Power meet at Willis Park at 3 this afternoon in a highly anticipated dog fight. The White Sox seek revenge after a first meeting win and aim to prove the earlier victory was no fluke. Lefty Young or Wilson will start for Adams Mills while Duke Power may counter with Lord Perry or Page Dennis in a key pitching duel.
Asheboro July 325. Bossong and McCrary split wins in the Inter-City league after the Eagles beat the Indians 5 to 4. Griffin hit two homers for McCrary and Kimrey and R. Cox homered, while Briggs allowed 11 hits. Johnson led the losers as 1,000 fans watched.
In Raleigh on July 25, about 700 delegates at the 1936 4-H encampment at North Carolina State College acclaimed Miss Marcelo Doub of Forsyth County and F. W. Gibson of Jones County as the 4-H health king and queen. Gibson, son of Mr and Mrs R R Gibson of Kingston, previously won the southeastern health championship three times and placed third in the 1934 state contest with 87.0 points. Miss Doub, daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Doub of Lewisburg, scored 97.7 out of 100.
A new safety belt designed for pedestrians features numerous reflectors to enhance visibility. The product is set to enter the market soon, aiming to reduce accidents in low light conditions.
Archie Henderson of UNC defeated Vernon Marcum of Lakeland Florida 6 2 6 4 6 2 to capture the men's singles title at the North Carolina Open in Asheville. Henderson also won the doubles with Alex Guerry as Joe Lucia and Bobby Curtis fell to them. Mixed doubles saw Eunice Evers and Marcum defeat Coxe and Coxe 6 2 8 6. Junior finals were postponed with Thron to meet McAllister and Curtis to face Guerry.
Raleigh July 25 Capus M Waynick chairman of the State Highway and Public Works Commission said most of NC 1936 road construction would contract within 60 days except some grade crossing work W W F Craven bridge engineer noted 75 percent of grade crossing program would start in 60 days The commission reported varying contract percentages for federal aid works and grade crossing funds and listed funding amounts for projects for current and upcoming years.
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