National League and Regional Baseball Schedules Listed
National League doubleheaders feature Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis. Southeastern League matches Savannah at Montgomery Jacksonville at Columbus St Augustine at Selma Albany at Pensacola. South Atlantic Association games Charlotte at Columbia Spartanburg at Greenville Augusta at Macon Greenville at Asheville.
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National League
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Southeastern League
Savannah
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Columbus
St. Augustine
Selma
Albany
Pensacola
South Atlantic Association
Charlotte
Columbia
Spartanburg
Greenville
Augusta
Macon
Asheville
Ieee NC Greenville
Asheville Acne
Charlotte See
Knoxville Os
Columbia American League
Ce i
Washington
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Wea
Boston Ee
Leaane von
Pittebure
Cincinnatieae
Southern Association
Pet
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville A
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile Ae
Little Rock Saeees
Chattanooga
Jacksonville Pee Eee
Ee Wen Ee
Montgomery Wees Sae
Pensacola Bee Eeseee Tees
Selma Poeene
Major League standings and yesterday's baseball results
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues show Augusta beating Macon 4 10, St Louis 2 Philadelphia 11 Detroit 8, New York 2 Chicago 9 Boston 2, Philadelphia 3 Pittsburg 7 and New York 5 Cincinnati 4 in 12 innings. Postponed Spartanburg at Greenville due to late arrival. Today’s games listed include Atlanta at Nashville and Chicago at Boston among others.
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Augusta
Macon
Spartanburg
Greenville
St. Louis
Washington
Slevelands
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Boston
TILDEN BEATS COCHET IN SEMI FINALS FOR TITLE
In St. Cloud France June 3 William Tilden defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets 9-7 6-3 6-2 to reach the International Hard Court Championship final. He will meet Rene Lacoste for the title after Lacoste defeated P D B Spence.
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Tilden
Cochet
LA Coste
St. Cloud
France
Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet
Rene la Coste
Rene Lacoste
P. D. B. Spence
South Africa
William T. Tilden
Helen Wills Reaches North London Final in English Play
In Stanford Hill England on June 3 Helen Wills advanced to the finals of the Women's singles at the North London Tennis Championships by defeating Mrs Breamish of Eug.
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Helen Wills
Standford Hill
England
Strong Georg ia golfers enter Savannah state tourney
Thomasville, Bainbridge, and Valdosta send squads to the Georgia Golf Association state meet in Savannah July 13 16 with Oliver clan of Valdosta featured among top contenders. Local clubs like Bainbridge Moultrie Albany and Thomasville contribute players as L. Arnold Jones Paine and others lead the state association.
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Georgia Golf Association
Savanah
Savannah
W. M. Oliver
Pete
John
Bilie
Max
Saveling
Valdosta
George Converse
George Feagie
Washington
Nassau
Oliver
Altho
Scotty Beverly
Thomasville
Bainbridge
D. B. Scott
Benton Nussbaum
EB. J. Perry, Jr
J. D. Bower, Jr
M. H. Nussbaum
Innis Suthers
Quitman
Spencer Bennett
Henry Lumpkin
Sam Connolly
Jim Hubert
L. W. Branch
Dr. Donaldson
Moultrie
Bill Aycock
Ed Lewis
W. Murphy
C. Murphy
J. M. Powell
Leo Barber
R. P. Wimberley
Ross Hayes
Billie Pardee
J. W. Turner
Frank Eidson
Albany
Howard Lilliston
Wee Sumpter
Joe Hunter
Jesse D. Waston
L. Mays
State Association
Lowry Arnold
Atlanta
Garland M. Jones
Newnan
John S. Cohen
Thomas B. Paine
L. A. McLean
Macon
L. A. Marshall
Rome
H. B. Hightower, Jr
George Daniel
Marietta
Because He Hasnt A Friend Negro Cannot Receive Parole
Sam Moore, 67, a long-time inmate of the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, cannot obtain parole because no friend has come forward to assume responsibility. Convicted in 1891 for a jail murder in Washington DC, Moore has spent 46 years in prison and now relies on shoe shining and odd jobs as he grows frail. Warden John W. Snocks notes a single responsible friend is needed for his release.
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Sam Moore
Atlanta
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Moore
District of Columbia
New York State
Albany
John W. Snocks
Jaycees Win Double Bill and Lead City
Two base hits by Wheeler and Legion give the Jaycees a double win and move them atop the city standings. Norris and Gibson add offensive spark as J. C. C. pitchers Scott and Gibson strand runners. Scott fans five, while Gibson yields two walks. Umpires were Burch and Willis.
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Jaycees
Double Bill
ALL City
Wheeler
Legion
Fivans
Norris
Scott
Gibson
Burch
Willis
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanians
American Legion
Weatherford
Roper
Jr. C
C. AB
Dixon
Norrig
Raed Weatterford
Odom
IK Evans
Dunn
W. Scott
H. Scott Etree
Ase
Kiwanis
Abrhpore
Lindsay
Yeae Mauldin
Varnedoe
Grantham
Turner
Petty
Ferguson
Washington
Evans
Ager
Enenens
Seaeers
McMillan Rt
Scott P
Legion AB RH
Hawthorne If We
Arden
Avereete
Pittman
Teenee
Burns
Baxley
Pile Kres
Americans Lead British in Ryder Cup Foursomes Opener
In Worcester on June 3 the American duo John Yarrell and Joe Turnesa led George Duncan and Archie Compston by four holes after the morning 18 holes. The Americans finished the half with a four-hole edge, posting 76 to the British 81.
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Worcester
Mass
John Yarrell
Joe Turnesa
George Duncan
Archie Compston
Johnny Farrell
Worcester Country Club
Aubrey Boomer
Charles A. Whitcombe
Leo Diegel
Bill Mehlhorn
Ted Ray
Fred Robeson
Walter Hagen
Johnny Golden
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gene Sarazen
Arthur Havers
Herbert Jolly
Bhspinosa
Watrous
Miss Ryan and Miss Wills Reach North London Final
In Stamford Hill England June 3 Miss Elizabeth Ryan beat defending champion Mrs Molla Mallory in the semi finals of the North London tournament 3 6 6 1 6 4. She advances to face Miss Helen Wills who defeated Mrs Breamish 6 4 6 3 in straight sets.
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Stamford Hill
England
Elizabeth Ryan
Molla Mallory
North London
Miss Ryan
Helen Wills
Breamish
Nervousness Ad Claims Auti-Intoxication Cure
An old advertisement asserts ninety percent nervousness stems from auti intoxication caused by accumulated waste matter. It promotes Recu-Ma as the cure, claiming nervousness vanishes, and notes availability from druggists for one dollar.
Dundee Confident Of Winning Title At Polo Grounds
New York reports welterweight contender Joe Dundee confident he will defeat champion Pete Latzo tonight at the Polo Grounds. Dundee, 25, born in Baltimore, resumes his bid after wins in Madison Square Garden and a San Francisco knockout setback to Eddie Latzo previously.
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New York
Joe Dundee
Pete Lazzo
Polo Grounds
Eddie Roberts
Tacoma
Dundee
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Latzo
New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
Charley O'Connell
Cleveland
Maryland Boxing Commission
Baltimore
Lew Tendler
Sid Barbarian
Luis Vicentini
Jack Zivic
Willie Harmon
Joe Gans
Johnny Mendelssohn
Billy Draake
Flying Cadet Killed in San Antonio Plane Crash
Flying Cadet Morris B. Fonson of Baltimore was killed at San Antonio after takeoff from an auxiliary field near Brooks Field when his plane’s motor failed. He was stationed at the field.
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San Antonio
Tex
Morris B. Fonson
Baltimore
Brooks Field
Maryland Legislature Repeals Archaic Bartender Law
Maryland lawmakers repeal an old rule restricting bartender services effectively allowing them to serve more than crackers and cheese, ending a century old limitation. The move modernizes drinking establishments and aligns with contemporary liquor service norms across the state.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Goldstein's opens new store on South Broad Street
Goldstein's sale launches at the new South Broad Street location after moving stock from the Surprise Store on West Jackson Street. Brisk trading expected as special offers attract customers. the proprietor aims to clear the former stock while introducing new high quality goods.
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Goldstein's
South Broad ST
West Jackson Street
Goldstein’s
South Broad Street
Goldstein
Educating Youths on Value of Large Forests in Georgia
Atlanta June 3. The Forest Service says average American uses 200 cubic feet of wood per year. Georgia with 3 million people would consume about 600 million cubic feet annually. Fire is the greatest enemy, causing about 20 million dollars in damage yearly. New Mexico will start a forest fire prevention study via a teachers booklet, with Georgia and others expanding forest protection efforts.
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Atlanta
United States
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Bureau
New Mexico
No Laws Barring Counterfeiting Beer Checks or Tollgate Holdups
Fragmentary historic note cites absence of laws on counterfeiting beer checks and tollgate hold ups. Mentions a horse car driver working while tired and a tollgate keeper hindering a funeral procession, illustrating gaps in legal restrictions of the period.
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