CHICKS SWEEP DOUBLE HEADER IN ATLANTA
Memphis and New Orleans won two games apiece in a set of double-headers across the Sothern Association. Kelly of Memphis starred by winning in relief in the second game after a 5 to 4 first game. Chattanooga split with Little Rock, Knoxville defeated Little Rock in a late rally, and Nashville, New Orleans both posted wins, with home runs fueling several games.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Sothern Association
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Knoxville
Kelly
Chicks
Crackers
Reese
Fred Johnson
Jin Moore
Nashville
Rich
Rose
Pettit
Thomas
Nor Ae Han
Sturdy
Sharp
Baseball Results And Standings In The Nutshell
Yesterday's results show Little Ruck seven five Knoxville eight zero Atlanta four three Memphis five five. New Orleans nine nine Nashville five one. Today's schedule Memphis at Atlanta New Orleans at Chattanooga. In the American League New York thirty five twenty one leading Washington thirty four twenty three. Cleveland seven? Chicago Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis Boston. In the National League New York twenty one, St. Louis twenty two. Pittsburgh twenty five, Chicago sixty six. Cincinnati two ninety, Brooklyn three. Celtics?
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Atlanta
Memphis
Wirmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelph
Ehten
Louis
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Early Baseball Wins
AP report highlights Johnny Verges driving in both runs in the Giants 2-0 win over the Cubs. Vic Sorrell and Lynwood Rowe spark a Tigers sweep of the Athletics with 16 strikeouts combined. Tommy Thevenow collects five hits and three RBIs in two games for the Pirates against the Braves.
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Associated Press
Johnny Verges
Giants
Cubs
Vic Sorrell
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
Detroit
Athletics
Tommy Thevenow
Pirates
Braves
Luke Appling
White Sox
Yankee
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Anid
Marty Rice
Reds
Dean
Rice
Mel Harder
Oral Pblde
Bread
Indians
Red Sox
Sam Leslie
Dodgers
Phillies
Buddy Myer
Senators
The
Bray
Senators Cards Blow Chances To Take Over Leads
The Washington Senators stretched a six game win streak before losing the second game to the Browns 14-22. The Yankees split with Chicago while White Sox and Browns gained ground. Cardinals fell 5-6 to Cincinnati after an 18-1 win, Giants and Dodgers won, Pirates swept Boston.
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Senators
Washington Senators
Washington
Louis Browns
New York Yatekees
Chicago White Sox
George Blachelder
Sam West
Bruce Campbell
Browns
Fitzsimmons Dominates Aqueduct With Winning Horses
EW York June 19 Two wins by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons at Aqueduct open the 18 day spring meeting. His trainee Vicar and Belair Stud’s Babes win for Woodward and Phipps while James Fitzsimmons Jr. trains Golden Words to capture the final race. Vicar shows early speed. Malley uses whip once.
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York
Aqueduct
Fitesimmons
Sunny Jim
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Belair Stud
H. C. Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Ogden Mills
James Fitzsimmons, Jr
J. J. Moran
Woodward
Vicar
Phipps
Babes
Fitzsimmons
Flying Ebony
TommyMalley
Mitchell Trial Near End in Tax Evasion Case
In New York on June 19 AP reports the Charles E. Mitchell income tax evasion trial reaching final stages. Federal and defense teams prepare closing arguments as Judge Henry W. Goddard presides. Mitchell is accused of evading 859000 in taxes.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
George 2. Medslie
Max D. Steuer
Henry W. Goddard
Foul Balls Cross Triples In City League Action
Foul Balls tripled in the second inning to score Arle Gillisin of the Combines who had singled. Lee Hovis stole two bases for Borden. Shorty Gevins caught two Bann players attempting to steal. Claude Wright hit a circuit drive for Eprden. The week’s schedule pits Combines against Borden at Borden on Monday June 19 and Eastman on Wednesday with Eastman at Combines. Combines tied Borden and Eastman in standings.
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Arle Gillisin
Combines
Wacks
Sanders
Wen Thven
Gillian
Lee Hovis
Borden
Shorty Gevins
Henry
Claude Wright
Eprden
Ed Dixon
Bevins
Trighe
Weavers
Hastman
Eastman
Eastmanmee Gach
Avice
Cambines
Week end Sports In Brief TRADIC CHICAGO-Louisiana State upsete dope
Week end Sports In Brief summarizes a chaotic set of sports items from across cities. Notable results include Louisiana State beating Southern California 58-54 for a national collegiate A A championship and multiple world records broken. Other items cover track, swimming, and Davis Cup tennis developments with various universities and clubs cited.
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Chicago
Louisiana State
Southern California
New York
A. C
Owens
Washington, D. C
Dave Komanen
Philadelphia
Berlinger
Keny Patch
Far Star
Auteuil
France
Australia
Japan
Easteguang
Eng
England
Czechoslovakia
Buxby
Pennsylvania
Middle Statesville
Gilpisi
Beckenham
Mrs. Moody
Ryan
Mary Heeley
Dorothy Pound
Kent
General Rye
Princeton
Harvard
Smith Payne Top .C. Golf Players Sweepstakes
Gregory Smith posted low gross in the Kingsport Country Club weekend sweepstakes with 48 37 75 the best in seasons. Dr W B Payne led low net 78 4 net 74. George Wilkerson 76. Bob Deda 75. Entries included 15 players. the event leads to a record match next week between Kingsport and Johnson City clubs at Johnson City.
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Gregory Smith
Kingsport
Dr. W. B. Payne
George Wilkerson
Bob Deda
John Dodd
Bob Dodd
A. J. McConnell
Bjarne Hagen
Rasher Carded for Bout Next Saturday Night
Phillies star Rasher receives booking for a wrestling match at Kingsport Athletic Club arena next Saturday night. John Donnelly announced the card, listing opponents and bouts for major league players in the charity event.
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Associated Press
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Cardinals
Andy Rasher
Nisi
Kilsin
Philles
Tinals
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Pune
Klein
Bottomley
Reds
Kingsport Athletic
Sitirdae Ar Erol
Fallis
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Klein Mater
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Ays
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Diana Expresa
P. Waner
Suhr
I _ Pirates
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Klein Phillies
Frisch
Davis
Giants
Hallahan
Carleton
Cantwell
Chapman
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Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Combs
Yankees, 56. Runs Batted In — Simmons
Rasher and Indiana Express Draw With Lewis In Kingsport
Rasher and Strangler Lewis the second wrestled to a draw in the Saturday night feature. Rasher led the last fall but the match was not a decision bout. The Indiana Express, a top clean wrestler, stands six feet plus and 205 pounds and brings a fast mat game. Rasher, who played for Poratmouth Ohio last fall, is aiming for the world title as promoter Donnelly plans a first class opponent.
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Segal
Indiana Express
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Poramouth
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Lumpkin
Georgia Tech
Andy
Donnelly
Jhst
Owens Metcalfe to Meet in Race
Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens, stars of college and high school sprinting, are slated to meet at the National AAU title meet at Soldier Field on July 1. Owens set a 9.4 second 100 yard time and 20.7 for 220 yards, while Metcalfe posted 20.4 for 220 yards and may enter the broad jump. Owens aims to represent his Cleveland Athletic Club in Chicago events.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph Metcalfe
Suman
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Soldier Field
Owens
Metcalfe
National Collegiate Athletic Association
J. Lyman Bingham
Avery Brundage
James Lee
Cleveland Athletic Club
Hes
Tha Owens
Metcalfer
Southern junior net play opens at Atlanta Biltmore
The southern junior tennis tournament begins at the Biltmore courts with about 69 players from the south. Favorites for the singles include Potts of Memphis Grier of Charlotte and Godwin of Anniston. Boynton of Atlanta, a Princeton player, is favored in doubles with an unannounced partner.
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Atlanta
Biltmore
South
Ramsey’ S Potts
Memphis
Joe Grier
Charlotte
N. C
Rex Godwin
Anniston
Ala
George Boynton
Joe Whalen
Miami
Fla
Princeton University
Miner speaker dies after meeting in Lonaconing
Will J. Ford, 70, collapsed and died after concluding a speech at a miners gathering in Lonaconing Maryland. He had proclaimed he spoke for the wall of life and hoped to do so as long as God gives him breath.
Canzoneri Faces Ross in Friday Title Defense
New York reports Yong Canzonéri will defend his lightweight crown Friday at Chicago Stadium against Barney Ross of Chicago. Ross earned a title shot by outpointing Billy Petrolle in March, while critics deem him an outside chance against the brilliant champion. The match underscores Canzoneri's fifth defense as the favored ace in the division.
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New York
Yong Canzonéri
Chicago
Seve Hamas
Tommy Loughran
Yankee Stadium
Hamas
Southern golf is anybody s match
Atlanta June 19. Although the golfers say this year s southern amateur championship is anybody s tournament Billy Howell of Richmond Virginia Walker can star is as well liked as any other championship With three days of practice over East Lake courses behind him Howell rested today satisfied that his game was right Billy feels he should have a little luck this time Fortune has frowned on him in two previous southern tournaments and he figures maybe he ll break the jinx this time Scores of golfers tested their clubs today in the last tune up before the first 18 holes of the 86 hole qualifying requirement start on Tuesday morning Sam Perry the defending champion from Birmingham is sure of his position in the match play contests starting Thursday but other golfers will have to battle two rounds for the other 31 places.
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Atlanta
Billy Howell
Richmond
Walker
East Lake
Howell
Billy
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Parting Words From College Sermons By Leaders
Extracts from baccalaureate sermons preached yesterday at Harvard Yale Chicago Cornell Princeton and Brown stress self reliance moral courage and personal worth. President Lowell at Harvard warns against losing touch with oneself as landmarks rock. Angell at Yale urges devotion to justice and truth to rescue humanity. Gilkey at Chicago champions religion as a source of a useful life. Ricks at Princeton emphasizes personal worth and integrity. Bat at Brown calls for clear liquor policy amid freedom rhetoric.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Rowland Angell
Yale
Charles G. Gilkey
Chapel
University of Chicago
Cornell
University
Robert R. Ricks
Princeton University
Princeton
Tracdy
Clarence A. Bat
Brown University
Exports and imports off from May trade totals
Washington June 19. Exports from the United States in May were $114,000,000, down from $131,899,000 in May 1932, while imports were $107,000,000, vs $112,276,000. Gold exports for May totaled $22,024,000, with gold imports at $1,785,000. Silver exports were $235,000 and imports $5,275,000. Cotton exports in May reached $26,000,000, up from April’s $16,900,600.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Woman Dies Sacrificing Self in Morganton Dwelling Fire
A 45 year old textile worker Miss Alice Smith died after returning to a six room Alpine mill village house to wake three sleeping occupants. She and three others perished Will Smith 72 W L Smith 27 and Billy Smith Jr five. Three others escaped. The tragedy follows a blaze discovered yesterday in Morganton North Carolina.
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Alpine
Alice Smith
Billy Smith,Jr
Smith
Lumberman Dietz Dies in Omaha at 89
Charles N Dietz wealthy Omaha lumber dealer died suddenly at his home after a period of failing health. A native of New York he came to Omaha and became known as a collector of curios and a friend of prominent figures including Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt J P Morgan and William Hoverd Eat
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Neb
Charles N. Dietz
Dietz
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Jey Gould
Willies
Death of Rep Boliver Edwards Kemp of Louisiana
Amite La Jupe 19 1960 Boliver Edwards of Amite who represented Louisiana sixth district in congress for eight years died suddenly at his home after returning from Washington He was 60 He suffered a heart attack at 7 am Kemp had returned from a special session and was not believed to be seriously ill His brother William B Kemp also died similarly three weeks earlier Kemp represented Baton Rouge area helped flood control legislation He was a Democrat native of Amite son of Judge William Breed Kemp and Elizabeth Nesora Kemp educated at private schools LSU and Tulane served as state university supervisor since 1910 survived by widow Esther Edwards Conner and two children Bolivar Kemp Jr and Eleanor Ogden
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Jupe
Boliver Edwards
Louisiana
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Mc. Kemp
William B. Kemp
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Baton Rouge
Mississippi Valley
Willam ‘Breed Kemp
Elizabeth Nesora Kemp
State
Tulane
Ouisiana
State “University
New Orleans
Esther Edwards “Conner
Bolivar, Jr
Eleanor Ogden
Two Believed Dead In Plane Crash Near Big Bear Lake
SAN BERNARDINO Calif June 19 Two believed killed when an open biplane plunged into Big Bear Lake as officers searched the wreckage for bodies. Owned by Harry Sweet the plane failed to recover from a dive and buried itself in shallow water only tail surfaces visible upon arrival. Witnesses said two occupied the cockpit with Joseph Lewis piloting in the morning. Sweet’s car remained in the hangar.
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Pers
Song
Big Bear Lake
Harry Sweet
Grand’ Central Airport
Glenddde
Joseph “Lewis
Sweet
Chicago Robbery Report With Suspect Declining Name
A Chicago incident reports a young man who refused to disclose his name after a purse snatching. He claimed to be a law student and said the assault was to understand robbers’ feelings, while the detective noted the man was listed as "Disk-Ven" in some records.
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Chicago
Dee
Enize
Davis Won Not Quit His Post In Europe Mission
London dispatch reports Norman H. Davis denial of resignation as Roosevelt's special ambassador. He said he would return to Washington to discuss with the president and planned to sail from Southampton aboard the Bremen. Davis had just attended the world disarmament conference in Geneva and conferred with Secretary of State Wyall on the American world economic conference delegation.
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London
United States
Norman’ H. Davis
Roosevelt
Europe
Southampton
Bremen
Washington
Geneva
Davis
Wyall
Grocers Gather for Convention in Newport News
Newport News Va delegates from Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Ohio West Virginia and Maryland attend the annual Quality Service Stores of America convention. The gathering runs through Wednesday afternoon and highlights independent grocers association activities.
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Newport News
Psi
Quality Service Stores, of America, Inc
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Quakes registered near Washington area last night
A fairly severe earthquake lasting about three hours was recorded, centered roughly 6,400 miles northwest of Washington, likely in the Japanese area, at Georgetown University. The report notes a maximum intensity near 6,140 miles per minute and the event ended shortly after.
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Washington
Lane 19
Georgetown University
Garrice's General Store Fire and Sleepwalking Mishap
Morgantown West Virginia reports a sequence of misfortunes beginning with Garrice starting a general store that burned on the second day. He then slept at a grate fire, a small daughter took five dollars from his pocket and tossed it into the blaze. He later fell from a train, injuring his head, and is hospitalized with a fractured skull after allegedly sleepwalking and falling down stairs.
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Howard
Garrice
Jana
Ri Iediskull
Morgantown
Hats on fire and ovens used for material gathering
Fragmentary note reports people rolling hats or using ovens for material work, with unclear details. The text suggests improvised or makeshift methods rather than standard items, indicating an unusual or hazardous practice. No clear dates, names, or places are identifiable in the readable portion.
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