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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1935
Page
7
Lawson Little dominates the Glen Falls style field as the Cleveland Country Club hosts the amateur meet. A large 307-player field includes former open champions and rising stars, with Little tipped to win a second successive grand slam despite stiff competition from figures like King and Evans.
The Asheville Tourists lead the 1935 All-Star selection with four of 22 spots, joined by Wilmington Richmond and Norfolk with two each and Portsmouth and Charlotte with one. George Ferrell of Richmond is a unanimous pick, with Les Scarselia of Wilmington and Matt Sturdy of Asheville missing only one vote.
Tony Manero of Greensboro holds a two under par 70 in round two to lead the Glen Falls open at the halfway mark with a 139 total five under par. Jimmy Hines shoots 71 for 69 after two rounds, one stroke behind, as Willie McFarlane Herman Barron and Gene Kunes stay in contention with strong rounds.
Bob Haney pitched a no hit no run game for Furniture City, striking out 11 over 26 batters as Furniture City beat Allen Jay 2 to 0. Walls allowed two hits for Allen Jay. Ragan-Maurice and Tomlinson games were rained out.
In Asheboro Bos song defeats Adams-Millis 11 to 4 as Langley limits 8 hits for Bos song and Payne and Johnson collect three apiece. J Com homered for Bossong while Youne and Stone led Adams-Millis with the bat. Called in darkness. Duke football practice opens with scrimmage and Patton joins the 1935 squad.
Mickey Cochrane backed by Marvin Owen and Jimmy Foxx fueled a 9 to 7 win in the first game while Elden Auker pitched seven perfect innings in the nightcap as the Tigers crush the Athletics 15 to 1. Twelve thousand witnessed the doubleheader, widening the lead over the Yankees.
Cincinnati pitcher Gene Schott held the Reds to four runs as New York beat the Braves 4 to 2, dropping the Reds into third place. The Giants led Chicago by two percentage points but finished a game and a half behind the Cubs who beat the Phillies. Schott gave up three hits in the first inning and one more until the ninth when Rat Leiber’s double scored Jackson. Fred Fitzsimmons, in his first start since July 5, was pulled after two innings.
The Winston-Salem board of aldermen ruled there are no slums in the city and rejected a federal clearance project valued at $1,000,000 promoted by the chamber of commerce and local clubs and newspapers.
MT. AIRY Sept. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McAteer both 23 of Monroe were injured when their car crashed into a parked line here early today during a driving incident. Mrs. McAteer suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was described as in critical condition. Her husband was less seriously hurt.
The Commercial and Industrial All-Star teams plan workouts tomorrow and Tuesday at Willis Park. The games, set for Wednesday at 4 o clock, will feature top players from both leagues. Proceeds minus expenses go to the high school athletic fund.
Huntley Jackson closed its Commercial league season by defeating No. 434 434 to 6. Pitcher Bill Seafield limited opponents to seven hits while Barr and Hiatt paced the offense with Barr going 3 for 3. Ennis earned the win for Huntley Jackson and Wil Boggs took the loss. Time of game was 1 hour 45 minutes.
Leo Norris a MinneapolisAmerican Association shortstop has been sold to the Philadelphia National League club announced tonight by Michael J Kelley owner of the Minneapolis club.
The High Point Y M C A horseshoe squad defeated Winston-Salem yesterday afternoon in Winston-Salem by 65 to 4.66 points were tallied by players including Gray 26 Stoker 78 Brown 28 Noah 86 Garner 64 Thomas 78 Grubb 44 Hoover 48 Warren 70 Ellicott 17 Wood 84 Snipes 5 Dowell 66 Ford 24 Brinkley 70.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons conducted a light warmup in shorts as Coach Jim Weaver prepared the team for the September 21 opener against Greensboro. The session included three scrimmages to boost conditioning, with notable improvement from sophomores and reserves from the 1934 squad. Weaver has 42 men in camp.
Raleigh notes after a week of conditioning Coach Hank Anderson says the squad is in fine shape and ready for tougher work. Helmets and pads featured in a Friday drill focusing on blocking and dummy tackles as the team prepared for initial scrimmage next week.
On September 7 at Chapel Hill coach Snavely led two-hour workouts focusing on blocking backs and tackling. Morning drills covered blocking with a full squad. afternoon sessions emphasized tackling. Wrenn left camp briefly for family illness while Tom Evins rested with poison oak and minor injuries.
The first regular scrimmage of the Davidson football season ended tied 0 0 between two Wildcat squads. Coaches Newton and McEver praised the effort as both sides showed occasional offense but could not score. Regulars were evenly split. Lafferty of Concord has been out several days with a foot blister.
Carolinas and Virginia dirt track stars sign to race at Willis Park led by promoter CC Gray who promises a historic program including time trials two heats two dash races and a Bill Williams stunt crashing a burning wall in an automobile. Dexter Welborn drives No 36 and George and Pritchard Fergusons join the field alongside Fred Bayles Bill Williams Buddy Bledsoe and Fred Reid. Admission drops to 5 cents with air drops of passes to nearby cities.
In Boston, Cleveland turned a ninth inning triple play to seal a 5 3 victory in the opener of a doubleheader, then won the second game 6 4. Hale Wright and Vosemik homered or doubled for the Indians while Boston out hit 18 to 5 in the first game.
The Washington Senators defeated the St. Louis Browns 7-4 to stay in sixth place. A 4-4 tie after nine innings led to the second game being called in the tenth due to darkness. In the opener Ed Linke faltered early but settled, and Newson fanned Hemsley and Lary to end the Browns threat. In the nightcap Knott and Whitehill pitched well as Washington, aided by an eighth inning two-run sequence, tied the game, but no winner emerged as late threats failed.
New York and Chicago split a twin bill as the Yankees won the second game 6 to 2 after Chicago took the opener 3 to 2. Ted Lyons allowed five hits in the first game and Charley Ruffing blanked the White Sox eight innings in the nightcap before Vernon Washington homered to spark a two-run rally. Blondy Ryan drove in three runs for New York.
Fragmentary text lists players Dowdy White Kosar Mrupski Munday amid battery references. no clear teams, date, or location available.
The Cardinals defeated the Braves 8 to 6 in St Louis as Paul Dean yielded 12 hits but got his 17th win of the season. Joe Medwick drove in three, raising his season total to 199, while St Louis extended its lead over the Cubs to 2 1/2 games and widened its margin over the Giants.
Earl Grate hit a homer off Gus Suhr in the sixth to spark a Pirates win. Jim Weaver started for Pittsburgh and was relieved in the second. Guy B added a tally to earn his tenth win. Arky Vaughan, Pirates shortstop and leading hitter, went 4 for 4 to raise his average to .402 as Pittsburgh led Brooklyn.
Augie Galan powered the Cubs with two homers and a triple in a tense win over Philadelphia. Lee pitched six strong innings as Chicago completed a four game series sweep, driving in early runs on a fifth inning single after a passed ball.
Rome Sept 7 Pope Pius expressed the wish that Italy’s needs in Ethiopia be satisfied but only with justice and peace. He celebrated Mass at St Paul’s Basilica for an international war veterans convention, saying a hopeful rainbow of peace forms on the horizon and urging justice alongside peace.
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