Head Play Sent After American Derby Victory
Chicago June 3 Victorious in the Preakness Head Play nosed out in the Kentucky Derby and finished third in the Wood Memorial He was sent to Washington Park to race the 25000 added American Derby as the season's top three year old The field included nine other three year olds headed by Mr Khayyam and Charley O Gold Basis was seen as a major upset possibility with Gold Basil trained by Max Mirsch head of the Illinios entry list included fillies Bamboula Technique Sun Envoy and Swinhavan alongside others in the prospective lineup
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Chicago
Silas Mason
Washington Park
Kentucky
Mr. Khayyam
Wood Stake
Charley O
Gold Basil
M. L. Schwartz
New York
Max Mirsch
Gusto
Bamboula
A. A. Baroni
Hal Price Headley
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sun Envoy
Lon Jones
Fair Rochester
J. B. Hughes
P. A. Markey
Swinhavan
Yesterday's Results Across Baseball Leagues
In the Southern League Philadelphia fell to New York 4 to 6 while Boston and Washington won. Detroit led with 14 runs. Cleveland beat St. Louis 8 to 1. In the National League Brooklyn lost 1 to 7 at Boston as New York defeated Philadelphia 11 to 2. Others had no schedule. In the Southern Association Chattanooga lost to Bi Kroxville 1 to 2 Memphis beat Nashville 4 to 1 and New Orleans defeated Nashville 9 to 1.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia Ada
Chicaro
Club
America
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Little Rock
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Southern Association Chattanooga
Bi Kroxville
Nashville
New Orileans
National League Cinccinnati
Pittsburgh
William Muldoon Dies, Fixture of N Y Sports History
William Muldoon longtime New York athletic commissioner, former heavyweight champion, and Shakespearean actor died at his Purchase estate in his 89th year after a cancer battle. He trained Sullivan and helped ban smoking at Madison Square Garden. survived by his adopted daughter Margaret Farrell Muldoon and several nephews.
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Purchase
N. Y
Wilam Muldoon
New York State
Margaret Farrell Muldoon
Henry T. Kelly
Kensico
Westchester Hills
Muldoon
New York
Barrymores
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Belfast
San Francisco
William Muldroon
Hig Estate
Chicago-Kinng Gevinsky Tops Griffiths in Title Fight
Chicago fighter Gevinsky outpointed Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City by decision over ten rounds in Cleveland. Remaining bouts included Tony De Marco and Ben Jeby, with Marty Sampson from New York also mentioned.
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Chicago
Kinng Gevinsky
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Marty Sampson
New York
Tony de Marco
Cleveland
Ben Jeby
Hints of Baseball Promises and Football Plans in Georgia
The article notes Owen Carroll beginning to master pitching after eight years in the major leagues and highlights Schmeling Baer boxing talk. It reports LaGrange ceding its Georgia State League franchise to Albany, with Albany planning expansion, and Georgia’s 1930s schedule under Mehre featuring Yale, NYU, and Southern California, amid skepticism about Georgia’s chances but emphasis on clever play and standout athletes.
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Owen Carroll
Holy Cross
Carroll
Trolley Dodgers
LaGrange
Albany
Georgia State League games feature tight finishes
Macon beat Columbus 3 to 2 as Babe Davis held Columbus to three hits and Macon collected 11 off Smith. Barnesville edged Milledgeville 8 to 7 in the ninth on Martin’s two-out, game-ending hit. Americus stormed past Albany 17 to 16 in Albany’s league debut after LaGrange moved to the city. Albany outhit Americus 19 to 15.
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Macon
Columbus Seeberns
Babe Davis
Smith
Barnesville
Milledgeville
Martin
Americus
Albany
LaGrange
Boxing Roundup: Several Knockouts Across Cities
Outpointed Al Rossi of Newark and Abe Feldman of New York scored quick wins. Marty Kerr from Oklahoma was knocked out, Charley Mansera of Pittsburgh stopped Barney Baker of Brooklyn.
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al Rossi
Newark
N. J
Abe Feldman
New York
Marty Kerr
Oklahoma
Charley Mansera
Pittsburgh
Barney Baker
Brooklyn
Giants Seem Only Hope Of East In National League
Giants win 11 to 4 over the Phillies as Lefty Gomez fanned 13 in the Yankees win while Grove falters. Indians sweep Browns 2 1 and 1 0 to pull into a tie for second as Washington tops Boston. Braves beat Phillies in opener. Dodgers split with 7 2 win a piece.
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Giants
Hodapp and Frederick Leading Figures In Major League Batting
New York reports Sam West and Al Simmons also slipping while Hodapp of the Red Sox holds a .374 average as Frederick of the Dodgers rises to the NL lead at .365. Martin falls from the NL peak to .344. Pie Traynor remains second with . Pirates’ Klein trails at .347.
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New York
Urban
Johnny” Hodapp
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hodapp
Sam West
St. Louis
al Simmons
Frederick
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Martin
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Buds to Play Capitals in Tallahassee Exhibition
Thomasville baseball team the Buds travel to Tallahassee for an exhibition against the Capitals tomorrow afternoon. Pitcher Pat Williams, sidelined with an ankle injury, is slated to start. Two Georgia Florida league games follow next week at Monticello Tuesday and Perry Thursday.
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Thomasville
Buds
Tallahassee
Capitals
Pat” Williams
Monticello
Perry
Small Detectives Favored in Australia Police Plans
Sydney reports a reform in police recruitment favoring smaller men. Cadet training begins at age 16 to 17, with scientific instruction until 21, after which graduates become Lieutenants. The feature notes six footers are not preferred for detective work. The Eastern Division road project from Cumberland to Wheeling costs $13,000 per mile in 1827.
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Sydney
Australia
Cumberland
Wheeling
Dixies Top Women Golfers Tackle Radium Springs Prep
Dixies foremost women golfers tested their clubs at Radium Springs in Albany preparing for the Southern Championship starting Monday. Among those on the course were former champions Mrs. David Gant of Memphis Miss Margaret Maddox of Atlanta Mrs. Frank Lumpkin of Columbus and Mrs. S B Lippitt of Albany.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Albany
Dixie
S. B. Lippitt
Dixie Invitation Championship Match Draws George Lott and Sidney Wood
Memphis Tenn June 3 George Lott of Chicago faces Sidney Wood Jr of New York in the University Club Dixie Invitation final after Wood defeated Ellsworth Vines and Lott beat Cliff Sutter in the semifinals and strong late rallies.
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George Lott
Battles
Wood
Ellsworth Vines
Lott
Cliff Sutter
Memphis
Tenn
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Chicago
Tennis Enthusiasts Meet Here to Organize League
Eight cities are expected to send representatives to plan the reorganization of the Georgia Florida tennis league. D R Joye, city singles champion and 1932 league president, invites players from Alabama Tallahassee Valdosta Moultrie Bainbridge Pelham Quitman Cairo to a 4 30 pm meeting at his Gordon Avenue home. A local doubles tournament may follow and the tourney is slated for next week.
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D. R. Joye
Albamy
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Moultrie
Bainbridge
Pelham
Quitman
Cairo
Joye
Gordon Avenue
Georgia Home Canning Campaign Winners Planned
More than six hundred entries were received in the Live-at-Home Contest by the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service on Why You Should Use Georgia Products. Winners will be announced next week. fifteen cash prizes totaling $100 will be awarded. The program is a joint effort with the Georgia Bankers Association and the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs, with Sterchi Brothers providing prizes.
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Athens
Georgia Agricultural Extension Service
Georgia
Katherine Lanier
Georgia Bankers Association
Georgia Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Sterchi Brothers
Mra
BE. ‘K. Large
Student Aid Foundation
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Levinsky Defeats Griffith but Purse Held Up
Chicago June 3 King Levinsky defeated Tuffy Griffiths in a ten round decision at Mills Stadium but the Illinois State Athletic Commission ordered the winner's purse held for investigation. Levy nsky allegedly showed disrespect to referee Little Phil Collins and reached for a punch over the official's shoulder during the bout.
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Griffiths
Mills Stadium
Joseph Tuiner
Ilinois
Levinsky
Travelers Beat Cracker The Jinx Ends In Atlanta Series
Little Rock defeated the Atlanta Cracker nine 12 to 11 on June 3 ending an eight game skid in which Atlanta had dominated the club. Nashville blanked New Orleans 7 to 0 as Chaplin held Pacets to scattered hits. Memphis edged Knoxville 4 to 2 with Hipps homering. Birmingham opened series with Chattanooga a 4 to 1 victory as Touchpine limited Lookouts to four.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Travelers
Crackers
Nashville
New Orleans
Chaplin
Memphis
Knoxville
Hipps
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Touchpine
Lookouts
National League and American League batting and pitching leaders
The Associated Press lists top leaders: NL batting .365 Frederick Dodgers and .348 Traynor Pirates. runs Martin Cardinals 35, Berger Braves 27. RBIs Klein Phillies 41, Hartnett Cubs 32. hits Fullis and Klein Phillies 60. NL doubles Klein Phillies 16, Leslie Ott Giants and F Herman Cubs 11. NL triples Lindstrom Waner Pirates 6. home runs Klein Phillies and Berger Braves 10. steals Gartin Cardinals and Flowers Dodgers 7. pitching Carleton Cardinals 6 1 Parmeree Giants 4 1. AL batting Hodapp Red Sox .374 Simmons White Sox .366. runs Gehrig Yankees 26, Combs Yankees 35. RBIs Averill Indians 15, Hahn? 34. Simmons White Sox 69. triples Combs Yankees 7, Averill Indians Manush and Goslin Senators Lazzers Yankees. steals Walker Tigers 6 Swanson White Sox Campbell.
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Associated Press
Frederick
Dodgers
Traynor
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Berger
Braves
Klein
Phillies
Hartnett
Cubs
Fullis
Leslie and
Ott
Giants
F. Herman
Lindstrom
P. Waner
Gartin
Flowers
Carleton
Parmeree
Hodapp
Red Sox
Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Combs
Appling
Ehrig
Uéehl
Manush
Senators
les—Averill
Indians
One
Tigers
Sewell
Averill
Goslin
Lazzers
Von Elm and Foulis Lead St Paul Open Round Two
George Von Elm Akron Ohio and Jimmy Foulis Chicago Illinois shared the lead at the St Paul Open after the second 17 holes with 70s while Archie Hambrick and others trailed. The field includes Walter Hagen Paul Runyan Olin Dutra and Leo Diegel as wind affected play continued.
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St. Paul
Minn
George von Elm
Akron
Jimmy Foulis
Illinois
Chicago
von Elm
Foulis
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Capitan Walter Hagen
America
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Olin Dutra
Harry Cooper
Johnny Revolla
Leo Diegel
Grosse Point
Mich
Ed Dudley
Augusta
Tigers and Braves shine in doubleheader exploits
Marvin Owen stars as the Tigers collect a triple double and three singles against the White Sox. Ed Brandt wins opener for the Braves with a five hit ball, Jake Flowers adds two hits and three steals in the second game. Lefty Gomez strikes out 13 for the Yankees in a win over the Athletics. Heinie Manush drives in two with a double and a single as the Senators top the Red Sox. George Davis drives in four with three hits against the Phillies. Hildebrand and Marder anchor the Indians as they hold the Browns to ten hits across two games for the doubleheader sweep.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York Giants
Hal Schumacher
Bud Parmelee
Phillies
Philadelphia
Carl Hubbell
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Ed Bradt
Braves
Ray Benge
Dodger
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Washington
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Art Herring
Gomez
Yankee
Mose Grove
Marvin Owen
Tigers
White Sox
Ed Brant
Jake Flowers
Dodgers
Brandt
Flowers
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Heinie Manush
Senators
Red Sox
George Davis
Qgral ‘Hildebrand
Mel Marder
Indians
Browns
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Kentucky Horse
Harris
Cadillac
McMillan
Ellzey
Jos Cronin
Washington Senators
House Republicans
William Muldoon
Jempsey
Schmeling
Baer
Sharkey
Harry Mehre
Yale
Columbus
Yanks
Grove
Tallahassee Park
Young Corbett
Jimmy McLarnin
Los Angeles
Vancouver
B. C
Dixies
Agricultural Service
Griffith
King Levinsky
Pyacasalon
Crax
Barons
Walker
Swanson
Campbell
Business Man
Young Illinois
Burns
Chapman
Brennan
McAfee
Allen
Tifton
Thomanville
Grady ‘Street
Thomasville, Ga
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