Southern Association Pitching Sails Past Sunday Slump
Southern Association pitchers delivered another rough Sunday for hitters as eight games produced 39 runs on 107 hits. Nashville split a pair with Knoxville, Birmingham widened its lead over Memphis, and Chattanooga chased Bud Thomas while Emil Leonard shaded the champs.
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Southern Leaders Compiled for The Associated By Charles H Miller
A statistical summary from The Associated compiled by official league statistician Charles H Miller highlights batting leaders such as Dwyer Nash 46 5 106 184 .396 and Mauldin Knox 103 419 75 165 .394 with Sington Chat 117 437 82 170 .399. pitching leaders include Speece Nash 19 7 92 and Darrow Birmingham 16 2 127 while home runs note Richards Atlanta 14 and Duke Memphis 13. RBIs headlined by Taitt Nashville 161 and Sington Chattanooga 94 with stolen bases led by Marquards Memphis 22 and Nonnekamp Little Rock 17. Nashville and Atlanta top runs scored with 716 and 605 respectively.
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Plesy Grant Survives Tough Match at U S Grass Courts
In Rye New York Aug 10 seed Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta advanced in the eastern grass court championships after a rocky start. He overcame Eddie De Gray in the first round and Leonard Hartman of New York in a close match to win 6 4 8 6 before reaching the third round of the men’s singles.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Giants College All Star game referee may be Tom Thorpe
Forty seven officials have applied for jobs in the Giants College all star game in New York. Most offer to work without pay. Veteran Tom Thorpe appears likely to receive the referee post. George Marshall cannot drive but can run a laundry and toil on a short for you. Al Weill, manager of Lou Ambers, turned grey during six weeks of worry over Canzoneri.
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College and club sports mix in fall football season
Sam Caplin seeks boxers like Marty as Columbia and Fordham plan early rivalry. Fordham faces Southern Methodist at the Polo Grounds on Oct 10 while Columbia meets Army across the Harlem River in a key clash. Major figures include Tillinghast on Broad way and Albertanti aiming to promote a new pro league. Jesse Owens praised for multi sport prowess.
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Dave Tillinghast
Greenville
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Frank Albertanti
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Max Schmeling
Joe McCaster
Portland
San Bernardino County
Calif
Athletics
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Meng Makes Hole in One at East Lake Course
Atlanta report notes L. F. Meng drove from the 16th tee on the No 2 East Lake course and made a hole in one on No 2 green. His drive hooked high and wide, then curved into the cup beyond a barrier of trees.
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Play-off looms in Southeastern PGA title race
Two young golfers, Ernie Ball and Horner, join Eddie Miller in a 36-hole playoff for the Southeastern PGA title after tying with 286 at 72 holes. Horner set a course record with 67, while Miller and Ball finished near the leaders. Several pros and amateurs posted strong scores as Pinehurst-bound tour hopefuls earned spots.
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Durham
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Walter Reynolds
Rock Hill
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Greensboro
J. C
Nelson Giddens
Jackson
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Charlie Hall
Birmingham
Dugan Aycock
Martinville
Tommy Barnes
Atlanta
Johnny Morris
Sam Friedman
Tuscaloosa
Pepper Drives In A Pair As Pinch Hitter
Ray Pepper of Decatur contributed to a St. Louis Browns rally by delivering two base hits as a pinch hitter. Manager Hornsby used him in the lineup, and Pepper doubled his impact in a big eight run inning with a second hit.
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Cardinals rebound to lead NL as Frisch era renews hopes
The St Louis Cardinals, rebuilt by injuries and new players, surge back to the top of the National League led by Frank Frisch, Johnny Mize, and Jim Winford. Dizzy Dean anchors pitching with support from Haines and Rhem as team depth fills gaps.
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Rhem
Eddie Morgan
Columbus
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Brooklyn
Mize
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Garibaldi
Gardinals
Medwick
Pepper Martin
Parmelee
Leo Durocher
Terry Moore
Major League Leaders Summary From 1930s Baseball Stats
Aggregated leader list covering batting Medwick and Averill, runs Gehrig and J Martin, RBIs Medwick and Foxx, hits Medwick and Averill, doubles Walker and Gehringer, triples Averill and Rolfe Gehringer, home runs Gehrig and Foxx with 34 and 32, stolen bases J Martin and S Martin, pitching Lucas and French, with assorted team mentions across Cardinals Giants Indians Yankees Red Sox Cubs Pirates Browns.
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Southern and National League games scheduled today
Tonight's slate includes Little Rock at Birmingham Memphis at New Orleans Knoxville at Chattanooga and Nashville at Atlanta in the Southern League. In the National League New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis. American League Philadelphia at Boston and Washington at New York. Alabama Florida League Andalusia at Dothan Ozark at Panama City Union Springs at Enterprise Abbeville at Troy.
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Owens to turn pro after Olympic tour
Jesse Owens announced with coach Larry Snyder's approval that he will become a professional after finishing his post Olympic tour. Offers already include a 10 week personal appearance contract with a California orchestra and possible earnings between 75000 and 100000. Owens plans to tour Europe with the U S Olympic team before returning to the United States late in September.
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Huntsville High Gridders Adorn New Uniforms This Fall
Huntsville high gridsters head into the season in colorful style with red pants blue jerseys red numerals and red helmets bearing blue markings.
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Rookies Lose Close Game to Dixie Syrup Co at Delano Park
Decatur Rookies fell 4 to 3 to Florence’s Dixie Syrup Co. with Caudill driving in two runs on a triple and a late miscue by Caudill allowing two runs. Duffy led Florence at the plate while Tucker and Drake hit .500. Rockies meet Winton at 3:30 and prep for Cedar Creek and Florence rematches.
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Golf and baseball highlights from past meets and games
One year ago Red Rain and Coldstream tied in the Sara toga Special while Marion Miley won the women’s western golf title. Three years ago Johnny Farrell beat Olin Dutra to win the National PGA championship. Five years ago Guy Bush pitched a one hit game as the Cubs beat the Cardinals 1 to 0.
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Guernsey Wins Second Sectional Tennis Title
Frank Guernsey of Orlando Florida claimed his second sectional tennis title in two weeks defeating Archie Henderson of UNC Chapel Hill 6 4 2 6 2 6 3 in Chattanooga Tennessee. He also teamed with Joe Lucia of Houston to win the men's doubles against John Richard of Chattanooga and Hugh Shelton of Dallas.
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Hugh Shelton
Dallas
Keene Greets Decatur Fans In Return Match
St Louis wrestler Charlo Keene returns to Decatur to face Otto Ludwig in a two falls to decide feature bout at Martin arena. Ludwig known as the awful one, a tough challenge, with two hour time limit. Semi final features Honest John Felix versus Johnny La Rue in a one hour time limit draw crowd expected after weeks of inactivity.
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Asphalt Work Transforms Moulton Streets This Week
Moulton Alabama begins a new asphalt resurfacing project this week with the main highway entrances from Courtland and Decatur receiving the same treatment. Local crews work to improve roads, aiming for smoother travel and longer lasting pavement.
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Cubs Contend for NL Lead in Hit Packed Week
Cubs regain batting form after a 2 1/2 game surge, taking both ends of a doubleheader 10 to 1 over the Pirates and reclaiming first place. Cincinnati Reds halted the Cubs by blasting 40 hits in a doubleheader swing, while the Giants extended a seven game streak with a 6 to 2 win over Philadelphia. Yankees maintain AL lead with 7-6 and 3-0 wins, Gehrig homering twice, and Dodgers rise from NL cellar with a pair of wins over the Bees.
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Baseball Scores From Around The Circuit
Results show Birmingham 5 to 2 over Memphis 3 to 1. Knoxville 5 to 2 over Nashville 4 to 1. Chattanooga 4 to 0 defeated Atlanta 2 to 2. Little Rock 5 to 2 beat New Orleans 1 to 0. Chicago 9 to 10 lost to Philadelphia 2 to 1. Cincinnati 10 to 12 slipped past St. Louis 2 to 5. Brooklyn 4 to 5 lost to Boston 0 to 2. New York 6 defeated Philadelphia 2. New York 7 to 3 over Philadelphia 6 to 0 in 10 innings. Cleveland 9 to 5 beat Chicago 1 to 2. Boston 8 defeated Washington 2. St. Louis 4 beat Detroit 3. Enterprise 9 defeated Panama City 5. Ozark 2 beat Abbeville 0. Andalusia 1 beat Troy 0. Union Springs 3 defeated Dothan 1.
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International League scores and standings update
Buffalo defeated Baltimore 7 to 1 while Albany routed Rochester 11 to 1. Newark outscored Montreal 6 to 5 with a 12 inning or late finish noted. Dallas beat Worth 3 to 1 and Oklahoma City topped Tulsa 10 to 6.
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Roads Under Repair Around Moulton City
State and city crews are repairing roads radiating from Moulton as part of ongoing construction across the area. Work affects multiple approaches leaving the town in all directions.
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