Fred Sington Pounds Albany Hitters Despite Injury
Albany infielder outfielder Fred Sington, former Alabama star, leads the Albany team with a .363 average after a two week Senators trial. A multi sport athlete, he coaches at Duke in summer, studies at Alabama, and has a Rose Bowl pedigree. He moved from pitching to outfield and remains a key slugger with 30 homers in a prior season.
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Associated Press
Albany, N. Y
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Washington Senators
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Fred
Perry Hurls No Hit Ball A M Wins Industrial League
Lord Perry starred for Adame Millis as his no hit no run pitching vaulted Hosiery club to a 6 to 0 win over Highland. Perry fanned five and received strong fielding support while Adame Millis batters collected 12 hits led by Smith and Hin kle. Winning pitcher Perry, losing pitcher Yarbrough, time 1 55, attendance 100.
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Yarbrough
Harvey
Yow
Andrews
Gehringer Tops Sluggers With 18 Hits In Week
Detroit star Charley Gehringer sparked a batting surge by rising to the American League lead with 18 hits in 26 at bats and a .400 average after yesterday's game Rollie Hemsley of St Louis slipped from the front to four hits in 22 tries losing 40 points Heinie Manush held second with 77 hits as Sam Leslie and Joe Medwick edged toward the NL lead with Leslie slightly ahead at .3651 to .3645 The batting leaders table shows Gehringer Manush Hemsley and others in strong form.
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Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Gehringer
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis
Heinie Manush
Washington
Sam Leslie
Brooklyn
Joe Medwick
Leslie
Harvey Hendrick
Philadelphia
Bill Terry
Giants
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Manush
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Vosmik
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Hemsley
Browns
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Athletics
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady as Output Changes Noted
Chicago reports butter at 13,598 pounds and eggs at 17,260 cases, both steady with no sales. An expected rise in English car ownership follows Britain reducing the automobile horsepower tax by 25 percent.
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Chicago
Baseball stat leaders from early season overview
A compiled list of batting, pitching and fielding leaders across teams. Notable names include Medwick and Gehrig leading batters, Ott and Collins among home run leaders, and Dean and Gomez topping pitching charts with strong records.
Conference Breaks Up As Waverly Strike Continues
Laurinburg reports that mill officials and workers broke up talks after a long session on the three weeks old Waverly mill strike. Conferees felt progress but did not reveal the obstacle. negotiations may resume soon amid a split among strikers.
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Transcontinental Air Travel Costs in 1933 Performance
The article notes that based on 1933 performance, a passenger could complete a daily trans continental air trip for 25 years before expecting a fatal accident.
Fritz Ostermueller Replaces Bob Grove On Red Sox Roster
Ostermueller the Boston southpaw replaces Bob Grove in the rotation amid a season of rookie pitchers. He won a key 3 2 victory over the Senators after a 12 inning duel, tying Boston with Washington for fifth. The week also saw Browns, Tigers, Yankees, and Phillies win to stay near the top of their leagues. Ruth sustained a wrist bruise from a fast pitch.
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Associated Press
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Rochester
Greensboro
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Fritz
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
al Crowder
Eddie Morgan
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Fishing Season Opens Monday At City Lake
The High Point city lake re stocked during the closed season opens Monday June 11 at 6 am under the juvenile and parks commission. W R Hull will enforce rules with motor boats barred above bridges from June 11 to August 30. paddles only. Fishing restricted to 6 pm to midnight on Monday Wednesday and Friday with trot lines. After August 11 fishing may occur anywhere in the lake.
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W. R. Hull
Machines Replacing Negro Shine Boys
Henry Lesesne reports in Charlotte on electric shine machines and temperature controlled parlors as the city considers halting future licenses for Negro shine boys after July 1. Council debates strike at livelihoods while noting widespread action in the region.
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Greensboro Youths Protest Price Hike At Local Theatre
In Greensboro on June 9 youths gathered to challenge a movie price increase. Emil Bernstocker, the theatre manager, defended new rates of 25 cents for 1 to 2 pm and 35 to 40 cents for matinee and night shows as costs to operate the venue.
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Greensboro
Emil Bernstecker
Billy Stern
Bernstecker
Young Stern
Bobby Walker
Fights Last Night Ariz and California results
In Phoenix Maxie Rosenbloom aged 188 from New York defeated Young Sam Langford of Phoenix in a ten round bout. In San Diego Swede Berglund from San Francisco outpointed Andy Divwodi of New York in ten rounds.
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Ariz
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Young
Sam Langford
San Dingo
Calif
Swede Berglund
San Francisco
Andy Divwodi
Piedmont League Games Today Include Cross Cities
Charlotte visits Wilmington while Greensboro battles Richmond and Norfolk plays Asheville. Last night Norfolk edged Asheville despite rain while Greensboro fell 0 to 5 at Richmond and Charlotte won 8 to 5 against Wilmington.
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AMS
Baseball scores from yesterday show Boston and New York losses
In yesterday's games Philadelphia defeated New York 3 to 2 while Brooklyn beat Boston 10 to 1. Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 to 3 and St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2.
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Games Today Feature East Rivalries and Midwest Matchups
Today Philadelphia meets New York and Washington clashes with Boston while Chicago visits Detroit. St. Louis travels to Cleveland for a slate of early season showdowns.
Results Yesterday In Major League Scores
Yesterday's results show New York 11 over Philadelphia with St Louis at 8 while Cleveland won 6 to 3 against Boston and Washington fell 2 to 3. Detroit triumphed over Chicago 13 to 5.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Syracuse 13 Baltimore 10 leads over Buffalo
Scores show Syracuse beating Baltimore 13 to 10 and Buffalo 9 to 2 while Montreal 7 edged Rochester 6 and Newark defeated Albany 9 to 1 as early hockey standings.
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Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Albany
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Scores Stack Up in Southern City Battles
Baseball line scores show Birmingham ten over Memphis five, Knoxville five over Nashville four, Little Rock four over New Orleans three, and Chattanooga three to Atlanta zero in a set of regional matchups.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
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Ween
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Baseball Scores From American Association and Texas League
American Association results include St. Paul 11 over Kansas City 0 and Minneapolis 9 over Milwaukee 6. Columbia visits Louisville, while Iain and the Texas League sees San Antonio 10 over Fort Worth 2 and Tulsa 7 over Beaumont 5.
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Louisville
Iain
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Beaumont
Piedmont Clubs To Play In Greenville
GREENVILLE S C June 9 Arrangements were to be completed today for the appearance of the Wilmington and Asheville Piedmont league baseball clubs in a series here Monday Tuesday and Wednesday the transfer made because Asheville's ball park not available during the rhododendron festival Definite announcement that Greenville would get the series was made yesterday afternoon The games will be at Graham field old Sally league park and will give Greenville fans their first glimpse of professional baseball since 1931
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Asheville
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Still seizures and prosecutions rise in Carolinas in May
Ninety five stills were seized and destroyed by the alcohol tax unit in May, versus 73 in April. The report recommends prosecutions of 121 men illicitly making and selling whiskey in May, up from 73 in April. Twenty seven cars valued over 4000 were confiscated in May, and 14 valued at 8735 were seized.
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Alcohol Tax Unit
Carolinas
T. B. Patton
Silent steam turbine plane tests near Berlin succeed
Secret and successful test flights of the first silent steam turbine driven airplane were completed near Berlin in the presence of German army and civilian experts.
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Cruickshank Seeks National Open Victory At Merion
Wee Bobby Cruickshank holds a three stroke lead entering the final 36 holes of the United States Open at Merion Golf Club. Sarazen pursues with 145 total while Cox and Bliss challenge as Wood is disqualified for playing the wrong ball on the 16th hole.
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Wilfred
Wilfy) Cox
Brooklyn
Cox
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
Bill Burke
Rodney Bliss, Jr
Omaha
Bliss
Cornell University
Falver
Carnoustie
New York
Craig Wood
New Jersey
Wood
Johnny Goodman
Johnny
Johnny Farrell
Tommy Armour
Walter Hagen
Jack Westland
Gus Moreland
Goodman
Little
Westland
Méréland
Kanuga Lake Camp Opens June 11 For Seventh Season
Kanuga Lake conference center of the Episcopal church will open June 11 for its seventh season under church ownership. Bishop H K Finley of the South Carolina diocese will oversee the opening and activities at the camp center.
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H. K., Finley
South Carolina
Hornets Extend Lead With Late Victory Over Pirates
Charlotte’s Piedmont league leaders, the Hornets, beat the Wilmington Pirates 8 6 in a rain affected game that ended in 12 innings. Nig Lipscomb delivered a clutch four mast belter in the twelfth as Al Veach allowed nine hits with 18 strikeouts.
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Wilmington Pirates
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al Veach
Hornet
Herman Holhouser
Ricmond
Greensboro Patriots
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Ducks
Asheville
Norfolk Tara
Guilford Holds Amateur Lead With Narrow Win
Guilford Hosiery fought off a rainout delay to beat Globe Parlor 11 to 10 in a tense Amateur league contest. Globe Parlor led 7 3 into the sixth before Guilford rallied for five runs and the decisive three-run seventh. Cecil pitched for the win and Pendry took the loss as eight Guilford errors contrasted with six by Globe Parlor.
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Guilford
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Globe ‘Parlor
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Denton
Martin
Bennett
Smith
Parry
Mov
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Linville
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Deaton
M. Ingram
Pendry
P-Ib
Been
Eee Johnson
Es Ware
de Collins
Leach
Collins
Grubb
Harriss
Clark
Gaddis
Yesterday's Stars strike for multiple clubs
Lou Gehrig homered twice and added two doubles and a single for the Yankees in a 14th homer spree against the Athletics. Si Johnson outpitched Bill Lee to lift the Reds 4 to 8 over the Cubs while Irving Burns drove in three runs with a homer and scored the winning run for the Browns against the Indians. Curt Davis limited the Giants to six hits for the Phillies. Charley Gehringer had four hits in a perfect day for the Tigers against the White Sox. Van Mungo held the Braves to four hits in a 10 1 Dodgers win. Eddie Morgan drove in two including the winner for the Red Sox over the Senators and Joe Medwick led the Cardinals attack with three hits vs the Pirates.
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Larry French
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Tex Carleton
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J. Louis
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Curt Davis
Phillies
Giants
van Lingle
Brooklyn
Braves
Dodgers
Irving Burns
Homer
Indians
Eddie Morgan
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