Senators Take AL Lead With 7-3 Win Over White Sox
The Washington Senators surged to first in the American League by routing the Chicago White Sox 7-3 as they ran their streak to eleven wins in twelve starts. The Yankees won 10-6 then lost 5-4 to fall a half game back while the Athletics beat the Indians 8-4 and the Red Sox edged Detroit 3-2. In the NL, Reds beat the Giants 2-1 behind Ernie Lombardi Sparky Adams and Eppa Rixey, the Phillies routed the Cardinals 9-4, and Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh as Chicago and Boston rested.
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Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Phillies
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Pirates
Henry Johnson
Red Sox
Reds
Giants
Dib Williams
Athletics
Indians
Heinie Manush
White Sox
Fred Walker
Yankees
St. Louis
Manush and Cronin Lead Major League Batters Week
Heinie Manush and Joe Cronin led all major league batters in the past week with 21 and 19 hits respectively. Manush hit .354 and Cronin .353, outpacing American League leader Al Simmons who had nine hits and dropped to .365. Ben Chapman and Fred Schulte were next in line for top spots.
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Joe Cronin
New York
Heinie Manush
Washington
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results show American League games with New York 10 to 4 over St Louis 6 to 5 and Washington 7 to 3 over Chicago 8 to 2 among others. Philadelphia 9 over St Louis 4, Brooklyn 6 over Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 2 over New York 4. Southern League Knoxville 6 over New Orleans 1. Georgia State League Macon 4 over Americus 2 Miliedgeville 9 over Albany 6 Columbus 7 over Barneaville 6.
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Cincinnati
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New Orleans
Birmingham
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National League
Peaches Move Up in Georgia League with Win Over Americus
Macon, June 24. The Peaches climbed to fourth in the Georgia State League by defeating Americus yesterday. The game added to the club’s recent push in the standings and boosted their position in the pennant race.
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Buds and Capitals Open Exhibition Monday Here
Thomasville Buds home exhibition against the Capitals Monday follows rained out games with Tallahassee. After the game, the Buds travel to Monticello for an official contest as leaders and standings hinge on Perry results. Local drive seeks weekly 25 cent contributions to cover costs.
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Sharkey Halts Training Over Rumor of Ill Child
heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey left his Orangeburg training camp after a telephone claim that his child was ill in Boston. He hurried home with manager Johnny Buckley before saying he would return if the illness proved not serious. The move came as he prepared for his first title defense in New York on Thursday.
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Primo Camera
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Newton
Mass
Sharkey and Carnera Enter Final Training Stages
New York June 24 Sharkey and Primo Carnera enter final training for their 15 round heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden next Thursday. Sharkey weighs 206 pounds and will box six rounds daily, while Carnera at 262 pounds plans two more workouts. Both checked six ounce gloves with the State Athletic Commission as officials pledge close hand tape scrutiny.
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Long Island City Bowl
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State Athletic Commission
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Maxey Rosenbloom
Milledgeville Tops Albany 9 5. Koenman Protests Decision
Milledgeville won its third straight by beating Albany 9 to 5 as Jake Trommerhauser pitched steadily. Manager Koenman protested a fifth inning call amid the dispute.
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Jake Trommerhauser
Milledgeville
Albany
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Stribling to Enter State Amateur Golf at Glen Arven
W. L. Stribling Jr arrives from Macon with his family and plans to enter the State Amateur at Glen Arven on July 4. He will play a practice round before returning to Macon, while fans anticipate his returns to Thomasville.
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Max Schmeling
Eight Thomasville Net Players Added to Team Rankings
In the Georgia Florida net league eight more players join Thomasville tennis rankings to ensure match readiness. Rev Ansley C Moore moves to No 5 by beating Bill Cochran. Tommy Mahler climbs ahead of Raiford Robison.
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Florida veteran leads Kentuckian in early round
Ralph Redmond of St Petersburg Florida and Earl Stokes of Louisville Kentucky began a 36 hole battle for the southern amateur golf championship at East Lake Course Atlanta. Redmond, a veteran, led Stokes by 2 up after five holes and both men halved several early holes as rain threats loomed.
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Atlanta
Ralph Redmond
St. Petersburg
Fla
Earl Stokes
Louisville
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Stokes
Dillon Graham
Associated Press
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Kentucky
East Lake
Billy Howell
Richmond
Eugene Vinson
Meridian
Miss
Jack Toomer
Hendersonville
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St. Pete
South
Old Kentucky
Hon. Michael Scott Captures British Amateur Golf Title
The Hon. Michael Scott, 55, wins the British amateur golf championship at Hoylake beating Thomas A. Bourn 4 and 3 in the 36 hole final. He leads Thomas Arundel Bourn five up after 18 holes, continuing the same form against George T. Dunlap Jr. yesterday.
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Night of Lightweight Bouts in Chicago Headlines
AP reports a Chicago program featuring a series of boxing matches. Barney Ross outpointed Tony Canzoneri for the world lightweight title in a Chicago venue, with Pena besting Scalba and Sereci stopping Sabano. Other results include Turner over Miller and Day over Lubansky, Connell drawing Dukelsky, and Silvio KOing Reardon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Johnny Pena
Nick Scalba
Vincent Sereci
al Sabano
Minneapolis
Georgie Turner
Orew Miller
Davy Day
Izzy l Lubansky
Bill Connell
Monmouth
Tfl
Sally Dukelsky
Drew
Frankie Sigilio
Bill Reardon
Atlanta Youth Wins Southern Boys Net Singles Championship
Russell Bobbitt of Atlanta won the southern boys singles title over Emil Colmenares of Houston 6-4 6-4 and teamed with Colmenares to win the doubles 6-3 6-2 against Thon and Riley of New Orleans. Rain halted the junior singles semi finals.
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Russell Bobbitt
Emil Colmenares
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New Orleans
Thon
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Baseball and golf notes mix of results and prospects
The column notes the Giants clinging to the league lead as the Phillies win their sixth straight over the Cardinals, while Washington dominates the Junior circuit and challenges the Yanks. Golf headlines follow with Ralph Redmond and Earl Stokes contending for the Southern Amateur crown, Duke Dunlap losing to a British veteran, and Georgia State entries anticipated for Glen Arven starting July 4 with strong northern and southern turnout.
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New York
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Ross Wins Light Weight Crown in ChicagoThriller
Barney Ross born Bernard Rossofsky from Chicago defeated Tony Canzoneri in a ten round lightweight bout to claim the world title. Judges favored Ross despite a draw by the referee, with 11,204 fans watching. Ross, 22, rose from Chicago’s ghetto after early success in amateur ranks and decisive wins over Bat Battalino and Billy Petrolle.
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Barney Ross
Bernard Rossofsky
Tony Canzoneri
New York
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Edward Hintz
William A. Battye
Ross
Canzoneri
al Singer
Kid Chocolate
Billy Petrolle
Jack
Kid) Berg
East
Sam Pian
Art Winch
Bat Battalino
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Baseball Leaders and Standings From League IADERSS
Summary of batting and pitching leaders from League IADERSS including yesterday's games. Key figures: Klein of the Phillies led with 362 batting, 56 RBIs, 21 doubles, 13 home runs. Martin of the Cardinals had 54 runs and 8 triples. Fullis of the Phillies had 95 hits. Suhr and Waner top steals with 7. records for Davis Tom? and others.
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Medwick
P. Waner
Suhr
Pirates
Berger
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Local Golfers Enter Tallahassee One Day Tournament
A number of local golfers plan to enter a one day event at the Tallahassee Country Club tomorrow. The Tallahassee tournament will draw players from Georgia and Florida with notable locals Young Stribling and W L Stribling Sr making the trip from Ochlocknee to join the Thomasville group.
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Baseball League Leaderboard Highlights From Seasonal Totals
Pitching leaders include Hallahan and Hildebrand with strong showings for Cardinals and Indians. Batting leaders feature Simmons and Manush while Gehrig tops runs and RBIs. Manush also leads hits, with Cronin and Sewell among notable doubles. Combs and Manush pace triples and home runs, and Walker headlines stolen bases.
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Carleton
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Simmons
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Manush
Senators
Gehrig
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Sewell
Bur Browns
Averill
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Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Hildebrand
Crowder
Marberry
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