Southeastern Coaches Report Marks Start Of Season Drive
Pirates winning streak ends as Roy Henshaw of Cubs continues. June sessions begin with two daily drills as grid teams prepare for opening games Sept. 21 and Sept. 28. Alabama, Tennessee, Tulane each field around 85 candidates under Major Sase. Vanderbilt lists 55. Auburn 46. Kentucky 50 with Chet Wynne and Ray Morrison coaching staffs returning. Florida and Georgia set 56 and 4 candidates respectively to report.
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Independents Split Twin Bill At Delano Park Field
Decatur Independents divided a San a Saturday twin bill at Delano Park field. In the second game Thomas Jed paced the visitors with two hits in three at bats. The crowd enjoyed one of the season’s best games as both clubs split four meetings.
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Perry Paces Parker in Founders' Tennis Championship
Forest Hills, N Y Sept 2. Fred Perry meets Frankie Parker in the fourth round of the Founders' men's national singles championship. If Parker avoids a relapse he should deliver his best against the defending champion as both players contest the amateur title.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results show Philadelphia defeating New York 6 to 1 in the National League, Toronto 12 to 4 over Rochester, Montreal 16 to 5, and Buffalo 6 to 0 in the International League. American Association games include Toledo 8 to 2 over Columbus, St Paul 11 to 7, and Milwaukee 5 to 6 against Kansas City.
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Two League Games Ignite Tonight's Matchups
Birmingham faces New Orleans in Birmingham while Atlanta visits Nashville. Chattanooga travels to Knoxville as Memphis hosts Little Rock. Chicago plays Detroit and St. Louis meets Washington in American League action with Philadelphia at New York and Philadelphia at New York on the schedule.
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Outlook Is Bright at Clemson Now
Clemson College coach Jess Neely surveyed 17 lettermen on Riggs Field and predicted a stronger team for the season. He praised a faster backfield and a powerful line, with Line Coach Frank Howard echoing the optimism for better times ahead.
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Hosierymen Cop Contests In One Sided Victory
The Hosierymen rolled to an 11 run rout on Saturday, defeating the Wingfoots 23 to 3 as Hardy struggled before being relieved by Cole. Ross Graham led the Hosierymen with three hits while Pop Johnson fanned eight for the Wingfoots, and miscues helped the visitors pull away.
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Southern Leaders Shine In Pitching and Power Totals
Baseball season stats show Milnar and Chaplin leading wins and games, with Durham and Lindsey top for teams Atlanta and Nashville. Home run leaders include Taitt 16 and Gleeson 13, Browne 13 driving in 96 RBIs for Little Rock and 95 for Gleeson of New Orleans. Weatherly 33 and Nonnenkamp 14 steal leaders, while Chattanooga and Knoxville top in double plays and runs allowed.
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Pine Bluff Clinches East Dixie Flag With Four straight
Pine Bluff won the East Dixie loop pennant by sweeping four games from the Jackson Senators. A 4 to 2 victory in the finale sent Pine Bluff to a seven game series against the West Dixie League pennant winner. Sams and Dacus combined on a three hit performance. Score by innings shows Pine Bluff 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 and Jackson 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2.
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Local Bell Team Wins Two Contests
The Decatur Southern Bell softball team traveled to Chattanooga Saturday and defeated the Bell team 6 to 0 and 6 to 5. Johnson pitched both games allowing four hits in the opener. Wright caught both games and Goree hit a homer in the second game.
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Combs Sidelined by Shoulder Injury and Yankees Outlook
Earle Combs, veteran Yankees outfielder and former leadoff star, faces serious right shoulder injury risks after a recent collision. Doctors expect repair, yet Combs fears ending his career and hints at a possible return to Kentucky. The piece traces the Yankees’ aging core, noting Gehrig Lazzeri and Koenig, and reflects on past pennants and current injury woes.
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Southpaw Dominates Pirates as Cards and Giants Falter
Henshaw pitched a strong eight hitter to win his sixth of the season and 11th overall, lifting the Pirates to an 8 to 2 victory but leaving them six games back. Cincinnati edged St Louis 4 to 3, while Philadelphia beat New York 6 to 1. Washington toppled Boston in 14 innings, and Brooklyn defeated Boston 8 to 4 behind Van Mungo's complete game.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
A condensed list of league leaders from yesterday's games shows Vaughan leading batting for the Pirates at 400, Medwick of the Cardinals leading in runs with 108, Berger and Medwick top RBIs, Medwick also leads in hits, with Herman the Cubs ahead in doubles. Ott and Greenberg pace home runs and RBIs respectively, with Greenberg also among top hitters for the Tigers.
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Baseball stars pace recent action across leagues
Yesterday's standout performers include Henshaw pacing with eight hits to end a ten game streak. Rolfe contributed two hits two runs and two RBIs for the Yankees in a win over the Athletics. Bottomley sparked the Reds' attack with a double and a single against the Cardinals. Simmons drove in four with three hits for the White Sox against Cleveland. Linus Frey of the Dodgers slugged a homer with two on against the Braves.
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Parke er Beats Lott In Title Match On Grass
The report recalls last year’s eastern grass court tennis final where Frankie Parke er defeated George Lott in four sets to claim the title. It also notes three years past when the United States Walker Cup team beat Great Britain 8 to 1, with three matches halved, to hold the Harmsworth speedboat trophy.
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Blues Pitcher Tosses No Hit Yet Team Loses One Nothing
In Santa Cruz on Sept 2 Torres of the Burlingame Blues allowed no hits through seven innings but Santa Cruz Padres pushed across a single run in the eighth to win 1 to 0. The Padres had a clean defensive game and capitalized on the lone scoring opportunity.
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PEBBLES TROUNGE MEMPHIS IN BATTING RURY
New Orleans took the second contest eight to one, five runs on five hits off Ken Weafer in the first inning. Helf hit a two on homer for the Pels. Birmingham’s Woodward connected for a circuit shot. Atlanta beat Nashville five to four as Almon Williams held the Vols eight innings before a late rally. Knoxville Smokies beat Chattanooga four to three to tie the series at one. Joe Lan ning notched thirteenth victory for Smokies.
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