Orioles fall in 11 inning slugfest with Cardinals
In Thomasville the Orioles lose 8 to 6 in 11 innings to Americus Cardinals as Beattie Feathers walks and singles frame the decisive eighth. Frank Anderson leaves after a blow to the head. Red Ferrell hauls in a spectacular one handed catch.
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Cardinals
Redbirds
Thomasville
Orioles
Americus
Albany
Travs
Cordele
Reds
Municipal Stadium
Beattie Feathers
Willoughby
Guinn
Frank Anderson
Buster Bruce
Mac Edwards
Jimmy McClure
Quick
Cannonadea
Evans
Grayston
West
McKenzie
Anderson
Bruce
Red Ferrell
Barney Hearn
Joe Petrella
Ferrell
Carl Mosely
Pittsburgh
Thomaston Mills Declare Extra Dividend of $1 a Share
Thomaston Georgia June 18. The Thomaston cotton mills declared an extra dividend of one dollar per share on the common stock. The announcement notes finance and earnings supporting the distribution to shareholders.
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Thomaston Cotton Mills
Thomaston, Ga
Catcher Virgil Davis Found as Cardinals Infield Prospect
In a doubleheader split with the Boston Bees, Virgil Davis, previously a catcher, played third base for St. Louis after an umpire exile of Frisch and Durocher. The Cubs won their 13th straight as the Phillies held them to 5-3. Yankees beat Indians as Foxx homered, and Browns' 14-13 comeback over the A’s highlighted a busy day in a packed baseball slate.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal Ivory Department
Frisch
Virgil Davis
Lippy
Leo’ Durocher
Davis
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Boston Bees
Gas House
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
New York Yankees
Charley Ruffing
Monte Pearson
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Indians
Tigers
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Eight years apart Schmeling Louis face off in Yankee Stadium
The piece profiles Max Schmeling and Joe Louis ahead of their eight year age gap bout in New York. It notes Schmeling's experience and power but questions peak status while praising Louis youth, aggression, and recent activity. It also recounts Stribling family memories and travels.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Youis
Yankee Stadium
New York
Schmeling
W. L. Stribling
Cleveland
Sharkey
Max Baer
Pauline Azcudun
Joe Louis
Jutterson
Brown Bomber
Schmeling Louis
Preferred stock dividend declared and payable in July
At yesterday's board meeting the preferred stock received a regular quarterly dividend of 1.62 dollars per share. Both the dividend and the regular amount are payable July 1.
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Board of Directors
Standings Snapshot From Yesterday’s Games
Atlanta defeated New Orleans 5 to 4 and Knoxville beat Birmingham 9 to 6. St Louis improved to 10 6 while Boston slipped to 2 9. Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 4 New York 2. Pittsburgh led Brooklyn 14 5.
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New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
St. Louis
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
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Brooklyn
Southern Association
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
St Louis
Engiee
Scores from the Baseball Season Standings
Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 4. New York led Cleveland 15 to 4 in a decisive win while St. Louis beat Philadelphia 14 to 13. Washington edged Detroit 2 to 1 in a tight matchup.
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New York Mentet
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Third Son Is Born to Gene Tunney and Wife
Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion welcomed his third son born yesterday at New York Medical Center. The infant weighed eight pounds and joins brothers Gene Jr born November 1931 and John Varick born June 1934.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Louis Schmeing
Tunney
Mary Josephine Lauder
New York Medical Center
Gene, Jr
John Varick Tunney
Orioles Cards Series Ends In Eleven In Sweltering Heat
The Cards win the deciding game in eleven innings as Bruce relieves Anderson and the Orioles star pitcher suffers a temple blow. Red Ferrell shines on the base paths while fans debate finances and loyalty for the Orioles in a tense postgame scene.
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Bill Shakespeare
Municipal Stadium
Moss
Orioles
Bruce
Chunker
Anderson
West
Andy
Savannah Wins Daylight Game But Loses Night Battle
Savannah defeats Columbia 6 to 2 in daylight play but falls 8 to 4 in the nightcap as Senators rally behind a seven-run sixth inning aided by Savannah errors. Lunak adds three hits for the Indians in the day game. Howton bests Lamb in a pitching duel for the night. Other scores: Jacksonville tops Augusta 3 to 2. Columbus Red Birds beat Macon 6 to 4 behind Krist.
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Senators
Associated Press
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Indians
Eigh
Lunak
Jacksonville Tars
Augusta
Lamb
Howton
Tars
Columbus Red Birds
Publt
Macon
Peaches
Howard Krist
Jacksonville
Columbus
Expected Taps for Schmeling in Tonight Bout
Forecasts of rain and showers ruled out plans for Joe Louis vs Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium with experts predicting a quick end and a potential crowd under 60 000. Promoter Mike Jacobs weighed postponement options while weather notes warned of possible cancellation and new dates.
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Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
New York
Yankee Stadium
Weather Bureau
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Jacobs
Brown Bomber
James J. Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Braddock
Max Schieting
Cordele Reds Rally Past Travs in Six to Four Win
Cordele Reds beat the Travelers 6-4 in Albany as a five-run fifth inning carried the offense. Albany and Cordele combined for most of the scoring in the late game while Americus, Thomasville, and other Georgia Florida League teams were idle.
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Tallahassee
Thomasville
Albany
Americus
Moultrie
Cordele
Cordelo Reds
Travelers
Reds
TRAVS
Ivy Griffin
Cordele Reds
Yesterday's Stars Yankees stay hot in opener as Gehrig and Ruffing lead win
Charley Ruffing and Lou Gehrig propelled the Yankees to a double header opening victory over the Indians with two homers and Gehrig adding a homer a triple and an RBI. Reds beat the Giadiens 4-2 on a two-run homer with two on.
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Associated Press
Charley Ruffing
Lou Gehhig
Indians
Gehrig
Hdmer
Triple
iGrnie Lomber Lombardi
Reds
Giadies
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