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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1934

Page

3

Ten inning battle ends with Dunn bunt for winning run

In a tense ten inning clash between Thomasville and Quitman at municipal stadium, Babe Dunn lined a bunt that scored Letchas from third for a 9 to 8 victory. Quitman protested a late umpire call on Dunn’s approach to third, while Clements pitched for Thomasville before Williams relieved.

Letchas Cowes Babe Dunns Yeaterdys Vail LE Cole Charlie Lilchas Buck Wheeler Lins Babe Knight Quillmat Rolie Hiurice Aid Sel Welchas Clements Walit Phau Creyw Williams Haldous Horne Tower Snart Cénie Lyumh Clens- Gots Abell Ssluay Forne Binry

Yale and Harvard Rowing Clash Sets Thames Showdown

Yale and Harvard crews prepare for a June 22 Thames race in a balanced showdown. Yale boat lineup includes Schaffer coxswain Jackson stroke Willson Atwood etc. Harvard features Clark Whipple Simmons Chace Barrows Gardner Elles Drury and coxswain Litchfield.

Wiseacres Yale Harvard Thames River Lester Schaffer John Jackson Ben Taylor Edward Willson John Atwood Henry Allen Laton McCartney John Pillsbury William Kilbourne Raymond S. Clark Taggart Whipple Bradford Simmons Arthur F. Chace, Jr Gridley Barrows James Gardner, Jr Leonard P. Elles Samuel Drury, Jr Edward S&s Litchfield Associated Press

Potential stars of U S Olympic team meet at Los Angeles

At Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles a large gathering of college athletes competed to qualify for the 1936 national collegiate championships. More than 300 athletes from 89 colleges included a dozen U S Olympic team members as they contested preliminaries across field events and races. The Louisiana state squad may defend the team title amid southern California and Stanford rivals.

U. S Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum America Uncle Sam Louisiana State

Buds Triumph in Extra Inning Victory Over Quit Man

In a sunlit afternoon game the Buds beat Quit man in extras as Gabe Dunn bunted home Charlie Letchas after a squeeze play. Abel shone at first base and left field while Warneke limited the Terrymen to four hits. The Yankees drop a decision to Cleveland as Washington edges ahead in the pennant chase. Florida expands dog racing tracks. Georgia debate looms over similar moves.

Buds Lethhas Pugh Dunn Quitman Gabe Dunn Charlie Letchas

VeteranWhitney Upsets Medalist In Dixie Amateur

Nelson Whitney at age around 50 shocks Dixie Amateur by beating Edwin McClure two and one to reach the semis. The veteran former five time Southern champion faces Crawford Rainwater as the event in New Orleans proceeds.

Dillon Graham Associated Press New Orleans Nelson Whitney Whitney Atlanta Bobby Jones Southern Golf Edwin McClure Shreveport Louisiana Crawford Rainwater Chasteen Harris Memphis Sam Perry Ben Weddington, Jr Meridian Gene Vinson Mississippi Billy Howell Vincent D'Antoni Julius Hughes Fred Haasa, Jr

Sign Up Now for Diamond Ball at Wayne’s Smokehouse

In Thomasville, men and boys not yet in a City League club are urged to join at Wayne's Smokehouse. A city loop of eight teams will form, with sixteen players per team, and play begins next Friday under municipal stadium floodlights.

Pus Bhogansville Ad Georraatorda Leis Ae Giose Quatiian Puesany Abboston Llom Thomasville Wayne's Smokehouse Municipal Stadium

Yale Crews Sweep To Victory Over Crimson In Races

New London Conn June 22 Yale crews swept both morning races of the Yale Harvard regatta on the Thames Yale freshman and junior varsity eights won by decisive margins after fierce finishes Roosevelt watched from the referee boat where Franklin Jr rowed for Harvard Yale led in the freshman and junior varsity events with a dramatic late surge and the four mile varsity race was scheduled for this afternoon with a record crowd on hand.

New London Conn Yale Thames Eli Roosevelt Franklin, Jr Harvard Elis Gaung Rosevelt Sequoa

Bill Terry and Joe Cronin to Manage All Star Teams

New York reports Bill Terry of the Giants and Joe Cronin of the Senators will coach the National and American League all star squads in the Polo Grounds on July 10. The selection, a surprise, aims to set a future all star precedent with Terry at first base and Cronin at shortstop.

New York Bill Terry Giants Joe Cronin Senators Polo Grounds Bill McKechnie Boston Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Mack Terry Cronin

Mathis and Moreland Set for City Billiard Championship

C. W. Mathis challenges L. W. Moreland for a 50 ball pocket billiard match at the Thomasville Billiard Parlor tonight at 9. Moreland holds the city title after defeating L. R. Rosolio last week in a match. Rosolio previously won the tournament title and will defend in an exhibition against Moreland.

C. W. Mathis L. W. Moreland Thomasville Moreland L. R. Rosolio Rosolio

Shields Defeats Lott In London Davis Cup Semi Final

London June 22 Frank Shields the United States top player and Davis cup team No 1 defeated teammate George M Lott Jr 6 3 6 4 in the all American semi final of the Queens Club Tennis Tournament confirming Shields advancement to the final.

London Frank Shields United States George M. Lott, Jr Queens Club

Yale Freshmen Defeat Harvard Yearlings in Regatta

In New London Connecticut on June 22 with President Roosevelt watching the Yale freshmen beat Harvard Yearlings in the annual regatta. Franklin Roosevelt Jr. is a member of Harvard Frosh crew.

New London Conn Roosevelt Yale Harvard Franklin Roosevelt, Jr

Harvard Freshman Rowing Lifted by President’s Presence

A brawny 19-year-old six foot four athlete helps pull the No. 6 Harvard freshman shell as the president’s presence lifts the spectacle from its previously low mood.

Harvard

Braves Rally To Double Pirates In Key Series

Boston rests on two strong outings by Fred Frankhouse and Wally Berger as they sweep a doubleheader from Pittsburgh and climb toward the pennant chase. Giants drop ground as Carl Hubbell loses to St Louis, while Dizzy Dean wins for the Cardinals. Indians top the Yankees 9 to 5 as Boston splits with Chicago and Washington takes both ends from Detroit.

Hugh S. Fullerton, JR Associated Press Pfttt Rabbitt Maranville Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Braves Tribe St. Louis Fred Frankhouse Wally Berger Frankhouse Bucs Berger Giants Cubs Lon Warnecke Carl Hubbell Cardinals Dodgers Dizzy Dean Jim Collins Cincinnati Phillies Tony Freitas Cleveland Indians Yankees Danny MacFayden Red Sox Chicago Ted Lyons Whitlow Wyatt al Simmons Athletics Roy Johnson Jimmie Foxx Browns Johnny Marcum Washington Detroit Tigers

Baseball Standings and Results Roundup

Yesterday the standings show St Louis 9 Brooklyn 2 and Chicago 4 New York 0. Boston 4 8 Pittsburgh 1 7. Today Philadelphia visits Cincinnati and New York plays Chicago while Brooklyn faces St Louis and Boston hosts Pittsburgh.

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

Season standings and matchups summary item

Baseball standings show Chicago 3 4 Boston 6 1 St Louis 7 2 Philadelphia 5 6 Detroit 6 Washington 8 Cleveland 9 New York 5. Schedule lists Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston for two games.

Detroit Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland New York Chicago Boston New York Cranes St. Louis E Philadelphia Chicago

Southern Association Scores and Upcoming Games

Nashville defeats Birmingham 8 to 2 while Chattanooga romps over Little Rock 11 to 2 and Atlanta ties New Orleans 4 to 4 when play ended early due to rain. Today Chattanooga visits Birmingham Nashville hosts Little Rock and Atlanta visits Memphis Knoxville travels to New Orleans.

Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Knoxville Little Rock A

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