Cobb vs Ruth Golf Showdown Sparks Old Man's Game Talk
Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth, aging baseball icons, headline a benefit golf match. Cobb at 54 and Ruth 47 trade shots on the links, proving golf is an old man’s game as the pair recall past rivalries and their enduring magnetic appeal. Cobb says he won’t redraw his baseball legacy while Ruth seeks a baseball role but finds none.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Cobb
Ruth
Obb
Georgia Peach
Wionaire Cobb
San Francisco
Iseball
Basel
Ablc
Batting Leaders in Early Baseball League Standings
The Associated Press notes batting figures across teams Boston Cleveland New York and Chicago. Key names include Williams Keller DiMaggio Heath and DiMaggio again with tallies around 60 to 93 RBIs and runs. base and hit statistics cited for Case Kuhel Feller Benton Ryba reflect league-wide performance.
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Associated Press
Willams
Boston
Cleveland
Ygle
J. Drew York
Keller
New and York
Detroit
Heath
New York
National League Batting Highlights With Sluggers Named
Partial query text shows NL batting leaders and multiple players from St Louis Brooklyn Chicago and others. Mentions Reiser Mize Slaughter Ott Camilli Reese and more with tied marks and run totals amid scattered team names.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Mize
Louis
Muns—Moore
Mack
Chicago
Runa
Nicholson
Slaughter
Gfe Raventer
Louk
Moe
Bt. Louis
Weriplea— Slaughter
St. Louis
Moore
Boston
Ott
New York
Camilli
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Bay County
Notice is given that C. B. Atalynee holder of Certificate No. 463 filed for tax deed on property in Bay County described as SE to NE and NE of SW in Section 33 Township 9 South Range 14 West. Notice cites unknown owner and redemption under law. property to be offered to the highest bidder on first Monday.
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C. B. Atalynee
Co. B. Smith
County of Bay
Bece
Loun
Washington Heights
Orig
Pt. of
Beg
Pt. of Beg
St. Andrews Bay
Red Fish Point
Mosher
Cor
S. Joe
Sel
Mosher Bry
Swi
Bunkers Cave
Sra
Che
Bec
Seca
Bay Shore
Kaaterly
Lot
Township
Bay
Atong Bay
Nwi
Bary B
Bey W. & Cha. N
W. H. Lynn
I. EB. Schuting
Mra
D. C. Jones
W. A. Mosher
W. A. Mosier
A. M. Chandlee
Eligabeth Smith
J. H. [Drummond
J. Mousel
B. Stone
Uniaws
Court House
Aks
Boxing schemes and football tidbits from coast to coast
In New York Ray Carlen weighs Lou Nova training for Joe Louis at Grossinger s as fight writers hype the plan. Max Baer teases an early month return while brother Buddy faces Abe Simon in August. Earle Clarke plans Alaska conditioning for Lafayette. Tommy Harmon will broadcast Michigan and Detroit Lions games in fall.
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Sid Feder
Eddie Brietz
New York
The
Special News Service
Ray Carlen
Mike Jacobs
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Grossinger’s
Riverla
Catskills
Max Baer
Barney Ross
Billy Conn
Mike
Buddy
Abe Simon
Little Birdie
Snorter Luster
Oklahoma
California
Washington
Earle Clarke
Lafayette
Alaska
Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Detroit Lions
Challedon in peak form as Hollywood workouts rise
In Hollywood workouts Challedon scorches the scene while veteran boxers like Bummy Davis face praise and dispute. Bitsy Grant contemplates retirement from tennis as the sport shifts with older stars. Walter Briggs plans a five figure bid to acquire Nick Gregory for the Tigers and pro observers hail Harry Jeffra as top golfer in the ring with Baer and Louis noted sluggers. Bill Engeln draws attention for umpiring on the Pacific Coast League scene.
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Challedon
Hollywood
Bitsy Grant
Walter Briggs
Nick Gregory
Dallas
Tigers
Harry Jeffra
Max Baer
Louis
Bill Engeln
Great profile at work for Kenny Washington in Sundown
UCLA ex ball tutor Kenny Washington becomes Sergeant Kumakwa in Sundown while Slingin Sammy Baugh begins work on a Texas ranger serial next week. The script has been rewritten to fit Hays office specifications.
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Kenny Washington
UCLA
Kumakwa
Sammy Baugh
Jingle Jingle DiMag Faces Unlawful Pitch Hype
A noisy controversy surrounds DiMag as pitchers claim unfair play and legal scrutiny looms. The feud centers on a striking habit and alleged rule violations affecting several teams and officials.
Track star defies science with leap over seven feet
Boston Globe notes a scientist’s finding that humans cannot jump seven inches above height. Less Steers stands just over six feet and has exceeded seven feet in a jump, challenging the study’s limits and labeling the result a freakish feat.
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Jerry Nason
Boston Globe
Take a Letter, Please To Bus Ham
A fragmented letter page notes thanks for a plug and remarks about waistline and rites sent to Buck Weaver and others. Mentions national football league and Whirlaway with garbled phrases and stray acknowledgments.
Dodgers Tie For National Lead With Braves Victory
The Brooklyn Dodgers join the St. Louis Cardinals atop the National League by routing the Boston Braves 11-2 as Whitlow Wyatt earned his 11th win. Dixie Walker powered seven runs worth of hits in a three-inning surge that sealed the win. In the American League, Lefty Marius Russo fired a one-hit gem to push the Yankees’ lead to a slim margin with a 4-1 win over the Browns. Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to eight, while Tom Henrich homered to stretch the Yankees’ streak of four-baggers. The Indians edged the Red Sox 11-8 after Feller allowed 11 hits early, and Washington beat Chicago 3-2 in 16 innings with Bloodworth driving in the deciding run. Ed Smith pitched the White Sox deep, and Bob Johnson contributed two two-run homers for Philadelphia in an 8-4 victory over Detroit.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Braves
Whitlow Wyatt
Gene Moore
Boston
Dixie Walker
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Marius Russo
George McQuinn
Joe DiMaggio
Tom Henrich
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Bob Feller
Sox
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Washington
Jimmy Bloodworth
Ed Smith
Bob Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Moultrie Exits League Cellar With 6-2 Win
In Thomasville Georgia on June 27 the Moultrie Packers improved to tie for a basement spot by beating Americus 6-2. Tallahassee was blanked 8-0 by Valdosta, Albany edged Cordele 11-10 in the ninth, and Thomasville and Waycross had another rainout.
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Thomasville
Moultrie
Packers
Americus
Tallaussee
Valdosta
Oe Americas
Albany
Cordelo
Waycross
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Marius Russo of the Yankees pitched a one hit game against the Browns. Bob Johnson of the Athletics hit two home runs with two on to beat the Tigers. Roy Weatherly of the Indians led the attack on the Red Sox with a homer a triple and a single. Jim Bloodworth of the Senators singled home the winning run in the 16th inning against the White Sox. Whit Wyatt of the Dodgers subdued the Braves on five hits for his 11th victory of the season.
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Associated Press
Marius Russo
Yankees
Browns
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Tigers
Roy Weatherly
Indians
Red Sox
Jim Bloodworth
Senators
White Sox
Whit Wyatt
Dodgers
Braves
Lash wins 10000m national AAU title in 32 29.2
Sports Mirror recalls Don Lash taking the National AAU 10,000 meter win in 32 minutes 29.2 seconds a year ago. It notes Navy’s late alty crew ending western shambles three years past.
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Associated Press
Don Lash
Navy
Alty
Braves Struggling as Casey Stengel Denies Revolt
Brooklyn June 27. Manager Casey Stengel says the Boston Braves are unhappy but not in revolt amid trading rumors and poor results. He notes players feel the strain of a pennantless season while defending his season moves and future-building plans. West denies unhappiness despite an ankle injury.
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Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Casey Stengel
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Stengel
Dodgers
Max West
Babe Dahlgren
Chicago Cubs
Dahlgren
Chicago
Tulsa
Cub
al Montgomery
Cubs
Giants
al Lopez
Elbie Pletcher
Pittsburgh
Lopez
Turner
Sullivan
Lanning
Majeski
Addie Miller
Chet Ross
West
Wakefield Paid $45,000 Early Major League Bid
Detroit owner Walter Briggs paid $45,000 for Richard Cum mings Wakefield, a lanky left handed college outfielder, as a high draft from Michigan. The piece notes that many stars, including Bob Feller Mel Ott and George Sisler, jumped from college or high school to the majors, and Wakefield’s deal mirrors a long tradition of early big league access for young prospects.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Detroit
Richard Cummings Wakefield
Walter O. Briggs
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Red Birds
Briggs
Richard Wakefield
Bob Feller
Mel Ott
Eddie Plank
Gettysburg
Jack Combs
Colby
Athletics
Chief Bender
Connie Mack
Edward Trowbridge Collins
Columbia University
Walter Johnson
Fullerton
Calif
Clark Griffith
Tom Zachary
Guilford College
Senators
George Uhle
Indians
Cleveland
Herb Pennock
Wenonah Military Academy
Pennsylvania
Ted Lyons
Baylor
Hal Schumacher
St. Lawrence University
Frank Frisch
Fordham
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Joe Gordon
Charley Keller
Dick Wakefield
Michigan
Ann Arbor
George Harold Sisler
George Sisler
Baseball scores from the National League marathon
A string of late inning results lists St. Louis 1 New York 4, Cleveland 11 Boston 8, Detroit 4 Philadelphia 8, Chicago 2 Washington 3 in 16 innings, highlighting a dramatic extra frame.
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St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn Beats Boston in Night Game 11 to 2
Southern Association scores show Birmingham 6 Knoxville 12 Memphis 5 Chattanooga 0 Nashville 12 New Orleans 5 Atlanta 14 Little Rock 0 with one schedule game featured.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Knoxville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mineapolis 11 Milwaukee 3 St Pau at Kansas City
Baseball scores show Mineapolis defeating Milwaukee 11 to 3 with St Paul vs Kansas City to be played later. Indianapolis won 7 to 2 against Columbus in the first game, then Columbus upset Indianapolis 8 to 7 in the second.
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Mineapolis
Milwaukee
St. Pau
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Baseball and softball scores from Alabama league games
Shreveport defeated Tulsa 4 to 3 while Dallas and San Antonio played to a 3-2 12 inning game. Houston beat Fort Worth 8 to 2. Brewton edged eet 6 to 4 and Tallassee won 9 to Tr Dothan 11 to 9 in Alabama state league action.
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Shreveport
Tulsa
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Fort Worth
Brewton
Tallassee
Dothan
Andalusia
Nation regatta shatters record with 4 mile win
Nation of intercollegiate championship regatta posts a record smashing victory finishing the four mile course in 18 19. Five years ago the New York Yankees powered past the St Louis Browns with six homers moving the American League lead to seven games over Boston.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Beetem Aims to dethrone Al Blozis in shot put
Ed Beetem, Penn captain and six foot six man of 260 pounds, eyes a national AAU shot put crown at Franklin Field against favorite Al Blozis of Georgetown. Beetem noted the challenge but expressed belief he can beat Blozis, after finishing second to Blozis at the NY IC4A meet where Blozis threw 64 feet 3 inches and Beetem 55 feet 3/8 inch to win last year’s AAU title in Fresno California.
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Philadelphia
Biog al Blozis
Georgetown University Aca
Ed Beetem
University of Pennsylvania
Beetem
Franklin Field
Penn
Blazil
New York
Georgetown
Big al
A.A.U
Fresno
Calif
Olewine Favored To Claim NCAA Tennis Title
Olewine, a husky sophomore from Southern California, reached the 57th national college tennis final at Merion when he defeated Bill Canning of California in three sets 3 6 6 2. He will meet the survivor of today’s semifinals to decide the title, continuing the West Coast legacy since Gene Mako’s 1934 victory.
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Haverford
Southern California
West Coast
Gene Mako
Ted Olewine
Merion Cricket Club
Bill Canning
University of California
Netter
beat _ bo
Joe Hunt
T Dene Ee
Lowery to meet Dubler in 10 round Fourth of July card
Anniston welterweight Jimmy Lowery a popular Southern fighter will clash with Henry Dubler of New Orleans in one of two 10 round bouts on the Fourth of July program. Lowery, noted for his aggressive style, has won recent bouts in Miami Palm Beach and Tampa attracting strong fan support.
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Jimmy Lowery
Anniston
Ala
Henry Dubler
New Orleans
Jly
South
Lowery
South Florida
Miami
Tampa
West Palm Beach
al McCorney
Jacksonville
Chet, Jones
Palm Beach
Frankie Thomas
Anniston Battler
Bill Gore
Gore
Joe Knight
Maxie Rosenbloom
Dubler
Birmingham
Texas
George Murla
Billy Murray
Regina Doucesen
Bogs-Man
Chick May
Panama City
Snow Sikes
Blountstown
College Golf Stars Reach Semi Finals
Stanford, Louisiana State, Princeton and Baltimore reach the 5-hole semis of the 44th national intercollegiate golf tourney. Earl Stewart of LSU is favored after qualifying. Dan Carmichael of Princeton faces Ray Brownell of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate champ, in a Columbus field. Carmichael, a Columbus youth and recent Princeton graduate, seeks a national title for Princeton.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Stanford
Louisiana State
Princeton
Baltimore
F. Dixon Brooke
Virginia
Otto Greiner
University of Baltimore
Earl Stewart
Stewart
Greiner
Danny Carmichael
Ray Brownell
Carmichael
Buckeye
Fights Last Night Across Eight Cities
In Baltimore Bill Poland stopped Harry Bobo in the eighth round. Brooklyn’s Jerry Fiorello drew with George Martin after eight rounds. Waterbury saw Vicky Harkins win a points decision over Irwin Kaplan in eight. Portland and Manchester tussled to a decision with Paul Herrick outpointing Tony Dupe in ten. Oakland featured Johnny Hutchinson stopping Eddie Bello in two.
Notice of tax deed sale for multiple Bay County certificates
M H Edwards Jr holder of numerous tax certificates issued 1921 1933 seeks tax deed on described Bay County Florida properties including Washington Heights Mosher and Gregory plats with lots and blocks in fractional sections. Certificates list varied owners and dates with properties fronting St Andrews Bay and Red Fish Point. Sale by highest bid at courthouse on July 1941 per notice of deed redemption under law.
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Bummy Davis
Doc Morris
Bummy
Jingle DiMag
Sports Mirror
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Meridian
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Tad
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Pensacola
Montgomery
Jackson
American Association
al Blozis
College Golf Stars
Pet
Brook
Newark
Cincinnati
Perunee
Chicago Eetelonttreh Siaverrad
Waahinehia
Neteee Pacepierenenias
Mobile Gackson
Selmaspre Re Tetres
Come
Pensacal
Earl Bs
Bill Poland
Harry Bobo
N. Y
Jerry Fiorello
George Martin
Drew
Waterbury
Conn
Vicky Harkins
Irwin Kaplan
Los Angeles
Portland
Maine
Paul Herrick
Tony Dupe
Manchester
N. H
Oakland
Johnny Hutchinson
Eddie Bello
Sacramento
Senate
M. H. Edwards, Jr
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