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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
10
The Atlanta club signed Emil Dutch Leonard from Brooklyn to replace Billy Bayne and debut tonight at Memphis. Veteran Lynn Nelson will start for Memphis as the Southern Association race shifts toward a tighter finish.
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Bump Bradley of the Yankees turned in fine relief against the White Sox. Paul Derringer and Ival Goodman of the Reds fueled a strong showing, with Derringer limiting the Dodgers to six hits and Goodman driving in four via homer and triple. Travis Jackson of the Giants hit Pittsburg hurlers for two homers and four RBIs. Jimmy Collins led the Cardinals with five RBIs on two homers and a single against the Phillies. George Ruthenilli of the Athletics delivered an eighth inning double that scored Lou Finney for the winner over the Indians. Rogell of the Tigers had three hits and drove in the decisive run against the Red Sox in the ninth. Ray Benge of the Bees held the Cubs to seven hits. Weather and darkness affected Chattanooga vs. Birmingham, a dust and rain plagued game. Lookouts beat Coombs, George and Overman for six runs in the eighth. Today’s schedule lists several night games across the South.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual remedy for malaria and a general tonic. It claims quinine destroys infection while iron builds blood and notes broad usage, safety for children, and availability in 50c and $1 sizes with the larger offering more value.
Gene Byrnes depicts Altus M Bowles inventing dice games while a bustling social world of weddings funerals and business conferences unfolds. The piece notes moral risk as gamblers exploit leverage and mood, with undertakers waiting outside the book for players to age out and the craps shooter unable to speak.
United States champion Helen Jacobs defeated Miss M Cable in straight sets to advance in the all England championships. Marie Louie Horn of Germany beat Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan 6 3 7 5. Katherine Stammers and Vera King also won, while Jean Saunders toppled Peggy Scriven in an all British match. Merriman Cuningefhm and Jiro Itoh won in doubles for the men defeating De Borman and Vandeneyden 6 1 6 3 6 4.
In a protest rough game caps erupted late as Davis failed to hold and the Caps won after tying 7 7 in the ninth. Beatie Feathers led Cards with two singles and a triple in five trips. Tete Newcomb picked up the win after finishing strong as Newcomb and Lowery swapped innings. The teams open the second half tomorrow with Earl Allen and Lefty McClure slated to start.
Albany moundsman Walter Ammon defeated Paul Smith of Moultrie in a pitching duel. The Traws scored twice on five hits in two innings to seize a 2-1 victory in Albany.
Jack Dempsey will visit crippled children at the Warm Springs health resort in Georgia this Saturday. Announcement was made by his business manager Max Waxman in Charlotte North Carolina.
National League stars lead in batting with Martin and Jordan among top averages and hits. Medwick and Ott shine in RBIs while Dean tops NL pitching. American League shows Gehrig Sullivan Foxx and Gehringer dominating batting and RBIs with strong pitching by Pearson and Grove.
Ammon yielded five scattered hits in a 2 1 victory. Kratzer Bowen of Albany and Cobl of Moultrie supplied all the scoring with doubles, the lone extra base hits of the afternoon. The clubs end the first half here and begin the second half at the local park Wednesday.
Atlanta June 23 Tom Linder commissioner of agriculture announces candidacy for reelection He is a Hazelhurst farmer who took office a year and a half ago After serving Governor Eugene Talmadge as executive secretary and as Tal Madge's right hand man when the governor was commissioner of agriculture Linder says he will run on a record of service to farmers and agricultural interests The most important service he cites is the creation of a state farmers markets system enabling Georgia farmers to dispose of 10 million dollars of farm produce monthly with markets already in Thomasville Valdosta and others and plans for markets in Cartersville Macon and Gainesville Columbus Roberts of Columbus has also announced his bid.
Secretary Morgenthau reported that income tax collections in the first 20 days of June totaled 298 505 823 dollars, a 23 percent rise from the same period in 1935. The daily treasury statement also projected the fiscal year ending June 30 to surpass the 1 434 000 000 dollar estimate, with receipts to June 20 at 1 405 000 009 dollars.
New York June 23. Pi Chairman John D. M. Hamilton of the Republican National Committee virtually invited former Governor Alfred E. Smith to speak in support of Governor Alf M. Landon. He said Smith is one of the finest Americans and the people deserve to hear his views. He denied implying Smith should campaign but said he would be tickled to death if he did.
The drowning of First Lieutenant Lindsay M. Bawsel and three of his children occurred overnight from the army transport Chateau Thierry near Cuba. Captain Gordon S Arnes said the tragedy happened between 3 and 4 am, with details relayed from Major Gilmer Bell. Bawsel, based at Albrook Field, Canal Zone, was returning to New York. It is due here Friday.
Tallahassee tallies 4 runs as Murray Newcomb and Latzen deliver key hits. Evans and Respond contribute early offense while Americus replies with selective hits and stolen bases. Pitching notes note Cannon and Hofferth on the mound with Newcomb earning the win as umpires Cowart and Milazzo observe.
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