Pelicans and Crackers clash as New Orleans wins 19 to 15
In a wild Southern Association game New Orleans Pelicans toppled Atlanta Crackers 19 to 15 after a heaping of ten third inning runs. Moore Rose and Gleeson homered for Atlanta and New Orleans. Chattanooga and Knoxville traded close scores as the night wore on. A Pelican knee injury sidelined a Lookout player amid ongoing roster changes.
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Atlanta
Pels
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Rose
Gleeson
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Rock
Bill Jackson
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Reservoir Team Faces Star Pitcher In Key Showdown
A leading pitcher, McPhaul, and stars Tidwell Isbell and others face off as Pemaa uses regular lineup with San Gerton or Cole pitching against the opposing mound. Up and good show expected as the team aims for a win.
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Dice Gibeard
Tobel
Tidwell
Isbell
Poe
Grasa
San Gerton
Cole
Yesterday's Southern League Scores and Standings
Results show Knoxville outslugging Birmingham 11 to 10 in extras, Chattanooga 8 Little Rock 7, New Orleans 10 Atlanta 15 Nashville 16 Memphis 3, Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5. Other games include 81 Louis 7 Wegger Agence Ozark 13 Union Springs 7 and Abbeville 0. American Association game Indianapolis Milwaukee I Toledo 6 St Paul 5. International League schedule incomplete.
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Knoxville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Schedule of NBA Games Today
Today's games feature Atlanta at New Orleans. Chicago at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Boston at New York.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Southern Leaders and Batting Averages Highlight Season
The report lists top batting figures for players Browne Taitt Nash and Etham Scott plus leaders Hutcheson Milnar von Chaplin Fonts Greer and home run leaders Taitt Autry Gleeson with Nashville New Orleans and Memphis teams cited through the season standings and pitching records.
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New Orleans
Walter Johnson Hospitalized as Pleurisy Affects Play
In terse notes from the golf circuit Leo Diegel opens with a 65 in the Canadian Open, leading by four strokes after the first round. A separate item reports Walter Johnson being hospitalized with pleurisy.
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Associated Press Today
Walter Johnson
Leo Diegel
Hosierymen Rally in 10th Falls to Rails in Extra Inning
Alabama Hosierymen and Hick Ewin's Sheffield Southern Rails fought 10 innings at Alabama Park before the Rails won 4-1 in the tenth. Eddie Black pitched superbly for the Hosierymen, but a bases loaded walk and a misplay opened the door for a rally as Hunt and Hamm hit timely doubles. The Hosierymen stranded 11 runners in the game as they searched for clutch hitting. Machtoff outpitched Black, but yielded the decisive runs in extra frames. Umpires Burleson and Whitt.
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Intent On Black
Eef Evans
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Whitt
Sixteen Pros After $4,600 Golf Prize
A two man team best ball round robin at Inverness drew sixteen pros seeking the $4,600 purse. Gayle Sheely and partner claimed the top prize with a margin matching Vic and Denny Shute. Al Espinosa of Akron and Billy Burke of Cleveland also performed strongly.
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Mangin and Parker Reach Meadow Club Doubles Semis
In the Meadow Club invitational tennis tournament, Mangin and Parker, playing together for the first time, advance to the semi finals after defeating Wilmer Hines and Seay Cate in earlier rounds. They face the Texes duo Hal Surface and Wilbur Hess, while Hines and Culley beat the Los Angeles Baltimore pair Jess Millman and Eddie Jacobs.
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Wilbur Hess
Jess Miliman
Eddie Jacobs
Home Run Leaders Highlighted in Baseball Totals
Fragmentary data shows Camilli and PHOS figures tied to league totals and records. The garbled text mentions homer totals, season marks, and possible player names with numeric references.
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PHOS
Olympic Committee Responds to Berlin Games Opposition
The American Olympic Committee led by Avery Brundage seeks to defend participation in the 1936 Berlin Games. It replies to Jeremiah Mahoney of the Amateur Athletic Union who again opposes sending athletes if racial discrimination charges are proven.
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Grounds Cup In Favorite Role At Nationa Links
In Indianapolis Joe Corie backed by Belip and the Nie grounds took the favorite role as semifinal round of the national golf championship began. Minnesotan semi finalist in 1934 faced Russell, the city public links champion, in a 36 hole match on the Coffin course as Dave Mitchell failed to advance yesterday.
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Mystery of Names and Sports Luck from a Fragment
An editorial scramble notes Bitty Burke at the Country Club course near Cleveland hosting the National Amateur in September, mentions Lawson Little and others, discusses Greyhound rival Tilly Tonka at Goshen in the Hambletonian, and teases various sports tidbits from tennis to baseball and boxing. It references Babe Ruth, George Wright, and Jim Landos, with scattered notes on wrestling, tennis, harness racing, and golf.
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Boston
Great
Veneronary Roads
Tigers widen gap as Crowder stars in 6 3 win over Browns
Alvin Crowder limited St Louis Brownies to four hits and no runs through eight innings. Detroit opened a three and one half game lead as Hank Greenberg fueled a 14 hit attack with three safeties including a triple. Indians beat White Sox 8 3 and Senators down Red Sox 9 5 as NL action continued.
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Yesterday's Stars Impress in Baseball Showdown
Alvin Crowder of the Tigers held the Browns to four hits through eight innings and drove in two with a single. Berger of the Indians slammed three doubles and a single in five at bats against White Sox pitching. Sam Leslie of the Dodgers led the attack on the Braves with three hits.
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Brothers Defeat The Daily 18 to 6 in TVA Play
The Brothers Stores ball team edged The Daily 18 to 6 to climb in the league standings and push The Daily toward the cellar in TVA action.
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TVA
Two Play-Off Games Are Set
Two playoff games were scheduled for Delano Park this afternoon. The TVA Ramblers face Southern Bell on diamond No 1, while the Mayor James A Nelson Circuit Alabama Power Co. takes on Alabama Yannigans. In other action the Cubs dropped a 6 5 decision to the Giants, the Pirates beat the Reds 7 5 behind Arky Vaughan’s bases loaded homer, Dizzy Dean earned his seventh win, and the Dodgers defeated the Braves 4 2 as Tom Zachary worked in relief.
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Mack Brothers Dominate Belle Meade Invite Start
Mack Brothers from Clarksville led the opening round of the fifth annual Belle Meade invitational in Mississippi and Tennessee, advancing in a 32 to eight field. Weldon Doe and Fred Goode from Montgomery and Nashville competed as Tom Talbot and others moved toward quarter finals. Final rounds are scheduled with a 36 hole championship on Sunday.
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