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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
8
Asheville Tourists win final game 6 3 as Monroe Mitchell allows one bad inning. Roy Appleton labored through 12 hits with five doubles allowed by Asheville. Mellana led the offenders with three hits in four trips. Tourists head to Wilmington for a weekend series with the Tars.
Atlanta report notes Memphis Chickasaws lose twice to New Orleans Pelicans 6 2 and 10 7 as Southern Association race shifts. Chattanooga drops to second with Nashville 2 1 loss. Little Rock extends win streak 7 0 over Birmingham. Knoxville beats Atlanta 10 8 in night game. game details include runs batted in and pitching notes.
Gene Sarazen, the American golf star, won the British Open with a record 283, extending an American sweep that has dominated 11 of 12 editions. He led by two strokes after the second round and survived late pressure as rivals faded, including a course-record 68 by Arthur Havers who briefly threatened.
A North Carolina pharmacist has created a multi ingredient formula marketed as B C that aims to relieve most headaches within minutes. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drugstores, it also claims to ease muscular pains colds neuralgia and fever without habit forming drugs.
Gene Sarazen, stocky American, shot 70 to reach 209 after 54 holes at the British Open. His 70-69-70 portal gives him a strong edge. only a collapse in the final round can derail his pursuit of Bobby Jones’s 1927 low total. MacDonald Smith stood 218 after 71, with Arthur Lacey at 217.
A golf battle royal is promised Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock when the Welch brothers team up with Dugan Aycock and Andy Merrilees, local pros. Fred Welch, the left hander, is considered the best southpaw in Dixie and defending champion in the State Junior championship opening at Sedgefield Monday. The match will be played at Blair Park with no admission charge.
Blair Park hosts round one as Adams Millis City Council North State Telephone and others post wins. John Pickett shines for the Council with 41, tied by Buan Hackney for low round. Adams Millis remains undefeated in the division.
The article lists top 10 leaders in both leagues. In the National League, Wil Buner? Waner leads batting with .400, Klein 78 hits, Hurst 55 RBIs, Betts 6 0 pitching. In the American League, Foxx tops batting with .389, 53 runs, 61 RBIs, 74 hits. Myer and Lazzeri tied in triples with 6. Foxx also leads home runs with 21, Gomez 10–1 pitching.
The Yankees debut of Danny MacFayden ends in a 5 6 to 4 defeat by the Tigers in six innings. Detroit pounded him for 11 hits as New York drops into five games ahead of Washington with Chicago losing to the Senators.
New York June 10. Ellsworth Vines and the remaining American Davis cup squad will enter the British championships at Wimbledon. Frank Shields Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn reportedly booked passage on the Europa and will arrive in England before the June 20 start. They will compete independently of the USTA, which had earlier barred a full team from Wimbledon to focus on the Davis cup. The Americans needed one more victory to clinch the American interzone finals against Brazil at Forest Hills.
Chicago 2, Brooklyn 3. St 2, Boston 1. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3. Games pace Pittsburgh versus Philadelphia and Chicago versus Brooklyn. Cincinnati and New York also in play.
Results yesterday include Buffalo 11 Reading 3 and Toronto 11 Jersey City 12 Rochester 6 Newark 11. Montreal Baltimore at night. Today’s games feature Toronto at Jersey City Buffalo at Reading Rochester at Newark and Montreal at Baltimore.
Little Rock defeated Birmingham 7 to 0. Memphis fell 2 to 7 against New Orleans, while Nashville led Chattanooga 1 to 2. Knoxville visits Atlanta for a night game.
GAMES TODAY Knoxville plays Atlanta. Little K travels to New Orleans. Nashville hosts Chattanooga. Memphis visits Birmingham.
Yesterday's action featured Mel Ott leading the Giants with two homers to beat the Reds 3-2. Hack Wilson fueled the Dodgers with a bases loaded homer and an eighth inning single against the Cubs to drive all runs. George Blaeholder earned the Browns seventh win by limiting the Red Sox to four hits. Jesse Haines held the Braves to five hits and won 2-1. Glenn Myatt drove in five for the Indians with a homer and single. Heine Schubler provided a key home run and RBI for the Tigers against the Yankees.
Asheville Tourists and Greensboro Patriots face a three game series to decide runner up to Winston-Salem in the Piedmont league pennant chase. Raleigh and Charlotte also vie as Wilmington, Durham, and the Twins shape the standings with late week results.
The standings show Asheville and Greensboro one point apart while Charlotte and Raleigh sit at .500 and Wilmington and High Point at .465. Tom Wolfe extends a 21 game hitting streak for Durham as Judge Landis holds a Raleigh hearing over a dispute between Durham officials and the Philadelphia Nationals with details undisclosed. Judge Bramham notes league affairs were not discussed.
Wimbledon June 10 The Wightman cup matches unite leading U S and England women. Today two singles and one doubles scheduled with three singles and one doubles tomorrow. Helen Jacobs to face Dorothy Round then Helen Wills Moody meets Mrs. Eileen Bennett Whittingstall. Jacobs and Harper to play Round and Mitchell in doubles.
In Paterson Jimmy Phillips 146 beat Jimmy McNamara 142 by points and Rudy Walker 250 stopped Joe Reid 190. Babe Lancaster 140 knocked out Sally Pinella 140. In Garfield Johnny O Keefe 244 defeated Emil Rossi 140. Steve Smith 134 drew with Ernie Ratner 138 in Newark conditions.
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