Trojan Stars Make Title Bid Tonight at Soldier Field
Southern California Trojans seek the NCAA track title at Soldier Field under lights, with Indiana a strong challenger in events including high jump, pole vault, sprints, and middle distances. Indiana's Hornbostel Fuqua and teammates aim to upset, while Missouri and Michigan face setbacks and Owens from East Technical shows sprint strength.
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Soldier Field
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Associated Press
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Soldice Field
Duncan McNaughton
Bob van Osdel
Bill Graber
Charlies Hornbostel
Ivan Fuqua
Noble Biddinger
Wiley Busbee
Cliff Watson
Steve Divich
Michigan
Willis Ward
Louisiana State College
Wolverines
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Hornbostel
John L. Griffith
Chancy Stout
Tennessee
Ray Sears
Butler
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Hornsbostel
Jesse Owens
East Technical High
Cleveland
Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Navigable waterways span Louisiana stretches statewide
Louisiana contains about 4700 miles of navigable streams including bayous rivers and lakes that reach nearly every section of the state and support transport and commerce.
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Memphis Chicks deal blow to Atlanta in 6 0 victory
In Atlanta Memphis Chicks defeated the Crackers 6 to 0 as Harry Kelly limited Atlanta to four hits. Nashville beat New Orleans 7 to 2 with Lonny Frey homering in the first and Dutch Prather hitting his sixteenth of the season in the sixth. Chattanooga Lookouts won 7 to 3 over Birmingham, Little Rock topped Knoxville 8 to 6 as Willoughby allowed five hits.
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Night boxing results and long-serving state board member
In Grand Rapids Tony Herrera outpointed Wesley Ramey. In San Francisco John Henry Lewis and Fred Lenhart drew. In San Diego Al Trusmans and Eddie Murdock drew. Benny Mendoza outpointed Teddy Palacios. Joe Teiken defeated Chris Pineda in Hollywood. Phillip Keyes Yonge of Pensacola marked 25 years on the state board of control for higher learning.
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Bus Schedule for Cairo Bainbridge and Thomasville
Eastern time departures at 5 30 a m 1 00 p m and 6 30 p m from Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points. Thomasville leaves for Moultrie Tifton and intermediates at 10 50 a m 4 00 p m and 11 00 p m.
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Columbus Rally Upsets Albany in Georgia State League
In Macon Georgia Columbus staged a dramatic late rally to beat Albany 3 to 2 for their seventh straight win. Americus moved into third by defeating Milledgeville 4 to 2 as Sheppard collected three singles in six at bats. Barnesville pressed Macon but Baker and Trommerhauser preserved a 4 to 3 Peaches win despite four Barnesville double plays.
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Former Thomasville Boy Managed Americus Ball Club
Earl Shepperd, a Thomasville native, is reported as the manager of the Americus club in the Georgia State League. He is described as the newly-acquired manager who previously played high school baseball and football in Thomasville and later competed in class AA leagues in the north and east.
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Weather in Thomasville Ga June 17 1933 Forecast
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday. Observations show high pressure over western Georgia with dry conditions and no relief from drought anticipated for the area in the next two days.
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Harvard Crew Wins Classic Over Yale in Four Mile Race
New London Conn June 17 Harvard varsity eight, led by Gerry Cassedy, defeated Yale for the third straight year in the four mile Thames River regatta. Yale set early pace with Bill Garnsey steering, but Harvard surged in the final stretch to win by a length and a half in 22 minutes 46 3 5 seconds to Yale's 22 minutes 53 4 5 seconds.
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Gerry” Cassedy
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Henry Bissell
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Colorado
Bill Garnsey
Protest Of Tallahassee Shortstop Eligibility Not Upheld
At a Georgia-Florida amateur baseball league meeting in Monticello a protest over Tallahassee shortstop Dendy’s eligibility was rejected. The Capitals’ wins stay in the standings. If allowed, Tallahassee would have forfeited three season victories. Thomasville manager B Y Vann and most officials opposed the protest.
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Thomasville
Pitchers Come Back Strong, Fans Crave Early Notice
ALAN GOULD argues baseball needs to hype pitchers like Ruth and Foxx once did. He notes spring showings favor well pitched games and urges public advance notice for matchups like Rowe vs Grove or Ferrell vs Earnshaw to boost attendance and interest.
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Buds defeat Monticello in Florida exhibition 8 to 6
Thomasville’s Buds beat Monticello 8 to 6 in an exhibition in Florida. Williams started, M V Pugh finished, both teams had eight hits and four errors. Letchas delivered a tie sustaining pinch hit, Clements drove in the winning runs in the ninth.
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Pat” Williams
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Cubs Hurlers Stop Pirates 9 1 in Seven-Hit Win
Guy Bush limited the Pirates to seven hits as the Cubs won 9 to 1. Sam Leslie drove in two runs for the Dodgers with a homer and a fly ball against the Giants.
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Pirates
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Baseball season leaders and stats across leagues
National and American League leaders list top batters, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitchers. Notable names include Martin and Klein leading in multiple NL categories, Simmons and Gehrig excelling in the AL, with key figures like Ruth, Foxx, and Grove also featured.
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Mrs W J Morton dies. mother of UGA chancellor's wife
Athens Ga June 17 Mrs W J Morton 95 mother of Mrs Charles N Snelling wife of the University of Georgia chancellor died here yesterday Survivors include two daughters Mrs Katie Thomas and Mrs Margaret Stanley of Athens three sons J Audrey Morton Athens John White Morton president of the National Bank of Athens and Joe Morton Gainesville
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Pitching cards on the table in baseball matter
The piece urges baseball men and their managers to publish pitching cards openly and even consider placing them in the advertising column. It argues against narrow views and calls for transparency to serve the game and its followers.
Giants Gain Advantage As Trade Shakes Up Baseball
New York player Leslie was traded to Brooklyn for Clark and O Doul as Giants lose ground to the Dodgers. The trade reshapes the pennant race with the Giants holding a lead while the Robins and Phillies struggle. Maxie Bear slated for Atlanta exhibition June 26. Georgia tournament lodgings and planning underway in Thomasville. Football prep continues with players cleared for summer work. Tennis interest grows in Thomasville with plans for hard and clay courts.
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O’doul
William Watson
Clark
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Sam Lesiie
Associated Press
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Brooklyn
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Harry Mebre
Atlanta
Thomasville
Bees Move Northward From Louisiana for Early Orchard Pollination
Beekeepers ship hives from Louisiana to northern states each spring to fertilize apple and other orchard blossoms ahead of peak bloom, promoting earlier fruit set and yield.
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Leslie Leads Dodgers Past Giants as Cubs Rout Pirates
Sam Leslie sparked Brooklyn with a 3-1 win over his former club, driving in a score and hitting his fourth homer. Chicago Cubs pounded Pittsburgh 9 to 1 behind Bill Swift and Frank Demaree, while only Boston Philadelphia game was postponed and others canceled by weather and travel.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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New York
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Pittsburgh
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Bill Harris
Chicago
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Guy Bush
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Southern League Scores Report
Memphis shut out Atlanta 6 to 0 while Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 3 to 7 and Little Rock beat Knoxville 8 to 6 in yesterday’s action across the Southern League.
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Chattanooga
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