Buds defeat Capitals 9 to 7 in Thomasville win
Thomasville Buds beat Tallahassee Capitals 9-7 at Vassar Field to move toward a Thursday game vs Monticello. Pugh hit a fourth inning three run homer, Williams earned the win and Alday closed out the ninth. Tallahassee rallied for three in the ninth but fell short.
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Thomasville
Buds
Tallahassee
Monticello
Municipal Stadium
Thomanville
Capitals
Vassar
Pugh
Blalock
Capital
Odell Pugh
Williams
Conner
Vassar Pugh
Berry
Pat” Williams
Grady Alday
Eed Lal
Tallahassee Capitals
Altho
Reggy Hawthorn
Bhat
Thomasville Tennis Team Opens League With Moultrie
The Georgia-Florida Tennis League begins tomorrow with Moultrie’s team visiting Thomasville for singles and doubles at Forbes Field and Joye’s court. Thomasville selections likely include D. R. Joye, Winnie Bramblett, Lawrence Walker, Losen Clark, Bill Cochran, Bobby Ausley, among others. No admission fees.
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Moultrie
Thomasville
Forbes Field
Joye
D. R. Joye
Winnie Bramblett
Lawrence Walker
Losen Clark
Bill Cochran
Bobby Ausley
Tallahassee
Bainbridge
Night Lights Fight Results From Multiple Cities
The report lists boxing outcomes across cities, with Philadelphia Lees Ramage defeating Babe Hunt by points and Lou Poster stopping Jack McCoy. Chicago saw Solly Dukelsky outpoint Norman Brown while Danny Delmont beat Owen Miller, Des Moines featured Lefty Louie Mays stopping Don Pedigo, and Gainesville had Vasco Forsyth win by technical knockout over Jimmy Griffin.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Calif
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Lou Poster
New York
Jack McCoy
Lieperville
Chicago
Solly Dukelsky
Norman Brown
Indianapolis
Danny Delmont
Owen Miller
Gary
Ind
Des Moines
Lefty Louie Mays
Don Pedigo
Chariton
Jack Ricco
St. Louis
Dave Nemo
Drek
Gainesville
Fla
Vasco Forsyth
Starke
Jimmy Griffin
Valdosta
Perit
Tallahassee Beats Thomasville in Ninth Inning Setback
Yeager and Poage spark Capitals as Letchas injured. Proctor Conner Berry and Pugh homer, Woodward Woodward double plays and Riley to Poage to Clemons turn two. Williams Aiday Berry strikeouts highlight tense game.
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Yeager
Poage
Tallahassee
Capitals
Riley
Clemons
Vann
Wheeler
Letchas
Charlie Letchas
Vaughan
Thomasville
Pas
POA
el Conner
Cece
V. Pugh
Berry
Dunn
Woodward
O. Pugh
Willima
Pugh
Proctor
Conner
Clemona
Williams
Aiday
Soden
Young Turnesa Leads Amateur Win Over Ryder Cup Team
Willie Turnesa, 17, of Elmsford New York, teamed with Howard Bergman to win 2 and 1 for the Turnesa amateurs against Horton Smith and Ed Dudley in a foursomes exhibition. The Ryder Cup team claimed three other matches as Sarazen, Runyan, and Hagen bested other partners. The youth's scoring included birdie deuces on four short holes and nearly matched the course record at 67. The Cup squad to England aboard the Aquitania after a farewell banquet.
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New York
Turnesa
Willie Turnsea
Elmsford
N. Y
Metropolis
White Plains
Howard Bergan
Jess
Hagen
Runyan
Max Marston
Swetser
Gene Sarazen
Olin Dutra
George Voigt
Eddie Driggs
Billy Burke
Denny Shute
Sidney Noyes
Columbus Leads Georgia League After Easy Win
Macon, June 14. Columbus routed Barnesville 16 to 5 as the Foxes scored in six innings to seize first place in the Georgia State Baseball League. Benny Rothstein belted a ninth inning homer driving in two, while Milledgeville beat Americus 11 to 9 behind Lefty Epps who contributed a homer and three singles. Albany defeated Macon 11 to 5.
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Macon
Barnesville
Columbus
Foxes
Benny Rothstein
Milledgeville
Americus
Lefty Epps
Albany
New Orleans Ties For Lead In Southern League
New Orleans Pelicans tied for first in the Southern Association with Memphis after a 9 to 5 win over Chattanooga. Birmingham moved within reach with a 7 to 3 victory over Nashville as Lisenbee debuted for the Barons. Knoxville beat Memphis 3 to 1 in a pitching duel, Blethen earning his fifth win with Smokies. Ted Kieinhans earned his ninth win for Atlanta in a 5 to 1 over Little Rock.
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Atlanta
New Orleana
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Ted Kleinhaus
Travelers
Brethen
Cracker Castoff
Memphis Chicks
Knoxville
Glen Arven Golf Course Captivates in Thomasville Visit
Atlanta sports writer Jimmy Burns praises Glen Arven near Thomasville as a tough but handsome layout with challenging doglegs and storied greens. Pa Stribling and Pro Crews feature. course records of 68 and a looming state tournament in July draw Atlantans to the Georgia course.
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Jimmy Burns
Atlanta
Glen Arven
Thomasville
Ochlocknee
Leland Crews
East Lake
Capital City
Frank Buck
Woods
Port Arthur
Pa Stribling
Indications Carey May resign as Madison Square Garden chief
Reports circulated that William Carey plans to resign as president of Madison Square Garden possibly after the Sharkey Carnera fight. No official confirmation or denial was issued as brigadier general John Reed Kilpatrick was named as a possible successor. Carey rejected rumors of entering California’s film industry.
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New York
William Carey
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Carey
Garden
Tex Rickard
John Reed Kilpatrick
Yale
California
How Did It Happen by N. B
A mash of sports and local notes covers baseball and boxing. The Philadelphia Athletics fell to fifth after a Senators win, while the Indians beat the Tigers and the Red Sox beat the Yankees. Plus boxing and golf news from Texas and Sacramento and Tallahassee baseball actions with Pugh’s homer and Kleinhaus’ win for Atlanta.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Indians
Tigers
Red Sox
Yanks
Lou Terry Wins Ten Round Decision Over Chino Alvarez
Lou Terry, 183, of St. Louis, defeated Chino Alvarez, 130, Cuban, in a ten round lightweight bout in Jacksonville. Terry stayed on the attack, outscored Alvarez overall, and earned two of three judges’ votes despite Alvarez’s harder punches and a fourth round stagger.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lou Terry
St. Louis
Chino Alvarez
Terry
Alvarez
Treasury receipts and expenditures report June 12
Treasury receipts for June 12 totaled 13 811 691.59 dollars with expenditures of 17 208 440.56 and a balance of 276 250 638.01 dollars. Customs duties for the first 12 days of June amounted to 8 649 093.79 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Results show the American League games with New York 6 against Boston 6 and Philadelphia 6 over Washington 10. Cleveland edged Detroit 1 to 0. In the National League Boston 3 lost to New York 8 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 15. Cincinnati and Chicago split, and other city matchups included St Louis, Little Rock, Memphis, Birmingham, New Orleans, and Chattanooga with various outcomes.
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New York
Masegi
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit Cere
St. Louis
Boston Tec
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Errr
Little Rock
Knoxville
Detroit
Weekend NBA Matchups Highlight Atlantic and Southern Showdowns
The schedule lists Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Little Rock at Atlanta two games Memphis at Knoxville New Orleans at Chattanooga and Birmingham at Nashville.
White Sox loom as new threat to Yanks and Senators
The White Sox rose to third in the American League as Whit Wyatt shaped a strong start, beating the Browns 6-1 after a near no hit bid. Washington swept Philadelphia 10-6 to drop the Athletics, while Cleveland edged Detroit 1-0 on a ninth-inning rally. The Reds beat the Cubs 2-1, Giants outslugged the Braves 6-3, and the Phillies crushed Brooklyn 15-4.
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White Sox
Senators
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Whitlow Wyatt
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit
Wyatt
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Vic Frasier
Hank McDonald
Browns
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
Heinie Manush
Goose Goslin
Joe Cronin
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Walter Johnson
Hildebrand
Tommy Bridges
Joe Vosmik
Frank Pytlak
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Dustin Cooke
Lou Gehrig
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Leu Warneke
Cubs
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
Steven Swetonic
Guss Suhr
Phillies
Brooklyn
Baseball Stats Leaders Snapshot From Daily Box Scores
A compact roundup highlighting top batting leaders like Simmons White Sox and Gehrig Yankees. It lists runs batted in leaders Klein Phillies Hartnett Cubs and others with notes on doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across teams including Yankees Athletics Cardinals Phillies and Giants.
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Associated Press
Simmons
White Sox
Chapman
Yankees
Gehrig
Combs
Foxx
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Averill
Indians
Burns
Browns
Sewell
Johnson
Goslin
Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Brennan
Grove
Hildebrand
Martin
Cardinals
Klein
Phillies
Bartell
Hartnett
Cubs
P. Waner
Pirates
Frisch
Suhr
Vaughan
Bottomley
Reds
Berger
Braves
Wrestling Results From Last Night Reported
In Wilmington Joe Savoldi from Three Oaks Michigan defeated Paul Boesch in straight falls. In Baltimore Hans Kampfer from Germany defeated Paul Jones from Texas in 32.30. In Albany Ray Steefie from California pinned Dick Daviscourt in 19:21. In New York Sol Slagel from Germany defeated George Manich from New Jersey in 26:51.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Paul Jones
Texas
Albany
N. Y
Ray Steefie
California
Dick Daviscourt
New York
Sol Slagel
George Manich
New Jersey
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Vaan
Powell
McCollum
Ubisd
taHy
Cenmer
Allay
Parker
Coarner
Aginleo
Ad Poage
Buck Wheeler
Olom
Aortstop
Babernn
Baer
Buddy Baer
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Max
Sen
Oakland
Cal
Buddy
Associated Presa
Georgia-Florida
Willie Turnesa
Horton Smith
Dudley
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinnpaugh
Pets
Lookouts
Kleinhans
Crews
Dave
Charlie Black
Muggsy Smith
Scott Hodson, Jr
Dan Sage, Jr
Julius Hughes
Seen
Miriam A. Ferguson
G-O-S-O-T
Jack Dempsey
Echo Canoe Club
Los Angeles
Preas
National League
Chicago Club
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