Giants Size Up Overhaul Of Flying Giants And Hookie Hurlers
Macctated Press reports a chaotic baseball scene with Giants, Cardinals and Dodgers in a tight schedule. Hal Schumacher forged eight straight wins and gave the Giants a strong record, Mel Ott hit his fourteenth homer, while Pirates, Dodgers and Cubs battled in split results and a 5-2 final in Chicago.
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Fask
Flying Giants
Knoxville
Smokies
Pelicans
Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Hal Schumacher
Mel Ott
Pirates
Bowling Glee
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Guy Bush
Bill Swift
Wally Berger
Former Resident Weds Grid Star
Glenn B. Lautzenhiser formerly with the Georgians and Tulane rivals Mary Tisdale Long wed June 10 at South Carrollton Avenue Presbyterian Church with Rev. Ray D. Fortna officiating. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W P Lautzenhiser of Atlanta, is a University of Georgia graduate and Goodyear salesman in New Orleans.
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
Glenn B. Lautzenhiser
Tulane
Mary Tisdale Long
South
Carrollton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ray D. Fortna
E.L. Perryman
Lautgenhiser
W. P. Lautgenhiser
Atlanta
Georgia
University of Georgia
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of
New Orleans
Baseball Opener Recap: Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals in 10th
Dodgers build 4-1 lead, nearly squander it on Bordagaray error, then win in 10th on Jimmy Bucher's homer with two on. Phillies thump Reds 12 5 as Watkins and Camilli power offense. Rain halts Detroit Chicago opener in lone AL game.
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Bucs
Ben Cantwell
Pep Young
Cardinals
George Earnshaw
Jim Collins
Dodgers
Frenchy Bordagaray
Jimmy Bucher
Phillies
Braddock Tops in Spotlight as Louis Baer Talks Pace
The article centers on James J. Braddock as the focal point of heavyweight chatter while Louis and Baer loom. Talks of a Baer Louis title bout in New York aim to smash gate records, potentially drawing around 759000 dollars at Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds, with Schmeling讨论 a September U.S. return and possible matchups.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Louis
Baer-Louis
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Baer
Carnera
Braddock
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Schmeling
United States
Mike
Joe
Dickey
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Joe Sullivan
Detroit
Tigers
Jack Hurley
Billy Petrolle
Frank Sagilio
Cicero
Ford C. Frick
National League
Wildcats
Bronxville Field Club
Westchester County
Wildcat
Walter Neuse
Ridgewood Grove Arena
Brooklyn
Jim Braddock
Borotra to Play Wimbledon Despite Paris Duel
Jean Borotra of France says he will not miss Wimbledon despite a planned duel with Didier Poulain in Paris. He notes honor requires fighting but he must first honor his Wimbledon commitment. Friends discuss a possible air shot compromise between seconds if the duel goes ahead.
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London
Jean Borotra
France
Paris
Borotra
Didier Poulain
Four U S Davis Cup Men Still In Running
London June 27 Four members of the United States Davis Cup team remained active in the title race while Johnny Van Ryn pursued a win over World No 1 Fred Perry to stay in contention. Earlier Van Ryn defeated F Smith of Norway 6 3 0 6 2 with steady play.
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United States
Johnny van Ryn
Fred Perry
van Ryn
Es F. Smith
Norway
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Adrianquist
Gene
Grayson Eying End of Traynor Era Amid Slumps and Shifts
The piece notes managerial worries hastening Pie Traynor's career decline as Arky Vaughan's injury prompts Tommy Thevenow to switch to shortstop. It also mentions Chelso Tamagno's basketball captaincy, Bill Brown joking over Braddock's dethronement talk, Yale beating Harvard, and Derby purses with Edward Rish Bradley.
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Traynor
Arky Vaughan
Tommy Thevenow
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chelso Tamagno
Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Tamagno Struckon
Bill Brown
New York
Jim Braddock
Max Baer
Brown
Baer
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Crimson
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results from yesterday include Southern League Atlanta 8 Birmingham 2 and Memphis 9 Nashville 5. National League Philadelphia 12 Cincinnati 5 and New York 5 Chicago 2. American League Detroit Chicago tied. International League Rochester 3 Toronto 1 and Newark 4 Albany 2. Dixie Amateur League Troy 7 Eufaula 2 Abbeville 8 Ozark 4.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Rochester
Toronto
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Syracuse
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Albany
Troy
Eufaula
Abbeville
Ozark
Football schedule fragments across the South region
Readable lines show matchups including Birmingham Knoxville Chattanooga Memphis Nashville Little Rock New Orleans Atlanta Washington New York Boston Philadelphia. The list combines several city pairings suggesting a multi games schedule with regional teams and venues.
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Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Joe Boward
Vols
Sally Carter
Andy Reese
Moriarty Quits Baseball to Enter Seminary
Ex-Braves prospect Exidie Moriarty, Holy Cross captain, left the Boston club after a week's trial and announced he would pursue priesthood at a Montreal seminary. He said he quit because he did not enjoy professional baseball and returned the signing bonus.
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Mass
Exidie Moriarty
Boston Braves
Holy Cross
Braves
Montreal
Moriarty
Goodyear Winners Edge Business Men In Extra Innings
The Goodyear 63s beat the Business Men 7 to 6 in an extra inning softball clash. Rankins tripled and Brothers homered for the Business Men while Wolfe and Rowe supplied key hits for Goodyear in a dramatic seventh inning rally.
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Rankins
Homer
Goodyear
Wolfe
Rowe
White
Prophet
Local Teams Meet Saturday at Goodyear Park
Decatur prepares for a baseball doubleheader as Goodyear Wingfoots clash with Alabama Hosierymen at 3 30 p m at Goodyear Park. Managers Whitt and McRight will publish lineups Friday.
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Goodyear Park
Goodyear Wingfoots
Alabama Hosierymen
Alabama Park
Whitt
Goodyear
McRight
the Hosierymen
Ramblers Triumph In Soft Ball Victory
The TVA Ramblers defeated the Southern Bell team 9 to 8 at Delano Park. Smith led the losers with two hits in four at bats while Thompkins and Johnson each went two for three for TVA. Johnson and Bell homered as TVA posted a 9 run effort to Southern Bell's 8.
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TVA Ramblers
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Thompkins
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Bell
Hauser
Purtfoy
Exterminators Forfeit Poorly Attended Softball Game
The Alabama Host Mills Hosierymen claimed a forfeit win after the TVA Exterminators failed to appear for a scheduled Employes League game yesterday afternoon. Manager Roy Poteet cited the no show and secured the victory.
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TVA Exterminators
Exterminators
Roy Poteet
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Braves, Dodgers players tie for home run honors
Ott, Berger, Young, Goodman and Bucher lead with one home run each as the standings highlight rare parallel outputs and multiple teams share the feat in a compact summary.
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Ott
Berger, Braves
Cccceepesnsessesnerne
Young, Piates
Goodman, Poms Ee
Bucher, Dodgers
British Open leads with Cotton 67 and past golf feats
A look back at anniversaries in sports. Henry Cotton shot 67 to lead the first round of the British Open. Other milestones include Matti Jarvinen’s javelin record 242 feet 10 inches, Babe Ruth’s 27th homer, and more.
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Associated Press
Henry Cotton
Matti Jarvinen
Babe Ruth
Goodyear and Business Men Split Narrow Ball Thriller
Goodyear trailed 2 0 before a late two run blast tied the game and two out hit in the ninth gave the Business Men a 6 4 win. Rankin went 3 for 4 and Wyker 2 for 3 with both adding triples. Wolf led Goodyear with two hits in the loss.
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Wyker
Wolf
Goodyear
Pace Ho Snes
R.h.le
Business
Golden
Mills
White
Frenchman Ties With Sweeney In Open Round
Robert Sweeney and Aubrey Boomer shared early lead in round two of the British Open at Muirfield. Sweeney, a New York amateur now in London, posted a 73 for 146 total 1 over par after a 72 first round. Boomer, a former Ryder Cup player from France, shot 6 under par in the second round after a 76 yesterday.
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Robert Sweeney
New York
London
Aubrey Boomer
France
Sweeney
Muirfield
Boomer
Smokies tie with New Orleans in doubleheader split
Lanning and Scott pitched tightly as the Smokies split the two games with New Orleans. In game one Weatherly scored in the ninth on a wild pitch to give New Orleans a 2 1 victory. in the nightcap the Smokies won 5 0 behind Lanning and limited the Pelicans to two hits.
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New Orleans
Scott
Weatherly
Andy Messenger
Pelicans
Lanning
Knoxville
Drake
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