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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1932

Page

3

Buds Meet Cairo Here Tomorrow Afternoon

Heinie Manush homered and tripled as the Senators defeated the Athletics in extra innings. Lonnie Warneke limited the Cardinals to three runs on six hits. Ted Lyons battled the Indians with men on base and drove in two runs. Fritz Knothe contributed a homer and a triple against the Giants. Larry French shut down the Reds in a 4-1 Pirates victory.

Associated Press Heinie Manush Senators Athletics Lonnie Warneke Cubs Cardinals Ted Lyons White Sox Indians Fritz Knothe Braves Giants Larry French Pirates Reds

Paris Pan American bout results highlight explosive show

AL Brown of New York outpointed Rene Mathews of Belgium in a ten round affair. Roy Wallace from Evansville Indiana outpointed Charles Arthur s from Indianapolis. Billy Miller of Fort Worth Texas stopped Bob Jones of Louisville Kentucky in six rounds.

Associated Press Paris Panama AL Brown New York Rene Mathews Belgium Evansville Ind Roy Wallace Indianapolis Charles — Arthurs New Haven Conn Billy Miller Fort Worth Texas Bob Jones Louisville Ky

Alimony Bill Janes Settles with His Wife

William Co. Alabama Legion commander Alimony Bill Janes paid his estranged wife Mary M. Janes 400 dollars in full settlement. She was awarded a first verdict for divorce and will obtain a second verdict in July. Janes had been jailed in March for not paying 50 dollars monthly alimony.

Macon William Co Janes Griffen American Legion Mary M. Janes

Benguet District Leads Manila Mineral Output With Gold

The insular government estimates Benguet district mined $3,505,000 in gold last year. Other gold districts have not reached production.

Manila Benguet C. Manila

Violin Claim From Bruceton Man Spurs Age Guess

J. D. Smothers of Bruceton Tennessee says a violin in his possession may be 261 years old based on his estimate, sparking local curiosity about its origin and history.

J. D. Smothers Bruceton, Tenn

One Big Inning Nets Victory for the Buds

The Buds won 7 2 over Albany Lions after a seventh inning burst scoring six runs. Grady Alday pitched for the Buds allowing thirteen hits while limiting damage. Barrett toed the mound for Albany and was touched for ten hits but supported poorly by his defense. Albany led briefly in the fourth before the Buds tied it and pulled ahead in the seventh. crowd favored Buds as they prepare for Cairo series with hoped attendance near 1,000.

Buds Albany Lions Grady Alday Lions Grady Barrett Albany Johnson White Peerson Rich Burke Graham Pittman Vann Patton McSwain Singleton Blalock Bridges Short Jacobs Aiken Cairo Anderson Doss Hall Johnston Cleveland Alday Pi Vee B. Jacobs COX EE. Jacobs Thomasville AB If Wu Wheeler

Treasury receipts and expenditures report for May

Treasury statement from Washington shows May 28 receipts of 4,255,978.17 and expenditures of 15,303,212.28 leaving a balance of 392,869,718.19. Customs duties for the 28 days of May totaled 16,984,042.75.

Washington U P Treasury

Five game week debated for Georgia-Florida League season

A meeting this afternoon will decide if the Georgia-Florida League keeps three games a week or switches to five or six. Fans in Thomasville Cairo and other towns eagerly anticipate the season opening with Cairo facing the Buds, promising excitement and strong crowds.

Tallahassee

Baseball scores roundup from yesterday's games

In the American League Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4 while Chicago tied Cleveland 6 to 6. Detroit at St Louis noted as Iain. In the National League Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4 to 1 Chicago won 3 to 1 over St Louis and New York fell to Boston 2 to 7. In the Southern Association Knoxville routed Memphis 15 to 4 and New Orleans beat Chattanooga 9 to 6 while Birmingham blanked Nashville 4 to 0 and Atlanta defeated Little Rock 8 to 2.

Tallahassee Thomasville Ereeee Actos Cairo Otto Albany Moultrie Tifton New York Detroit Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Arews St. Louis Chicago Boston Boston Ortas Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn Memphis Sheen Geedee Chattanooga Birmingham Nashville Lite Rock Knoxville New Orleans Atlanta Cleveland Iain

April the Fifth Captures 153rd English Derby in Upsom Downs

April the Fifth, the outsider owned by T Walls, won the 153rd English Derby before about a million spectators including the King and Queen. Dastur second and Miracle third, Orwell the favorite faded to finish out of the money. Time for 1.5 miles was 2 43, with twenty one runners and odds 100 to 6 for the winner.

Darby Orwell Upsom Downs Eng T. Walls Dastur Aga Khan Lord Roseberry Miracle W. M. G. Singer New York Victor Emanuel Totaig Richard Croker Celebrator Corey

Red Lucas Aims For Modern Complete Games Record

Cincinnati pitcher Red Lucas pushes to match or beat the 36 complete games mark set by Grover Cleveland Alexander in 1915. Lucas has started and finished ten games this season, with manager Dan Howley backing the effort as Cincinnati trails Pittsburgh. The Reds lost 4 to 1 to the Pirates as the pennant race tightens.

Gayle Talbot Associated Press Charles Red) Lucas Cincinnati Dan Howley Red-Head Grover Cleveland Alexander Col. Howley Lucas Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Boston Cubs St. Louis Lou Warneke Ed Brandt Braves Giants Brooklyn Phillies Dodgers Heinie Manush

League Night Schedule Preview

Detroit plays St. Louis and other city matchups headline a night of games with Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia Boston and a St. Louis Chicago doubleheader plus Philadelphia New York in action. Nashville visits Birmingham in the Southern League.

Huge crowd expected for Cairo Buds Syrup Makers clash

More than 1,000 fans are expected tomorrow at 4 30 p.m. to watch the Buds versus Cairo Syrup Makers in the opening game of a three game series at the stadium. Doss is likely to start for the Buds with Anderson or Henry as alternatives if he does not return. Admission prices remain unchanged.

Jack Ryder The Cincinnati Enquirer Ball Park Buds Cairo South Georgia Dodgers Doss Columbus Anderson Henry

Four Sox Players Fined For Fight With Veteran Umpire

Cleveland June 1 four Chicago White Sox players were fined and punished after a Memorial Day melee with umpire George Moriarty. Manager Lew Fonseca and pitcher Milton Gaston each fined 500 dollars and suspended 10 days. Catcher Charley Berry and Frank Grube fined 250 and 100 dollars. Coach Johnny Butler suspended five days without pay for profane language. Moriarty, who broke his hand on Gaston’s jaw, was reprimanded for neglect of duty.

Cleveland Chicago White Sox George Moriarty Will Harridge American League Moriarty Sox Milton Gaston Lew Fonseca Gaston Charley Berry Frank Grube Johnny Butler Harridge League Fonseca Berry Chicago Grube

Cascaden Wins High Honors in Tampa Shoot

Arthur Cascaden of Tampa Florida topped trapshooters to win the high over all honors at the event held in June. He secured the top position ahead of rivals in a competitive field.

Cuscaden Eatin, & C Arthur Cascaden Tampa Fla

Favorites Lose All Down the Line in Southern League

Atlanta June 1 Four games highlighted upsets as underdogs toppled leaders. Nashville Volunteers were shutout 4 0 by Birmingham while Knoxville crushed Memphis 15 4, New Orleans edged Chattanooga 9 6, and Atlanta defeated Little Rock 8 2. Henry Shealy held Nashville to two hits as scoreless innings stretched.

Atlanta Nashville Volunteers Birmingham Knoxville Memphis Chicks New Orleans Chattanooga Little Rock Henry Sheaf Nashville Vols Chicks Chattanooga Lookouts Pelicans

Senators Edge A’s In Extra Innings For Tie In Standings

Manush homered in the eleventh and added a twelfth inning triple that drove in Buddy Myer as the Washington Senators beat the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 4 in twelve innings to share the unofficial second place with Detroit in the American League.

Ington Senators Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Manush Buddy Myer

Batting Leaders and Pitching Summary From The Season

Sladers Batting leaders include P Waner Pirates .393 and Klein Phillies 33 RBIs. Pitching Betts Braves 5 0 and wetonic Pirates 5 1. Foxx Athletics leads batting .417 with 45 runs and 51 RBIs. Gehringer Lazzeri Appling Manush also appear among leaders.

P. Waner Pirates Lombardi Reds Klein Phillies Berger Braves Hurst Worthington Herman Collins Cardinals Frisch Betts Wetonic

South Carolina Target Shoot Crowned With High Score

Paul Earle of Starr won the handicap event at yesterday's championship scoring 66 of 70. H. L. Thompson of Savannah led out of state honors with 194 but was ineligible for the prize. J. N. Newton of Savannah tied with New Lutz of Knoxville for out of state honors. Lutz won the shootoff.

South Carolina Paul Earle Starr H. L. Thompson Savannah J. N. Newton New Lutz Knoxville Lutz

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Barney Sberlinger OFS George Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Pzeasn Philippines Masury Thomasville Home South Broad Street E. Jacobs Treasury Statement Thomasvile Southern Association Dark Horse Craigoneran Royal Dancer Firadassi Red Lucas Southern League Cadillac Titus Motors, Inc N. Madison St Stegall’s Dairy Heisler’s Market West Jackson Street Sladers Foxx Dickey Yankees Cochrane Myer Simmons Averill Campbell Browns Porter Oliver Red Sox Blue Gehringer Tigers Meyer Gehrig Lazzeri Appling Ruth Chapman H. P. Rackley Optometrist Ford Dealer
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