Orioles Rally Past Reds For Second Place Finish
In a comeback from 4-3 down in the eighth, the Thomasville Orioles beat Cordele Reds 7-4 to finish the first half of the Georgia Florida League in second place. Charlie Lethas delivered a two base hit driving in the tieing and winning runs, Dizzy Coleman and Red Ferrell added key plays, and Frank Anderson earned the win.
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Albert Riley, JR
Charlie Letchas
Orioles
Thomasville
Cordele
Reds
Joe Annunzio
Red Ferrell
Dizzy Coleman
Bob Bradley
Annunzio
Cholly
Lethas
Lefty Sewell
Ferrell
Coleman
Barney Hearn
Bradley
Letcas
Lefty Flora
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Matt Morris
Sewell
Seaman
Letchas
Corbett
Tommy Corbett
Cordele Abros Blackstock
Campbell
Falcon
Amaral Rf
Lacamon
McFarlane
Taylor
Morris Dp
Sewell Pd
HOA
Thomasmiere
Hearn
McKenzie
Th. Vo
AnnUnzio Cc
Ferrell Lf
Colemith Gs
Setehas
Flora
Campbell, Im
Letehius
Mon Va
Hfearrn
Colema
Ameral
Letehis
Odum
Ampbell
Aylor Hearn Ferrell
Blackstock
McFarane
Campbelly
Leamon
Morris
Ff Anderson
Amaral
Filora
Annunzio Tiasxlor
Winnies Anderson
Parks and Wolfe
Bitsy Grant Crushes Second Foe in Wimbledon Tourney
Atlanta ace Bitsy Grant stunned M D Delaford of England in the second round of the all England championships at Wimbledon on June 24. Grant dropped the first set 4 6 but swept the next three 6 2 6 2 6 1 in a crowd pleasing comeback.
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Bitsy Grant
Wimbledon
Eng
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
M. D. Delaford
England
Grant
Heiner Henkel
Fred Perry
K. Chartikavanis
Siam
Perry
America
Wilmer Allison
Texas
American polo team sweeps British in final test
In London at the Hurlingham Club on June 24 the American polo team beat Great Britain 15 to 9 in the third game of the series. The U S had already secured the international trophy by winning the first two matches.
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London
America
Great Britain
Henry Cotton Leads British Open Qualifying at Hoylake
Henry Cotton of Great Britain posted 139 to take an early lead in the British Open qualifying at Hoylake England. Cotton, 1934 champion, followed a 68 on the Hoylake course with a 67 at Wallasey, placing him as a strong contender as final qualifying rounds began. Gene Sarazen led seven Americans in the betting, at 4-1, with Alfred Padgham 6-1 and Percy Alliss at 10-1 following.
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Eng
Henry Cotton
Great Britain
Hoylake and Mallasey
Cotton
Wallasey
Gene Sarazen
Alfred Padgham
Sarazen
Padgham
Percy Alliss
Barkley Speech Praised For Clear Roosevelts New Deal Defense
N Y B reports Alben W Barkleys performance praising the Roosevelt administration and critiquing opposition to the AAA. He described the budget figures and humanitarian impact while recalling Roosevelt era debates, Supreme Court recall ideas, and party enthusiasm among delegates.
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Wilson
Barkley
Roosevelt
Yesterday's Stars: Cronin homer helps Red Sox win
Joe Cronin hit a homer that counted as the winning run in a 7 6 victory for the Red Sox over a Moses led Athletics. The report notes star performances in a day of baseball action.
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Associated Preas
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Wally Moses
Athletics
Mystery leagues bloom as Indians and Senators puzzle fans
In a season full of flips, the Indians lag ten games back in the American League while the Senators climb toward second place behind the Red Sox. Deshong wins for Washington. the Indians fall 5-6 to Connie Mack's Athletics. Giants, Cards, Cubs and Red Sox gain in their circuits with notable wins as the Dodgers stumble.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Indians
Senators
Red Sox
Connie Mack
St. Louis
Deshong
Washingtons
Yanks
Tigers
White Sox
New Yorkers
New York Giants
Giants
Pirates
Cards
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Cubs
Frank Demaree
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Hallahan
Dodgers
SDS Asa ES STAND
Yesterday results show Albany 8 over Moultrie 6 and Thomasville 7 over Cordele 4 with Tallahassee 7 and Americus 6. Today’s games feature Americus at Tallahassee Moultrie at Albany and Cordele at Thomasville.
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SDS Asa
Albany
Moultrie
Thomasville
Cordele
Tallahassee
Americus
Baseball scorecard snippets from a busy league day
The report lists city teams with scattered results including Boston 7 Detroit 6, Chicago 13 New York 4, Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 6, Washington 10 St. Louis 3, indicating varied outcomes across multiple games.
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Boston
Detroit
Chicage
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Four NBA matchups slate this week across major cities
New York visits Chicago while Philadelphia plays Cleveland. Boston travels to Detroit and Washington goes to St. Louis for key league games. Matchups feature veteran guards and rotating rookies amid playoff push.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Major Leagues
Yesterday’s games featured Chicago and Boston defeating Cincinnati 6 to 3 while Brooklyn lost to New York 0 to 3. Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 2 to 3 and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 2 to 3 in other matchups.
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Pettees
St. Louis
Chicago Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Reston
Philadelphia
Stooklyn New
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Pitsburgh
Regional College Football Pairings Reveal Busy Weekend
The schedule lists Chiefpa at Hosaton, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia with matchups stirring local interest. Teams named or misread may reflect OCR errors but indicate a loaded slate across major cities.
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Chiefpa
Hosaton
Cincinnai
Brooklyn
Hitteburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and Matchups from Nashville to New Orleans
Nashville hosts Birmingham while Knoxville meets Little Rock and Atlanta faces Memphis. Chattanooga plays New Orleans as Vernon Kennedy and the White Sox defeat the Yankees 13 to 4. Bill Terry and Burgess Whitehead lead the Giants with homers as their team wins again.
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Nashville
Birmingham
Knoxville
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Indians
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
Yankees
Bill Terry
Burgess Whitehead
Giants
Pinatee
Southern Association
Tirmingham
Little Rock O
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Boxing Roundup Sparks Swirl Over Louis Schmeling Fight
The NY sports desk reports rumors about Joe Louis not doped for the Schmeling bout and pain from the right hand. Harlem expands the tale nationwide and Braddock may face Max Baer in September. Braddock with the NYSAC resists. Braddock possibly signs with Mike Jacobs. Former stars Cochran Bransfield Burkett Hamilton Bergen set for Worcester to attend Boston all star game.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Joe
Schmeling
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Max Baer
John Henry Lewis
Jimmy Braddock
Braddock
New York State Athletic Commission
Mike Jacobs
Commish
Louis Schmeling
Mickey Cochrane
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Tigers
Kitty Bransfield
Jesse Burkett
Billy Hamilton
Billy Bergen
Worcester
Mass
Boston
Thomasville Orioles face second half with many lineup changes
The Thomasville Orioles enter the Georgia Florida League second half led by manager Frank Sidle. Lefty Flora is reinstated, Marion Alleruso is released, and lineup shifts include Tommy Corbett in left field and Joe Annunzio catching. The club aims to stay among the top six teams as they face a competitive stretch.
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Albert Riley, JR
Thomasville Orioles
Tallahassee
Lefty Flora
Marion Alleruso
Flora
Frank Anderson
Alleruso
California
Orioles
Dothana
Bobby Murray
Frank Sidle
Tommy Corbett
Ben Brown
Brown
Joe Annunzio
Cecil Fernandez
Sherwood McKenzie
Alvin Nicholas
McKenzie
Dizzy Coleman
Thomasville
Chares Buddha
Bob Bradley
Joe Petrella
Buster Bruce
Trainor
Oyler
Barney Hearn
Red Ferrell
Charlie Letchas
Anderson
Buddha
Bill McKenzie
Bruce
Sidle
Albany
Americus
Cord
Haas Medalist in Intercollegiate Golf Tourney at Chicago
Freddie Haas Jr. of New Orleans and LSU shot 35 36 71 to lead the National Intercollegiate Golf title after rounds at North Shore Golf Club. He finished 146 to win the medal, while Louis Fehlig of Notre Dame opened match play with 158. Yale edged Michigan for team title with 625, Stanford 628.
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Chicago
Freddie Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Notre Dame
Louis Fehlig
Haas
North Shore Golf Club
Fehlig
Yale
Michigan
Stanford
Columbus Closes Gap in Sally League with 4 1 Win
Columbus defeated the leading Jacksonville Tars 4 to 1 to move within half a game of the Sally League lead. Augusta beat the Peaches 4 to 1 after scoring three runs in the first inning. Savannah vs Columbia was rained out. Red Oehler contributed on the mound and at the plate.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Jacksonville Tars
Macon
Augusta G
Peaches
Savannah
Columbia
Red Oehler
Capitals Edge Americas 1-0 As Newcomb's Triple Tops First Half
Tallahassee capitalized on Tete Newcomb's three base hit in the seventh inning to defeat Americas 1-0 in the opening game of the Georgia Florida league second half. Lefty McClure and Harl Allen locked in a tight mound duel as Tallahassee extended its win streak to 11. Albany, Thomasville chase second place with Albany beating Moultrie 8-6 and Johnson homering twice.
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Associated Press
Tate Newcomb
Stewart Hofferth
Tallahassee
Americas
Orioles
Cordelo
Thomasville
Lee Johnson
Albany
Moultrie
Americus
Thomasville Americas
Talahassee
Newcomb
Capitals
McClure
Allen
Cardinals
Hofforth
Waits
Tallahassée
Marion
Travelers
Georgia
Moultrie Packers
Johnson
Travs
Packers
Red Birds Climb Standings Behind Ninth Inning Rally
A late ninth inning triple by a Red Bird mover pushed them closer to the top and a scoring cross by Joe Sims extended the lead. Columbus starter Joe Sims allowed seven hits while his opponent Peck Bazner yielded only three. Top contenders take a layoff today as the second half starts Sunday.
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Red Birds
Joe Sims
Sims
Columbus
Peck Bazner
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