Gavuzzi Leads In Pyle Bunions Derby
In Miami Arizona on June 4 Pete Gavuzzi the Italian resident leading the Pyle New York Los Angeles race. Current standings show Gavuzzi England 424 10 06 with Salo Passaic 424 26 24 Giusto NieK Italy 438 47 08 Sam Richman New York 458 38 00 Paul Simpson Burlington AGT 4B51.
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Ariz
Pete Gavuzzi
Los Angeles
Superior
England
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Giusto
Niek
Italy
Sam Richman
New York
Paul Simpson
Burlington
N. C
Ruth Out Week as Cold Sidelines Yankees Star
Babe Ruth will miss approximately a week with a heavy cold. He was pulled late last Saturday, sat out Sunday, and doctors at St. Vincent's Hospital found chest congestion advising three to four days at home. Sammy Byrd will cover right field during his recovery.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Ruth
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sammy Byrd
Yanks
Atlanta Writer Pays Tribute to Coach Harper
The Atlanta Journal sports tribute honors James K. Harper known as Doc, a Georgia athlete and Thomasville educator. It chronicles his three-year contract, coaching leadership, civic roles, and wartime service, highlighting his impact on local athletics and community life.
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Atlanta
Harper
The
Atlanta Journal
James .K. Harper
W.C
Bill Munday, Jr
Buds
James K
Doc) Harper
Georgia
Lis
Thomasville
City of Roses
Doc
Southwest Georgia
Valdosta
American Legion
Augusta
Columbus
First Baptist Church
University of Georgia
Athens
Herman Jerome Stegeman
Alabama
Tulane
George Johnson
Dixie Hurler
Auburn
Johnson
Athletics Beat Tigers In 13 Inning Pulled Ahead Of NL Standings
The Philadelphia Athletics won 3-2 in 13 innings over Detroit as Bob Grove out pitched George Uhle. Jimmy Foxx doubled to start the decisive frame and Max Bishop walked in the winning run. The win extended the A’s lead and marked Uhle’s first loss in nine starts.
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Associated Press
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
A’s
Detroit
George Uhle
Bob Grove
Uhle
George
Tiger
Jimmy Foxx
Collins
Max Bishop
Grove
Browns
Washington
Garland Braxton
Sammy Gray
Senators
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ed Wells
Combs
Gene Robertson
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Johnny Frederick
Robins
Pirates
Phillies
Burleigh Grimes
Paul Waner
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Hubbell
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Ben Cantwell
Boston Braves
Braves
Education most powerful agency in hands of man
Atlanta June 4. Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School told Emory University graduates that education is the youngest and most powerful social force behind society. He said four main agencies control social order—home religion government and organized opinion—with education steadily gaining influence beyond political institutions.
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Atlanta
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Emory University
Dean Pound
Paul Stinson Sentenced to Life for Slaying Peavy
Paul Stinson, a black man, was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for the April 27 slaying of Robert Peavy, a white man. The jury recommended mercy.
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Atlanta
Paul Stinson
Robert Peavy
Standings and Results From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Yesterday's baseball results show American League matches with Philadelphia 8 over Detroit 2 and St Louis 6 over Washington 4 while Cleveland Boston were postponed due to cold. National League games include Pittsburg 14 Philadelphia 2 and New York 8 Chicago 1. St Louis 9 Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 12 Boston 3. Southern Association and South Atlantic results noted with multiple scores and a 19 inning Columbia Macon rain delay. Today schedule lists interleague and NL clashes including Boston at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago.
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Cleveland
Boston
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Cincinnati
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Fetenee
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Egee
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Mobile Ee
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Chattanooga Bete Eee
South Atlantic ‘League
Ashéville
Greenville Seabee
Macon Wees Rs
Columbia Ee
Charlotte Paren
Knoxville Ees
Spartanburg
Serene E
Barons Extend League Lead in Slugfest Setback for Pelicans Idle
In Atlanta on June 4 Birmingham Barons crushed Nashville 15 to 8 as Smith homered and drove in three. Wilbur Good’s Atlanta Crackers beat Chattanooga 5 to 3. Greenville beat Asheville 9 to 4, Howell homering twice. Charlotte edged Augusta 6 to 5 with Daughtry homering late. Knoxville topped Spartanburg 8 to 6 in ten innings. Macon-Columbia game was rained out. Montgomery beat Pensacola 2 to 1 as Turner erred. Selma lost to Tampa 7 to 3. Columbus beat Jacksonville 10 to 4 as Littlejohn pitched seven.
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Birmingham Barons
New Orleans Pelicans
Atlanta Crackers
Birmingham
Barons
Nashville
Smith
Wilbur Good
Chattanooga Lookouts
Greenville Spinners
Asheville
Augusta Tygers
Daughtry
Knoxville Smokies
Spartanburg
Turner
Montgomery Lions
Pensacola Fliers
Selma Leafs
Tampa Smokers
Columbus Foxes
Jacksonville Tars
Littlejohn
Fox
Tars
Minor League Matches List From South Atlantic League Schedule
Baseball schedule shows pairings including Chattanooga at Atlanta Little Rock at Mobile Nashville at Birmingham Memphis at New Orleans Knoxville at Spartanburg Asheville at Greenville Macon at Columbia Augusta at Charlotte.
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Southern Association
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Knoxville
Spartanburg
Asheville
Greenville
Macon
Columbia
Augusta
Charlotte
Baseball Leaders and Standings From June 3 Games
The Associated Press reports baseball leaders after June 3. National figures include O’Doul of the Phillies with 405. Douthit of the Cards with 41 RBIs and 61 hits. Frisch and Waner among doubles and triples leaders. Kiein of the Phillies with 13 homers. American leaders feature Foxx of the Athletics batting .425. Gehringer of the Tigers with 41 runs and Simmons with 53 RBIs. Gehrig of the Yankees with 12 homers. Uhle and Crimes noted for pitching wins.
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Phillies
Douthit
Cards
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Frisch
Cardgs
L. Waner
Pirates
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Cuyler
Cubs
Wpitching—Crimes
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Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Alexander
Johnson
Heilmann
Blie
Browns
Gehrig
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West
Senators
Metzler
White Sox
Uhle
Boxers Rule By Knockouts Across Circuits
In Philadelphia George Godfrey stopped Jimmy Burne in Leiperville Pa. New York Leo Williams KOed Harry Fay in Louisville Ky. Boston Gorilla Jones stopped Al Mello in Lowell Mass. Pittsburgh Jack McVey outpointed Osk Till in New York. Cincinnati Tuffy Griffith knocked out Billy Freas in Grand Rapids.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Jimmy Burne
Curdsville
New York
Leo Williams
Harry Fay
Louisville
Boston
Gorilla Jones
Akron
al Mello
Lowell
Mass
Pittsburgh
Jack McVey
Osk Till
Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Tuffy Griffith
Sioux City
Billy Freas
Grand Rapids
Foxx Drives Athletics Past Uhle in 13 Innings
Philadelphia Athletics win 3 to 2 over George Uhle after 13 innings as Jimmy Foxx doubles and scores on a walk by Uhle. Burleigh Grimes remains undefeated with a 14 to 2 Pirates win over the Phillies. Local prep games and upcoming Glen Arven Fourth of July tournament noted with plans to host players from Atlanta and Savannah.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Fox
George Uhle
Uhle
Athletics
Foxx
Burleigh Grimes
Pirates
Phillies
Glen Arven
Radium Springs
Atlanta
Macon
Augusta
Savannah
Thomasville
Piney Woods
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H. Jerger
W. C. Munday, Jr
B. of. Herring Overs
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South Atlantic Association
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Jacksonville
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Tampa
Selma
Pelicans
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Mays
Monticello
Tallahassee
Tom Angley
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