Buds Lead First Half Race as Injuries Sting
Four games remain in the first half with the Buds holding a two game edge over Albany and Moultrie, while Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics compete for the longer race. Belmont Stakes winner Twenty Grand tops Gallant Fox in a three-horse field as Carnegie Foundation notes rising public interest in football in the south and west.
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Dawson »Am
Moultrie
Ibany
Albany
Budshee
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Mackmen
Gallant Fox
Jamestown
Widener Stables
Cardinals beat Phillies 7 to 3 as Derringer fans 11
Paul Derringer struck out eleven to win his first game of the season for the Cardinals, defeating the Phillies 7-3. Ixlor Douthit had eight at bats with hits, while others contributed. Johnny Verger doubled for the Giants in a 3-2 win over the Reds.
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Associated Press
Paul Derringer
Cardinals
Hillies
Ixlor Douthit
Phillies
Bint Brown
Indians
Johnny Verger
Giants
Reds
Bill Cissell
White Sox
Stribling Starts Heavyweight Title Prep In Geauga Lake
Geauga Lake Ohio June 12 Young Stribling opens training for the Schmeling title fight with eight rounds under new ultraviolet lighting. He works five rounds in the ring then on the heavy bag and rope with notable sparring partners. Both Stribling and Paul Spangler praised the lighting and plan another workout Saturday night.
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Georgia
Max Schmeling
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Big Boy
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June
Treasury receipts for June 12 totaled 11 million six hundred forty thousand three hundred ninety point three six, expenditures 11 million three hundred seventy eight thousand nine hundred ninety one point nineteen, leaving a balance of 41 million nine hundred sixty thousand three hundred sixty point seventy four. Customs receipts for the month up to the close of the period are noted.
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Washington
Treasury
Braves Stuck In Second as Giants and Cards Lead Closely
The Boston Braves and New York Yankees linger in their divisions with hopes fading. Boston beat the Cubs 3 to 1 in a pitching duel as Chicago fell to third while the Giants won 3 8 to 2 over Cincinnati, and St. Louis swept Philadelphia 7 3 and 18 4. Giants then beat Cincinnati 3 8 in the ninth inning. Washington won its ninth straight as Detroit topped New York 4 2 in a setback for the Yankees. Cleveland upset the Athletics 6 4 and Chicago White Sox ended a six game skid with a 7 4 victory over Boston.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Braves and Tigers Power Past Rivals in Tight Wins
Two runs and sharp defense fueled a 7 4 Braves victory over the Red Sox. Fred Frankhouse limited the Cubs to six hits and struck out eight in a 3 1 win. Roy Johnson drove in the winning run with a tenth inning triple and scored another against the Yankees.
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Cubs
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Fire destroys Bray Company lumber yard in Valdosta
A blaze at the J. N. Bray Company lumber yard in Valdosta Georgia destroyed a planning mill plant and about one million feet of dressed lumber. Officials estimate damage around 30000 dollars with origin undetermined.
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Valdosta, Ga
J. N. Bray Company
YMCA of Thomasville Seeks Charter Renewal for Fifty Years
The Young Men's Christian Association of Thomasville petitions the Thomas Superior Court for renewal of its charter. The original charter dated August 17, 1904 expired August 17, 1924 and was not renewed. The petition seeks a fifty year renewal from the expiration date, with corporate action certified. Filed June 1, 1931 by attorney Louis S. Moore. clerk J. F. Singletary.
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Chargeorgia
Thomas County
Superior Court
Said County
Young Men's Christian Association of
Thomasville
Georgia
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
National League results include New York 3 Cincinnati 2 rain delay noted. Philadelphia 3 4 St Louis 7 13. Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 6. Boston 8 Chicago 1. American League Detroit 4 New York 2. Chicago 7 Boston 4 St Louis 3 Washington 9 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 4. Southern Association Birmingham 5 New Orleans 4. Mobile 14 Nashville 1. Atlanta 6 Memphis 7. Little Rock 4 1 Chattanooga 0-4.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Chattanooga
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Memphis Beeen
New Orleans
Abele
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville Ocean
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Today's Games Among Major League Teams
Schedule lists games with matchups including Chicago at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Boston at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Birmingham at New Orleans Only game scheduled.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
New Orleans
Buds Meet Dawson In Four Thirty Start In Dawson
League action features the Buds versus Dawson tomorrow at four thirty with Henry or Allday on the mound. Colquitt visit Wednesday as Jim Tom Bush and others from Colquitt challenge the Buds. Buck Wheeler leads the Big Four in batting at .436 with Ware close behind at .435.
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Dawson
Thomasville
Henry
Allday
Colquitt
Jim Tom Bush
Charlie Stapleton
Kimball
Cowart
Lane
Bainbridge
Buck Wheeler
Ware
Moultrie
Cox
Albany
Sam Burke
ABA
Hi ‘Ave
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Baker
Aycock
Bridges
Abell
Horne
Salter
Pugh
Rich
Vann
ICC rule says free storage not violate act for ships
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that free storage of import and export goods and the absence of dockage charges for steamships at Atlantic and Gulf ports do not breach the Interstate Commerce Act. The decision followed a supplemental hearing on warehousing and terminal charges across export import and coastwise routes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic and
Gulf Ports
American Warehousemen’s Association
Angora to Erect Police Statue As First Non Kemal Commemoration
In Ankara Angora authorities plan the capital's first statue honoring a non Kemal figure a huge policeman statue funded by regional towns. Istanbul alone contributes ten thousand dollars with funds raised proportionally to city size.
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Angora
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
Istanbul
College Athletics In Better Shape Says Bulletin
The Carnegie foundation reports intercollegiate athletics healthier than two years ago yet still plagued by recruiting and subsidizing abuses. Football faces financial pressure from depression and competition with professional leagues, while student interest wanes as spectators grow skeptical of big time athletics. Substantial progress exists but persistent issues fuel rumors and ill feeling in college sport.
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Carnegie Foundation
Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Bulletin
Howard J. Savage
John T. McGovern
Harold W. Bentley
Giants to Fight in the Ring Tonight at Isbbets Field
New York June 16 Primo Carnera and Pat Redmond meet in a ten round or less bout at Isbbets Field Brooklyn. Carnera a 260 pound veteran is a two to one favorite over Redmond the 240 pound Irishman in a fight rescheduled after rain delays.
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Primo Carnera
Pat Redmond
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Carnera
Major League Leaders Featured in Mid-June Stats
Batting leaders include Ruth and Morgan with high averages of .389 and .387. Cronin and Simmons top RBIs and hits while Foxx and Terry show power in home runs and batting average. Pitching leaders include Fischer and Derringer tied with wins and notable closers.
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Yankees
Morgan
Indians
Simmons
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Cronin
Foxx
Webb
Red Sox
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Johnson
Tigers
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Hendrick
Reds
Terry
Giants
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Phillies
Arlett
Adams
Cardinals
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Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Arrett
Comorosky
Pirates
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Cubs
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Sweetland
Lookouts gain on the Barons in Southern Association standings
Memphis report notes Chattanooga split two games as the Lookouts won twice over Little Rock 9 to 4 and 4 to 1. Birmingham beat New Orleans 5 to 4, Memphis beat Atlanta 7 to 5, Mobile defeated Nashville 14 to 1. Birmingham leads Chattanooga by six games with Chattanooga 4.5 games ahead of Atlanta in third.
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Tenn
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville Volunteers
Inventor of Minnesota Shift in Football Dies
Minneapolis June 15 Dr Henry L Williams physician who gave football the Minnesota shift died yesterday at age 62 after five months illness. He coached at the University of Minnesota winning five Western Conference titles and three ties his teams played 180 games with 136 victories 33 defeats and 11 ties. He helped organize the American Intercollegiate Athletic Association and joined forward pass development.
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Henry L. Williams
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Williams
American Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Wiliams
Intial
Giants
Michigan
Ilinois
Submarine to Stay on Ocean's Bottom
Chefoo China Jiume 14 report says salvage operations for the sunken British submarine will continue with efforts focused on recovering the vessel and any crew, while awaiting further orders as weather and sea conditions allow.
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Chefoo
China
Mrs Lake Wins Southern Women's Golf Championship
Mrs Marion Turpie Lake of New Orleans defeated Mrs Ruth Reymond of New Orleans four and three to win her third Southern Women's Golf Championship title. The match reached lunch even before Lake surged in the afternoon to secure victory at Virginia Beach. Lake formerly won the title in 1926 and 1928 for Audubon Country Club where her father is a pro. Her home is now New York and she competed in 1931 by special invitation.
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Virginia Beach
Marion Turpie Lake
New Orleans
Ruth Reymond
Submarine Poseidon Abandoned Off Weihaivei
The Poseidon submarine was abandoned on orders from the British admiralty near Weihaivei. The wreck lies under 12 feet of mud and eighteen sailors died in the incident.
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Poseidon
Weihaivei
Admiralty
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