Hosierymen to Play Twin Bill Saturday
The Hosierymen schedule a Saturday doubleheader with TVA baseballers. Jacks will pitch the nightcap while Clyde Evans likely starts the first game. Pop Johnson or Eddie Black may handle mound duties in the opener. A large crowd is expected for the season’s first bargain bill.
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Forville
Jacks
TVA Baseballers
Clyde Evans
Pop Johnson
Eddie Black
Casino Tennis Tourney Survives Seeded Showdown
Nashville crushed Birmingham 11 to 4 with six runs in the third inning. Vols pitcher lineup allowed eight Birmingham hits while Pipgras struggled. Shirley collected three hits and two runs for Nashville in the contest.
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Nashville
Birmingham
Vols
Lou McEvoy
Bryant
Pipgras
Shirley
Bitsy Grant to Battle Don Budge in Newport semis
At Newport Rhode Island on August 16 Frank X Shields of New York faced Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta in a semifinal setup while Budge and Mako prepared for doubles with Shields and Parker. Grant defeated Roderick Menzel in a four set battle before Budge beat Wilmer Hines to reach the semis.
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Newport
Frank X. Shields
New York
Shields
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Alanta
Rye
N.Y
R. I
Hollywood
Frankie Parker
Spring Leake
N. J. Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Don Budge
Mangin
Newark
Grant
Roderick Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Menzel
Budge
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Hines
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Yesterday's Stars Shine as White Sox Rally to Win
The White Sox collected seven hits led by stars who drove in runs and backed by strong performances against the Cubs. Combs and Sei Reda each contributed two hits while Yankees player Sei Reda added multi run support.
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White Sox
Cubs
Yankees
Combs
Sei Reda
Rough Ring Duel Set for Tuesday in Key West
Paul Thunderbolt Murdock and Bob Montgomery meet in a high intensity light heavyweight bout for Pete Baltran of Key West Florida while Baltian faces Earl Smith of Reno Nevada in a best two of three falls match with a one hour limit. The show opens at 6 30 p m.
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Paul
Thunderbolt) Murdock
Bob Montgomery
Pete Baltran
Key West
Fla
Baltian
Earl Smith
Reno
Nev
Hosierymen and Cullman Tied 6-6 in Tight Nine
Cullman jumped to a two run lead in the first inning and held 6-4 into the ninth before Hosierymen tied it on a fourth consecutive hit by House and a McRight single. Both teams totaled 11 safeties with Copeland leading Cullman with a triple and two singles. Scoreless extras ended in a 6-6 stalemate as pitching split a 2:15 game time.
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House
Robertson
Brown
Agee
McRight
Hargrove
Harvey
Johnson
Bryant
Copeland
Guntersville
Lincoln-Dallas
AE Copeland
Aldridge
Ray
U.u
Jones
Omer
Cameron
Hochn
McMinn
Burks
Glasscock
Hpore Robertson
Graham
Po Oeccecsssasesssers
Black
Keenum
McElhannon
Burleson
Howell
Pririce
Sanenseunnee
Eee Lee
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Cities
Scores from Southern Laos and National League play show Nashville beating Birmingham 11 4 New Orleans 3 Chattanooga 1 Memphis 9 Knoxville 3 a 3 Little Rock 2 10 in National League New York 6 St Louis 4 8 Cincinnati 0 Philonaiehhe 9 Pittsburgh 1 ie ae Montreal 5 0 Baltimore 4 3 Rochester 6 Syrac Toronto 9 Newark 2 Buffalo 16 Albany 2 non Amateur Playoff 3 Dothan 2.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Knoxville
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philonaiehhe
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Syrac
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Albany
Nashv ile at New Orleans results in league game
The schedule lists a league game with Nashville visiting New Orleans. Details on date and outcome are unavailable in the fragment.
Major League Leaders Snapshot From 1940s Baseball
Standout figures include Vaughan of the Pirates at .397 batting and Medwick of the Cardinals at .375. Cardinals drive-in runs leader Berger with 163 RBIs, while Galan of the Cubs posts 90 runs and Suhr of the Pirates 11 triples. pitching leader Castleman of the Giants records 113. In the American League Vosmik of the Indians leads with a high batting mark followed by Myer of the Senators at 349.
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Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Terry
Giants
Sateen
Reds
Suhr
Otc
Ac Berger
Castleman
Vosmik
Indians
Myer
Senators
Hendrix Sets Sights on Semi Finals in Alabama Tennis
Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Florida, the No 1 seed, advanced to the Alabama state men's singles semifinals with a straight set win over Russell Bobbitt. Bobbitt defeated Ward Parker 6 1 6 2 in a third round match as play continued after rainfall delays. Wayne Smith and Ward Parker won their doubles match 6 1 6 1.
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Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Hendrix
Russell
Bobbitt
Atlanta
Sage
Ward Parker
St. Louis
Parker
Wayne Smith
Henry Gilmer
W. L. Gilmer
Birmingham Brothers
J. C. Sanford
Mobile
Felder Wright
Red Terrell
Russell Bobbitt
Judge Exonerates Alschuler in Judicial Irregularity Report
Judge Samuel Alschuler was exonerated of charges of judicial irregularity in a report to Speaker Byrns. The report from the federal judge’s office clears him of misconduct allegations and characterizes the matter as unfounded and without fault.
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Washington
Samuel Alschuler
Fedaf
Byrns
Invaders Even Odds In Wightman Cup Rivalry
In New York Forest Hills hosts the Wightman Cup two day series between England and the United States. Seven matches including five singles and two doubles will decide the 13th edition. Helen Jacobs faces Kay Stammers in the opening singles as play starts at 2 p.m. local time.
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New York
Invaders
Feminine
England
United States
Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs
Kay Stammers
Helen Wills Moody
Trials mark Cup hopes as past racers are recalled
SPORTSMIRROR recalls past racing moments: Rainbow beat Yankee last year in trials for the America’s Cup. Five years ago Jim Dandy, a 100 to 1 shot, defeated Gallant Fox and Whichone in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
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Associated Press
Rainbow
Yankee
Jim Dandy
Gallant Fox
Whichone
Saratoga
Grant Sees Sure Future In National Amateur Bid
Hartford golfer Bobby Grant emerges from Winged Foot's Anderson Memorial as a rising talent, likely contending in the National Amateur at Country Club in Cleveland. He impresses with poise, match play temperament, and a solid short game, while noting his need for wider course experience beyond his home turf.
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New York
Winged Foot
Bobby Grant
Hartford
Country Keo
Cleveland
Grant
Charley Yates
Atlanta
la’ Little
Brookline
Yates
Trane
Bobby
Lindals Edge Opponent In Low-Scoring Meet
In a tense game the Lindals lingered through eight innings then yielded five hits and four runs in the ninth. Box totals show Goodson Gentry Grant Newton Pinion Myhand Gentiles Kimbrell and others contributing as Lindal pitchers and fielders battled to the end.
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Lindals
Kimbrell
Lindal
Poae Goodson
Gentry
Grant
Newton
Myhand
Udd-Nnsarinne
Eubank
Drake
Mittwede
Hoch, Ss
Puckett, c
COLE
Sanderson, P
xMassey
Giants Stop Cardinals In Key Pennant Clash
The Giants edged the Cardinals 5 to 4 in a hard fought meeting to halt St. Louis from moving ahead in the National League race. Bill Terry’s squad, seeking to atone for last season, held off alerts as both teams battled in a tense, late game finish.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Bill Terry
Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
Caddy Challenger Seeks Western Crown in 96 Hole Final
Burkemo learned golf by watching older players and improving his game with new clubs. He scored two eagles in elimination rounds against Fred Haas Jr. of New Orleans, the defending champion, as he advanced through a 96 hole final. Burkemo had previously relied on a borrowed outfit, entered last year, and only recently started in tougher tournaments after receiving his first real clubs. He reached the semi finals at the Detroit district amateur and was runner up in the state amateur shortly after.
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Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Burkemo
Detroit
Helen Moody a famed tennis queen yet modest in kitchen
Helen Wills Moody, famed as queen of the tennis courts, is described as a near amateur in cooking. The article notes her breakfast for family, her interest in recipes from London and abroad, and her hobby of sketching and camera work as she travels.
Yankees Rally Past Opponent In Eight Inning Burst
A late three run burst in the eighth powered a comeback as the Yankees overcame a slim hit total and surged to lead. One hit in the frame proved decisive as the rally built momentum and sealed the win.
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Yankees
Baseball Leaders and Home Run Totals From Historical Standings
A compact summary of player and team stats from a past season showing leaders in home runs, batting averages, runs, and bases. Notable names include Shirley Nash Scott Boham Hutche, with teams Nashville Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Little Rock and figures for runs and hits.
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Lindsey
Atlanta
Taitt
Nashville
Gan Gleeson
New Orleans
Erent Gleeson
New Or
Little Rock
Weatherly
Phis
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