Grove Keeps Paths in Race for Pennant
Athletics remain in the American League pennant chase as Bob Grove thrived with his 5th straight win in a week. He added a home run and a single, supported by Al Crowder, in a five run third inning against the Senators. White Sox power outslugs St Louis 14 7 as Chicago climbs to third place. Reliever Wyatt struggled in his first start back for the White Sox, while Detroit, with Vic Frasier debuting for the Tigers, posted a win. Cardinals top Reds 2 0 in the NL after 3 1 2 innings.
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Buffalo Giants Take First Win In Tight Victory
The Buffalo Giants won their first victory 16 to 14 after a late rally in the last inning. Jones pitched and had three hits in four at bats, driving to center for a three base hit in the fifth. Camper and Titckey starred for the Bulldogs, with White replacing him after a wild tenth inning. Buffalo will face the White City Wildcats at Tobyns Bennett Field at 9700 a.m.
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Crackers Defeat Vols in Southern Association Victory
The Crackers beat the Volunteers 5 to 8, with Chatham and Sington homering to spark the win. In another game, the Lookouts overwhelmed Knoxville 13 to 6 as Barfect held the Smokies scoreless until late.
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Grant Leads List In Cotton States Tennis Tourney
Fort Benning Georgia June 11 AP Bryan Grant of Atlanta led the contenders in the Cotton States tennis tournament opening as the fourth seed. Karl Kamrath of Texas was second seed and Wilmer Hines of North Carolina was third. Martin Buxby of Mansfield Texas and Billy Reese of Atlanta were among seed contenders.
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Texas
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University of North Carolina
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Baseball's Nutshell Yesterday's Results and Schedule
Baseball notes summarize yesterday results with Chattanooga 1 Knoxville 6 Nashville 3 Atlanta 3 and several tied or incomplete scores. It lists upcoming games including Chattanooga at Knoxville Nashville at Atlanta Memphis at New Orleans Little Rock at Birmingham Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Brooklyn with rain postponements noted for St Louis at Cincinnati.
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Junior Baseball League Expands With New Highland Park Team
The Junior Baseball League is growing with the Highland Park Smackers joining, bringing several clubs into the circuit. White City Ravine and West View have signaled interest while Borden Cubs Highland Park Smackers Buffalo Giants and Watauga Bulldogs are already in. A tentative weekly schedule is expected to be announced Friday. Highland Park players listed include Jones Cap a Park Smackers Johnson Luster Loudy Nunley and Flynn.
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Black Buddy Seeks Two Year Old Title at Belmont
New York June 6. Mrs. Payne Whitney’s Greentree stables faces a strong juvenile challenge from Black Buddy son of Bud Lerner. The colt, noted for speed and stamina, impressed in the Juvenile Stakes at Belmont Park last Saturday. Next races include the national stallion stakes and the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct June 24. James M. Austin’s Mr. Sam returns to training for the Dwyer at Aqueduct, with Matt Brady guiding remaining campaign plans for Arlington Park’s $85,000 classic July 13.
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Promoter Faces Tough Prep Before Baer Schmeling Fight
New York June 6. Promoter Jack Dempsey confronts final setup tasks for the Max Baer versus Max Schmeling heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. He plans to move in workers to install the ring and seating after the Yankees finish their doubleheader. Forecasts hint good weather and about 60 000 expected spectators, with receipts near 300 000 dollars.
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Major League Leaders Across Leagues Report
The Associated Press notes leading players for the period with Philadelphias Klein atop batting and 48 RBIs. Hartnett and Fulllis share power in runs, while Martin and Klein post high hit totals. In the American League Simmons leads batting while Gehrig and Combs dominate runs, Ruth and Gehrig lead home runs, and pitching chiefs Brennan, Allen and McAfee post strong records.
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Roughest wrestling night in Kingsport arena
Four top Southern grapplers clash on Saturday at the Kingsport Athletic Club arena. Pete Brown a rough Greek faces Her man Hickman while Ace Hudlin meets Jim Hesslyn, the Australian heavyweight champion. Brown’s rough style and Hickman’s power set the stage for a sizzling card with strong local interest and a likely crowd-pleaser.
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Western Golfers Threaten Title In Southern Women’s Championship
Albany Georgia advance coverage notes Western golfers advancing to challenge at the Southern women's championship. Fort Worth state champion Miss Aniela Gorezyea and Atlanta title holder Miss Margaret Maddox lead qualifying efforts at Indian Hills Country Club, with New Orleans selected for 1934 tournament. Pairings list includes Goreyzene versus Mrs Robert Fuller of St PetersBurg and Maddox versus Mrs Leland Marrow of Lakeland, among many matchups.
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Lakeland
Fla
Mary Rogers
Jacksonville
Roy Burns
Columbus
Jane Cothran
Greenville
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T. M. Hunsucker
Tulsa
Estelle Drennan
Jess Wright
Dave Daut
Memphis
Percy Price
H. S. Mentzer
Dunscombe
Yesterday's Stars Shine in League Showdowns
Yesterday's stars included Fred Schulte of the Senators delivering three runs and a home run against the Athletics while Leily Grove contributed to the effort. Al Simmons of the White Sox knocked in four runs with a triple and two singles against the Browns. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers logged his fourth hit to drive in the tying run against the Indians and place the Tigers in position to win.
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Wrestling results from Garden State and beyond
Ernie Dusele of Omaha defeated Karl Davis of Columbus, Ohio, two falls to one in Garden New Jersey. Gino Garibaldi of Italy drew with Abe Cole in New York. Joe Savardi of Three Oaks, Michigan defeated George Zarayoff of Russia in straight falls in Montreal.
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Italy
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Mich
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Russia
Boxing results from multiple cities show wins and outs
Pittsburgh: Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh outpoints Johnny Per fini of Buffalo in a ten round bout. Stevens in Point, Wisconsin has Mike Dundee of Rock Island outpoint John Tarry of Minneapolis. Al Salbano of Syracuse defeats Irish Kennedy of St Paul. Louisville: Eddie Shaw of Chicago knocks out Joe Rivers of Tulsa. Marshall Edwards of Louisville outpoints Paul Lee of Indianapolis. Terre Haute: Tiger Jack Fox defeats Joe Doeckter of Buffalo by knockout in three. Bud Creed of Lima stops Chuck Elberts of Springfield. Miami: Jose Estrada of Mexico City outpoints Texas Kid of Newark. Toledo: Kayo Morgan of Toledo outpoints Johnny Mitchell of Detroit. Chuck Woodes of Detroit outpoints Steve Shea of Detroit.
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John Tarry
Minneapolis
al Salbano
Syracuse
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Irish Kennedy
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Eddieshaw
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Joe Rivers
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Detroit
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Earnshaw Gets Into Shape After Suspension
Philadelphia June 5 The Athletics pitcher George Earnshaw says manager Connie Mack did right to suspend and fine him for repeated rules violations. After one exhibition workout with the team he plans to win back fans by action not words and vows to fight his way back. The episode follows prior discipline in Detroit and a prior season suspension.
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Americans Play In British Golf
A six member American delegation led by George Dunlap will compete for the British amateur golf championship at Royal Liverpool from June 19. Teammates include Joshua Crane Brookline Mass William Mandel Split Rock Club New York and three Americans resident in England Charles Robert Sweeney and Douglas Grant. Tolley who won in 1920 and 1926 is among pre tournament favorites alongside De Forest Somerville and Tolley as defending contenders. Entries closed with 268 players just shy of the 1980 all time record set by Bobby Jones at St Andrews.
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Robert Sweeney
Douglas Grant
John de Forest
Ross Somerville
Cyril J. H. Tolley
Tolley
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
Wildcats Face Indians in Next Battle on Dobyns Bennett Field
The White City Wildcats meet the Ravine Indians tomorrow at Dobyns Bennet field for a highly anticipated game. Burgan, manager of the Indians, has pushed his squad in practice while Painter is expected to start for White City and Marsh for Ravine. The clubs previously met with White City winning 35 to 9, and both lineups feature key players such as Anderson, Ka ger, Painter, Pardue, Williams, and Jeter for the Wildcats and Hale, Burgan, E. Marsh, Gillam, and R. Marsh for Ravine.
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Jackson fund nearing goal for Chicago meet
The Jackson to Chicago Fund advances 15 to reach 64.40 of a 70 goal for Pedre Jackson to compete in the national interscholastic track meet. Deadline for donations is next Sunday. if met, lodging and board arrangements follow. June 16 opens the meet with finals June 17. Jackson trains under LeRoy Sprankle with Bob Mahady and Bobbie Dodd assisting. Donations listed include 349.50 previously acknowledged and 10.00 from American L via friend 6.00.
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Holliston Drops Game To Utilities In Tight League Clash
Kingsport Utilities edged Holliston Mills 3 to 2 at George Washington field in a tight Twilight League contest. Holliston tied in the sixth, led 2 1 in the seventh, then Utilities rallied with a two run homer by Shine Williams to seal the win. West View defeated First Methodists 10 to 5 in the second game as Stapleton homered in the sixth.
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Former Champs Enter Golf Play at North Shore
Four former national open winners have arrived at the North Shore club for the annual event. Johnny Armour, Farrell, Walker, and Burke joined Sarazen in observing outsiders post the practice round. A day’s low score was 70 by Flushing professional, while Sarazen, the defending champion, played nine holes and disclosed a limited liability policy against spectator injuries.
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Johnny Farrell
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