Indoor Baseball Dinner Hosts By Y Auxiliary In Tifton
The Y Auxiliary hosted two indoor baseball teams for a fish dinner after a seven game series won 8 to 7 by Heath Varnedoe’s squad. Guests included Dr. Culpepper, Watt, Calloway and players like George Cooper and Heath Varnedoe. Umpire and others attended. toastmaster L Hommedieu led talks as alibis and jokes flowed into the night.
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George Cooper
Varnedoe
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W. A. Watt
T. F. Calloway
Bill ‘Langley
B. S. Inman
Lawrence Clarke
Fritz Frohberg
Rhydon Mays
Wade Woodward
Maurice Kolesky
Heeth Varnedee
Haywood Ainsworth
Roy Hay
R. McGahee
Agnew Andrews
Lawson Neel
Parson
Woodson
Sydney Steyerman
Paul Searcy
Melvin Pugh
Bob McClenney
Frank L’hommedieu
Mr. L'Hommedieu
Heeth Varnedoe
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T. F. Call
Baseball scores and today’s games across leagues
Yesterday results include Philadelphia defeating Detroit 9 to 6 and 10 to 7 in separate NL matchups. St Louis beat Cincinnati 8 to 1, Nashville routed Atlanta 13 to 1, and Mobile won 8 to 6 while Birmingham shut out Chattanooga 2 to 0. Today's slate lists Chicago at New York and other interleague showdowns with two games in all cities.
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Veteran Southern League pitchers hit their stride
In Atlanta on June 1 three veteran arms Dave Danforth Art Decatur and Dick Ludolph starred for the Southern Association action Decatur and Ludolph faced Birmingham and Chattanooga with Birmingham winning 2 0 Ludolph held Lookouts to three hits Danforth blanked Little Rock 4 0 New Orleans beat Atlanta 13 1 Dick Wade homered to spoil Nashville s 13 1 win Mobile topped Memphis 8 5 Charlotte swept Knoxville 5 4 7 3 Spartansburg beat Macon 11 4 Odie Strain drove in tied run Augusta beat Greenville 6 5 Columbia Asheville game rained out Columbus outscored Selma 15 12 in 10 innings Montgomery defeated Jacksonville 7 2 Tampa beat Pensacola 8 6
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Yankee Shake-Up Nets Meusel Koenig and Lary In Big Roster Move
In New York the Yankees bench reshuffle by Miller Huggins replaces Bob Meusel with Gene Robertson at third base and Lynford Lary at shortstop while Leo Durocher also steps in, signaling a major lineup adjustment as Cincinnati falls to the Cardinals and Phillies surge.
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Minneaplis bout reports splintered results for boxing card
The Associated Press notes for Snelling show Minnesota fighter Dick Daniels from Minneapolis knocking out Tom Pivac of St Louis in a five round bout. Horeyboy Copt of Paul outpoints Benny Stan of Kansas City in eight rounds.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Show Strong May Finish
National League leaderboards include O Doul Phillies batting .424 and Frisch St Louis with 59 hits. Hafey Cards 42 RBIs, Klein Phillies 12 homers, Grimes Pirates 0-0 pitching. American League highlights Foxx A’s .434, Gehringer Tigers 40 runs, Simmons A’s 49 RBIs, Alexander Tigers 66 hits.
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Lindbergh Honeymoon Rumor Surfaces at Sapelo Island
Rumors that Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne Lindbergh Morrow were honeymooning off the Georgia coast circulated in Brunswick as reporters chased the Zapala yacht and Coffin home on Sapelo Island. Keyes and Wilson of Trans Continental Air Transport visited Sapelo, fueling speculation about the couple aboard the vessel.
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Banquet Memory Reflects On Yanks and Banished Rumors
A writer recalls a postgame dinner with indoor baseball players and crew. The event featured casual dining and strong camaraderie despite a distracting accusation of breaking training. Miller Huggins plans to bench Meusel and others unless the Yankees improve their play.
Lindberghs Sighted on Sapelo Island Prompt Mystery
A portion of a 19th century report notes C. B. Redden of Sea Island Company claims ignorance of Mr. and Mrs. Lindbergh being on Sapelo Island where access is usually restricted. The colonel and his bride were reportedly present but not recognized by island officials.
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Candler's Son Becomes Emory University President
Charles Howard Candler, son of the late Asa G. Candler Sr., was elected president of Emory University by the board of directors. H. Y. McCord Jr. joins the board, replacing the late founder's vacancy. Harvey W. Cox is reelected president and calls for more funds to expand the university and hospital.
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Emory University
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Texas Floods Claim Ten Lives Across South and East Texas
Torrential rains in the south and east regions of Texas have killed ten people and caused millions in damage. Victims include a Messenger boy swept from a bicycle and bystander lost in rising water. The Houston and Beaumont districts bore the heaviest impact with flooded homes, halted shipping, and submerged warehouses amid rivers running well above normal.
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