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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

4

Baer to challenge Schmeling for heavyweight title in New York

Max Baer arrives from Livermore to meet German champion Max Schmeling in a 15 round title bout at Yankee Stadium. The bout draws near 60,000 fans with estimated receipts around 300000 as Baer’s power and stamina test Schmeling’s quick, varied attack.

Herbert W. Barker Associated Press New York Max Schmeling Max Baer Yankee Stadium t.L.e Jack Dempsey Ventura Jack Sharkey Primo Carera Madison Square Garden Long Island City Schmeling Baer Livermore Calif Atlantic City Lake Swannanoa M. J Dempsey

Westerners Seek Dixie Women's Golf Championship

Four western contenders advance to the second round as the Dixie women's golf championship moves along in Albany Georgia. Notables include Aniela Garczyca Fort Worth Texas and Margaret Maddox Atlanta who posted strong showings while facing Florida and Alabama rivals. Defending champion Reno Fitzhugh Vicksburg Mississippi edged a challenge in extra holes and progresses alongside other western entrants from Oklahoma and Texas.

Albany Aniela Garczyca Fort Worth Texas Margaret Maddox Atlanta Robert Fuller St. Augustine Fla

Georgia-Florida Golf League Closes With Two Matches

The Georgia-Florida Golf League ends with two matches at Glen Arven in Thomasville and one at Moultrie Country Club. Thomasville hosts Tallahassee at Glen Arven while Valdosta seeks another win over Alabama to complete the season. Quitman and Moultrie contest at Colquitt County.

Glen Arven Thomasville

Standings Today In The Southern Circuit

Philadelphia 8 Washington 4 New York 4 8 Boston 0 4 St Louis 3 Chicago 5 Detroit 6 Cleveland 2 Yesterday results show mixed outcomes with several teams posting losses and gains across the schedule. The standings reflect a compact midseason table with several clubs in tight contention.

Boston New York Washington Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Southern Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati

Buds Win Ten-Inning Battle Over Monticello 4-2

Thomasville B buds rally in the tenth to beat Monticello 4-2 in Georgia Florida league action. Odell Pugh reaches on a drop and Charlie Letchas plates the tying run with a squeeze before W Pugh and Letchas score as the Buds total two in extras. Grady Alday limits Monticello to seven hits as Thomasville uses solid defense with only two errors. The win follows a strong six inning performance by the Buds and sets up a trip to Perry tomorrow.

Thomasville Buds Monticello Vann Letchas Connor Dunn Odell Pugh Alday Charlie Letchas Pugh W. Pugh Wheeler Arlime V.pugh Grady Alday Willie

Stribling flies to New York for Schmeling Baer bout

Macon Georgia June 7 W L Stribling heavyweight star who was knocked out by Max Schmeling in his bid for the world championship took off from the airport at 7 45 am for New York to watch the Schmeling Baer fight tomorrow night. He predicts Schmeling will win with confidence aided by his four friends. Green and Kassner back Baer as they head back next week.

Macon W. L. Stribling Max Schmeling New York Schmeling- Baer Stribling Schmeling Baer Fay Boone I. FE. Kassner Earl Block John Green Green Kassner Sharkey Boston Catfish Smith Athens Yale Albie Booth

Valdosta Bowlers Win Rubber Match for Spring Title

In a seven game series finale at Moultrie, Valdosta defeated Thomasville by 99 pins to claim the spring championship. Garrison led Valdosta with over 100 pins in each game, while Joe Flowers topped Thomasville in last game scoring.

Valdosta Thomasville Moultrie Valdostans Joe Flowers

Three Georgia State League teams in cellar

Albany stays in last place after a 8 to 7 win over Americus in Macon. York homered for Albany in the Americus Park contest. Columbus beat Milledgeville 15 to 8 with 18 total hits and four pitchers used. Macon committed errors that allowed Barnesville to win 6 to 2 as Charley Mitchell limited Macon to five hits.

Macon Albany Americus York Americas Park Columbus Milledgeville Barnesville Charley Mitchell Peaches

Texan Tops Cotton States Net Tourney Field

Fort Benning Georgia June 7 Sterling Williams captain of the University of Texas team ranked among leading contenders after a straight set 6-3 6-2 win over Russell Bobbitt of Atlanta. Bert Westens defeated Ray Wheeler of Anniston 6-3 6-2 while Charles Challis lost 6-1 6-4 to Jack Simpson of Atlanta. Additional results include Jimmy Halverstadt over Davis Harding and Jack Mooney over A L Ray.

Fort Benning Stering Williams University of Texas Russell Bobbitt Atlanta Bert Westens Ray Wheeler Anniston Ala Charles Challis Jack Simpson Jimmy Halverstadt Davis Harding Jack Mooney A. L. Ray Miami Hal Crawford Dozier Howard Columbus Billy Reese Ralph Aiken

Capitals Pound Perry Hurlers For 21 Base Hits

Tallahassee and Perry youth baseball clash ends 19 to 6 in favor of the Capitals as Clemons and Lewis homer and Capital pitchers dominate. Ten Perry hits off Tallahassee pitching aid six Perry runs amid costly Capital errors. Parker Proctor and Dendy lead Capital with three hits each.

Tallahassee Fla Ben Clemons Lewis Perry Capitals Bears Capital Parker J. Proctor Dendy

Schmeling Baer Fight Returns Promised By The Times Enterprise

The Times Enterprise will provide round by round results of the Schmeling vs Baer fight tomorrow night. AP prints service will offer a megaphoned resume for readers in or out of the broadcast area. Also noted are past stars Catfish Smith and William Muldoon with brief career mentions and a short Athens reference.

The Times-Enterprise Schmeling-Baer

Sarazen Mystery Man in National Open Tournament

Glenview Ill June 7 Gene Sarazen today was a man of deep mystery suspected and respected by his 1650 rivals for the National Open golf championship as they practiced for the big show. He played two nine hole rounds then retired to save his shots for tomorrow and Saturday. The field debated a winning total near 292 for the 72 hole event on the 6927 yard course with many naming Sarazen as the man to beat alongside Hagen Smith Wood Runyan Van Elm Cruickshank Burke and others.

Glenview Ill Gene Sarazen 6Rth Shore Sarazen Gene The Mercury Corse Fresh Meadow Bobby Cruickshank T. Philip Perkins Great Britain Walter Hagen MacDonald Smith Graig Wood Deal N. J Paul Runyan George van Elm Billy Burke

Smokies suffer 10 7 loss as first league triple play tops year

In Atlanta on June 7 Knoxville falls 10 to 7 to Chattanooga after a long ten inning game. The Smokies execute the first triple play of the season in the sixth inning with Linke Maple Brandes Hipps Horne involved. Memphis edges New Orleans 6 to 5 in 12 innings, Ward homers twice. Birmingham beats Little Rock 4 to 3. Nashville routs Atlanta 15 to 4 with 19 Knoxville hits off Butcher and Hasty.

Nashville Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville Little Rock Birmingham Memphis New Orleans Southern Association Smokies Linke Lookouts Brandes Maple Hipps Horne Monahan Ward Little Rock Travelers Sheaf Atlanta Crackers Vols Butcher Hasty

Fights Night in Newark Features Lesk Nedy Knockout

In Newark New Jersey Lesk Nedy of Los Angeles knocks out Stanley Poreda of Jersey City in a one punch night fight card. The bout results highlight a hard hitting program as promoters staged a dramatic finish with Nedy securing a knockout in the 10th round.

Associated Press Newark N. J Lesk Nedy Los Angeles Stanley Poreda Jersey City

Reds Fight With Cards Marks Wild Day In Baseball

The Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6-2 as Dizzy Dean and Paul Derringer sparked a postgame fracas and suspensions. The Giants beat Brooklyn 7-2, Pirates lost 5-3 to the Cubs, Athletics and Yankees won, White Sox topped the Browns, and Detroit beat Cleveland 5-2.

Hugh 8S. Fullerton, JR Associated Press New York Yankees Washington Senators St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Jerome Dizzy) Dean Paul Derringer Reds Burgess Whitehead Bill Hallahan Sylvester Johnson New York Giants Derringer Dean Dizzy Cincinnati George Watkins St. Louis Jewel Ens Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Owen Carroll Pittsburgh Pirates Leon Chagnon Chicago Cubs Phillies Boston Philadelphia Athletics Washington Ed Coleman Mickey Cochrane Herb Pennock Babe Ruth Yankees Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Cleveland Indians

Crews and Pa Stribling Set for Radium Springs Match

Leland Crews left this morning to meet Pa Stribling at Ochlocknee. They plan to travel to Radium Springs where the Southern Women's journey is under way. The Glen Arven pro and W L Stribling's father-manager are expected to play a match on the Radium course.

Leland Crews Pa” Stribling Ochlocknee Radium Springs Glen Arven W. L. Stribling Radium

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