Buds Fall Short In Perry Protest Contests Exhibition
Sidelights note Reggie Hawthorne’s first season game with five putouts two sensational catches and safe hits with runners aboard. Everett Wheeler and Campbell added two base hits apiece while Lundquist bolstered his defense with notable stops despite three errors. Perry protests a called strike count as fans lash the umpires. a wandering spectator briefly enters the field amid a host town crowd.
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Robinson
W. T. Mardre
Scott
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Faircloth
Callicotte
Davis
Moody
Short
Swanson
B. McCall
Baker
Woodward
Blue
Lunquist
Hawthorne
Garner
Southern Loop scoreboard morning report
New Orleans captured the Southern Association lead with a 2 to 1 win over Memphis in a pitcher’s duel. Atlanta moved from cellar by winning fifth straight as Chamion Barons and other games saw varied outcomes across the league including Nashville Chattanooga rainouts and Pensacola rallying to beat Montgomery in 12 innings.
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Walker
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Wajor League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League batting Herman Robins .425 runs Herman Frederick 47 RBIs Wilson Cubs 48 hits Frederick Herman 71 doubles Frisch Cardinals 21 triples Cuyler Cubs 16 stolen bases Cuyler Cubs 14 American League batting Gatting Rice .402 runs Ruth Yankees 50 RBIs Simmons Athletics 48 hits Rice Senators 72 doubles Gehringer Tigers 18 triples Combs Yankees 8 home runs Ruth Yankees 17 stolen bases Rice Senators 10
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Ball Player with Long Name Worries Greensboro Writers
Champaign Illinois June 4 A university star James Lymperopoulos signed a card with the St Louis Cardinals and was sent to the Greensboro Piedmont League club for experience. His 13 letter name has challenged Big Ten writers and catchers during the 1930 season, when he stole 27 bases including seven home plates.
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N. C
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Yale Football Giant Brink Thorne Dies at 56
Samuel Brinckerhoff Brink Thorne once starred as Yale’s halfback during the Heffelfinger and Hinkey era. He died at Harbor Hospital aged 56 from pleurisy after a fishing trip fall caused a hip injury and subsequent blood clot and infection.
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Harbor Hospital
Wyatt Proving Be Great Relief Pitcher This Year
Whitlow Wyatt, a big Georgian acquired by Detroit, has emerged as a top late inning pitcher. He saved Detroit in an 8 to 4 loss to Washington after a seven run second inning by the Senators, then held them to three hits over seven innings.
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Evansville
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Whitehill
Sullivan
Ray Kolp
Cincinnati
Kolp
Larry Benton
New York Giants
Giants
Benton
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results show New York 18 over Chicago 7 and St Louis 11 over Brooklyn 6. Other games include Philadelphia 10 over Cincinnati 1, Detroit 4 over Washington to 4, and Southeastern League matchups with Montgomery 4 Pensacola 2 in 12 innings.
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Matchups Listed for Teams Across Cities
A long list of scheduled games appears with teams such as New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Atlanta Birmingham Little Rock Mobile Memphis New Orleans Chattanooga Nashville Montgomery Pensacola Columbus Tampa Selma Jacksonville Asheville Columbia Charlotte Macon Greenville Augusta.
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Last Night’s Ring Outcomes Across Cities
Chicago fighter Bud Taylor stopped Jackie Johnson in a knockout in Terre Haute Indiana. Maxie Rosenbloom outpointed George Hoffman in New York. Marty Gallagher beat Salvatore Ruggirello in Washington. Irish Del Kennedy outpointed Wilson Yarho in Fresno California.
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Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
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Toronto
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George Hoffman
Marty Gallagher
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Salvatore Ruggirello
Italy
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Wilson Yarho
Cleveland
Wrigley Plans Big Signings as Cubs Rebound
Chicago June 4 Owner William Wrigley Jr says he is ready to buy more players for talent but the Cubs cripples have surged back winning every game. Hal Carlson died and Rogers Hornsby broke his ankle last week prompting a player search which has since paused as the team remains unstoppable.
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Von Porat Refuses Fight With Stribling in Chicago
Otto Von Porat has refused the scheduled 10 round bout with Young Stribling at Chicago Stadium on June 16. The Norse heavyweight declined to meet Stribling at this time, as advised by his camp.
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Baseball Roundup: Yankees, Indians Win in High-Scoring Games
Louis added seven doubles and a triple in a 16 total to decide. Babe Ruth hit his 17th homer as the Yankees beat the White Sox 13 to 7 with 19 hits. Wes Ferrell powered the Indians past the Red Sox 8 to 3 on 17 hits. The Athletics beat the Browns 4 to 1 in a six inning mound duel after Jimmy Foxx and Bing Miller homered.
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St. Louis Browns
Lefty Grove
Dick Coffman
St. Louis
Jimmy Foxx
Bing Miller
Athletics
Local squad edges Perry 5 to 4 in league clash
The Buds defeated Perry 5 to 4 in a tense league game here. Hard hitting by the locals produced the decisive runs as Everett, Campbell and Hawthorne starred with timely hits and steady defense. Milton to pitch tomorrow as the Buds defend top spot amid close race with Valdosta and Tallahassee.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine as Teams Rally to Wins
Wally Gilbert drove in Clark with the deciding run in the sixth to beat the Pirates. Jimmy Foxx and Bing Miller slugged consecutive seventh inning homers as the Athletics toppled the Browns. Wes Ferrell earned his eighth win, limiting the Red Sox to eight scattered hits. Earl Combs collected a triple double and three singles, driving the Yankees past the White Sox. Charley Grimm contributed two doubles and two singles as the Cubs defeated the Braves.
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Schmeling Bends Right Finger Stuns Reporters
Endicott New York June 4 Max Schmeling surprised fight writers at his cottage by showing a bent right third finger that would not straighten He said a New York surgeon Dr W G Fralick would visit Saturday The digit has a history of blood poisoning and multiple past operations and he plans to golf with the surgeon.
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Schmeling
W. G. Fralick
New York
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