Dizzy Dean Refuses To Sign Apology In NL Dispute
Dizzy Dean remains firm against signing a disavowal of statements about Ford Frick and Umpire Barr after a two hour meeting with Frick and Frankie Frisch. He intends to take the matter to Commissioner Landis and possibly sue for damages, while other league clubs stay mostly silent amid the stalemate. Dean's absence costs about 160 per day in salary as the dispute drags on.
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Southern League Tonight Matches Across Minor Cities
Birmingham visits Memphis while Chattanooga plays Atlanta and Nashville targets Knoxville. New Orleans travels to Little Rock in a slate of Southern League night games with key standings implications.
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Devils Hit the Road for Weekend Baseball Dates
Decatur’s Blue Devils travel this weekend to Piney Grove for a return game against the Tigers and then move to Scottsboro Sunday to face a TVA baseball lineup. Maddox starts Saturday with Gingrich at bat, while Mannahan pitches Sunday with Gingrich catching.
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Columbia to Battle Here Hosierymen in City Series
The Columbia Knittery faces the Hosierymen at Alabama Park tomorrow at 3 with Mollie Hare pitching for Columbia. Lefty Briscoe will oppose Goodyear Wingfoots Sunday at Good year Park as the annual city series opens amid expectations of a large crowd and Coach Ogle seeking another win.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues and cities
Results include Birmingham 4 Memphis 3 Knoxville 2 Nashville 1 New Orleans 10 1 Little Rock 5 10 Atlanta 5 Chattanooga 1. Boston 6 Pittsburgh 0. Cleveland 6 New York 2 Washington 5 Detroit 4 Chicago 11 Boston 4. Troy 6 Dothan 5 Union Springs 7 Andalusia 2 Jackson 10 1 Pensacola 3 5 Meridian 9 Selma 1 Montgomery 5 Mobile 2. Buffalo 4 Rochester 0 Toronto 13 Montreal 3 St Paul 3 Louisville 1 penne 10 Indianapolis 8 Toledo 5 Milwaukee 3 Beaumont 5 Galveston 1.
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Headline Makers AP Report Highlights Early League Wins
Elmer Trapp drove in the winning run as his Barons beat Memphis 4-2 with a third hit, including an eighth inning double. Emil Mailho had three RBIs for the Crackers with a homer and a triple as Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 5-1. Moon starred for the Smokies in Knoxville with five hits and the winning run in a 2-1 victory. John Chandler, Travelers, hit two doubles and a triple in five at bats as Pebs split two games with New Orleans.
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Alabama golf tourney opens in Pensacola with Horners high
The 23rd annual Alabama Golf Association championship began in Pensacola Florida with six flights of 32 players. Scudday Horner led scoring 71 followed by Horace Horner Jr 76 and Sam Perry 73. Beauvoir Montgomery leads team race at 310 while Tuscaloosa Mobile and Woodard trail.
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Belmont Stakes Matchup Set For War Admiral and Pompoon
New York June 4 War Admiral owned by Samuel Riddle and Pompoon of J H Louchheim renew a Belmont Park Belmont Stakes duel worth 50000. the two horses dominated this year’s three year olds and are likely to face several other entries. officials forecast a large crowd at the Long Island track expecting several trainers to bring top contenders to the starting gate.
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Flying Scot
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Sportsmen Plea for Unity to Save Morgan County Hunting
Dr. A J Dinsmore, president of the Morgan Lane Sportsmen Association, urges sportsmen to unite for Friday June 4 meeting at 7 30 pm in the courthouse. He warns current practices threaten future hunts and urges programs to restock streams and forests and enforce laws.
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Major League Leaders Summary of 1930s Batting and Pitching
Major League Leaders list top batters and pitchers by league. In the American League Walker and Greenberg lead in hits and home runs for Detroit and Detroit, with Lary and Bonura among top runners and RBIs. Hudlin, Ruffing, and Pearson headline pitching. National League leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals dominating batting average and RBIs, Bartell and Vaughan high in hits and runs, with Bartlett and Handley among stolen bases.
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Gals to Meet on Mat Here
Two girl grapplers Miss Robbie Parker of Boston and Miss Kitty Nelson of New Orleans will appear at Martin Arena next Tuesday night. Promoter Chris Jordan of the American Legion has arranged three outstanding matches including a girls bout and Bullet Joe Gunther versus Leo Newman in a 2 falls 3 with a 90 minute limit.
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the Lion) Newman
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Southern Leaders By Charles H Miller
The Associated Press league statistics show Triplett Nashville at .415 and Duke Nashville with seven home runs. Wright Chattanooga leads with 41 RBIs. Alexander Nashville has 36. Bush Memphis 13 steals. Nonnenkamp Little Rock 11. Chattanooga 49 double plays. Little Rock 45. Runs: Atlanta 260. Little Rock 250. Opponents' runs allowed: Little Rock 169. Memphis 176.
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John Henry Lewis Stops Bob Olin in Eight
John Henry Lewis, the champion, outclassed his light heavy rivals and stopped Bob Olin in the eighth round in St. Louis. The bout showcased the Phoenix phantom's stamina as he wore down Olin late, asserting dominance in the division.
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New Loop to Open Monday in Six Team Softball League
A six team league with Alabama Hosiery Mills Bell System Goodyear Mills Cooper Wells Parks Grocery and Business Men opens Monday at 7 30 pm at Benson field in Decatur. Southern Bell meets Business Men in the opener Goodyear faces Parks Grocery in the nightcap. Games run Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays with rain postponements Fridays.
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Parks Team Sweeps Cooper Wells In Doubleheader
Parks Grocery defeated Cooper Wells softballers Thursday afternoon in a doubleheader by scores of 3 to 1 and 11 to 1. Parks shot to shape with a batting average above .300 as Wilburn McCluskey to Ed Smith to Morgan turned early double plays. First game batteries Parks Williams. Cooper-Wells Hurst Landers. Second game Parks Brazelton Tucker Landers. Cooper-Wais Landers.
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Goodyear G-3's Win In Extra Innings Over Hosiery Mill
In a nine inning thriller at Delano Park the Goodyear G-3's beat the Alabama Hosiery Mill 12 to 8 after extra innings. Sanders hit a tying shot in the seventh for Hosiery Mill as the Goodyearites answered with four runs in the ninth sealing the victory. Johnston and Neely pitched for Hosiery Mill while Al meda and Culver worked for Goodyear.
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Round of 15 round title bout ends in technical knockout
In the fourth round a crushing right knocked Olin down for a seven count. He dropped again early in the eighth and a third knockdown prompted referee Walter Heisner to stop the bout. He awarded victory to Lewis by technical knockout.
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Pensacola Jackson Split Twin Bill in Southern League
Jackson routed Pensacola 10-3 in the first game while Pensacola rebounded to win the nightcap 5-1. Hennessey allowed four hits for Selma in a 9-1 win at Meridian. Boyd of Meridian homered. Montgomery beat Mobile 5-2 as Bud Adams suffered a broken thumb.
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Wingfoots Ready to Face Dallas Mills in Saturday Showdown
The Goodyear Wingfoots host Hub Myhand's Dallas Mills at Goodyear Park in the second meeting of the season. Marvin Gentry will pitch for Dallas Mills as Goodyear weighs pitching options with Clyde White joining the club and Woodruff considered for Saturday. Last year the Wingfoots won four of five from Myhand.
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Pebs extend lead in Southern Association with split double bill
Birmingham shaded Memphis 4 3 as Elmer Trapp went 3 for 4 driving in two, while New Orleans swept TravelErs 10 5 and 10 1 to gain half a game. Atlanta beat Chattanooga 5 1. Knoxville defeated Nashville 2 1. Hugh Casey allowed eight hits for Memphis.
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Sports Mirror highlights past Olympic and major races
Today recalls a year ago Joe Morgan withdrew from Olympic trials after suspension by the Metropolitan A A U. Three years back Sarah Palfrey and Helen Jacobs lost in doubles at the French championships to Mme Rene Mathieu and Elizabeth Ryan. Five years ago Faireno won Belmont, Lefty Grove and the A's beat the Yankees as Foxx hit his 20th homer.
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