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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
10
Chervinko and Perry led a 6 5 Pointer victory over Raleigh, with Scott contributing on the side. Moon and Durham tied on 11 hits, but Durham prevailed with stronger late defense as Asheville series looms.
Y M C A announces annual free swimming classes at the Y pool from Monday June 6 to Saturday June 11. Open to all city boys who cannot swim and who are ten years old or older. W F Bailey physical director leads with Leaders club assistance.
Four negro athletes barred from Olympic field and track tryouts at Johns Hopkins University were restored to the entry list of the South Atlantic Athletic Association. The ban on two from Aryan College and two from St. Paul’s School was withdrawn after university auditor Henry Iddins said his ruling was a mistake. He apologized for the error.
Yesterday's box score highlights Rose Elwood of the Chicago Cubs Found Pirate collecting four hits with two doubles. Dazzy Vance of the Dodgers and Bob Brown of the Braves held the opposition to few hits as they split a doubleheader. Vernon Gomez of the Yankees earned his ninth win of the season with six straight victories.
In Charlotte on June 3 the Winston-Salem Twins defeated Asheville 7 to 6 to regain first place in the Piedmont league as they open a four game series with Durham. Charlotte Hornets beat Greensboro 13 to 5 as Meola strained an arm but stayed effective. Chervinko led High Points with two doubles and a triple in a 6 to 5 win over Raleigh. Wilmington beat Durham 18 to 10 as Tom Wolfe extended his hitting streak to 30 games.
Reuben J. Payne organized Archdale Junior League near Archdale with six clubs. Games occur Thursdays at 3:30 PM on Trinity, Archdale and Allen Jay fields. Springfield beat Trinity 10 8, pitchers Eldridge and White for Trinity. Hoover, Davis for Springfield. Hawks, the Brickyard boys, won 11 12 over Archdale with Rodden catching and Hillard pitching for Hawks. Dock Payne catching and Cruz Johnson pitching for Archdale. Allen Jays won on Allen Jay field.
Knight catches and Haney toed the mound for Allen Jay as Ralph Payne catches and Ritzel Hiatt pitches for Archdale in a 9 to 6 game.
Atlanta Crackers defeated Memphis Chickasaws 11 to 2 in the Southern Association. Chattanooga moved to first by beating Birmingham 9 to 5, with Nashville settling in third after Birmingham’s loss. Nashville and New Orleans scheduled a Sunday doubleheader. Knoxville and Little Rock idle.
Industrial League update shows pitchers standings with teams and dates June 1 and May 28. Batting note lists Adems with seven on June 1.
The report lists bouts and results from amateur league action across several dates and cities. Notable entries include Whitey Hewitt defeating Joe Cox in Toronto and Dick Shiket throwing Matros Kirilchko in Germany, with other matches mentioned in Memphis Kansas City and Los Angeles where Jack Smith and Jack Washburn were noted.
Greensboro at Raleigh and Winston at Bushesville near Point are listed alongside Iimington at Lotte with venues noted for today’s games.
The only games played include Chicago beating outs 4 to 2 and New York defeating Philadelphia 5 to 1. Jon was 4-1 and Washi 6-8 in their respective matchups.
The Pittsburgh club surged for a 9 to 5 victory as Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 1 and 5 to 1 in related action.
In Chicago the game vs Pittsburgh and in Brooklyn the Boston contest are listed among three upcoming basketball matchups with dates not specified. The fragmented note indicates multiple events across venues.
Only two games are scheduled with Nashville visiting New Orleans and Knoxville traveling to Little Rock. Organizers confirm limited slate for the week opening.
Results yesterday show Buffalo defeated Montreal 4 to 0. Other games were rained out while Rochester played Toronto and Newark hosted Reading.
In Sacramento Fidel Labarra of Los Angeles defeated Vari Milling of the Philippines by decision in a 126 pound bout while Martin Zuniga of Los Angeles beat Leonard Vincent of Grass Valley 135. In Paterson Eddie Kid Moore of Bridgeport defeated Jay Macedon of Orange 146 and Roy Lazer of Paterson defeated Frank Quinlan of Paterson 178. In Garfield Joe Harrison of Garfield beat Frank Petrolie of Schenectady 144 and Vincent Hambright of Cincinnati defeated Nat Arno of Newark 140.
GRID TICKETS CUT CHICAGO June 3. Northwestern University reduces prices for two games Purdue and Ohio to 3 while remaining games drop to 2.50.
Enterprise Nine defeated Canes in a seven inning game as Kennedy pitched six innings while Enterprise outhit their opponents. Final score details are unclear due to fragmented report.
Monte Weaver and Bob Burk face pivotal decisions as the Senators pitch to verdicts regarding the Red Sox. The dispute centers on managerial or pitching decisions affecting the series outcome.
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