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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1933

Page

8

Babe Ruth Homers as Senators Rout Yankees in Slugfest

Washington fans see Babe Ruth homer in the eighth after Al Crowder shuts out New York until late. The Senators build a 5-0 lead, Cronin and Myer drove runs, Kuhel and Goslin add key hits. Crowder wins his 15th as Washington extends its lead to three games in the series.

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Palfrey Upends Jacobs in Seabright Tennis Final

Sarah Palfrey of Brookline Massachusetts stunned Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California in a dramatic three set final at Seabright. Palfrey won 6-1 2-6 7-5 to claim the women’s singles title and join Helen Wills Moody as the only American women to win major titles in recent years. Frankie Parker and Frank Shields then beat Sidney Wood and Gregory Mangin 6-3 6-1 6-4 to win the men’s doubles, succeeding Robert Bryan and John McDirmid as champions.

Seabright N. J Seabright Cricket and Tennis Club Sarah Palfrey Brookline Mass Helen Jacobs Berkeley Calif Miss Palfrey Helen Wills Moody Sidney Wood Gregory Mangin Robert “Lefty” Bryan Chattanooga John McDiarmid Fort Worth

Baseball's Big Six Gains as Three Tie for Third

The Big Six membership grows to eight after three players share third place in the National League. Bill Terry of New York and Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh each rise with multi hit games while Chick Fullis maintains a .337 average. Chuck Klein leads with a .378 mark after eight for the plate.

Bill Terry New York Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh Chick Fullis Fullis Chuck Klein Sueitael Klein Phillies Simmons W Sox Foxx Athletics Cronin Senators Davis Pullis SR Vaughan Pirates Terry Glantes

Terry's late homer seals Giants 6 5 win over Braves

New York fans saw a dramatic finish as Bill Terry hit a ninth inning homer with two out to give the Giants a 6 5 victory over the Boston Braves. Errors aided both teams in a back and forth game with Pinky Whitney and Bill Urbanski miscues costing Boston early.

New York Bill Terry Giants Boston Braves Pinky Whitney Braves Terry Fred Fitzsimmons Adolfo Luque Watson Clark Herman Bell Bell Tom Zachary Whitney Bill Urbanski Davis Homer Peel Verger Gus Mancuso Hughie Cruz Wally Berger Boston Hal Lee Cruz Maranville Lee Urbanski Berger Brands Zachary Cscneecs Mangum Gyselman Frankhouse Moore Mancuso Ryan Luque Clark Eenomiu

England Expected To Sweep One Of Singles Matches Today

England expected to capture the Davis Cup from France as one singles match looms. Pointer retain top Inter-City standings after a 17 to 12 win over Draper at Willis Park with early lead and scattered rallies. Russell led local hitting with four hits including a home run.

England France Draper Willis Park McBride Yow Russell

Mata Hari's Little Girl Friend wins Futurity at Arlington Park

Far Star, chestnut filly by North Star 3rd Miss Jemima, trailed Mata Hari and edged to victory in the Arlington Futurity 1933. Fractions show 2:23 time for 6 furlongs, with Hadagal second and Singing Wood third as Mata Hari’s runner-up effort plays out and prize money of $31,020 awarded.

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Auto thefts and engine power trends in 1932 figures

The American Automobile Association reports about 250000 automobiles stolen in 1932 with around 90 percent recovered. Aircraft engines achieved a 10 to 15 percent power increase for the same gross weight over the past two years.

The American Automobile Association

Royal Air Force Strength Report

The present strength of the British Royal Air Force stands at 2,600 officers including 2,200 pilots and 22,000 other ranks.

Royal Air Force

Wind Direction Maps Displayed at Key Federal Airway Terminals

Wind direction and velocity maps for heights around 12 000 to 13 000 feet are issued twice daily at major federal airway terminals. The maps aid pilots in planning en route weather and wind effects.

Federal Airways System Arly

Airplane Build Shift Cuts Biplane Share in 1929 1932

Sixty percent of all airplanes built in the United States in 1929 were biplanes. By 1932 this share fell to forty nine percent, reflecting a shift toward newer designs and techniques.

United States

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