Ferrell's left field homer sparks Orioles twin bill win
Thomasville Orioles debut under manager Harry O'Donnell against the Panama City Pilots features a dramatic 11-10 opener and a 7-6 nightcap. Red Ferrell belts the first over the Thomasville left field wall 359 feet away, Fernandez drives in decisive runs and Ferrell steals home to seal the second game.
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Greenberg and Collins Lead Major League Home Runs
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers and Jim Collins of the St. Louis Cardinals led the majors in homers with Greenberg at 19 and Collins at 15 as 59 of 154 games were played. Collins boosted his mark with a fifth homer in a row, while Greenberg drove in five in one game but suffered a loss as Brooklyn and Washington combined for big scores. The season saw Pirates and Giants pulling ahead in the National League and the Indians beating the Yankees in the American League.
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Ripper) Collins
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Pilots Narrowly Tie as Flora Seals Night's Fate
In a darkness halted second game, the Pilots tied late thanks to Coleman’s double and a Davis homer, with Flora closing out the night as the game hung in balance. Earlier scores saw Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 5 and St. Louis 16 Brooklyn 6 among others.
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Capitals lose to Traws and split with Moultrians
In Tallahassee on June 24 the Capitals were swept in a doubleheader by the Traws 8 0 after a 7 3 loss to Moultrie in game one. Dobernic pitched both games for Moultrie with heavy hits in game one and a shutout in game two. Waits and Duberstein homered for Moultrie while Dobernic starred on the mound.
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Louis the Yankee Stadium Showdown Looms Big Fight Planned
Promoter press pages promise a boxing spectacle tomorrow night at Yankee Stadium featuring Joe Louis from Detroit against Primo Carnera. The heavyweight clash aims for a 15 round decision with bets centered around a large gate and substantial cash advances. Preliminary bouts include Baer Rawson and a six round bout, with plans for a potential rescheduling if needed.
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Nera
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Sinners, censorship and rail hints mix in 1920s prose fusion
A collage of notes covers English film censorship leaving two classes for audiences. It mentions Georgia Florida baseball half, Thomasville teams, a streamlined rebel train, Bitsy Grant’s tennis win, and Ickes accusing Talmadge in a new book with questions on motives and denial.
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New Orleans
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Savannah
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Nahunta
New York
Allison Opposes Vivian McGrath At Wimbledon Opener
London June 24 The Wimbledon championships opened with Wilmer Allison, America’s No 1 player, facing stiff opposition and seeds predicting he would not reach the final round. Allison opposed Vivian McGrath of Australia, who defeated Sidney Wood of New York in 1934.
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Vivian McGrath
Australia
Sidney Wood
New York
Macdonald Smith Takes Early Lead in British Open
Macdonald Smith shoots six under par to seize an early round lead at the British Open as Lawson Little struggles, requiring 78 strokes to complete his round.
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Lawson Little
Muirfield
Scotland
Glendale
Cal
Gullane
William Lawson Little Jr
Intercollegiate golf title favorites named
Ivates Fischer and Emery are listed as favorites in the national intercollegiate golf championship as 125 players begin the 36 hole qualifying rounds at the Congressional Club course in Maryland. Former champions FIsher Emery and Yates draw attention among a field chasing a rare two-time win.
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Johnnie Fischer
Michigan
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Oklahoma
Charles Yates
Georgia Tech
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