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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
2
Stevenson and Catina lead Cir unit to a decisive win as Marshall enters at seventh for pointers. Invaders held scoreless through the remainder of the game, with Oilwell dropping the series opener against league leaders.
Raleigh Capitals outslugged the Pointers 7-6 as Takach struggled on the mound. Perry led the Pointer offense with a key three run homer while Catina and Stevenson provided Caps power with homers. High Point bullpen held the line late and left the Pointers scoreless after the seventh.
The Boston Red Sox trail with 11 wins and 47 losses for a .190 percentage, eyeing the all time AL mark for losses. They opened with a 5 4 defeat to Detroit as Marty McManus chases a managerial milestone amid a rough start.
Dizenso holds Capitals to few baserunners amid tight relief as Petty backs him with controlled innings. Walker advances on a sacrifice and Briggs pitches to Cotter for the third out. The series ends tonight with Durham trip looming for the Pointers in mid week.
North and South Carolina golfers exceed 75 entries for the pre-amateur best ball at the Country club course Raleigh. Qualifying round Tuesday, match play starts Thursday, 36-hole final Saturday. Notables include W O Connor Bill Palmer Tully Blair Ed Edgerton Alan Smith Fred Webb and Fred McCanless. Eugene Mills, last year’s winner from Raleigh, has since turned pro.
Yesterday's games featured Roger Cramer of Athletics driving six straight singles against White Sox pitchers. Vernon Gomez of the Yankees earned his 13th win by holding the Browns to three hits while fanning eight. Buddy Myer of the Senators belted a homer with a man aboard to defeat the Indians. Joe Stripp of the Dodgers singled in the seventh to drive in a run against the Pirates. Tom Zachary of the Braves allowed seven hits in 11 innings to beat the Reds.
Greensboro visits Winston. Charlotte plays Asheville. Raleigh meets High Point. Durham hosts Wilmington in today’s city league slate.
Detroit defeated Boston with 6 to 18 in a display of scoring, Philadelphia led by 18, Chicago 11, Washington 3 over Cleveland 2, and New York 3 to St. Louis 1 in a set of notable results.
Tennis schedule hints at Washington facing Cleveland and Boston meeting Detroit in early season contests with regional club teams listed.
Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 0 and Boston 3 Cincinnati 2 lead a slate with Philadelphia 7 ae 8 noted among scattered results.
Cincinnati visits Boston, Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn, and Chicago goes to Philadelphia in a trio of intercity matchups.
One night game results show Montreal defeating Jersey City 5 2 while Buffalo 5 over Newark 2 and Reading 6 defeating Toronto 4. Details on locations and dates are not provided.
Four matchups listed include Toronto versus Reading, Buffalo against Newark, Rochester facing Baltimore, and Montreal playing at Jersey City. The note outlines planned games across multiple cities and teams.
Sports brief notes Memphis defeated Atlanta 8 2 as the night session featured Nashville New Orleans and Little Rock Knoxville with Sunday play and no other games on the schedule.
A slate of games listed includes Memphis visiting Atlanta, Little Rock traveling to Knoxville, New Orleans at Nashville, and Birmingham facing Chattanooga in varied regional matchups.
In Atlanta on June 21 the Stop Memphis movement of the Southern Association collapsed as rookie McNeil held Atlanta scoreless for eight innings to give the Chicks an 8 to 2 victory. Nashville beat New Orleans 9 to 6 in a night game. other clubs were not scheduled.
The Thomas Mills aggregation is scheduled to play the Winston-Salem All-Stars tomorrow afternoon at 3 39 oclock at Willis Park. Either Cagie or Andrews will take the mound for the local club.
New York reports Max Schmeling and Yack Sharkey prepare for a 15 round heavyweight title fight in Long Island City promoted by Madison Square Garden. Wagering favors Schmeling though odds vary 6 to 5, with bets offering 3 to 1 against a knockout.
Leroy Brown of Charleston defeats Spike Webb of Charlotte while Pat Flaherty of Savannah Ga outpoints Joe Lipps of Charlotte in a boxing card.
Principals Max Schmeling of Germany the champion and Bunny Sharkey of Boston the challenger meet at Madison Square Arena Long Island City in a 15 round bout scheduled for 10 p m local time. Ringside com present. Semi final Charley Retzlaff vs Hans Birkie five rounds preliminaries Jimmy Brad dock vs Vincent Parille Jerry Paveleec vs Lou Barba Charley Belanger vs Jack McCarthy five rounds Tommy Walsh vs Maxie Pink four rounds Broadcast by NBS on national hookup.
The fighter accepts a 10 percent share of receipts for a shot at the heavyweight title. He has failed to secure victories due to erratic performances and indifference, risking his training costs and career. The event at the arena seats 71,882 with expected attendance 55,000 to 60,000. Ring officials to be named. weigh-ins 1:30–2 p.m. EDT. The bout starts 10 p.m. with preliminaries and undercards. Milk fund from New York American to receive 25 percent of profits, guaranteed at $10,000.
Third round matches in the national intercollegiate tennis tournament brought stiffer competition as the Merion Cricket Club hosted the second day. Jake Hess of Rice Institute faced Wilmer Hines of Columbia while Bryan Grant of the University of North Carolina remained a top seed. All 12 seeded stars and 20 other favorites advanced past two rounds with no upsets.
Durham Bulls crushed Wilmington Pirates 9 to 0 as Al Smith started strong, rowed by four first-inning runs before Hurler Dizenzo took over amid three Pirate errors. Raleigh Caps beat High Point 7 to 6 while Winston-Salem Twins topped Greensboro 8 to 2. Perry of the Piedmont league hit his eleventh homer, setting the day’s home run pace.
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