Major League Hit Parade as 16 Homers Plaster MLB
Major League batters pounded 183 hits and 108 runs across eight games led by 16 homers. Pirates rocked Phillies 15 4 in Philadelphia, Giants crushed Reds 10 1 behind Benton, while Cardinals beat Braves 9 6. Ruth Gehrig Foxx powered AL wins with several homers.
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Boxing results from New York and Newark bouts
In New York Stantsalus Loayza of Chile defeated Joe Gilck of New York. In Newark Pierre Charles of Belgium defeated Bud Gorman of Wisconsin. In Montgomery William Young Stribling of Macon knocked out Joe Packo of Cleveland.
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Belgium
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Kenosha
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Gene McHugh
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William (Young) Stribling
Macon
Joe Packo
Cleveland
Pensacola Extends Southeastern League Lead After Split With Montgomery
Pensacola holds a comfortable lead in the Southeastern League after splitting a double header with Montgomery. Earl Hilton pitched the first game win for Montgomery, 3 0, then Pensacola won the nightcap 3 0. Jacksonville rose to third with two wins over Albany, while Charlotte kept Asheville atop the South Atlantic standings by splitting with Macon. Asheville halted Spartanburg with five double plays in a 5 2 victory.
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Buds Rally With Five First Inning But Fall To Quitman 10 6
Buds score five runs in the first inning but lose to Quitman 10 to 6 in Quitman. Errors and timely Quitman hits, plus misplays by the Buds, fuel the final outcome as Flowers holds the Buds in the later frames. Vann, Purcell, Scott and Hawthorne had two hits each for the Buds. Joe Way added a three bagger in the sixth.
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Joe Way
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Baseball Results from Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday's scores show New York and Cincinnati posting big wins in the National League while the American League saw New York’s 17 to 7 victory over Chicago and Washington pummele Cleveland 38 to 2. Southern and Southeastern leagues feature close games and a 14 to 0 rout by Knoxville over Greenville.
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Buds Recovering From Rough Day At Quitman
The Albany Buds narrowly lost after a five run lead eroded by poor defense and miscues. Scott pitched solidly, while Valdosta defeated Moultrie 12 to 5. Albany and Valdosta golf teams meet tomorrow as Glen Arven pressure grows and fans urged, Come out and support the Buds.
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Glen Arven
Joe Kirkwood Leads Field in Chicago Open Qualifiers
Joe Kirkwood of Albany Ga. shot 142 to lead 178 entrants in the Chicago district national open qualifiers. Purdue’s Johnny Lehman withdrew with three holes left after a 74 first round, leaving a potential 67 course record. Eddie Gayer of Chicago finished three strokes back with 145.
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Johnny Lehman
Purdue University
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Joe Kirkwood
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Eddie Gayer
Weather Forecast for South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies with showers in parts of the Carolinas and southern states. Northwest Florida and Georgia anticipate local thundershowers with varying wind directions and speeds into tonight and Thursday.
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Stribling Stops Packo In Seven With Knockout No 101
W L Stribling defeated Joe Packo at Crampton Bowl last night in Montgomery. Packo suffered a broken rib and failed to rise after the count of nine in the seventh round. Stribling extended his string of knockouts to 101 this year, while Packo showed grit before the stoppage.
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Buds Host Moultrie in Next Afternoon Game
The Buds meet Moultrie at the stadium tomorrow afternoon. After a setback in Quitman they aim to rebound in the league. Mills will pitch, having beaten Moultrie twice this season, with Vann, Warnedoe, Davis, Wheeler, Pugh in the infield and Hawthorne, Way, Purcell, Dunn and Scott in the outfield at various times. Game called at four o clock. admission fifty cents for men and twenty five for others.
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Hawthorne
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Scott
Local League Standings Shift After Tuesday Games
Valdosta beat Moultrie to pull ahead of the Buds while Quitman edged ahead of Moultrie in a compact standings update. The table shows Valdosta 3 1 128, Thomasville 1 0 600, Quitman 4 5 55, Moultrie 1 0 0.
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