Major League Leaders From June 8
National League leaders include batting Stephenson Cubs .420 and runs Herman Robins 51. Klein Phillies 55 RBIs. Herman Robins 51, hits Herman Robins 68. Frisch Cardinals 21 doubles, Cuyler Cubs 9 triples, Wilson Cubs 18 homers, Cuyler Cubs 14 steals. American League leaders show batting Rice Senators .400, Ruth Yankees 5 runs, Ruth 53 RBIs, Rice 17 hits, Gehringer Wigers Cronin Senators 19 doubles, Cimbs Yankees 8 triples, Ruth 19 homers, Rice Senators 11 steals.
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Associated Press
National League
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Robins
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Wilson
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Gehringer
Wigers
Cronin
Cimbs
Yesterday's Stars Shine in AP Baseball Roundup
Adolfo Luque pitched the Cubs to a 6-0 victory over the Robins, achieving his sixth straight win with four hits allowed. Wes Ferrell limited the Sena tors to seven hits and drove in the decisive run in the ninth. Lou Blue homered with a man on as the Browns rallied to a 5-4 win over the Yankees. Waitie Hoyt blanked the Red Sox in his Tigers debut, 1-0. Bill Walker threw two hits and led the Giants past the Cards 4-1.
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Associated Press
Adolfo Luque
Robins
Cubs
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Senators
Lou Blue
Browns
Yanks
Waitie Hoyt
Tiggers
Tigers
Red Sox
Sharkey Aims For Heavyweight Title At Yankee Stadium
Edward J. Neil reports Sharkey holds a betting edge over Max Schmeling for the June title fight at Yankee Stadium. The Boston sailor trains steadily toward 196 pounds while Schmeling fights fatigue and weight concerns, with experts warning Sharkey could lose control in the ring.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Fistiana
Bsow
Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey
Max Sehmeling
Sharkey
Yvonne Teuton
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Bob Wwitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Snarkey
Boston
Schmeling
Minneapolis
Johnny Risko
Tom Heeney
Jack
Soa
Sehmeling
Gallant Fox Eligible for Major Purses
Gallant Fox winner of the Bank Preakness Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes is eligible for the American Derby at Washington Park and the Latonia Derby at Latonia. With owner William Woodward silent on future engagements, Kentucky turf followers remain hopeful for further plans.
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Louisville
Gallant Fox
Washington Park
Lathoma
William Woodward
Sir Barton
Maryland
Kentucky
New York
Kentucky Turf
Weekend sports in brief
Belmont race ends with Gallant Fox defeating Whichone by four lengths. Ohio derby winner Dixie Lad defeats favored Gallant Knight, track action in Chicago features Wykoff breaking a century mark in a national college meet. Davis cup results see Spain and Italy advance with notable singles and doubles performances. Golf and other events report winners and losses across Tulsa and New York venues as sports figures suffer losses in various incidents.
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Associated Press
New York
Gallant Fox
Whichone
Belmont
Cleveland
Dixie Lad
Gallant Knight
Chicago
Wykoff
Simpson
Tolan
Gracey
Leland
Southern California
George Bullwinkle
Buds to Face Tallahassee In Crucial Four O Clock Test
The Buds meet Tallahassee at the stadium tomorrow at four with Scott likely to start for the Buds. He beat Tallahassee earlier this season and hopes to do so again aided by solid defense and timely hitting. Valdosta sits one game back while Tallahassee trails by two. a loss hurts Buds first half prospects as only five games remain. A big crowd is expected.
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Tallahassee Capitols
Buds
Scott
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Crackers win to keep pace in Southern league chase
Atlanta Crackers edged Chattanooga Lookouts 7 to 6 in ten innings as Red Baron suffered a foul tip injury. New Orleans beat Little Rock 7 to 2 and 6 to 4 while Birmingham swept Nashville 9 to 4 and 7 to 5, shaping a tight Southeastern League race. Jacksonville defeated Columbus 4 to 0 as Montgomery and Pensacola split. Selma postponed Tampa due to rain.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Southern Association
Little Rock
Barons
Nashville
Mobile
Chicks
Crackers
Lookouts
Red Baron
Selma
Tampa
Jacksonville
Columbus
Leafs
Montgomery Lions
Pensacola
Weather Forecast for Thomasville June 9 1930
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports fair tonight and Tuesday for Thomasville and vicinity. Observations show low pressure over the middle Atlantic coast and Rockies, with Miami recording the greatest 24 hour precipitation, and temperatures below normal across the Cotton Belt but rising in the southwest.
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Middle Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Missouri Valley
Santa Fe
Great Lakes
Gulf
Lakes
Atlantic States
Rio Grande
Missouri
Miami
Cotton Belt
New Mexico
Baseball scoreboard results from yesterday across leagues
Scores include Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4 New York 4 St Louis 5 Boston 0 Detroit 1 Washington 2 Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh 6 Boston 10 Chicago 0 Brooklyn 6 St Louis 1 New York Cincinnati 5 2 Philadelphia 4 0 Atlanta 7 Chattanooga 6 10 innings Birmingham 9 7 Nashville 4 5 Memphis 10 6 Mobile 7 6 2nd called 6th Sunday law Pensacola 6 9 Montgomery 7 2 Columbus 0 Jacksonville 4 Selma Tampa rained out South Atlantic League No Sunday games
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
American Entries Lead British Open Field at Hoylake
Sixteen American players make up the U S contingent for the British Open at Hoylake starting June 16 amid 296 total entries. The lineup includes five Walker Cup players Jones Voigt Moe Johnson and Ven lm, six amateurs and five professionals among fifty two named duels set for Hoylake and Wallasey before the 72 hole final at Royal Liverpool.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Hoylake
Jones
Voigt
Moe
Johnson
Ven Lm
United States
France
Belgium
Germany
Mexico
Canada
Greece
South Africa
Wallasey
Royal Liverpool
A. Dailey
Halifax
Bobby Jones
Norman Newton
Havana
Leo Diegel
J. Brown
Merion Park
Radio Schedule List From June 9 Evening Listings
Eastern time radio programs listed by networks WEAF NBC WABC and WJZ for 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm including Rosalie Wolfe QueriOsities Symphonic Rhythm Gypsies Orchestra Family Party Piano of Dreams Musical Medley Latin American Music Harbor Lights Dan Russo's Dance Orchestra Crockett Mountaineers Current Events Evangeline Adams Walter Winchell Ensemble Minute Drums Couriers Jesse Crawford Observer Pollock's Orchestra Lown's Orchestra Midnight Melodies and more with station IDs and times.
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Associated Press
WEAF
New York
NBC Chain
Rosalie Wolfe
Dan Russo
Wabc New York
CBS Chain
Crockett Mountaineers
Evangeline Adams
Walter Winchell
Couriers
Henry Br
Pari
Jesse Crawford
Observer
WABC
Pollock
Lown
Midnight Melodies
WJZ
Mormon Choir
WIZG
Floyd Gibbons
Amos ’N' Andy
WIZ
Roxy
Young Orchestra
Real Folks
Rochester Civic Ore
Empire Builders
Daily baseball matchups and city pairings listed
Today’s games include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Southern Association Atlanta at Chattanooga Birmingham at Nashville Rock at New Orleans Memphis at Mobile Montgomery at Tampa Pensacola at Jacksonville Selma at Columbus Columbia at Asheville Macon at Charlotte Augusta at Greenville
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Cincinnati
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New Orleans
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Little Rock
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Pensacola
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Helena
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Los Angeles
Macon
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Miami
N. Y
Oklahoma City
Okta
Omaha
Mis
Washington, DC
Wilmington
Williston
N. Q
Tittle
Rock
Samoan population grows but remains mostly native
Census finds 1930 Samoan islands with 9,955 people, up from 1920 and 1912 totals. Native aboriginal population persists, whites scarce and mixed-race residents under three percent. 41 whites recorded.
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Pacific
Grandmother's Mitts Back In Style At Tea Fashion Show
New York society notes highlight black lace mitts paired with black frocks as this spring's fashion. Mrs. Findlay Westover hosts a tea promoting the look suitable for daytime and evening wear. Galant Fox is favored to run in the American and Latonia derbies and may set a record for future three year olds.
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New York
Findlay Westover
Galant Fox
Latonia
Samoan Islands Census Shows Population Rise
Washington reports a marked population increase on the Samoan Islands under U. S. responsibility. The census bureau has just finished its count and notes growing numbers amid the South Seas reports of attractiveness.
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Samoan
Washington
South Seas
United States
Census Bureau
Youth and Age Battle for Honors in Baseball World
Veteran Cuban pitcher Adolfo Luque leads the National League with six straight victories as he tops the list of aging stars, while Harry Heilmann nears the NL batting lead with a .402 average. Seibold wins his tenth complete game, and Wes Ferrell guides Cleveland to a 3 2 victory, as the Giants extend their win streak to eight. Middle aged Bill Walker and Bill Terry deliver key moments for St Louis and New York.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Harry Siebold
Adolfo Luque
Sam” Jones
Ted Lyons
Harry Heilmann
Harry Rice
Brooklyn
Heilmann
Detroit
Phillies
Cincinnatti
Heisman
Philadelphia
Seibold
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Hoyt
Ed Morris
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletic
Chicago
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Lyons
Washington
Ferrell
St. Louis Browns
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Bill Walker
Bill Terry
Walker
Terry
Buds Face Tallahassee in Crucial Clash Tomorrow
Local preview notes a partial free admission for ladies and a potential large turnout as Tallahassee visits. It highlights Lefty Miles as the opponent pitcher, Stribling’s Chicago trip, Von Porat’s steadiness, Sharkey Schmeling odds, Waite Hoyt’s four hitter for Detroit, and Valdosta’s one game back as fans back Perry against the All Stars and Tallahassee.
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Valdosta
Perry
All Stars
Buds
Talahassee
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