Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported
National League results include Cincinnati 3 over Philadelphia 10 and Chicago 12 over Brooklyn 7. American League notes Philadelphia 10 over Chicago 4 and New York 16 over St. Louis 5. Southern Association games show Mobile 3 over Chattanooga 2 and Atlanta 9 over New Orleans Nashville 9.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Daily Major League Baseball Matchups Listed
Today's games include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Washington at Cleveland St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia two games Southern Association Little Rock at Birmingham New Orleans at Nashville Memphis at Atlantic Mobile at Chattanooga.
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Thomasville Wees
Moultrie
Aes
Asa Ees
Albany Seeman
Cosas Aeaee
Dawson
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National League
Team
St. Louis Peete Tence Eee
New York
Chicago
Boston Etter E
Brooklyn Nena
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Sane
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington Phere
Cleveland
Boston ‘ Bees
Detroit Chicago
St. Louis
Southern Association
Birmingham Ee
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Serene Ree
Memphis
Little Rock
Moblie Wane
Peewee Ener
Nashville
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Birmingham
Atlantic
Mobile
American Derby Field Gathers Fourteen Colts and One Filly
Fourteen colts and one filly enter the twenty third running of the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park. Key contenders include Mate, Sun Meadow, and Spanish Play with post time set for 5 25. Twenty Grand is absent, widening the field and suspense as eight or eleven starters may run for a $56 700 purse and $46 700 to the winner.
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Charles Dunley
Associated Press
Chicago
Washington Park
Mate
A. C. Bostwick
Jamestown
Walter J. Salmon
Ladder
K. E. Hitts
Sun Meadow
John K
C. W. Hatch
Toronto
Canada
Turfman
Pelicans Slip to Fourth in Southern League Standings
Memphis lost 9 to 5 to the Atlanta Crackers as New Orleans rallied for 11 to 9 over Nashville in the ninth inning. Mobile edged Chattanooga 3 to 2 in 11 innings, and Birmingham defeated Little Rock 7 to 5 to even the series.
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Southern Association
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis, Tenn
Atlanta Crackers
New Orlens
Nashville Vols
Pelicans
Chicks
Crackers
Nashville
Chattanooga Lookouts
Morgan Leading American League Hitters Again
Eddie Morgan Cleveland's first baseman moves atop the American League batting race with an unofficial .388 average after week nine, ahead of Mickey Cochrane and Babe Ruth. Joe Cronin leads in hits and runs batted in, while Jimmy Foxx tops homers and Earl Webb leads two base hits. Team batting, fielding, and pitching leaders are listed with Washington and Philadelphia figures near the top.
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Chicago
Eddie Morgan
Cleveland
Morgan
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Cochrane
Babe
Joe Cronin
Washington
Jimmy Foxx
Earl Webb
Boston
al Simmons
Ben Chapman
Yankees
Goslin
St. Louis
Simmons
New York
Detroit
Philadelephia
George Earnshaw
Bob Grove
Fischer
Burke
Barnshaw
Grove
Tifton Withdraws From League After Protest Pleas
Leesburg June 19. Southwest Georgia Baseball League directors meet to rule on three protests from Ashburn Cordele and Sylvester against Tifton The board sustains Ashburn and Cordele protests and awards games and Tifton withdraws from the league Montezuma is awarded the vacant berth The piece notes Georgia spent 50100 on forest fire protection in 1980.
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Tom Love
Leesburg
Southwest Georgia Baseball League
Pres. B. L. Forrester
Ashburn
Cordele
Sylvester
Tifton
Forrester
Buds Win Sixth Straight Over Colquitt
The Buds defeated Colquitt 10 to 8 at Miller County, extending their streak to six straight wins. Thomasville rallied with timely hitting, Rich and Shippy scoring on infield plays and a passed ball, while Alday shut down Colquitt after relief. Local crowd witnessed an exciting ballgame with multiple lead changes and strong hitting.
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Jimmie Groover
Buds
Colquitt
Miller County
Henry
Stapelton
Thomasville
Fleury
Alday
Rich
Kimbrell
Lane
Vann
Shippy
Wheeler
Campbell
Abell
Pull‘ng
Pugh
Bush
Nix
Nilay
Woodward
Bridges
Buek
Folds
Sheffield
J. Bush
Cowart
B. Bush
Foldslied
Pitech
Colquitt Abrehpore
J.T. Bush
Sheffields
Haase
Ric
Giants and Cubs Settle Tie for Batting Lead
New York Giants and Chicago Cubs share the NL batting lead through Wednesday with exactly 2946 hits apiece after tied counts. Harvey Hendrick tops with .404, while Bill Terry leads regulars at .361. Riggs Stephenson and Hazen Cu yler follow.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cubs
Harvey Hendrick
Cincinnati
Bill Terry
Riggs Stephenson
Hazen Cuyler
Arlett
Philadelphia
Roettger
St. Louis
Worthington
Boston
Whitney
Virgil Davis
Phillies
Bob Worthington
Watkins
Cardinals
Adam Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Soven
Cuyler
Paul Derringer
Lester Sweetland
Ed Brandt
Boston Braves Southpaw
Clarence Mitchell
Bill Morrell
Bob Osborn
Meigs Boy Wins Bout at Fort Moultrie Camp
Meigs Georgia trainee H. W. Mason of Company H defeated G. P. Gordon of Company F in a fast boxing match at Fort Moultrie CT Camp. The Citizens Military Training Camp event spans 30 days under U.S. Army supervision with boxing held twice weekly as part of the athletic program.
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Meigs Boy
Fort Moultrie Camp
Ft. Moultrie
H. W. Mason
Co. H
Meigs
G. P. Gordon
Co. F
Citizens Military Training Camp
United States Army
Mackmen Rally Behind Patched Lineup For 10 4 Win
The Philadelphia Athletics powered to a 10 4 victory over the Chicago White Sox on the western tour as Connie Mack sticks with a patched infield. Phil Todt homered twice driving in five runs while Lefty Grove earned his 12th win.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
Phil Todt
Jimmy Foxx
Jimmy
A's
Chicago White Sox
Todt
al Simmons
Mule Haas
Lefty Grove
Mackmen
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Walt Johnson
Warriors
Indians
Sam” Jones
Earl Averill
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Babe Ruth
George Uhle
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Stone
Tigers
Boston Braves
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
Braves
Jim Collins
Ray Kreamer
Pirates
Clarence Mitchell
Joe Heving
Lloyd Waner
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Hack Wilson
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Cincinnati
Les Mallon
Murphy
Chicago
Athletics
Eddie Collins
Sox
Harvard Wins Historic Unbeaten Season Over Yale in Regatta
Harvard varsity eight, largely sophomores, defeated Yale by two and a half lengths on the Thames river. The 23:21 winning time was the slowest since 1908, giving Harvard national collegiate rowing honors for 1931 under coach Charley White.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames River
Naval Academy
Poughkeepsie
Philadelphia
Charley Whiteside
Syracuse
Indians halt Washington rally in first defeat after 12
Mel Harder relieved to stop a Washington rally and end the Senators 12 game win streak. Chuck Klein of the Phillies collected five straight hits including a triple against the Reds. Bill Hallahan of the Cardinals earned a fourth straight win, halting the Braves with seven hits. Ben Chapman of the Yankees stole bases in a noted performance.
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Associated Press
Mel Harder
Indians
Washington
Senators
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Reds
Bill Hallahan
Cardinals
Braves
Ben Chapman
Yankees
Tifton quits league amid umpire protests and regional notes
A sports column reports Tifton's withdrawal from the Southwest Georgia League after protests over umpires not calling balls and strikes. The piece notes Tifton led the league when quitting and suggests Colquitt’s strong play, plus previewing a heavyweight title bout and scrutiny of Athletics signal-stealing rumors.
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Today
Tifton
Southwest Georgia League
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Highlight 1930s rosters
Summary of top hitters and pitchers across leagues noting Ted Comorosky and Cuyler leading steals, Klein and Arlett sharing home run marks, and Derringer Bush and Fischer among leading pitchers with team records for wins and losses. Includes Ruth Morgan Cronin Simmons and related stats for a broad season snapshot.
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