Baseball's Nutshell Briefs from Southern and National Leagues
Summary of recent scores and standings across the Southern and National Leagues with team records. New Orleans, Birmingham, Knoxville, Atlanta, Memphis, Chattanooga, Nashville, and others show results from yesterday and upcoming games. American League updates include New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Louis with schedules noted.
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Testima
York
T. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Gras
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Meanlegy
Peter York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicks Regain Southern Lead in Slugfest Victory
Atlanta sparkled in a two game sweep as Memphis edged Knoxville and Nashville beat Birmingham 10 to 9. Big Dee Hutcheson homered for the Chick outfield, while Matcheson led the Southern Association with a 17th homer. Mine Crackers won 3 to 2 and 7 to 6. Chattanooga stopped New Orleans 4 to 0 as the Lockouts faltered against the Tels, dropping from league lead.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
Southern ‘Association
Big Dee Hutcheson
Otting Aaves
Chicks
Matcheson
Southern Association
Mone
U Brazill
Hornel
Allington
Smokies
Little Rock
Mine Crackers
Nashville
Birmingham Barons
Fionth
Wickbourg
New Orleans
Chatttanooga
Tels
Bremmhis
Ryder Cup Team Heads to England for Showdown
United States Ryder Cup squad sails from New York aboard the Aquitania at midnight led by Walter Hagen. The veteran team, stronger on paper than the British squad, prepares to meet Britain at Southport on June 26 and 27. Only Olin Dutra and Paul Runyan have not previously competed for the trophy. Hagen, Sarazen, and Diegel bring prior participation.
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New York
United States
England
Lal
Walter Hagen
Southport
Olin Dutra
Paul Runyan
Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Ken Diegel
Ryder City
Giants and Cards Clash in Tight NL Race Update
Hallahan leads Cardinals as he shells Pirates and keeps pace with the Giants who beat the Braves. Chicago, Brooklyn win. Indians, Browns stumble in varied AL showdowns as Combines notch first City League victory at Dobyns-Bennett.
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Combines
Tasiman Aggregaition
Dobyns-Bennett ‘Eld
SUTTER TO MEET SUTTER OVER NET IN MEMPHIS
In the Memphis Country Club Invitation tournament quarterfinals two Sutter brothers face off. Ernie Sutter upset Kendall Gram 6-4 6-3 in the third round, while Ed Sutter defeated Paul Belding 6-2 6-3. Ernie also beat Ramsay Potts in junior singles finals.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sutter Brothers
New Orleans
Opposi
Ramsay Potts
Mississippi
Ed Barnett
Little Rock
BG. H. Johnson
Billy Hoghes
Charlie Humen
Orleans
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
John D. Martin
Guldahl vows to play in every tournament this season
SuldaHL keeps on Chicago June 15 F Ralphi Guldahl, runner up to Johnny Goodman by one shot in the recent United States national open, plans to keep firing. He has not left Chicago yet and postpones his trip to St. Louis while aiming to compete in every tournament this summer and fall including the national professional championship.
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Suldahl
Chicago
Ralphi Guldahl
Johnny Goodman
North Shore
St. Louis
Ielisnipionshi
Foul Balls Highlight Combines vs Chemists Baseball Contest
Donie Hal and Lor the Gambines starred for the Combines with five Wastman batters struck out. Pete Brasley delivered a two base hit in the big sixth inning while Dana Bacon turned a double play. Ted Frazier and Speedy Baker pitched strong in a tight game as Baker fanned nine.
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Combings
Trivett
Gilliam
Rastman
Bacon
Gillam
Pendleton
Brasley
Forden
Eastman
Borden Field
Ore Hall
Pendheton
Beasley
Wacks
Wilson
Frazier
Bastian
Gae Bacon
Lucas
Evans
Qaray
Tones
Campbell
Richardson
Hendrix
Xtrimble
Baker
Pose
Cross
Merideth and
Taylor
Donie Hal
Lor
Gambines
Donie
Wastman
Pinky Jones
Chemists
Artie Gilliam
Elmer Gray
Combines
Gilam
Dana Bacon
Morning Baseball Hits From The Mobile Leagues
Yesterday's Stars include Wick Ferrell driving in four for the Red Sox in a win over the Yankees. Charley Root blanked the Cubs with two hits in a 7 0 victory. John Stone powered the Tigers with a homer and three singles against the Indians for a perfect day. Adolfo Luque relieved the Giants and held the Braves to two hits in seven innings. Ted Gullie drove in six for the Browns with a homer, triple and single. Joe Medwick doubled in the sixth to beat the Pirates 3 2. Chuck Klein homered twice and added a single for the Phillies against the Dodgers.
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William Anthony Hallahan
Wyritd Bi
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Leo Tiurocher
Hallahan
Bill
Bucs
Heinie Meine
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Giants
Boston Braves
Cafter Leroy Palmer
Lee
Tribe
Adolf Luque
Cubs
Gineima Techs
Charley Root
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phillies
Rey Benge
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Althou
Walter Johnson
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Bump Hadley
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yankees
Tech
Associated Press
Wick Ferrell
Red Sox
Yankee
Homer
Redy
John Stone
Adolfo Luque
Ted Gullie
Browns
White Loy
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Pirates
Chuck Klein
Dale Streeters Edge Gibsontn in Close 16–12 Win
Dale Streeters defeated the Gibsontown Dodgers 16 to 12 in a tight game. Heavy hitting by Dale Street drove in many runs while Brown and Ketron split pitching duties for the two teams.
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Dale Street
Sundodgers
Gibsontown Dodgers
Brown
Dodgers
Ketron
Kingsport Tennis Tourney Reaches Quarter Final Stage
The Country Club event moves into quarter finals with nine players remaining from 32 entrants. Notables include Gott the defending champ, Robbie Dodd strong in form, Ford and Glenn advancing, while Case and Douglas split a three setter. Briscoe-Duke to decide final second-round match. brackets show Gott as leading title threat.
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Sista
Case
Gott
FR. Dodd
Douglass
Ford
Glenn
Champ
Richardson
Robbie Dodd
Caldwell
Dodd
Smith
Pilgrim
Douglas
J. Dodd
Kingsport
Garrett
Gott Fort
Cole
Kawe
Briscoe
Giants Lead With Balance and Morale Says Terry
Experts question Giants hold on NL lead while Bill Terry praises a balanced club. Key moves under McGraw era, strong pitching from Schumacher and Hubbell, solid infield with Verger and Critz, solid defense from Manyela que, and high team morale drive their early-season success. Cardinals loom, Pirates watched as six-game series approaches.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Baseball
Giants
Bill Terry
John McGraw
Terry
Hal Schumacher
Carl Hubbell
Johnny Verger
Hughie Critz
Johnny Moore
Gus Many Cuso
Wrestling results from regional meets reported by AP
In Worcester Missouri wrestler Fim Browning defeated Tebn Friverg by straight falls in 22:08 and 8:54. In Long Branch J Wladek Zbyazkd from Poland threw Gué Brown in 13:00. In Harrisburg Pat Philadelphia O Shocker and others reported multiple throws with weights listed, including Fred Fruhmeir and Joe Makewicz, across a chaotic roster of 25:30 time noted events.
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Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
Fim
Browning
Missouri
Tebn Friverg
Long. Branch
J. — Wladek Zbyazkd
Poland
Gué Brown
Chicago
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Joe Cavoldi
O'Shocker
Salt Lake City
Three Oaks
Mich
Fred Fruhmeir
Joe Makewicz
Utic
Night of Punches Sees Wide Ring Results Across Cities
Johnny Pena of New York outpoints Varias Mining of Los Angeles in a 15 round bout while Marty Lamp ton defeated Joe Regazzoni of Detroit in an 8 round match. Jackie Sharkey of Minneapolis beat Jimmy Lamberson of Valparaiso Indiana in six rounds and Carlos Herrera of El Paso outpointed Eddie Smith of Muncie Indiana in six rounds. In Ashtabula Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois outpointed Ray Collins of Erie Pennsylvania in ten rounds, with Marty McHale and Joe Brown of Erie drawing in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Pena
New York
Varias
Mining
Los Angeles
Marty Lampton
Joe Regazzoni
Detroit
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Jimmy ‘Lamberson
Valparaiso
Ind
Carlos Herrera
el Paso
Eddie Smith
Muncie
Ashtabula
Chio
Sammy
Mandell
Rockford
Ray Collins
Erie
Marty McHale
Lovain
Joe Brown
Drew
Split season vote likely in Southern loop
Atlanta June 16 AP The chance of a Southern Association season split looks slim as directors vote in ten days. Memphis New Orleans Birmingham and Nashville fight for top spots making two yes votes plus four from second division clubs uncertain. Grimm benches self as manager cites back and batting slump after benching himself.
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Atlanta
Southern Baseball Association
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Indi
Grimm
Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Cinciinnati Reds
Gink” Hendrick
Charlie
Hardwood industry studies plan seeks eight hour day
The Hardwood Manufacturers Institute in Memphis discussed a rehabilitation plan to cut unskilled workers' hours to eight per day with wage increases up to ten percent. A committee including C Arthur Bruce J H Townshend Langdon Bell and others drafted the plan for potential adoption and approval by the National Lumbermen Manufacturers Association and President Roosevelt. Over 150000 unskilled workers stand to gain from the proposed salary advances and hour reduction if approved.
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Memphis
Hardwood Manufacturers Institute
C. Arthur Bruce
J. H. Townshend
Langdon Bell
Columbus, Co
BR. L. Kellogg
Monroe
Gordon Reynolds
Albany
John S. Paine
Raineville
W.va
Lee Robertson
Mobile
Ala
Townshend
National Lumbermens Manufacturers Association
Roosevelt
Giant fan bets Giants finish third in league run
A reader notes his optimistic projection from last winter, when he predicted the Giants would place third, and reflects on his current belief as the team trends in the league standings.
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Sion
Giants
Liebhardt’s Son Goes to Atlanta to Pitch for Crackers
Atlanta reporter notes Glenn Liebhardt Jr. hired by the Atlanta Crackers from Baltimore on option. The former Mem phis star Glenn Liebhardt Sr. held a Southern Association record with 35 wins. Also acquired pitcher Kenneth Holloway from Portland after reporting issues. Manager Charles Moore adds veteran starters Kleinhans Messenger Aube and Butcher to form pitching depth.
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Atlanta
Liebhardt
Glenn, Jr
Crackers
Liebhards
Baltimore
Kenneth Holloway
Thomasville
Holloway
Portland
Ore
Charles Moore
Kleinhans
Messenger
Aube
Butcher
Johnson Seeks One Third of Jobless Back to Work
General Hugh Johnson announced to state relief officials that about 4,000,000 men could be back on payrolls by October under the new relief program. Secretary Perkins reported May payrolls rose steeply, marking the largest monthly gain since 1923, with a 4.8 percent employment rise and wage adjustments. Johnson projected 2,000,000 reemployed by fall plus public works creating another million jobs. Unemployment peak cited near 12,000,000 by the AFL.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Perkins
Labor Department
May
A. Fo
Lamson hearing on murder charge set in California
David A. Lamson appears in a San Jose court for a preliminary hearing to determine evidence for a murder trial in the death of his wife Allene Thorpe Lamson at their Stanford University home. Prosecution plans a skeleton cast, defense has subpoenas for 25 witnesses, including investigators. Lamson says little, while his brother in law seeks justice.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Lamson
William Emig
Frank _ ©. Thorpe
Lamar
California
Justice Dong
Mitchell Story of Shrinking Wealth Heard by Court
New York June 15 AP reports a court hearing a tale of wealth decline. Charles E. Mitchell faces jurors over alleged evasion of 850000 in income taxes. Read, brother-in-law of Mitchell, testified about 1929 stock holdings and optimism in National City Bank shares.
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Mitchell
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Joseph P. Read
Chicago
National City Bank
Read
Weather History Record Near Coatesville
Weather history for Soatesville Pennsylvania records a snow fall at Sadsbury four miles west of Coatesville. The event lasted several minutes and the temperature dropped to 46 degrees.
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Soatesville
Sadsbury
Coatesville
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Lumber Industry
Glenn Liebhardt
Slamson
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