Buds Rally In Seventh To Defeat Capitals 6 to 5
Thomasville’s Buds erased a 5-2 deficit in the seventh inning at the municipal stadium to beat the Tallahassee Capitals 6 to 5. Grady Alday pitched for Thomasville, allowing nine hits and eight strikeouts, and contributed a three-base hit. Julian Proctor led the Caps with a double and two singles in five trips.
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Buck Wheeler
Babe Dunn
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Babe Erwin
Home Run Chase in Big League Scramble Continues
The season’s hot home run race tightens with Chuck Klein’s 15th lifting the Cubs over the Phillies 6 5. Ruth’s long homer is nullified by rain as the Yankees and Browns endure weather delays. Collins belts his 14th for St. Louis in a 7 5 win over Boston, while Foxx remains close behind. The NL leads see the Giants crush Cincinnati 12 1 and the Dodgers edge Pittsburgh 9 7, with Detroit and Boston also in action amid rain interruptions. Slats Powell makes a highlight one handed catch for Tallahassee in a 4 2 setback to budweiser?
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Travelers' New Pilot Starts Club Humming In Memphis
John ny Monroe, newly named manager of the Little Rock Travelers, begins reshaping the team after a 7 to 1 win over Birmingham. Bud Branom is released. Earle Browne from the outfield will take his place due to Branom's poor hitting despite solid fielding.
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Major League Leaders Highlights From Baseball Statistics
The season’s top hitters and pitchers include Gehringer and Manush leading batting averages with .403 and .390. Gehringer also tops runs with 44, while Bonura and Gehrig share 15 home runs. Wea ver and Medwick pace pitching and hitting lists with multiple standout figures across teams.
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Fans urged to back local baseball and golf efforts in Thomasville
Alday presses readers to support a home baseball team and plans for the Fourth of July Piney Woods golf tournament at Glen Arven. Officials aim for a big event and improved tennis courts, with Ralph McGill commenting on the Baer Carnera heavyweight bout coverage and a Times Enterprise visit to reveal details.
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Carnera Baer Title Fight Preview And Baseball Notes
The column previews the Carnera Baer boxing match with remarks on skill stamina and the need for a knockout to win. It also notes Pittsburgh Pirates slipping in the standings and mentions Thomasville potential tennis growth and the costs of staging amateur golf and tennis events.
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Times Enterprise to Announce Returns of Carnera Baer Fight
The Times Enterprise reports coverage of the Carnera Baer heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island City. AP writers Edward J. Neil and Alan J. Gould will provide blow by blow coverage 15 rounds with ringside details and crowd features. Main bout expected around 9 p.m. EST.
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Unrest Grows in Baer Camp Ahead of Carnera Bout
In Madison Square Garden a heavyweight title fight between Max Baer and Primo Carnera stirs California betting optimism. Doctors declare both fighters in fine shape as Baer aims for a sixth round KO and a potential $350000 gate draw.
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Tails of the Fight We’ll Be Glad to Have You
A compact phrase appears to invite participation or attendance as a crowd gathers or awaits a forthcoming confrontation. The text hints at bookmaker style rallying or promotional language. Details are sparse but imply enthusiasm for an upcoming clash and a welcoming stance for supporters.
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