Baseball News Roundup: Indians, Senators Tame AL Contenders
The Indians slip to 500 and ten games behind as they lose to the Athletics 8-6. Washington moves to third after Deshong’s ninth victory in a 10-5 win over St. Louis. Sox beat Yankees. Red Sox and White Sox gain on foes while Giants rally to defeat Pirates 3-2. Cubs topple Bees 8-6. Demaree homers as Cards edge Phillies 3-2. Reds blank Dodgers 3-0 behind Hallahan pitching.
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Wally Moses
Athletics
Vernon Kennedy
Yankees
Pepper Martin
Bill Terry
Burgess Whitehead
Reds
Jide
Browns
Southern Leaders Pitching Club Honors Winners
Gwy L Thomas of Atlanta led Southern Leaders Pitching Club with seven wins. The record lists players Richards Atlanta Webb Knoxville Taitt Marquardt Mem Kate Nonnenkamp Little Rock and Nashville scores across games in 2011 including opponent runs and RBI totals.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Richards
Webb
Knoxville
Taitt
Art
Chattanooga
Marquardt
Kate Nonnenkamp
Little Rock
Moscow projects canal link after Volga diversion
Dyna Mite blasts today moved Moscow closer to joining five seas by blowing barriers that held the Volga. Engineers diverted the river’s flow into the early stages of the Moscow Volga canal, advancing the capital toward waterway integration.
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Dallas Millmen Set to Face Hosierymen in Key Tilt
The Dallas Millmen meet Alabama Hosierymen at Alabama Park to avenge a June 6 loss and challenge Leo Gentles who beat them earlier. Manager Bronaugh has not announced a pitcher for tomorrow’s game but all hurlers are ready to stop Myhand’s team.
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Dillman Defeats German Villain in Martin Arena Card
Joe Dillman the Greek bad boy defeated Otto Ludwig the German Villain in the main event at Martin arena last night. In an opening bout, Johnnie Marrs the Wyoming Cyclone met Charlie Layton from Lynn in a clash that ended abruptly.
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Sutter of Tulane Still in Play at Nationals
Sixteen survivors remain in the singles at the national intercollegiate tennis championships. Top seed Ernest Sutter of Tulane faces John Law of Stanford in the fourth round while Vernon John of Southern California meets Edgar Weller of Texas after Weller upset Norman Bickel of Chicago.
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Southern California
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Texas
Norman Bickel
Cooper-Wells Edges Daily In Extra Inning Softball
Cooper-Wells rallied from behind to tie the game and then won 3 to 2 over The Daily in extra innings at Delano Park yesterday afternoon.
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Delano Park
Goodyear's 6-3s Overwhelm Southern Bell 16 to 2
Goodyear's 6-3s dominated yesterday as they overwhelmed Southern Bell with a 16 to 2 score in a decisive game. The victory showcased strong batting and fielding from Goodyear hitters.
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Alabama Hosiery Mills Teams Clash Ends With Victory
The two Alabama Hosiery Mills teams dueled in a civil war style game yesterday with one squad defeating the other by a final score of 12 to 9.
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Golf and Tennis Split: Top Players Battle Overuse
Tennis stars blame golf for uneven play in Davis Cup and French events. Wilmer Allison and Mary Browne warn that dual sport schedules can blunt edge. Perry cites golf as variety. MacFayden credits Al Lopez for pitching comeback with the Bees, contrasting Yankees’ pressure and own slump.
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Fred Perry
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
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Miss Browne
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Maurice McLoughlin
Norman Brookes
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Helen Hull Jacobs
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Kay Stammers
Beag
Ruth
George
Herman
Haas In Drive For Golf Title At Notre Dame Opener
Fred Die Haas Jr of New Orleans and LSU, medalist with 146, opens match play against Notre Dame sharpshooter Louis Fehlig in the national intercollegiate golf title. Yale led the team standings with 625 strokes as Notre Dame and others trailed. Michigan and Princeton also featured among top teams.
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Associated Press
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New Orleans
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Congressional Country Club
Washington, D. C
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Major League Leaders Report From AP
National League leaders list shows Ott Giants with 12 home runs and 362 runs by Jordan Bees hits 97. Joe Moore Giants and Camilli Phillies tied with 9 home runs each. J Martin Cardinals leads steals with 12. Pitching leaders include Dean Cardinals 13 wins and Gumbert Giants 6-2 record.
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Class of 1934 to Hold a Reunion
The 1934 class of Decatw High School will hold a reunion Wednesday night July 1. Members are asked by officers to meet at Riverside building at 6 30 p m and bring a lunch. Place of reunion will be determined later.
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Icc dismisses Southern Railway line abandonment request
Washington June 4 The interstate commerce commission dismissed the Southern Railway Company bid to abandon the Jackson to Carson Alabama line spanning Clarke and Washington counties.
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Louis Dop ed but on fists in boxing rumor mill
New York reports deny Joe Louis was doped for the Schmeling bout. Louis is said to be recovering in Michigan from a swollen jaw and thumb sprains while headlines debate trainers managers and potential rematches.rumors about Baer Braddock and Cochrane also swirl amid boxing chatter.
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Schmeling
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Harlem
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Alabama district postmasters elect McGraw president
R. T. McGraw of Vincent Alabama was chosen president of the Alabama state branch of the national league of district postmasters at the closing session of the convention yesterday in Birmingham.
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R. T. McGraw
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National League of District Postmasters
Finch Family Diverse Worldwide But Absent From Australia
The Finch family is scattered globally except Australia with about two hundred species and subspecies in the United States. These seed eaters aid farmers in many countries and all finches possess twelve tail feathers.
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Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scores from the Southern and National Leagues plus American and other circuits. Key games include Nashville 4 Birmingham 3 Memphis 9 Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 8 New Orleans 6 Little Rock 5-0 Knoxville 1-2 Chicago 8 Boston 6 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 New York 3 Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 0 Boston 7 Detroit 6 Chicago 13 New York 4 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 6 Washington 10 St Louis 5 Enterprise 3 Abbeville 1 Troy 6 Andalusia 1 Panama City 6 Dothan 2 Ozark 2.7 Union Springs 1-2 Houston 9 Oklahoma City 2 Fort Worth 4 Beaumont 3 Tulsa 4 Galveston 3 Albany 16 Newark 0 Buffalo 5 Montreal 4 Rochester 6 Toronto 3 Syracuse 5-8 Baltimore 4-11 Indianapolis 6-5 Toledo 5-6 Milwaukee 10.14 Minneapolis 1-4 Columbus 7 Louisville 4
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Today's NBA and Alabama Florida League matchups listed
The schedule lists games across multiple cities including Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans Knoxville Little Rock Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia New York Detroit Washington Cleveland and Alabama Florida League pairings Troy Dothan Union Springs Panama City Ozark Abbeville Andalusia Enterprise.
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Stars Sweep Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Joe Cronin hit a winning homer in Boston's 7-6 win over Detroit. Wally Moses led Oakland past Cleveland 8-6 with a solo shot in the clutch. Vernon Kennedy kept the Yankees in check as Chicago White Sox won 13-4. Pepper Martin delivered a two run double to power St Louis past Philadelphia 3-2.
VOLS RAP THE BARONS 5003
Nashville Volunteers narrow the Atlanta margin by beating Birmingham 4-3 while Memphis defeats the Crackers as the league adapts the Shaughnessy playoff system. Junie Barnes and Roy Joiner duel on the mound. Nelson fans nine for the Barons amid five errors by Birmingham.
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Grant defeats English rival in all England tennis
Bryan Grant of Atlanta defeated M. D. Delaford of England 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-1 in the second round at Wimbledon. Grant rallied after losing the first set to claim a dominant victory and his second comeback win of the tournament. Fred Perry advanced with easy scores, while Frau Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling beat Pa Connell.
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Eng
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
M. D. Delaford
England
Grant
Heine Henkel
Fred Perry
K. Chartikavanij
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Perry
Frau Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
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Six under par 66 sparks Open qualifying drive
Today marks a year since Mac Smith fired a six under par 66 to tie the Open qualifying record on day one. Three years back the Hon Michael Scott, 55, won the British Amateur over T A Borne 4 and 3. Five years ago Babe Ruth hit his 14th homer of the season and Chuck Klein added his 19th.
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Michael Scott
T. A. Borne
Babe Ruth
Chuck Klein
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