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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1930

Page

17

Beall Drilling Panthers Scrimmage Prep For State Game

Beall Drilling Panthers focus on defensive tactics in week of scrimmages as they prepare to face the North Carolina State Wolfpack in Raleigh. Coach Julian Beall drills both sides, notes improved defense, and plans a night game in local schedule shifting to October 17.

Beall Drilling Panthers Purple Panther Julian Beall North Carolina State Wolfpack Raleigh Panther Cory Johnson Ludwig Litman Beans Pierce Beall Walters Campbell Simeon Blosser McManus Swart Robbins McKibben Pewsie Worley Furches Watson Darrell Bulla Panthers C. R. Hinshaw American University Washington, D. C University of South Carolina Grid High Point College Purple Panthers North Carolina State College

Foxx Homers as Mackmen Beat Cleveland in opener

The Athletics led Cleveland 9 2 in the first game as Lefty Grove relieved Earnshaw in the fifth. Jimmy Foxx homered in the fourth inning. In Detroit, the Tigers swept the Yankees, winning 11 9 in a full nine inning first game and 9 4 in six innings before darkness ended the second game.

Cleveland, O Athletics Cleveland Indians Lefty Grove Earnshaw Philadelphia Wesley Ferrell Cleveland Grove Jimmy Foxx Detroit Tigers New York Yankees

Doeg Wins U S Tennis Title in Dramatic Final

Johnny Doeg, 21, from Santa Monica, defeats Frank Shields 10 8 1 6 6 4 16 14 in a five set final at Forest Hills, delivering a historic 30 game fourth set and ending Shields bid for the national title. Doeg had also beaten Frank Hunter and Big Bill Tilden en route to the crown.

Forest Hills N. Y Johnny Doeg Santa Monica Calif Dal-Taisingeg California Frank Shields New York Out of the West Frank Hunter Bill Tilden Shields Doeg Tilden

Phillies End Cubs Hold On National League Race

The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 5 to seize first place in the pennant chase as rain halted the second game. Lefty O’Doul delivered a decisive eighth inning homer after Whitney’s single to push Chicago from the lead. Brooklyn’s Robins then beat the Reds 4 to 3 to stay in a tie for the league lead with St Louis. The Cardinals beat the Braves 8 to 2 as Hafey and Watkins homered and Haines limited the Tribe’s bats.

Chicago Cubs Frank O’dou Phillies St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Robins Boston Braves Robins Brooklyn Cincinnati Reds New York Giants Cubs W. Ta Pet St. Louis Brooklyn Se Chicago COE New York Philadelphia O’doul Whitney Thevenow Malone Phils Iowa Quakers St Louis Johnny Frederick Durocher Boston Braves Cardinals Bottomley Chick Hafey George Watkins Hafey Watkins

Kiwanis Rubs Claim City Title

The Kiwanis Rubs of ward 3 claim the civic league baseball championship after sweeping the Young Civilians in the final series. Four wards formed the league with about 150 boys. Harold Culler led as captain and pitching ace for the champions.

Kiwanis Rubs High Point Civic League Young Civitans Rubs Monarch Cubs Monarch Club F. L. Conrad Kiwanis Kubs Rotary D. P. Whitley F. H. Shuford Harold Culler

Southern Association Scores and Early Standings

Nashville 1, Atlanta 7 in a Rain End. Little Rock 3, Memphis 6 with Mobile 2, New Orleans 4. Chattanooga 4, Birmingham 3 in a long first game 127 innings and 7 innings for the second.

Southern Association Nashville Atlanta Memphis Mobile New Orleans Chattanooga Birmingham H

Local Amateurs Move Up to Faster Baseball Leagues

Local rooters note three amateur players advancing to the professional ranks this season. Cliff Bolton now holds a berth with Chattanooga in the American Association, Gib English with Durham in the Piedmont League, and Bobby Durham with High Point. Other prospects include Cy Smith once with Winston now with the Giants, and Floyd Young a South Atlantic League second baseman who played for Highland recently. The piece urges continued support for High Point amateurs in top-level baseball.

Cliff Bolton Chattanooga Gib English Durham Bobby Durham National Guard Powers That Be Cy Smith Winston Giants City Water and Light Department Kernersville Floyd Young Highland Highland Mill High Point

Pelicans Beat Mobile 4-2 Before Rain Ends Game

New Orleans Pelicans defeated Mobile 4-2 in New Orleans as rain halted play after the seventh inning. Leonard and Barrett teamed with Johnson and Anderson in the effort for the Pelicans as the storm interrupted the contest.

New Orleans New Orleans Pelicans Mobile Leonard Barrett Johnson Anderson

Barons and Lookouts Duel In 12 Innings Opener

In Birmingham on September 13, the Barons and Lookouts played a 12 inning opener of a two day contest, extending late with a tight pitching duel and with no final score yet reported.

Birmingham Barons Lookouts

Senators Win Again in Chicago Clash

Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 to take a second straight win in the series as they concentrated their attack in the two inings today in Chicago.

Senators Chicago Washington Senators White Sox

Browns sweep Red Sox in twin bill wins

St Louis Browns beat the Boston Red Sox 5 to 4 in the opener and 5 to 2 in the second game to complete a three game winning streak in a doubleheader at St Louis.

Browns ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox

Mattingly Ties South Atlantic Playoff With Macon Win

Earl Mattingly beat Harmon as Macon evened the South Atlantic League playoff series at two games each by a 3 to 1 victory. Both pitchers allowed six hits. Harmon homered for Macon in the first inning.

Macon Earl Mattingly Chief Harmon

Mountain Peaks Rising in Cariboo Range Observed

In FAIRBANKS Alaska fur traders report taller mountain peaks in the Cariboo range. A trapper cites trees bearing water marks from now distant lakes and streams as evidence. A government geological party has been asked to investigate the uplift.

Fairbanks Alaska Cariboo Range

Duluth Airport Provides 1656 Landing Fields to U S

The Duluth municipal airport contributed a total of 1656 landing fields to the United States, reflecting its involvement in national aviation infrastructure.

Duluth United States

Chattanooga Over Baron Finns In Doubleheader Comeback

In a two game set Chattanooga swept Birmingham with scores 5 to 4 and 8 to 2. Davis Knight Moore Jenna Caldwell and Yaryan labeled key contributors in the first game while C Moore Bolton Ludolph Pine and Gibson led Chattanooga in the second.

Barons Chattanooga Chatta Birming Davis Knight Moore Jenna Caldwell Yaryan Birmingham C. Moore Bolton Ludolph Pine Gibson

Chicks Rally To Beat Travelers In Memphis

The Chicks overcame a late challenge to defeat the Little Rock Travelers 6 to 3 in Memphis. Barnabe Eddleman and Kandler provided key hits while Leslie Walker Shepherd and Campbell helped on defense and offense.

Memphis Chicks Little Rock Travelers Little Rock Barnabe Eddleman Kandler Leslie Walker Shepherd Campbell

Marine Corps Wins Rifle Team Match at Camp Perry

The United States Marine Corps team captured the national rifle team match at Camp Perry Ohio with a total score of 2805 out of 3000.

Marine Corps Camp Perry Ohio United States Marine Corps

Cardinals Trade Rumor Sparks Fan Reaction

Sid Keener of the St. Louis Star reports fans protest a proposed trade of Jim Bottomley. New York sources circulated the rumor weeks earlier. Bottomley faces questions as the Cardinals head to Boston. Sam Breadon declined comment amid ties to Rochester prospect Collins.

Jim Bottomley Cardinals Sid Keener St. Louis Star Sid New York Bottomley Jim Boston Beantown Sam Breadon Collins Rochester

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