Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

We have 6,272,067 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 34 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1938

Page

6

Spinners and Towelers Clash At Willis Park Tonight

High Point Spinners host Kannapolis Towelers in an exhibition at Willis Park at 8 pm to reopen the local baseball curtain. Star hitters include Johnnie Kroft of High Point and Eric Tipton of Kannapolis with Harden set to pitch for the Spinners.

High Point Willis Park High Point Spinners Kannapolis Abel Doubleday Carolina Furniture City Frank Packard Piedmont Civic League Buck Redfern Eric the Red" Tipton Duke University Cannon City Clint Hickory Tipton Gastonal Kroft Johnnie Kroft Shaw Buck Felow Harden Ace Moundsman Redfern Valdere Textiles Mountaineer Textiles Valdese CJ Bolton Washington Detroit Boston Jenson

Semi-Pros Resume Play In Greensboro

Hard luck run a batted in Dwyer Over ting Tutal Doljack 3 McGill 2 McCrone Jensen Scalings Ransone Bolton Errors Jeffcoat McGill Two base hits Krofft Arnette Bolton Three base hit Kroft Home runs Jensen Doljack Stolen bases Jensen McGill Sacrifices Mille Ransone Double plays Doljack Jensen Levey Doljack Packard Jeffcoat McGill MecCrone Left on bases High Point vs Valdese Base on balls off Chester 12 Jeffcoat 6 Struck out by Chester 3 Jeffcoat 15 Hits off Chester 6 in 92 23 in nings off Jeffcoat 13 in 10 nings Wild pitches Jeffcoat Chester 2 Passed ball Ranson Winning pitcher Jeffcoat Louing pitching Chester Umpires Flora Brandon Time of game 2 40

Runa Dwyer Tutal Doljack McGill McCrone Jensen Ransone Bolton Jeffcoat Krofft Arnette Kroft Mille Rangone Levey Packard MecCrone High Point Valdese Chester Jeffccat Ranson Louing Flora Brandon

Local Ball Notes And Boxing Allusions From Valdese

A cloudy day review highlights Frank Packard s talented ball squad in Kannapolis and a Pointer game in Valdese where Tommy Jensen tied the score with a ninth inning homer The piece also notes Al Hostak s claim to the middleweight title scene Cliff Bolton Bobby Hipps Bud Shaney and casual remarks about Ward and a street curb incident.

Frank Packard Kannapolis Valdese Tommy Jensen Oece Town al Hostak Freddie Steele Cliff Bolton Bobby Hipps Lenoir A's Furman Biltmore College Bud Shaney Carolina League Renials Spartanburg Ward New York

Japan Drops Olympic Plans Casting Shadow Over U S Track

The United States faces a shift as Japan withdraws from the Olympics delaying anticipated finals in field and track. Eastern city hosts the event now while U S figures pivot with new plans and names like Hel singfors in focus. Eric Blind, once a Derby rider, weighs in and works as Arlington Park assistant starter as Bob Jones leads Clemson to 19 wins five losses four ties in five years.

Japan California U. S Helsingfors Eric Blind Kentucky Arlington Park Bill Bob Jones Clemson

Galento's Recovery Sparks Wave of Optimism in Baseball Circles

Fans cheer as Galento shows signs of returning to form while Lyons, the White Sox hurler, contends after a long career spanning from 1924 in the same league as the Yankees. The page also references a late night disturbance at Wilt Park and questions about error counts.

Galento Lyons White Sox Yankees

Hest Shots of Big Shots in the Meaters Series

A continuation of the series highlights precise shots and scoring by top shooters in recent meaters. The piece focuses on notable points and technique shown by leading athletes.

Ouimet on Approach Putting Hardest Shot in Golf

Francis Ouimet argues the long edge of green approach putt is the toughest shot. He says 30 to 40 feet from the hole the ball must be laid dead to the pin for success, and precise distance and direction determine the next putt.

Francis Ouimet

Horns Grocery Bounces Back Myrtle Desk 4-1

Horns Grocery, in their first commercial League softball appearance, defeated Myrtle Desk 4 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Score by innings shows Myrtle Desk with a late run and Horns Grocery sealing the win behind Smith, Wood, Dillon, and J. Kivett.

Horns Grocery Myrtle Desk

Marsh Tops Mt. Airy 4 to 2 in baseball clash

Marsh defeated Mt. Airy 4 to 2 as Byerly allowed six hits and walked none. Clark, Furniture's second baseman, singled twice in four at bats to lead Marsh with a double and a single.

Marsh Mt. Airy Byerly Clark Furniture

Hemphill Chains Qualifier Lead in Biltmore Forest Meet

Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia 8 C carded an 80 for the qualifying medal in the Biltmore Forest golf tournament in Asheville. Helen Smith of Greensboro faces Hemphill in today’s first round, while defending champion Jane Cothran of Greenville shot 88. First round pairings include Alliene Hoover of Thomasville versus Mrs. J. C. Wright.

Asheville Kathryn Hemphill Columbia 8. C Biltmore Forest Helen Smith Greensboro Jane Cothran Greenville Alliene Hoover Thomasville Mra J. C. Wright

Lon Warneke and Larry French Ranked Slowest and Fastest Pitchers

Lon Warneke of the Cardinals is noted as the slowest working hurler in the National League while Larry French of the Cubs is rated the fastest. Both are highly successful pitchers in their era.

Lon Warneke Cardinal Larry French Cubs

City Playground Scores Inning by Inning Summary

Cloverdale defeated High School 14 to 13 in a high scoring game. Kennedy Powers Moe and other players contributed two base hits while Kennedy Willard and Hoover Wall Jerrell added home runs. Batteries credited to Cranford Jerrell.

Cloverdale Kennedy Powers Mooe Willard Batteries Hoover Wall Cranford Jerrell

Eliza Coxe Wins North Carolina Open Women’s Title

Eliza Coxe of Asheville defeated Ruth Lail of Asheville 6 0 6 2 to win the North Carolina Women's Open Championship in Asheville. Defending champ Margaret Cohen did not enter. Melvin Jordan won the junior title after a three set win over George May. Men's doubles and mixed doubles were cancelled.

Asheville N. C North Carolina Eliza Coxe Miss Coxe Ruth Lail Margaret Cohen Atlanta Melvin Jordan Woodbury Forest Chapel Hill George May Lexington

Hornets Split Double Header In Piedmont League Action

Charlotte's Hornets split a doubleheader with Norfolk, falling 3 to 2 in the opener and winning 5 to 0 behind pitcher Bucky Jacobs in the nightcap. Ace Adams earned the matinee win and Rich mond defeated Durham 4 to 1 as rain shortened others.

Charlotte N. C Norfolk Tare Winston-Salem Twins Ace Adams Hornets Twins Bucky Jacobs Adams Richmond Durham Colts Trexier Bulls

Brown Wins Beaver Lake Golf Championship In Asheville

In Asheville North Carolina Chester Brown Jr defeated Willard Tate two up in the final round to claim the Beaver Lake golf cup emblematic trophy at the annual championship.

Brown Asheville N. C Beaver Lake Chester Brown Willard Tate

Detroit Coach Orders Bike for Star Player After Weight Gain

Detroit on July 27 reports manager Jack Adams of the Red Wings ordered a stationary bicycle sent to center Don Dea con after learning he had gained 20 pounds.

Detroit Jack Adams Detroit Red Wings Don Deacon

Seattle Hostak Knocks Out Freddie Steele in Fight

In Seattle A Hosta knocked out Freddie Steele the Tacoma middleweight champion in a recent bout. In Detroit Frankie Jarr stopped Bobby Docherty, Toronto. In Buffalo Walter Popeye Woods outpointed Jimmy Clark in a 12 round decision.

Associated Press Seattle Wash A! Hostak Freddie Steele Tacoma Detroit Frankie Jarr Fort Wayne Ind Bobby Docherty Toronto Buffalo N. Y Walter Popeye

Stagg Leads Olympia Fields in 1938 Chicago Open

Chicago July 27 Amos Alonzo Stagg then football coach and athletic director at the University of Chicago was the first president of Olympia Fields, site of the 1938 Chicago Open.

Stagg Chicago Amos Alonzo Stagg University of Chicago Olympia Fields

Derringer And Greenberg Shine In Big League Wins

Pitcher Paul Derringer led Cincinnati Reds to a 6-2 win over the Boston Bees for his 13th victory as they moved within two games of the New York Giants. Hank Greenberg homered twice to lift Detroit Tigers past Washington 6-5, closing in on Babe Ruth's 1927 pace. Other results included the Yankees sweeping the Browns, the Indians beating Philadelphia, and the Cubs edging the Dodgers in a tight NL day.

Hugh & Fullerton, Jr Paul Derringer Cincinnati Reds Hank Greenberg Detroit Tigers Derringer Cincinnati Reds Boston Bees New York Glants Tigers Greenberg Detroit Washington Senators Babe Ruth Babe New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Cleveland Indians Philadelphia Bobby Feller Chicago White Sox Boston Pittsburgh Pirates Phillies St. Louis Cardinals New York Gants Gabby Hartnett Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Dodgers

One man team Brooklyn era standout Ernie Kay

Brooklyn reports an unusual baseball tale as Ernie Kay the Dodger outfielder, while still in high school, pitched two no hit games and played every infield and outfield position. The fragmentary note hints at his versatile early development and juxtaposes youth with major league proximity.

Brooklyn Ernie Kay Dodger

Leroy Monsky Named to All-Star Football Team

In Chicago on July 27 the public chose a collegiate eleven to face the Washington Redskins in the fifth annual All-Star game on August 31 at Soldier Field. Leroy Monsky of Alabama is named a guard with six other midwestern players and invitations extended to fifty-seven others.

Chicago Middle West Washington Redskins Soldiers Field Charles Beeman Notre Dame Perry Schwarts California Vic Markov Washington Marty Schreyer Purdue

Piedmont League Results From Yesterday Rain Delays

Norfolk faced Rocky Mount and Asheville played Portsmouth as rain halted two games in the Piedmont League yesterday.

Norfolk Rocky Mount Asheville Portsmouth

Baseball Scores Across Leagues Prompt Late Night Action

In the American League Detroit defeated Washington 6 to 5 while Chicago beat Boston 9 to 4 and Cleveland topped Philadelphia 3 to 4. New York swept 10 to 12 against an unidentified opponent, St. Louis split 5 to 5 in doubleheaders. In the National League Philadelphia won 6 to Cincinnati 6 and Chicago beat Brooklyn 10 to 6 and St. Louis 6 to New York 5. In the Southern Association Atlanta fell to Birmingham 4 to 32, Memphis beat Nashville 10 to 8, New Orleans won 1 to 0 against Chattanooga and Knoxville beat Little Rock 5 to 0.

Carolina League OC Cce Lenotr Cee Hickory Concorn Valdese Enr Piedmont League Rocky Mount Verre Richmond New Cleveland Boston Chhicago St. Louis New York Freee Chicago Brooklyn Gastonia Newton -Conover Taibalis Atlante New Orleans Nashville Little Rock Knorville Detroit Washington Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn & St. Louis Southern Association Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga Knoxville

GAMES TODAY FEATURE REGIONAL MATCHUPS

Charlotte visits Winston-Salem while Asheville travels to Portsmouth. Norfolk plays Rocky Mount and Richmond meets Durham in four regional college basketball showdowns today.

Piedmont League Charlotte Winston-Salem Asheville Portsmouth Norfolk Rocky Mount Richmond Durham

Weekend baseball card with mixed results across cities

Pittsburgh faces re-Baulers as Lamaster St Louis meets La Setentiemeee in Brooklyn night action. Chicago plays Posedel in Boston with Vander Meer and Walters opposing Mac Payden and Fette. Matchups span multiple teams and venues with varied records noted in terse listings.

Pittsburgh Ve. Lamaster St. Louis Ve. Castleman Brooklyn Chicago Posedel Boston Vander Meer Walters Ve. Mac. Payden Fette

Baseball doubleheader matchups and pitcher pairings

New York at St. Louis featuring Vance against Hadley. Also Johnson to face Hildebrand. Philadelphia travels to Cleveland with Nelson facing Hadlin. Boston meets Chicago with Wilson opposing.

New York St. Louis Vance Hadley Johnson Hildebrand Philadelphia Cleveland Nelson Hadlin Boston Chicago Wilson

Riggs Seeks Cup Team Berth At Sea Bright

Bobby Riggs twenty year old Chicago tennis stylist aims for the American Davis Cup squad through his Sea Bright Invitation showing. He minds his extra set win over John Shostrom and hopes to claim the tournament title to bolster his case alongside Parker and Grant for the second singles spot. Parker easily defeated Carleton Road while Riggs faced Gerard Podesta and Parker faced Frank Guernsey in early rounds.

Sea Bright N. J Bobby Riggs Chicago John Shostrom University of Chicago Riggs Don Budge Frankie Parker Bitsy Grant Southampton Rye Newport Parker Carleton Road Gerard Podesta Princeton Frank Guernsey

Enterprise tops High Point Weaving in loop

Enterprise defeated High Point Weaving 11 to 2 in a Commercial League softball game yesterday afternoon. Denning went 4 for 4 with four singles to lead the winners while Dudley and Denning also combined on the scoring.

Enterprise High Point Denning Dudley Bean Harvey

High School Tennis Pairings Include Washington and Detroit Matches

The draw features oe and Midkiff with Knott and Whitehead, and Washington facing Detroit with Weaver against Lawson. The pairs carry 0-1 and 3-4 records while the Detroit match shows Weaver at 5-2 and Lawson at 4-5.

Midkiff Knott Whitehead Washington Detroit Weaver Lawson

Local League Matchups List Tonight

Concord visits Hickory Kannapolis faces High Point Lenoir plays Valdese in the Carolina League schedule for Friday night.

Carolina League Concord Hickory Kannapolis High Point Lenoir Valdese

Hostak Knocks Out Steele in First Round for Title

Al Hostak, 22, from Seattle’s Georgetown district, wins the World Middleweight Championship by stopping Freddie Steele in 1 minute 48 seconds of the first round. Steele, the Tacoma challenger, collapses after a brutal left and decisive right, as 30,000 spectators witness the swift finish.

Frank Gorrie Seattle al Hostak Georgetown Hostak Freddie Steele Tacoma Wash Jack Dempsey Steele Hestak

Tomlinson Faces Mt Airy In Semi Pro Night Clash

After a nine day layoff Greensboro based Semi Pro league resumes with Lucky Strike of Durham Raeford facing in a double bill at 4 pm White Oak of Greensboro Roanoke Rapids meet in first game. Tomlinson of Mt Airy battles Theatre of Mt Airy in nightcap as Statesville Bees May lery and other teams join the schedule.

Enterprise Greensboro Lucky Strike Durham Raeford Lucky M Eagle Asheboro Surrow White Oak Gree Roanoke Rapids Oakers Hi Chair Hiddenite Dub Wick Joe Talley Tomlinson MT. A Tomi High Point Mt. Airy Fore McCrary Champs Defea Tournam Tower Statesville Bees Maylery Burlington Knitters Winston-Salem Mack-Judson-Voeh Millis

Armstrong ready to meet Ambers in Tral clash at Pompton Lakes

The article describes Henry Armstrong sharpened for a August 10 bout at Pompton Lakes with sparring partners Wright and Jackie Reemes. He weighs 138 pounds, keeping speed and power, as he aims to overpower Lou Ambers in a light heavyweight style clash. Armstrong predicts a stoppage inside seven or eight rounds.

Pompton Lakes N. J Henry Armetrod Ambers Armstrong Wright Jackie Reemes Reemes Henry Lou Montanez Asthou

Seeds From Saddle Giants outfielder trains on Texas range

Seeds, Giant outfielder, developed his muscles by long riding the range in the Texas Panhandle.

New York Texas Panhandle

Also Mentioned on This Page

H Dossack Throft Tutaj Rf * Packard Lavey Hardin Healey R H McGill M’crone Ib. Mills Rf Wilson Sealing Soc Chakales Sports Editor aeSe Art Krenz Smith and Wood Dillon J. Kivett Horace G Ilderton Dodge Plymouth Willowbrook Jimmie Fagan Hemphill Paul Hank Leroy Monsky White City Stadium London N.C. State League Hostak K.O Babe Risko Eddie Miller Eddie Marino Hotak Mt. Airy N Roaor Armstrong SA Little Henry
Search Courier

Search the High Point Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The High Point Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication