Baseball scores from major leagues and associations
National League results show Cincinnati 8 Boston 4. Pittsburgh Brooklyn, Chicago New York, and St. Louis Philadelphia games affected by rain. American League scores list Philadelphia 3 4 St Louis 0 5 Washington 10 4 Detroit 3 4 Boston 0 0 Cleveland 13 10 New York 8 9 Chicago 6 4. Southern Association Atlanta 11 New Orleans 3. Birmingham 13 Mobile 0. Nashville 5 Memphis 6.
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Sports schedule and matchups listed for today
Today’s games feature New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Chattanooga at Little Rock, Atlanta at New Orleans, Birmingham at Mobile, and Nashville at Memphis.
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Puzzle filled with scattered clues and answers
A dense word puzzle page lists numerous clues across categories like geography, objects, verbs and descriptions. The scattered items include references to numbers, geological terms, animals, and furniture with partial solutions tangling in a long list of cryptic style hints.
Stribling Camp Receives New Heavyweight Opponent Cawley
Geauga Lake Ohio June 24 Associated Press Sports Writer Bill Stribling trains with new sparring partner Cawley of Wilkes-Barre Pa a pudgy clever fighter who has faced Tom Heeney Jack Gagnon and Frankie Simms. The heavyweight title hopeful works four rounds shadow boxing and rope skipping as he prepares for the July 3 bout with Max Schmeling at Cleveland Municipal Stadium.
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Hooward J. Neil
Associated Press
Geauga Lake
Ohio
Bill Stribling
Cawley
Wilkes-Barre
Max Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
Philly
Stribling
Bill
Frankie
Pride of Macon
Schmeling
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Tom Heeney
Jack Gagnon
Frankie Simms
Stri
Baseball season leaders and stats from AP games of June 23
The Associated Press lists season leaders across leagues with figures for batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Klein and Terry for the Phillies and Giants in multiple categories, Cronin and Gehrig leading others, with pitchers Fischer Burke and Bush highlighted.
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Reds
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Giants
Klein
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Hornsby
Cubs
Davis
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Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Arlett
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Bush
Grimes Cardinals
Morgan
Indians
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Yankees
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Senators
Gehrig
Cronin
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Athletics
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Buds Batting Tifton Moultrie Thomasville Stops
Bus schedule fragment lists routes through Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points with times 9 00 am and 6 45 am Departures from Thomasville for Moultrie Tifton and interpolate ASO pm sequence.
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Moultrie Packers topple Buds in ninth inning thriller
Moultrie pushes across the winning run in the ninth to beat the Buds 3 2 in a tense game at the stadium. Henry and Miller duel on the mound, Rich belts a decisive triple, and McClannahan shuts down the Buds late as Johnson and Aycock pace the Packers.
Packers Finally Edge Buds In Tight Ball Game
The Moultrie Packers narrowly defeated the Buds as a late eighth inning threat with the winning run on third base failed to score. Hoke Bush has regained his batting eye with a three game hitting streak and sparked yesterday’s rally. Bainbridge left the Georgia Florida League, and Tallahassee White Shealey plus another player will join Cairo as teams reconfigure for the second half.
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Horne
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Miller
Henry
McCallannahan
Rich
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Aycock
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Johnson
Woodward
Ware
Campbell
Bush
Cowart
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Bridges
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Albany
Brunswick
Baycock
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Ewer
Mier
Thomasville Abrhpore Bush
Alday
Eve
Garner
Moultrie Packers
Hoke Bush
Bainbridge
Country Hand
Tallahas
White Shealey
Cairo
Beng Modei
Monticello
Tallahesse
Phosphate Boosts Wheat Yield in McPherson Trials
In McPherson Kansas over 50 soil tests use treble superphosphate in 15 townships this year. The compound seeded with wheat costs about 1.67 dollars per acre and Kansas State College experiments at Manhattan show an increase in wheat production by as much as 16 bushels.
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McPherson County
Kansas State’ College
Manhattan
TWO YOUNGSTERS BRIGHT STARS IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Two young players emerge as top performers in the American League this season. Joe Cronin of Washington leads in runs and hits and stars in the field, while Ben Chapman of New York attacks bases and contributes solid batting. Chapman's speed and power help the Yankees split a doubleheader with the White Sox. Cronin also helps Washington sweep Detroit, aiding a tightened pennant race as Cleveland and other clubs post strong wins.
Woman's Golf Assn May Be Organized in Tri-State
Plans to form a tri state women's golf association were proposed at the Tennessee Women's Golf Association annual meeting in Knoxville. Mrs Morton Rose president said Georgia and Alabama associations would be invited to join with Tennessee in this new regional group.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Tennessee Women's Golf Association
Morton Rose
Tennessee Association
Schmeling Trains as Brown Proves Stiff Sparring Partner
San Francisco heavyweight Natie Brown made his first appearance against champion Max Schmeling at Conneaut Lake Park on June 24. The open workout drew 1,000 spectators as Brown landed solid left hooks and right crosses, proving himself a capable rival in Schmeling's final training week.
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Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Conneaut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
Natie Brown
San Francisco
California
Schmeling
Brown
Max Baer
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Max Machon
Baseball doubleheader results feature different winners
Bob Grove of Athletics held Browns to two hits, striking out six in a 3-0 win. John Schulte singled in the 12th to drive in a run for the Browns in the second game. Ben Chapman and Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees stole three bases each in the second game against the White Sox. Willis Hudlin and Clint Brown pitched for the Indians in a doubleheader sweep 13-0 and 10-0. Red Lucas blanked the Braves for the Reds in a 2-0 win. Fred Marberry outpitched George Uhle as the Senators beat the Tigers 4-0.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Husky
Washington
Senators
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Cronin
Chapman
Yankee
New York
Chicago White Sox
Charley Gehringer
Chappie
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Ed Wells
Detroit
Fred Marberry
George Uhle
Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Bob Grove
Browns
Cleveland
Boston
Clint Brown
Red Sox
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Red Lucas
John Schulte
A’s
Tony Lazzezi
Yankees
White Sox
Reds
Braves
Tigers
Fragments Reflect Reluctance to Overburden Key Figure
A brief passage notes that current handlers avoid piling work on the individual to prevent slowing him down. The remark hints at concern for efficiency and performance under management.
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