Henderson daily dispatch., June 20, 1932, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Fifth Week
I [ivELY CONTESTS
I LIKELYFORWEEK
j^ ]on * and M. P. Baracas To
Cla»h In Interesting
Game on Friday
g„h Walt St net pl»ying the Ct»w
y>, romrrrov -he fifth week of the
I Le»gue gets underway with onty
H -turn hiving* perfect record, that
I y.m Oeing the strong Methoibrt Pro-
I JJrsnt Baraca class, which la still
I ptrbed on top of the loop. uadto-
Sfj|l pyttd«y
I Thu past week saw the Clements
■ t;2 » and the Lions topple out of tie
(c* the top poaJtion when both teams
by a close margin .while the M.
f, were routing the Kiwanie nine
:fie first game on last week's card.
Wiggins Cowboys nine handed the
Ce** o'* 0 '* l ' ov * * sto 4 defeat after
taLn* » n ex,ra ,nntn * ,n to do
„ and the M E Barac&a handed the
Ijcni a 1 to 0 defeat in the closest
iaae yet p ayed in the circuit to send
tim in to a tie for third place with
I a* Wigiprti ball club.
Tka Week s Games
Thu week will offer some good ball
| junes that will be well worth eratch-
Wail Street and Wiggins are eery
cleeely ma'ched and should have a
poi game tomorrow, with the M. E.
B»nc»i and Clements playing on
Wednesday a hard-fought contest Is In
inspect and may be a pitchers bat
between Floyd for the Motor boye
I and Payne for the Sunday school
mtt,
TVp two cellar teams ’anil match up
ce Thursday, the Kiwiania and Poat
Office thus assuring that one of the
-w) teams will break into the win
ctaam. something neither of them
la* done so far this neaaon.
Friday will see a much talked of
tot*e between the Lions and the M.
■ p 3aracsj. and judging from the talk
R is ia going on. a large crowd will
H a to see this mix-up. No one
H hi it/ested the loop leaders, but the
Liu are conceded a good chance to
tone them when they meet Friday.
■MEN
GAIT BYPIRATES
Thrilling Pitching Duel Is
Staged In Game Sun
day at Brooklyn
Brook Nn. June 20 (AP)—The Pitts
burgh P.ratee turned back Brooklyn’s
threat to snatch third place In the
Xr.tonal league standing yesterday
wen they came from behind to win
• thrilling pitching; duel between
He-ne Heine and Watson Clark, 2
x 1.
Heine gave only five hits in the
•even Innings he worked, going out for
• pinch hitter when the Pirates ral
-•d to score both their runs in the
egh-h. Bill Swift finished the con
's* . nfine style. Clark granted nine
b'rwj three of them In Pittsburgh’s
Ej inning.
KnonUHEEs
MORS, 8 TO 5
Tigers Take Series From
Ws,h ngton, Three
Games to Only One
Detroit. June 20 (AP>—Continuing
‘heir batting orgy from where they
off Saturday, the Detroit Tiger
Fumbled the Washington Senators 8
13 5 yesterday to take the series,
three games to one.
The Tigers blasted out 14 hits. In
c'uding four doubles a triple and a
the latter by Johnathan Stone,
to start the sixth inning. It all added j
U P to 30 hits in the last two games, j
Thirteen of today's hits were off Bob
Burke, who gave up the battle after
’*o men had faced him in the sixth.
Monte Weaver held the enemy to one
fc:t. * . ftt«
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Schmeliog on the floor and claiming
GREYSTONE WINS
FROM SLUGGERS
Game Saturday at Greystone
Went For 12 Innings
To Decision
Greystone handed the O'Neil Slug
gers a 5 to 4 defeat in a 12-inning
baseball game Saturday at Greystone.
The game- was hard fought through
out. with Harris doing the pitching for
PRESIDENTIALLY SPEAKING
Who*» Who of Candidates
Solicitor for 'jda
he rose V Pour
\ becoming, in 1916. boosted this .
attorney general majority to 40.-hio.^C^^%^
in A a prominent
in Maryland
Ctma family I anrj bit
rhampionsLiP of m _rtate_s__rishts.
By CHARLES I*. STEWART
Gov Albert C. Ritchie's absolute
honesrty 1* a serious harittlcap to him
as a presidential aspirant, I am con*
vinced.
For example, he obviously has no
faith that any quick, safe cure for the
depression ecixts. Asked to prescribe
ore he speaks instead of th* necessity
of a cours of sane living—slow pro
cess of restoring the patient to nor
! mal. with nearly the whole country
crying out for speed.
To a limited number of folk, con
centrated in a area * h€ can “® eir
this treatment. Illustratively, in. his
home state h* has had a chance to
demonstrate bow well it worke. As
governor he has reduced texeg year by
year sine* 1920. while they have been
soaring virtually everywhere else. Con
' sequently. despite the genera! hard
tuns Maryland is in tolerably good
ahape, and Ritchie s popularity there
is tremendous.
Nationally, however, the Free State
to an out-of-the way place—-not in the
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—WPBKgQH, (N, C.J DAILY DISPATCH MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1982
Os City League Finds M.P. Team On Top
a f*ui. hy which he won the title anl
carried the world's heavyweight crown
'ini of the United States for the first
th t . locals and Scoggins the receiving,
while I jamb, Bowen and Adams were
doing the battery work for the Grey
stone team.
The Piedmont
:j Parade
j The Raleigh Caps are sitting on top
i of the' Piedmont League as a result of
i
I a march that was staged two weeks
j ago and would not be denied. To
j clinch the loop load. Raleigh handed
Durham the short side of two double
bills while Asheville was doing the
* same thing to the Winstou Salem
Illinois or Ohio, or other common
wealths more in the midst of things.
A Maryland reputation is only local.
Ritchie's wetness is another thing
on which he refuses to compromise,
and unlike the wetness of,some other
candidates, his brand of it is too man.
ifestly genuine to be satisfactory to
the drys.
The states’ rights and tariff views
of Governor Ritchie are the average
old-fashioned Democrat's views—and
the states' rights issue leads into the
power question. As a staunch states'
rights-er, the governor opposes more
; than the merest modicum of federal
i regulation of the power companies,
t He has somewhat grudingly recog
nized the possible unavoidably of
some small measure of it. but certain
. ly not enough to meet the demands
I of either the Republican or Democrat
. ic progress
Not to blink facte. Governor Ritchie,
iir short, unmistakably is very con
i aervative.
Nevertheless he is on* of the bum*
■.■nci. yl meL. 1
ime In the hlltory of foxing* ’The
two will grapple at epch other nfeain
in a return match tomorrow night.
How will that oue come out.
Twins.
Raleigh won 11 out of its 13 starts in
the past two weeks, winning sevon
out of eight games played thid week.
Charlotte moved from fifth to fourth
position by winning five out of the
seve n games played and. led league
batting with a .325 mark.
I The Twins led the fielding of the
league for the Past week, making but
seven errors out of 233 chances and
Charlotte was a close second .'with a
like number of errors out r of 188
chances.
i In addition to seeing the possession
| of the kx>p top change hands, the past
| week saw the hitting streak bf Tom
| Wolfe, Dunham outfielder* halted after
his running it to 28, a league Tecord.
Conservative though I consider htan
the laot description I would think of
applying to the governor is that of a
“hidebound conservative.”
If I were a radical, I would have,
Par brighter hopes of converting him
to any given radical idea of my corn,
which I could support by adequate
reasoning, than of converting a fellow
radical to my own opinion upon any
subject concerning which we were in
d*%greement. The typical radical is
extremely “sot". Sound argumeute
appeal to Governor Ritchie.
Six months or thereabouts ago I was
talking with him in his office at An
napolis—frankly, trying to induce hlt »
to outline to me a short cut back to
prosperity.
Most politicians will do this.' They
may know of no short cut, in reality,
but they will outline one, all the
that sounds as if it would serve the
purpose. The governor, with his cus
tomary candor, confessed that be knew
I of none except the usual up-hil\ route.
I impossible to climb vtherwjac Hum
. A*- , ..
LEAGUE DIRECTORS
TO MEET TONIGHT
All Club Managers Or Rep
resentatives Are Ex
pected To Attend
A directors meeting been called
by the president of the City League for
tonight at 8 o'clock in the dumber
of Commerce and all managers or
their representatives ar e expected to
be there, together wkh any members
erf their ball clubs that thy may bring
The directors will be the only ones
having a voice in the meeting, but
wthers may come to se e just what gives
on at the meeting.
It is urgently requested that aIY
managers be present. *
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n r CITY LEAGUE;
Club W L pc4
M. P. Baraca 4. 0 1.000
k* oll3 i...l *3 l; .750
Clemwitß 3 1 750
M E. Ba racas 2 . 2 . 5Qp
Wl *n? ins 2 2 !soo
Wall Street 2 2 .500
Poat Office '. 0 4 .000
Klwanto 0 4 .040
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Club W. L. Fb4.
Baleiffh 28-21 .’.571
Wina’on Salem . 27 23 . 640
Asheville 27 23 . 540
Charlotte .’.n 26 23 ' .531
Greensboro . 27 24 . 529
High Point .. 26 28 . 481
Wilmington 23 32 .518
Durham 19 29 .396
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Club W, L. Pri.
Chicago 33 24 .669
Boston . 31 27 . 534
Pitti*urgh 27 25 . 519
Brooklyn 29 31 .488
Philadelphia 30 32 .484
St. Louis 27 29 . 482
Nerw York 26 28 . 481
Cincinnati 29 36 . 446
AMERICAN LEAGUE
• *>**: W. L. Pet
New York 40 18 .690
Philadelphia .35 26 . 574
Cleveland 134 27 . 557
Washington 33 27 , 560
St. Louis 30 29 . 482
Chicago 29 37 .439
Boston 11 46 .196
[loda^G^mes
CITY LEAGUE
(Tomorrow)
Wall Street Vs. Cowboys.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Greensboro at Winsto n Salem.
Durham at Wilmington.
• Raleigh at 'High--PointV •
r ' Charlotte at Ashevillei
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
No others scheduled.
The greatest wealth is contentment
with a little.
One of the best sorts of minds is
that Which minds its own business.
We hear Ifttle about the blessings of
poverty these days.
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YANKEES WIN ETO 0
IN CHICAGO GAME
_____
John Allen Holds White Sox
To Three Singles, One
Barely That
Chicago, June 20 (AP) —John Allen
held the Chicago White Sox to three
hits, one of them of th< scratched sort
yesterday, as the New York Yankees
won a pitchem* battle, 1 to 0. Sam
Jones Hurled for ttig Sox, and gave
s4x hits. -1
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PAGE THREE
Combe, the first man up, walked,
and after Sewell filed out, Ruth eras
passed. Gehrig forced RuSto at sso
ond but Ben Chapman singled to score
Ooctobe with the only run of lbs {SUM.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis 7; New York 0.
Pittsburgh 2; Brooklyn 1.
Cincinnati 5; Boston 0.
AMERICAN LEAOUS
Cleveland 9-6; Boston 3-3. " "
Detroit 8; Washington 5.
Philadelphia 2-6; fit. Louis S-S.
New York 1; Chloago 0.
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82 — Exchange premium • \'«
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