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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

4

Morris Leads Southern Amateurs Into Quarterfinals

Johnny Morris, 17, Birmingham, wins two matches to reach the quarterfinals of the Southern Amateur golf championship in Birmingham. He defeats Billy Howell 2 and 1 and Julius Hughes 1 up while Sam Friedman eliminates Leonard Vann 5 and 4. The quarterfinals start at 10 with semifinals at 2 and a 36 hole final tomorrow at Shades Valley.

Dillon Graham Associated Press Birmingham Ala Johnny Morris Sam Friedman Tuscaloosa Morris Friedman Billy Howell Richmond Julius Hughes Atlanta Leonard Vann New Orleans Vann Gene Vinson Perry Smith Harris Vinson Howell Pollack Boyd Chattanooga Hampton Mississippi Shades Valley

Italy stores naval fuel for emergency

Senator De Carretto says the Italian navy has 150000 tons of fuel oil stored and plans to raise this to 750000 tons by 1940. This would cover about half of the amount needed in case of war.

Italy Rome

Buds Finally Trounce Tallahassee In Three-Game Set

Pitcher Pee Wee Anderson limited Tallahassee to five hits as Thomasville, known as the Buds, beat the Caps 6 to 0 in Tallahassee. Blalock blasted a left field homer and Singleton, Vernon, and McSwain contributed run-producing hits leading a 13-hit attack.

Pee Wee” Anderson Buds Tallahassee Florida Thomasville Maurie Blalock Aiken Vernon Singleton Blalock Foster Cone MccSwain Bridges Wheeler McSwain Dixon Anderson Abrhpore Aiken Rich Black Stroecher Summitt Bryant McKeithan Shelly

Kreuger’s Cars and Boats Show Luxurious Taste

Kreuger’s only extravagance appeared to be fast cars and motor boats. One boat costing him 5000 dollars sold for 700 dollars.

Kreuger

Maxie and Sharkey Fight Next Week At Garden Bowl

Boxing world eyeing Madison Square Garden bowl bout between Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey with low advance sales and high ticket prices. Experts expect a full 15 rounds as both fighters train intensely. Schmeling seeks vindication after a controversial title win.

Herbert W. Baker Associated Press New York Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Madison Square Garden Long Island Jack Dempsey Schmeling Sharkey Kingston N. Y

VA by 26 23 14 Pet 412 403 378

A compact numbers note showing sequence values and margins with percent figures and negative adjustments. The text lists pairs of figures including team abbreviations and scores alongside percentage and decimal values.

Tallahassee homer leads long blast in spring game

In Tallahassee Blalock belted a third inning homer one of the longest seen, clearing left field by ten feet as Maurie also connected later but Foster played back and snagged it. Cairo topped Albany 1 0 as Tifton Cairo playoff looms next Monday. Ram troubles persist in Tifton with talks of upgrades. Commentators note Boston Red Sox upheaval and NL trading edge, while Lefty Henry rejoined Buds and Charlie George signed by the Indians for 1100.

Blalock Tallahassee Thomasville Maurie Foster Tifton Cairo Graham

National League and American League batting leaders listed

The AP report lists top performers by league with batting averages RBIs hits and other stats. It names P Waner Klein Foxx Gehringer Myer and others, noting pitching leaders including Swetonic Gomez Grove and Pennock along with various scoring and outpoint details.

Associated Press P. Waner Pirates Lombardi Reds Klein Phillies Hurst Worthington Braves Herman Ott Giants Collins Cardinals Swetonic Betts Foxx Athletics Walker Tigers Simmons Ruth Yankees Averill Indians Gehringer Campbell Browns Myer Senators Lazzeri Chapman Johnson Red Sox Blue White Sox Burns Gomez Grove Brown Allen Pennock

Haines Back In Form As Cardinals Edge Phillies 2 0

Veteran Jesse Haines returns to form for St. Louis by blanking the Phillies 2 0 and homering off Ray Benge in the third. Burleigh Grimes shreds Giants 2 1 over Chicago, while Ray Kolp helps Reds 8 6 past Brooklyn. Browns fall to Athletics 5 1 as Fred Schulte homers.

St. Louis Cardinals Jesse Haines Haines Boston Braves Phillies Phils Jesse Ray Benge Cardinals Burleigh Grimes Chicago Cubs Giants Bill Terry Sam Leslie Ray Kolp Larry Benton Cincinnati Brooklyn Harvey Hendrick Reds Pittsburgh Boston St. Louis Browns George Earnshaw Athletics Fred Schulte

Veteran Rube Marquard Returns to Start For Atlanta Crackers

In his 41st year veteran pitcher Rube Marquard returned to mound duties with the Atlanta Crackers beating Little Rock 4 to 3. He held Arkansas to six hits in his first start since 1930 and will start regularly for the rest of the season. The Travelers won a night doubleheader 7 to 4. Chattanooga broadened its lead with double wins 11 to 7 and 3 to 2 as Lookouts earned first double triumph. Memphis split with Knoxville and Birmingham and Nashville split their twinbill with scores 11 to 7, 13 to 12.

Atlanta Rube Marquard Atlanta Crackers Little Rock Jacksonville Fla Rube Arkansans Crackers Marquard New York Giants Travelers Chattanooga New Orleans Lookouts Walter Beck Memphis Knoxville Birmingham Nashville

Browns Triumph as Brown Prevails in 4-0 Shutout

Lloyd Brown pitched a five hit shutout for Washington, defeating Detroit 4 to 0. He allowed only one baserunner past first base, while Heine Schuble collected two of the Tigers’ five hits. Joe Cronin returned from a two week absence to drive in two runs with a triple and score once for the Senators.

Browns Lloyd Brown Washington Detroit Tigers Heine Schuble Joe Cronin Senators

Baseball Scores and Postponements Reported in Rain

Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 8 to 6 while Chicago beat New York 2 to 1 and New York 6 to 1 over Chicago. Philadelphia topped St. Louis 5 to 1, St. Louis beat Philadelphia 2 to 0, and Washington lost to Detroit 0 to 0. Boston and Cleveland were postponed due to rain.

Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Chicago New York St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit

Open date city matchups across multiple baseball series

St Louis plays Philadelphia. Chicago faces New York. Cincinnati meets Boston in two games. Pittsburgh visits Boston for two games. Southern Association fixtures include Birmingham at Nashville, Little Rock at Atlanta, Memphis at Knoxville, and New Orleans at Chattanooga.

Chicago Weses Eeaeeeneneactes Boston Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Sem Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Washington Cleveland Detroit Chicago Estes Southern League Chattanooga Aenee Memphis Freee Little Rock Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Nanenvinee New Orleans Ore Trees Knoxville Southern Association Memphis Chattanooga

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