Beers Take Twin Bill Over Giants In Doubleheader
Boston Bees defeated the New York Giants 6-2 and 7-3 to win the two games. The Bees showed strong hitting and solid pitching to claim the sweep in the early season.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1936
Page
6
Carolina, Davidson And Wake Forest Scrimmage Closes Tar Heel Week
North Carolina wrapped up its first week of football drills with a 30 minute scrimmage featuring three teams. Coach Ray Wolf used dummy scrimmages to test line play and fundamentals as players like Dashiell Little Burnette Hutchines Cer nuggle impressed during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Oldsters
Ray Wolf
Juck
Bershak
Trimpey
Bartos
Webb
Maronic
Avery
Dashiell
Little
Hutchins
Burnette
Stewart
Cernagle
McCain
H. Palmer
Jubber
Wrenn
Copenhaver
E. Palmer
Melver
Adams
Dunham
Bricklemeyer
Ditt
Hutchines
Cernugle
Spartanburg National Junior Legion Team Wins 8-1 Title
Spartanburg’s Junior American Legion base ball team captured the national championship with an 8 to 1 victory over Los Angeles in the decisive Little World Series game. Ace Savern Wright dominated on the mound, allowing only four hits through seven innings as Spartanburg built a big lead and coasted to the win before a record crowd at Duncan Park. The Spartans will travel to New York to attend the first two games of the Big World Series as guests of the National American Legion headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
8. C
American Legion
Los Angeles
Savern Wright
Moundsman
Spartans
Westerners
South Carolina
Duncan Park
Wright
Californians
Hughes
Mahaffey
Wilbur McElroy
Stephens
Claude Thomas
Prince
Pete
Martin
Armstrong
Fowler
Weaver
Holt
Pacific Coasters
Whipple
Morjoseph
Pepper Martin
Malone
New York
National American Legion
Bullivan
Ccveckreess Bone
Ivvind McElroy
Commercial Soft Ball Loop Second Half Race Undecided
Three clubs top the second half with four wins and two losses as games remain. Beeson City Hall and The Enterprise share first with four wins. protests linger over ineligible players. The Coter upset Beeson 11 to 1 as Moffitt brothers led the winners and Dowell Miller Hunt topped the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cojen
Beeson
City Hall
Enterprise
J. Moffitt
H. Moffitt
Nme
Henderson and Caton Meet At Sedgefield Club Today
Greensboro and Winston-Salem players shine as Anne Martindale defends her title in the North Carolina closed tennis championships at Sedgefield. Dave Caton of Duke faces Archibald Henderson Jr. in the men singles final while Henderson and Byron Abels win the men doubles semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Anne Martindale
Lj Rawlings
Winston-Salem
Wlings
Melville Jordan
Hill
North Carolina
King
Achibald Henderson
Dave Caton
Duke
Durham
Uar- Lewis
A. Henyn
Byron Abels
Greens
Vernon
Dan
Rusty” Es
Gefield
Miss Martindale
Wilmington
Mary Hanson
Rawlings
Croom
Winston- Salem
Jordan
John Henderson
Archie
John Vernon
Jones
Iron Man
Stunt
Carl Carlson
Luke Abels
Carlyle Lewis
Sam Ravenel
Henderson
B. Abels
University of North Carolina
Collins-Caton
Reno Divorce Notice in Grassy Creek Case
Divorce suits listed for Way Blevin and Minnie Blevin of Grassy Creek North Carolina. Married December 16 1919 with separation over five years and desertion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Way Blevin
Minnie Blevin
Grassy Creek
N. C
Model helicopter passes wind tunnel tests
A model form of a revolutionary helicopter design that rises vertically then moves forward has passed wind tunnel tests, indicating promising performance for the envisioned flight profile.
Bees Crush Giants in Doubleheader Sweep
Boston Bees toppled the pennant leaders in a twin bill 6 to 2 and 7 to 3, as Danny MacFayden and Tiny Chaplin shut down New York. The Giants’ lead shrank to 2 1/2 games ahead of St. Louis after Cardinals won their only start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Bees
Giants
Danny MacFayden
Tiny Chaplin
St. Louis Cardinals
MEN
McFayden
Lopez
Fitzsimmons
Gumbert
Mancuso
Women’s team score by innings with key players listed
The score by innings lists players such as Tas, Cece, Tunsee, Chaplin, Mueller, Lopez, Schumacher, Castleman, Coffman and Mancuso among others. The line-up highlights infield and pitching contributors for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Mueller
Lopez
Schumacher
Castleman
Coffman
Mancuso
Cardinals Narrow NL Lead With 3 2 Win Over Reds
Cincinnati fell 3 to 2 as the St Louis Cardinals edged the Reds and cut the New York Giants’ NL lead to two and a half games. Bees completed a doubleheader sweep against New York while Boston Bees beat the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers Win Two Over Phillies In Doubleheader
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 in the opener behind Ed Brandt six hitters, then won the nightcap 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Brandt and Phelps pitched the first game, Walters and Atwood in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Ed Brandt
R. NS
Brandt
Phelps
Walters
Atwood
Brooklyn beats Philadelphia in long nine inning game
Score by innings shows Brooklyn 4 runs to Philadelphia 3 with key innings in the middle and late. Frankhouse Clark Butcher and Phelps drove runs for Brooklyn while Benge Passeau and Grace contributed for Philadelphia in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Frankhouse
Clark
Butcher
Phelps
Benge
Passeau
Grace
Pirates Edge Cubs 1 0 Behind Blanton Pitches
Cy Blanton outpitched Little Roy Henshaw as Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 1 to 0. Arky Vaughan walked and scored on Gus Suhr's single in the sixth after Brubaker fumbled a chances play, with Blanton tossing a shutout through nine innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Roy Henshaw
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Arky Vaughn
Gus Suhr
Bill Jurges
Bill Brubaker
Suhr
Chase Chasse
Henshaw
Lee
Hartnett
Blanton and
Todd
High Fleet Wins New England Oaks in Filly Derby
High Fleet led early and held on to win Narragansett Park mile and one sixteenth New England Oaks for three year old fillies. Jockey Irving Anderson steered the Jack High filly past Fair Knightess by a length and a half in 1 44.0 with 120 pounds. Fair Stein and Sparta finished third and fourth. Payouts were 7.80 4.20 3.00, the victory worth 4 830 to owner George D. Widener, raising yearly earnings to 25 280.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. L
George D. Widener
High Fleet
Narragansett Rk
Irving Anderson
Jack High
H. C. McGehee
Herman Phillips
Fair Stein
Hal Price Headley
Sparta
Differential grease thickness prevents brake damage and grabbing
The grease used in differentials must be thick enough to avoid spreading to the brake lining and causing damage or braking interference. Proper viscosity ensures containment and reliable operation.
Blue Devils Wrap Week With Light Duke Practice
Duke's Blue Devils finished their first fall drill week with a light session in Durham. Coach Wallace Wade announced Monday practices would be closed. Starting lineup included Taliaferro Yorke Liana Brunansky Baskerville Badgett Edwards Parker Hackney Gardner O'Mara. Scrimmages begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Devils
Durham
Duke
Wade
Davidson
Wallace Wade
Taliaferro
Liana
Yorke
Brunansky
Baskerville
Badgett
Edwards
Parker
Hackney
Gardner
O'Mara
Wake Forest Boss Reports Mixed Scrimmage Progress
Wake Forest coach Jim Weaver led the first two hour scrimmage of the year focusing on straight football. He praised the offense of Hal Warren and Hobo Daniel, noting their strong showing at the outset of preseason practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
Weaver
Hal Warren
Hobo Daniel
State puts stress upon fundamentals in Wolfpack drill
NC State college football coach Hank Anderson directed two long drills focusing on fundamentals. The team prepared for a Sept 19 opener against Elon with pass defense against last season’s aerials while linesmen worked on charging blocking and tackling and backs practiced receiving punts. Howard Bartles Charlie Gadd and Albert Sandfoss led the kicking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
Raleigh
N. C. State College
Wolfpack
Elon
Hank Anderson
Howard Bartles
Charlie Gadd
Albert Sandfoss
Wildcats Drill For Davidson Upset Rivalry Scrimmage
Davidson built a 19 to 6 victory over the reserves in a 90 minute scrimmage. Teeney Lafferty starred with two rushing TDs and 119 yards on 11 carries. Fred Dennis, Ed Armfield, and Frank Harrison also stood out as regulars showed depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Davidson Wildcat
Doc Newton
Teeney
Lafferty
Fred Dennis
Ed Armfield
Dennis
Armstrong
Armfield
Frank Harrison
Funeral Held for Janie Ruth Shaw
Funeral services for Janie Ruth Shaw three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw of Trinity were held Saturday at Poplar Ridge church at 230 pm. Rev J C Gatewood officiated with church choir songs Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Gathering Buds. Pallbearers were Jack Hughes W N Hughes R G Skeen and J L Friddle. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Ruth Shaw
Frank Shaw
Trinity
Asheboro
Poplar Ridge Church
J. C. Gatewood
Trinity Baptist Church
Jesus
Jack Hughes
W. N. Hughes
R. G. Skeen
J. L. Friddle
Talmadge's Record Figures Heavily In Georgia Voting
Georgia Democrats face a double primary on Wednesday. Voters choose between Governor Talmadge and Senator Russell for the U S Senate seat, while nominating a governor to succeed Talmadge among Redwine, Rivers, and Fortson. Each candidate supports Roosevelt and New Deal aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell, Jr
United States Senate
Russell
Charles D. Redwine
State Senate
E B. D. Rivers
State House of Representatives
Blanton Fortson
Athens
Redwine
Roosevelt
Senate
Spain forms new cabinet as Washington reassures on property protection
In Madrid the new Spanish cabinet pledges to safeguard American property. Juan Negrin says the government will protect assets as it consolidates power and speeds the war against rebels. Troop advances and renewed bombardments near Toledo and Talavera De La Reina are reported as the siege of the Alcazar continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Juan Negrin
United States
Negrine
Francisco Largo Caballero
Alfonso
Jose Giral Pereira
Toledo
Talavera de la Reina
Toledo Alcazar
Yankees Rally Stave Off Doubleheader Defeat at Boston
The New York Yankees, leading the league, battled to a 7 to 7 tie in 12 innings against the Red Sox after dropping the opener 3 to 2. Cleveland lost later aiding a narrow Yankees margin as darkness halted the nightcap after a triple play by Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York Yankees
Reds
Cleveland Indians
Sox
New York
Frank Crosetti
Joe Cronin
McNair
Tony Lanteri
Jimmy Foxx
Roy Johnson
Eeeee Arora
Hadley
Glenn Walberg
R. Ferrell
White Sox wallop Indians in opener 9 to 0
Chicago moved within a game and a half of second place by routing Cleveland 9 to 0 in the opener of a three game series. Hildebrand Lee Sullivan Kennedy and Sewell starred as Chicago shut out the Indians with strong pitching and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Hildebrand
Lee
Sullivan
Kennedy
Sewell
Tigers Open with 7 2 Victory Over Browns in Navin Field
Detroit topped St Louis 7 to 2 in the opener of a two game series at Navin Field. The Tigers built a lead with runs across the middle innings and secured the win behind strong pitching from Caldwell Jakucki and Hemsley with Auker and Hayworth handling the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Navin Field
Caldwell
Jakucki
Hemsley
Auker
Hayworth
Johnson's RBI Single Lifts Phillies Past Washington
Bob Johnson's single in the tenth drove in the winning run as Philadelphia defeated Washington 8 to 4 after a pitchers' duel between Fred Archer and Joe Cascarella. Final line shows Washington 6 runs on 3 hits. Phillies 4 on 8 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Johnson
Fred Archer
Joe Cascarella
Philadelphia
Tobacco Prices Higher Than 35
Reports from six of 14 tobacco markets in the bright belt show higher prices in the first week of sales than a year ago. The six towns sold 8,252,710 pounds and paid farmers $1,942,396.96, averaging 22.95 cents per pound, about four cents above last season’s first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
New Bright Belt
Wilson
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Farmville
Replacing Worn Spark Plugs Saves Gas and Power
Replacing worn-out sparkplugs proves cheaper over time as they reduce excess gasoline use, hard starting, and loss of engine power.
Stockard Re-elected NC Boxing Wrestling President
C W Stockard of Greensboro was re-elected president of the North Carolina Boxing Wrestling Association at a Greensboro meeting. Phil Bolich of Winston-Salem was re-elected vice president and R P Steffey of Charlotte was secretary as delegates were named for the national convention in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
C. W. Stockard
Greens
North Carolina Boxing Wrestling Association
Fual
Stoc
Phil Bolich
Winston
Press
R. P. Steffey
Charlotte
Sions
Houston
Tex
R. P. Strey
Gates
Gordon L. Jones
Asheville
W Commission
Jim Crock
W. Drumheller
N Hood
Hugh Mitchell
Missioners
Charlet
W. Stockard
Gordon L. Charlotte
Wston Salem
S. Averette
High Point
Bailey
Jim Crockett
Causey
Herbert Greensboro
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