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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1933
Page
2
Giants sweep two from Boston as Carl Hubbell and Fred Fitzsimmons blank the Braves in game one and the Giants win game two behind strong hitting and late runs. Pittsburgh also wins, widening the NL lead while the Red Sox take 12-3 victory over the Senators in the AL.
Carl Hubbell and Fred Fitzsimmons pitched for the Giants in a double victory over the Braves with Jimmy Foxx contributing at the plate. The Athletics beat the Senators as home runs and timely hits by Pie Traynor and Larry French paced the offense. Dusty Cooke and Red Schoendienst delivered key hits as the Pirates and Cardinals won, while Tom Oliver and Dusty Cooke added runs in the Yankees game.
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati won on points over de Feldman of New York. Wilbur Stokes from Lakeland defeated Busty Matlin of New Orleans on points. Tracy Cox of Indianapolis stopped Ricky Mack in Dallas. Johnny Pena of New York outpointed the Filipino boxer Tommy in San Francisco.
Standings show Wilmington at Chariot, Winston at Richmond, Greensboro at Durham. Results from yesterday list Charlotte 13 over Wilmington 1, Greensboro 9 over Durham 4, Winston 1 over Richmond 2.
Philadelphia visits Brooklyn and New York meets Boston while Chicago travels to Cincinnati. St Louis plays Pittsburgh with results showing New York 2 to 5 and Boston 0 to 3. Chicago 3, Cincinnati 7 and St Louis 1 with Pittsburgh holding one game.
Detroit faced St. Louis while Cleveland met Chicago and Washington played Philadelphia and Boston met New York. Results show Washington 3 Philadelphia 12 and Boston 4 New York 2 with only completed games recorded.
The 1933 football season features fewer set up games for major schools and a revival of key rivalries. Yale lists seven big contests, while the Southern Conference redraws alignments and boosts regional rivalries. Army Navy relations mend as Cornell Syracuse and others rejoin calendars.
James Lovelace of the Country Club defeats James Garner of Kivett Drive 6-4 3-6 6-3 in a stretched neighborhood league match. The win creates a three way tie for honors in the second half. a playoff looms with the hospital team. Jimmie Poole, ex UNC star, officiated before a large crowd.
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Helen Hicks of New York vie for the U.S. women’s amateur title at Exmoor after surviving a 36-hole marathon. England’s Enid Wilson observes as both rivals push par scoring in a near toss up match for the crown.
Charles Duffy, 22, was swept from shore while swimming and rescued a mile from land by coast guardsmen after a strong current carried him seaward. He was saved unharmed and returned to shore.
A seldom-blossoming plant owned by Mr and Mrs F W Cooper in Charlotte Hedges Blooms Again last night marking a rare bloom. About 2 200 000 people in England or one twentieth of the population pay income taxes in a separate note.
Forest Hills N Y Sept 1 An all star international field of 90 began competition for the national singles title held by Ellsworth Vines Vines and Crawford drew byes and eight of twenty players were listed Shields Perry Parker and Lott were among the entrants as action opened with first round matches set for Labor Day ground games featured top players from the United States and abroad in a bid for the title and Davis Cup momentum.
In a week of rising averages, Chuck Klein and Jimmie Foxx maintained top marks for the National and American leagues respectively. Klein added three points to reach .881, with 108 RBIs and 189 hits, while Foxx raised his average to .358 and led in RBIs with 133 and home runs with 37.
After a crushing 14 to defeat by Chicago in New Orleans yesterday, Trenton New Jersey players vow to even the series in the second game of the American Legion junior baseball championship.
In the June 19 fatal shooting of Willis King, Grady Cut, Crede Woody, and Lon Cutshall faced sentencing. Cut and Woody received 20 to 30 years, while Lon Cutshall drew 10 to 15 years after pleading guilty to second degree murder.
Seeded players Monreal and Gregory Mangin challenge Dr. Lawrence Kurzrok in New York.
Road racing with stock cars is seen as entering a national revival after Elgin Illinois last Saturday. Fred Frame of Dearborn Michigan set a new course record with 80.2 mph average over 203 miles and 100.3 mph top speed in a Ford V-8. A field of 14 entrants saw six Ford V-8s cross in a row, and 35 000 spectators cheered the event as drivers called road racing a fresh thrill.
Lexington reports the NRA NR4 campaign a success with 98 percent of city residents pledging to patronize cooperating businesses. Erlanger mill village reportedly signed up at 100 percent as women canvassed homes under Paul Hinkle of the sales division.
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