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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
2
In a night game the Twins blank the Invaders 3 0 after a 109 afternoon clash. Dennis delivers a strong mound performance but the hitters tally only five hits while Fail and Hite contribute, yet the offense stalls.
Charlotte's Hornets beat Asheville 6 4 to seize third place in the Piedmont league standings. The Wilming ton Capitals moved into a tie for second after drubbing Wilmington 8 6, while Winston-Salem Twins held the lead after splitting with the Pointers 6 5 in the morning. Durham Bulls remained bottom as Greensboro Patriots moved up with two wins 6 2 and 6 1 over the Bulls. The Pirates from Wilmington were set to visit Greensboro next.
High Point and Winston-Salem split a doubleheader with a 6 5 afternoon win by the Pointers and a 3 0 nightcap victory by the Twins. Key moments included Lew Allen and Brummitt homers for Winston-Salem and Brummitt’s late blast for High Point, while Orr and Allen drove in runs for the visitors. Dennis and Baylin pitched superbly in the shutout game as Daley held the locals to five hits. The teams travel to Charlotte for a three game set with Greensboro to end the week.
Earl Averill hit his tenth homer and added a double and two singles to spark the Indians past the Yankees. Hal Lee of the Phillies and John Ogden of the Reds contributed a ninth winning single and a strong seven-hit night, respectively, in the doubleheader.
Greensboro beat Durham 6 to 5 while Raleigh won 8 to 6 and High Point shut out Winston-Salem 6 to 0. Charlotte defeated Asheville 6 to 4 in a series of league results from yesterday.
High school or college basketball night slate features Wilmington at Greensboro Asheville at Raleigh Winston at Durham High Point at Charlotte with games set across North Carolina venues tonight.
Standings show St. Louis beat Washington 17 to 3 and Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 4. New York triumphed over Cleveland 7 to 6 and Philadelphia edged Detroit 10 to 6.
Philadelphia at St Louis. Washington at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Chicago. Four games on today’s slate with divisional and conference implications. Players to watch include stars from each upper-tier roster.
A slate shows St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh at Boston, outlining four intercity baseball pairings for the upcoming schedule.
Tonight at 8 15 autogiro owned by the McCormick brothers will land on the Greensboro Gate City Park field. Oliver French of the Patriots announces a mid season celebration with attendance trophy from opening night and shared by Wilmington Pirates. The event is sponsored by the ball club with civic groups aiding and a music filled program promised.
Me outpointed opponent in a tight match in Portland as Al Rodrigues from California defeated Willie Oster of Boston by decision.
Al Van Camp doubled in the 11th and scored the winning run as Boston defeated Chicago. Jimmy Foxx drove in four runs for the Athletics, belting his 24th and 25th homers against Detroit. Bruce Campbell and Irving Burns each had four hits for Cleveland, driving in four and scoring seven against Washington.
In Pennsylvania the 1898 deer population suffered fatal accidents. Most carcasses were caused by automobile and train collisions, according to county wildlife reports.
SEDGEFIELD N C June 15 Young golfers from North and South Carolina began round two of match play for the junior championships. Buster Moffitt High Point defeated Fred Amatead Durham 3 1 to hold the lowest medal score. Claude Rippey Shelby and Jim Monroe Salisbury advanced. Claude Bingham Mount Airy and Ralph Tilley Mount Airy were eliminated.
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