Joe Knight to Meet Rosenbloom in Charleston
Joe Knight of Cairo Ga will challenge Maxie Rosenbloom world light heavyweight champion in a ten round non title bout at Charleston South Carolina on July 17. Promoters and managers signed agreements and Young Stribling will referee the bout. Knight has risen through Dixie light heavyweights with recent knockouts in Miami and Daytona Beach.
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Cairo
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Maxie Rosenbloom
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Sullivan
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Waycross
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W. Duckworth
Knight
Young” Stribling
Dixie
Bob Godwin
Daytona Beach
Yale Okum
New York
Robbie Evans
Miami
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Maxie
Home Clubs Dominate Round of Interleague Play
In the closing stretch of interleague play the home clubs lead in both leagues. The eastern AL clubs hold 36 victories to 15 for western visitors, while the NL east trails the west 23 to 32. Washington’s 14 of 15 shows strong form as the Senators edge St. Louis 11 10. The Yankees fall short of the east’s pace, Boston improves, and rain limits most other AL games. The Cardinals beat the Phillies 2 1 to seize the NL east lead as Cincinnati and Chicago post wins amid a tense day.
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Chuck Klein
George Watkins
Frank Frisch
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
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St Johnson
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Cubs
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press Summary
National League leaders include Hendrick batting .404 and Terry hitting .361 for the Giants. Klein leads in runs with 51 for the Phillies, while Arlett of Philadelphia has 42 RBIs and 70 hits. Cardinals and Braves players top in doubles and triples. Pirates Comorcvsky steals 8. American League leaders show Ruth with 38.51 batting, Cronin and Foxx with RBIs and hits. Webb 26 doubles and Cronin 32 hits. Chapmen leads stolen bases with 20. Fischer and Burke top pitchers with 7-1 records for Senators and others.
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Burke
Ninth inning rally ties and wins in baseball update
Dave Harris drives in tying run on a bases loaded ninth inning error to lift Senators 11-10 over the Browns. George Watkins and Frank Frish homer in the ninth to edge the Phillies 2-1 for the Cardinals. Ralston Hemsley doubles in the seventh to score the go ahead run as the Cubs defeat the Braves. Fred Fitzsimmons holds the Reds to five hits in a 6-1 Giants win.
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Browns
George Watkins
Frank Frish
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Phillies
Ralston Hemsley
Cubs
Braves
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Reds
Late rallies boost Cubs as Hack Wilson hits sixth homer
Chicago features Hack Wilson's sixth homer of the season while the pennant chase unfolds. New York and Boston post above .500 records on a west tour as Brooklyn and Pittsburgh face a rainout and prepare for a deciding game. The Phillies slump to the worst mark, with only two wins in 13 games.
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Hack Wilson
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Navy Pulls Big Upset In Annual College Regatta
Navy seizes the four mile varsity boat race on the Hudson in a shocking rally to beat Cornell by a length and a half with a time of 18 minutes 54 15 seconds. Washington finishes third, California fourth, Syracuse fifth, Penn sixth, Columbia seventh as Wisconsin and Mass Tech place eighth and ninth. Raymon P. Hunter shifts to stroke position guiding the comeback.
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California
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Mass Tech
Valdosta and Glen Arven Golf Teams Meet Thursday
Golf teams from Glen Arven Country Club and Valdosta Country Club will play at Radium Springs Albany at 2 pm CST to decide the Georgia Florida Golf League championship. Local lineup includes Scottie Beverly J B Jemison C H Watt Ross Hayes and likely Pat Pate or Dr C H Wall against John Billie Max Jack Oliver George Feagle and George Converse. The Valdosta squad appears favored but locals aim for an upset recalling a prior win.
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Bob Wimberly
J. B. Jemison
C. H. Watt
Ross Hayes
Pat Pate
Valdosta
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Olivers
George Converse
George Feagle
Buds face four league games as Tifton may join
The Buds schedule four more games this week four with Dawson and Colquitt. Dawson votes to play a Thursday doubleheader here due to fan and player shortages. Tifton is rumored to be entering the Southwest Georgia League and could challenge the Big Four in the second half.
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Henry Shuts Out Dawson 9 to 0 in Big Four League
Henry and the Buds rout Dawson 9 to 0 to stay atop the Big Four standings. Four hit pitching by Henry and errors by Dawson powered the win as Woodward Pugh and Abell drove in runs and Henry added a triple in a five inning one sided contest.
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Bell
Pugh
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Short
Vann
Rich
Wheeler
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Boxing Roundup From City Cards Reports Knockouts and Decisions
Chicago Mickey McFarland knocked out Steve Meyers in St Louis card. Lou Terry decisioned Mike Dundee in St Louis. Benny Touchstone outpointed Tommy Ryan in Indianapolis. Tony Herman defeated Sammy Jackson by knockout in Los Angeles.
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Mickey McFarland
Pueblo
Colo
Steve Meyers
St. Louis
Lou Terry
St. Loui
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Indianapolis
Benny Touchstone
Detroit
Tommy Ryan
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Tony Herman
Sammy Jackson
Santa Monica
STERDA) RESULTS STERDA) RESULTS
Scores from yesterday include New York 6 Cincinnati 1 and Boston 7 Chicago 4. Philadelphia 1 St Louis 2 and St Louis 10 Washington 11 were noted as the only game played with rain in Brooklyn Pittsburgh. Southern Association results show Little Rock 5 Birmingham 0 and Atlanta 22 New Orleans 6 with Nashville 7.
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Southern Association
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Birmingham
Amemphik
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New Orleans
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Baseball Schedule Highlights Across Cities
Today’s games feature St. Louis at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia New York at Boston in two games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Little Rock at Birmingham Memphis at Atlanta Mobile at Chattanooga New Orleans at Nashville.
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Dawson to Quit League After First Half
Daw son baseball manager Pinkston announced that Dawson will withdraw from the Big Four League at the end of the first half due to a shortage of baseball material and fan support. Two games with the Buds are set for tomorrow, with Tifton likely to join the league in the second half. Moultrie’s 5–0 win over Albany Wahoos moves them to second. Dawson’s plans include finishing the first half schedule.
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Dawson
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Southwest Georgia
South Georgia
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Albany Wahoos
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Pigee Tifton Bainbridge Moultrie Thomasville Run Schedule
Eastern time run schedule lists Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points at 9 00 am and 6 45 am. It shows departures from Thomasville for Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 8 50 am 11 18 am and 3 09 pm.
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Moultrie
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Cairo
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