National sports scene mixed with pitching woes and trades
The piece criticizes Sharkey vs Schmeling as a poor main event and notes Max and Sharkey lack championship quality. Herbert Scott will miss two weeks with a hand injury after a Tuesday game versus Tallahassee. Cleveland wins three straight from the Athletics, led by Peckinpaugh's hitters. Chuck Klein tops NL batting as a Phillies pitcher shortage grinds on team hopes.
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Herbert Scott
Tallahassee
Buds
Stringer
Milton
Monticello
Herbert
Major League Leaders and Edith Rockefeller McCormick
In the June 13 update, National League leaders include Klein of Philadelphia with a .412 batting average and 61 RBIs. Terry of San Francisco leading in runs with 54 and hits with 83. Frisch of St. Louis tops doubles with 21. Cuyler of Chicago leads triples and steals with 9 and 15. Wilson of Chicago has 18 homers. American League leaders show Rice of Washington batting .393 and RBIs leader Ruth of New York with 57. Ruth also tops home runs with 20 and runs with 61. The note adds Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick employs twenty seven servants.
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Associated Press
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Cronin
Combs
Goslin
Manush
Crowder
Browns
Washington
Detroit
Schmeling 70 Sails For Home In August Announcement
heavyweight title scene remains unsettled after Schmeling loses to Sharkey on a fourth round low blow. Sharkey leads by a wide margin, public opinion shifts away from Schmeling, and plans emerge for Schmeling to sail home in August then return to Germany in 1931.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Teuton
Sharkey
Twisnurd
der Max
Young Stribling
Phil Scott
Schmeling
Max
Germany
Berlin
Madison Square Garden
Victorio Campolo
Tunney-Muldoon
Schmeting
Gene Tunney
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Stanley M. Isaacs
Georgia Healthcade rests in Brunswick a coastal tour
In Brunswick Georgia June 14 the Georgia Healthcade completed its first week resting in the port city after visiting Albany Thomasville Bainbridge Quitman Valdosta and other south Georgia towns. The group tours malaria drainage projects civic enterprises educational institutions and reforestation efforts as part of the Ellis Health law statewide. Meanwhile in California fourteen thousand real estate salesmen failed to qualify for permanent licenses under a new examination law.
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Georgia Healthcade
Atlanta
Albany
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Quitman
Valdosta
South Georgia
Southern
California
Fourteen Horses Named For Washington Park American Derby
Chicago June 14 Fourteen horses were named for the twenty second running of Washington Park's American Derby with a $50 000 purse. Gallant Fox was withdrawn leaving Gallant Knight Snowflake of the east Alcibiades of the west and Tannery among the top contenders. Other entrants include Portmanteau General Jackson Revielle Bay Xenofol Plucky Play Michigan Boy Dark Sea Ned O and more representing Wheatley Stable Audley Farm Northway Stable and other owners.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Gallant Fox
Snowflake
Alcibiades
Gallant Knight
Tannery
Walter J. Salmon
Flyer
Audley Farm
Portmanteau
5S. M. Rosenheim
C. B. Irwin
General Jackson
Wheatley Stable
J.A. Best
G. A. Cochran
Northway
J. A. Pontius
W. S. Kilmer
Ned O
Tariff Bill Looms Over Hoover Near 1932 Bid
Washington, June 14. As June marks the midway point of his first term President Hoover faces a storm of public issues. Tariff legislation, farm relief, prohibition, and foreign relations dominate talk in Washington with party rifts widening. Allies hope the president’s policy record yields dividends by 1932 while foes in the Senate press for changes and a possible renomination bid remains unspoken but anticipated.
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Washington
Hoover
Kansas City
Congress
Borah
Norris
Senate
Farm Board
White House
Prohibition
Memphis Bowed to Barons and Only Eight Blows
The Memphis club of the Southern Association lost 4 to 2 to the Birmingham Barons as Touchstone limited the Chicks to eight hits. The series stands two games to two with today's clash deciding the winner.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Southern Association
Birmingham Barons
Touchstone
Baron Moundsman
Nashville
Volunteers
Mobile Bears
Zumbro
Bears
Jim Poole
Jay Partridge
Little Rock
Messenger
Marty
Barnabe
Crackers
Appling
Hig
Johnston
Selma Leafs
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Ellis
Columbus Foxes
Lee- Tampa
Alsbrook
Lee
Pensacola
Alsobrook
Tampa
Singleton
Puzzle Poise and Wordplay Through a Cryptic Challenge
The page presents a scrambled crossword style puzzle list with clues and partial answers. It includes bird names, geographic terms, and linguistic hints, mixing wordplay and trivia. Readers are invited to solve by matching clues such as drinking place and Turkish title to form a themed completion.
Goslin Traded to Browns for Manush and Crowder
Washington star Goose Goslin moves to St Louis in a straight swap for Heinie Manush and Alvin Crowder. The deal, brokered by club presidents, reshapes the 1929 rosters as Washington and St Louis open a four game series at Sportsmans Park.
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St. Louis
Leon “Goose” Goslin
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Heinie Manush
Alvin Crowder
Bill Freil
Browns
Phil Ball
Clarke Griffith
Washington
Goslin
Manush
Senators
Sportsmans Park
Mrs French Receives Prison Sentence For Slaying Railroad Man
Atlanta dispatch states Peggy French is sentenced to eight to twelve years for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of John S. Garmon, a railroad dispatcher, in his apartment after a five hour jury deliberation. An appeal and bail plea were filed. The defense argued self defense amid a stalled affair with a second woman.
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Atlanta
Peggy French
John S. Garmon
Women’s Federation of Clubs Endorses Prohibition Today
Denver reports the General Federation of Women’s Clubs endorses prohibition and world peace by treaty after its biennial convention. The group, with over 3,000,000 members, strong-armed the issue with only eleven votes against the prohibition resolution. Some members objected to the word sinister but stayed supportive of the dry law.
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Denver
Colo
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Bus Schedule for Cairo Bainbridge Moultrie and Thomasville
Eastern time schedule lists departures to Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points at 9 00 am and 6 45 am. Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points leaves at 8 50 am 11 15 am and 3 00 pm.
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Moultrie
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Cairo
Indians Take Early Lead With Seventh Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians surged to first place with a seventh straight victory, routing the world champion 15 to 2 behind Wesley Ferrell’s tenth win as George Walberg and Eddie Rommel struggled. Other games saw the Senators beat the White Sox, Browns edge Red Sox in 11 innings, Yankees topple Detroit 10 to 9, Reds defeat Robins 8 to 5, Cubs over Phillies 7 to 5, and Braves 9 to 8 in ten innings while Bill Walker earned his eighth win for the Giants in a win over the Pirates.
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Athletics
Cleveland
Grove
Earnshaw
Walberg
Peckinpaugh
Roa Ok
Orlo Roberton
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Grcagy
Indians
Wesley Ferrell
George Walberg
Eddie Rommel
Noise Seemingly Upsets Woman in Spartanburg Tale
Mrs. J. T. E. Thomas of 445 South Arch Street writes about a year of nervous, weak condition worsened by noise. After trying Cardui, she reports improvement and six bottles used. She praises Cardui as a beneficial medicine with long standing use and harmless ingredients.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Cardus
Baseball Scores From Today Across Leagues
Highlights from the majors and minor leagues include Washington beating Chicago 6 to 2, New York 10 Detroit 9, Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 15, and St Louis 8 Boston 9 in 11 innings. Southern and Southeast leagues report varied results with Mobile and Nashville, and Charlotte and Columbia games.
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Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Yesterday's Results Across Baseball Leagues
Scores from yesterday show Boston at Chicago and St Louis at Brooklyn among others. Multiple matchups include Philadelphia vs Cleveland and New York vs Detroit with several league pairings noted.
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Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
National League Cincinnat
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's Stars In Baseball Wins And Highlights
Bill Walger of the Giants pitched the team to an 7-2 victory over the Pirates with six hits allowed. Rabbit Maranville sparked the Braves with key singles in the 10th to enable a run against the Cardinals. Ad Liska of the Senators shut out the White Sox 6-2 behind a four hit effort. Gabby Hartnett homered twice as the Cubs defeated the Phillies 7-5. Rip Collins of the Browns held the Red Sox to four hits in 11 innings in a 1-0 win.
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White Sox
Ad Liska
Chicago
St. Louis
Rip Collins
Milton Gaston
Browns
Red Sox
Ralph Kress
Collings
Gaston
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yankees
Sammy Byrd
Yanks
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Chuck Kleig
Braves
Cardinals
Sherdel
Bell
Walsh
Maranville
Bill Walker
Giants
Pirates
Walker
Associated Press
Bill Walger
Rabbit Maranville
Hig
Welsh
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