Georgia State Amateur Championship Scheduled for Glen Arven
The Georgia State Golf Association announced the Georgia State Amateur Championship will be held at Glen Arven Country Club Thomasville July 4 to 8 with 128 players in four flights. Entrants must be Georgia residents for one year and club members in good standing. Prizes exist for flight winners runners up and a four man team prize, with Charlie Yates of Atlanta the defending champion. Piney Woods may be postponed and run separately several weeks later.
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Piney Woods
Florida
George Converse
Valdosta
Goodman Takes Sh Y Young Oklahoma Giant Killer
Johnny Goodman, the Omaha golfer, moved into the lead at Pebble Beach in the national open, matching and surpassing rivals with a 66. His 66 tied Gene Sarazen’s Open record, while Armour and others chased from behind as the field narrowed to 66 contenders. The Piney Woods Tournament's fate also sparked southern Georgia debate over summer scheduling.
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Johnny Goodman
Bobby Jones
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Tommy Armour
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Gene Sarazen
North Shore
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Joe Kirkwood
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Craig Wood
Deal
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Ralph Guldhl
St. Louis
Mortie Dutra
T. Philip Perkins
Sarazen
Charles “Chick” Evans, Jr
Chicago
Memphis Holds Lead With 8-6 Win Over Barons in 14 Innings
Memphis escaped a 14 inning attack by the Birmingham Barons to win 8 to 6 and stay atop the Southern Association standings. Knoxville beat Atlanta 15 to 11, New Orleans defeated Little Rock 7 to 1, and Chattanooga nipped Nashville 5 to 2 in a pitcher’s duel.
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Knoxville
Smokies
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Larsen
Southern League
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
Comebacks Feature Batting Races in Both Major Leagues
New York reports a week of batting races with Al Simmons returning to American League lead and Pepper Martin reclaiming the National League top. Simmons gained ten points while Martin moved from fifth to first with a 13 point rise. Chuck Klein tops NL slugging stats with 68 hits 17 doubles 10 homers 43 runs, while Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Jimmy Foxx tie for AL home run lead at 12.
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New York
al Simmons
Pepper Martin
Simmons
Martin
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Chick Fallis
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Baseball Schedule Note for National League Matchups
Cincinnati faces Pi Seburea while Chicago plays St Boston clashes Brooklyn. Philadelphia visits New York in the National League slate with multiple city pairings listed.
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Pi Seburea
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Boston
Brooklyn
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New York
Boxing Shifts in Favor of Schmeling as Sharkey Looms
The article discusses Schmeling’s surprising dominance in a key heavyweight match, countering early predictions from experts and betting odds. It notes the draw of a potential Sharkey vs Carnera clash and hints at broader boxing matchups shaping the season, with Johnson and Dempsey in promoter roles and golf writer comments on upcoming events.
Chronked Round 3 Mix Up at Pirates Event
A garbled fragment mentions two participants and a round 3 moment involving Cronk and Cronk like names, with references to Chicago and Pirates. The readable bits suggest a racing or contest round mishap or results unclear due to text corruption.
Gorczyca Leads Defending Champ In Dixie Women's Finals
Miss Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth Texas earns a finals spot to challenge Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Mississippi for the southern women’s golf championship West of the Mississippi. Gorczyca defeated Estelle Drennan of Tulsa on the 16th hole while Fitzhugh beat S B Lippitt of Albany 8 and 7 to reach the final.
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Albany
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Texas
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Miss
Estelle Drennan
Tulsa
Okla
Fitzhugh
S. B. Lippitt
Gorczyca
Margaret Maddox
Atlanta
Mrs Ben Fitzhugh Defends Title Against Texas Star
Miss Aniela Gorzyca from Texas led the first nine holes two up on Mrs. Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Mississippi as the Southern Women's golf championship began in Bany Georgia on June 10.
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Texas Star
Radium Springs
Albany
Aniela Gorzyca
Vicksburg
Miss
Easterners Reach Cotton States Net Tourney Semis
At Fort Benning Georgia on June 10 three eastern players and a Texan advanced to the men’s singles semifinals of the Cotton States tournament. Wilmer Hines beat Billy Reese after a 4-6 6-4 6-2 comeback. Karl Kamrath defeated Jack Mooney while Bryan Grant and Martyn Buxby also moved on. doubles saw Buxby and Westens beat Hines and Beavers in a tight match.
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Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Billy Reese
Atlanta
Karl Kamrath
Austin
Texas
Jack Mooney
Bryan Grant
Robert Little
Martyn Buxby
Miami
Fla
Jack Simpson
Grant
Buxby
Hines
Reese
Reds hold lead with six hits in 2 0 victory
Luke Appling and the White Sox staged a 14th inning homer to edge the Tigers 10 9. Tex Carleton of the Cardinals limited the Cubs to seven hits for his seventh win. Tony Lazzeri homered with two on to boost the Yankees over the Athletics.
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Luke Appling
White
Sox
Pigers
Tex Carleton
Cardinals
Cubs
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Yanks
Athletics
Dempsey Bets On Sharkey Baer Clash After Garden Fight
Jack Dempsey will cheer his rival Jack Sharkey as Sharkey defends June 29 at Madison Square Garden. Dempsey believes Sharkey beating Carnera could pave the way for a Baer title bout, with Baer allied to the former champion. He has booked Baer for a barnstorming tour and may seek a Schmeling rematch.
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Associated Press Sports
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Jack Sharkey
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Dempsey
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
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Jack
Long Island City
Buffalo
Schmeling
California
Yesterday's MLB and minor league scores across leagues
Results show Washington defeated Boston 7 to 2 and New York edged Philadelphia 7 to 6. Detroit beat Chicago 10 to 9 in 14 innings. Cincinnati fell to Pittsburgh 0 to 2, St. Louis routed Chicago 12 to 2. Southern League tallies include New Orleans over Little Rock 7 to 1, Birmingham beating Memphis 8 to 6 in 4 innings, plus other listed outcomes.
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Americus Player Banned for Umpire Attack in Albany
Americus outfielder Jackson was fined 24 dollars in Albany police court after assaulting umpire Seay during the second game of a Americus at Albany doubleheader. Seay's jaw was struck, he collapsed briefly and received medical care. J D Holland of Macon said he would ban Jackson from the Georgian State League.
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Americus Cardinal
Georgia State League
Seay
Americus
Albany
J. D Holland
Macon
Cardinals Make Great Record In Climb To The Top
The St. Louis Cardinals moved back to first in the National League with a 12-2 win over the Chicago Cubs as Leo Durocher joined the lineup and pitchers Dizzy Dean Bill Hallahan and Tex Carlton dominated. Jimmie Foxx Lou Gehrig tied Babe Ruth for home runs as the Yankees beat the Athletics 7-6 while Luke Appling hit a 14th inning homer to lift the White Sox over Detroit 10-9. The Pirates beat the Reds 2-0, and the Senators shut out the Red Sox 7-2 behind Whitehill. Cleveland and St Louis were idle.
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Associated Press
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Gabby Street
Chicago Cubs
Leo Durocher
Dizzy Dean
Bill Hallahan
Tex Carlton
Carleton
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Steve Swetonic
Paul Derringer
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
al Simmons
Gerald Walker
Detroit
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Earl Whitehill
Cleveland
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Baseball Leaders From The Era Highlight Standouts
The report lists top performers across leagues with names like Martin Cardinals Klein Phillies and Gehrig Yankees. It covers batting batting averages runs batted in and hits with leaders Simmons West Combs Ruth and Foxx among noted sluggers. Pitching leaders include Hallahan Carleton Schumacher Thurston Brennan Allen and McAfee Russell.
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Moore
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Phillies
Klein
Hartnett
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Hallahan
Carleton
Schumacher
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Gehrig
Foxx
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Manush
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Averill
Indians
Stone
Tigers
Goslin
Ruth
Walter
Chapman
Brennan
Allen
McAfee
Russell
Vickers Scraps In Iron Man Stunt With Albany
Macon Ga June 10 Hugh Vickers Americas pitcher in the Georgia State League tried an iron man feat against Albany yesterday but settled for an even break. The Indians lost the first game 6 to 3 but won the second 5 to 2. Doss held Milledgeville to hits and Columbus moved to second place with a 10 to 2 victory. Macon also rose to fourth by sweeping Barnesville 8 to 4 and 6 to 2.
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Hugh Vickers
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Indians
Vickers
Paul Doss
Milledgeville
Columbus
Barnesville
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