Senators, Red Birds and Peaches Winners in the Sally League
The Augusta Tigers were limited to two hits in a 5 2 defeat to the Columbia Senators as Perkins struck out six and walked six. The Columbus Red Birds beat Jacksonville 11 3 after ten hits and a sixth inning rally. Macon topped Savannah 8 6 to clinch the series final. Today's games set Columbus at Columbus Augusta at Savannah Jacksonville at Macon
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Few Collegians Seen Winning Olympic Trials Toward July
New York June 1 Only a handful of college athletes are likely to figure prominently in the July Olympic trials. Notable standouts include Jesse Owens of Ohio State Don Lash Indiana Archie Williams of California Jim Levy Stanford Forest Towns Georgia and Eddie OBrien Syracuse. Most college winners show little sign of matching international competition.
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Don Lash
Indiana
Archie Williams
California
Jim Levy
Stanford
Forest
Spec
Georgia
Eddie O'Brien
Syracuse
Philadelphia
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Yesterday's Stars AP Baseball Recap
Van Lingle Mungo held the Giants to five hits in a 4-3 Dodgers win. Wally Berger homered and doubled driving the Bees to a 6-5 win over the Phillies. Rogers Hornsby delivered a ninth inning pinch single as the Browns beat the Tigers 11-10. Joe Vosmik doubled to put Cleveland ahead in a 7-5 Indians victory over Chicago. Stu Martin drove in three for the Cardinals with a go ahead run in the 12th against the Reds. Pete Appleton struck out six in six innings to earn a 6-4 Senators win over the Athletics. Ethan Allen singled in the 10th for the Cubs in an 8-7 win over the Pirates. Joe DiMaggio tripled in the 12th to break a tie as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 5-4.
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Coleman Lines Bus Schedule at N Madison 8 St
Schedule notice for Coleman Lines detailing bus stop at North Madison Street in Thomasville Georgia with arrival and route timing information for local service.
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Thomasville
Lookouts Defeat Crackers For Fourth Straight Win
Lookouts sweep the Atlanta Crackers in a four game series by winning 10 4 and 1 4. Other Southern Association results include Nashville beating Knoxville 7 5 and 7 4, Little Rock blanking Birmingham 3 0, and Memphis defeating New Orleans 5 2 twice.
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Georgia sports highlights from June as golf and track shine
Georgia sports report notes Dorothy Kirby wins third state women’s golf title in Columbus while Tom Stafford and Bobby Jones post strong showings. Other items include Idle Hour tourney finals set for June 7, Augusta city finals, Thomaston invitation event, and track speed feats by Forrest Towns. Local teams and amateur events span Macon Savannah Atlanta and Thomasville with upcoming softball and skeet competitions.
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Associated Press
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Columbus
Tom Stafford
Augusta
Frank Spencer
Savannah
Peyton Jones
Paul Gates
Macon
Russell Durden
Gardener E. Dickinson
Thomaston
Thomasville
Glen Arven
Forrest “Spec” Towns
Roundup Undup Roundup Undup
Roundup of sports notes and rumors from New York and beyond. References include Dodgers Giants Stengel and McCarthy, Carl Snavely Cornell track, Virgil Davis Dizzy Dean, Van Mungo trade talk, Sonja Henie at the Hippodrome, 1936 Olympic stars, and a broadcaster broadcast to Bill Dickey.
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Associated Press
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Virgil Davis
Dizzy Dean
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Nation's Forecast Golfers Gather for National Championship
The article notes 5 000 spectators expected for the early rounds as 170 entrants tee off Thursday morning. An estimated 15 000 fans would watch the final on Saturday with Olin Dutra predicting Horton Smith to win and mentioning Gene Sarazen and Harry Cooper in the frame.
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Gene Sarazen
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Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Feature
Summary of the leading players in American and National leagues across batting runs and RBIs. Highlights include Sullivan and Gehringer atop batting and hits, Trosky and DiMaggio among RBIs, Foxx and Moore leading home runs, with key pitching leaders Pearson and Gumbert noted.
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Thomasville Club Splits Twin Bill With Albany
In a two game set the Thomasville club split with Albany as Perry and Bruce allowed six hits each. An early miscue by Fernandez proved costly with one earned run for the Orioles and unearned runs for the Travelers. Joe Annunzio impressed as the new catcher for Thomasville in the opener. Lease data shows 80 percent of Stevens county Kansas land under oil and gas lease.
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Orioles
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Bruce
Travelers
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Kas
Golfer’s Pat Talked Of As Title Aim Is Seen
The article notes Henry Picard and Paul Runyon in the chasing order with a confident talk about keeping his pace and “that patter of mine hot.” It also mentions Sam Parks of Pittsburgh as the defending champion.
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Henry Picard
Paul Runyon
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
310 Seniors to Receive Degrees at UGA Commencement
Athens Ga June 1 University of Georgia officials today estimated 510 seniors will receive degrees at the 133rd commencement on June 9 The program includes a baccalaureate sermon June 7 by Rev Marvin Franklin Birmingham Ala alumni day June 8 chief speaker John A Sibley Atlanta lawyer Reunion classes span 1871 to 1946 Graduation day June 9 Vanderbilt Professor John Ransom delivers address valedictory by Harry Baxter Ashburn President Harmon Caldwell to award degrees
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Marvin Franklin
Birmingham
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Atlanta
John Ransom
Vanderbilt University
Harry Baxter
Ashburn
Harmon Caldwell
Peasant Party Demands Banishing Lupescu in Romania
In Bucharest and across villages 500000 farmers protested Madame Lupescu’s court influence. Ion Mihalache urged banishment of Lupescu, crackdown on Nazi groups, and resignation of Premier Tattarescu's government, warning possible king-pressured action if demands are ignored.
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Romania
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Filling Station Robbed in Columbus
Columbus Georgia June 1 44 Vance Jones a filling station attendant told police he was held up and robbed of 300 dollars last night The bandit fled in Jones automobile and it was found abandoned later.
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Columbus
Vance Jones
Atlanta Woman Killed by Husband in Accidental Shooting
Mrs. W. F. Taylor, 33, was shot and killed in Atlanta when her husband fired a pistol he believed unloaded during a gathering at an acquaintance’s apartment. He snapped the trigger twice before a warning shout noted the gun was loaded.
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W. F. Taylor
Taylor
Taxis Roll Again at Dallas After Six Day Strike
Dallas drivers end five day walkout with 600 taxis back on streets. They accept one fourth of gross receipts until an arbitration board rules on their demand for a one third share. Operators withdraw 125 cars from service during the pause.
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Texas
Slot Machines Outlawed in Valdosta and Lowndes
Valdosta Georgia bans slot machines in the city and Lowndes county effective June 1. The ordinance bars licenses for machines not dispensing merchandise equal in value to coins inserted. Sheriff J L Spivey will halt county operations when the city ban takes effect.
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Lowndes County
J. L. Spivey
Atlanta Dentist Attacked Near Home
Dr Robert E Latta an Atlanta dentist said he was shot in the shoulder and beaten as he entered his home in a fashionable residential section Fulton county officers named a negro servant of the family as the attacker and said robbery motive was suspected.
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Robert E. Latta
Fulton County
Latta
Robber Seeks Phone Call at Filling Station
Jones reported a robber entered a street filling station asking to use the telephone to call a taxicab. The incident highlights a midtown street crime event with a single witness account.
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Jacksonville Man Shot in Macon Hold-up
J R. L. Geiger, a Jacksonville Florida man, was shot during a holdup in Macon Georgia and remained in critical condition at a local hospital. Doctors said a small caliber bullet punctured his intestines seventeen times as he staggered into the Atlantic Ice and Coal plant. His mother and Florida relatives were at his bedside.
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J. L. Geiger
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A. M. Geiger
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Atlantic Ice and Coal Corpora
Charles Redwine Considers Run for Georgia Governor
Fayetteville Ga June 1938 Charles D Redwine president of the state senate said he is giving due consideration to friends urging his run for governor of Georgia He expects to reach a definite conclusion in the near future as supporters organize a campaign ahead of any formal announcement.
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Fayetteville
Charles D. Redwine
State Senate
Georgia
Railroad Yard Shooting Report Sparks City Inquiry
A man recounts being accosted by three men in railroad yards Saturday night and states one assailant fired a shot injuring him. Police are reviewing surveillance and seeking leads as investigators pursue the case.
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