Yesterday's results spark high scoring games
Detroit beat Chicago 18 to 4, Cleveland defeated St. Louis 10 to 4, Philadelphia won 6 to 4 over Boston. Three games were played. Today Cleveland visits St. Louis, Chicago hosts Detroit, New York plays Washington, and Boston welcomes Philadelphia.
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New Orleans Triumphs Over Atlanta 2-0 Amid Rain
Results show New Orleans defeated Atlanta 2 to 0 while Birmingham faced Mobile in rain and Nashville at Little Rock postponed. Two games listed include Atlanta touring New Orleans and Birmingham at Mobile with a Nashville visit to Little Rock and a Chattanooga at Memphis matchup.
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Mobile
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Memphis
Eawne
Radium Springs golf events threaten rain soaked tourney start
South Georgia tournaments begin at Radium Springs Albany with Scottie Beverly Thomasville entered and Howard Lilliston posting a 67 course record this week. A rainy spell may extend into the week as professionals and amateurs alike chase the state amateur crown and Piney Woods title while insiders watch the Athletics Yankees pennant race.
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Piney Woods
Scottie Beverly
Thomasville
Radium Springs
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Newell Hamilton
Howard Lilliston
Bus Schedule From Thomasville to Moultrie and Bainbridge
Eastern time leaves Thomasville for Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 8 45 a m 11 60 a m 8 00 p m for Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points at 9 15 a m and 6 15 p m
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Today's Games Across The Region
Greenville visits Spartanburg while Columbia travels to Charlotte. Asheville hosts Knoxville and Macon plays Augusta in upcoming matchups.
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Spartanburg
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Columbia
Augusta
Macon
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Boxing cards from various cities showcase wins and outs
By The Associated Press results list Chicago welterweight champ Jack Britton outpointing Patsy Pollock of Winnipeg and Kurt Prenzel of Germany outpointing Micky McLaughlin of Milwaukee. Toronto’s Kid Chocolate stops Jimmie Johnston while Black Bill of Cuba outpoints Harry Goldstein in Boston. Pete Nebo stops Willie Michel in New York. W L Young Stribling stops California Jack Lee in Flint Michigan with Macon Georgia as the locale for the latter bout.
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Jack Britton
Patsy Pollock
Winnipeg
Canada
Kurt Prenzel
Germany
Micky McLaughlin
Milwaukee
Toronto
Kid. Chocolate
Cuba
Jimmie Johnston
Black Bill
Harry. Goldstein
Boston
New York
Pete Nebo
Tampa
Fla
Willie Michel
Belgium
Flint
Mich
W. L. Young Stribling
Macon
California
Jack Lee
Los Angeles
Trapshoot in Atlanta Led by Gov. of Tenn
Marksmen from eight southern states prepared for the singles championships of the Southern Divisional Handicap in Atlanta. John Kreis, the Roaring Governor of Knoxville Tennessee, led day one with a 196 score in the 200 class zone singles. Class winners included Frank Treech 194 Forrest McNair 195 J A Kreis 196 Mrs W P Andrews 183 C W Dunlop 179 and Dr J Q Brantley 173.
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John Kreis
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Tenn
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Frank Treech
Forrest McNair
J. A. Kreis
W. P. Andrews
Eutaw
Ala
J. Q. Brantley
Dodgers beat Giants again as Cubs win Pirates
Brooklyn Dod gers take a 5 to 2 victory over the New York Giants marking their second straight win in the series. Rube Bressler had four straight singles driving in three runs while Karl Hubbell, Jack Scott and Carl Mays held the Dodgers to ten hits in total. In other NL action, the Cubs beat the Pirates 4 to 3 behind Ervin Brame and three homers. In the AL, the Philadelphia Athletics edged the Red Sox 5 to 4 as Rommel earned his seventh straight win. Yankees, idle, regain second place after the Browns loss.
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Associated Press
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William Watson
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Johnny Morrison
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Rube Bressler
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Pirates
Ervin Brame
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Boston Red Sox
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Airplane Voice Transmits From New Jersey to London
In a June demonstration by American Telephone and Telegraph the cockpit voice of an in flight airplane above New Jersey was heard in London. The system used a Bell Labs short wave transmitter and receiver, linking to AT T’s Whippany station and onward to regular telephones, with land lines to coastal points and a final radio hop across the Atlantic.
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New York
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Day and Sinclair Share Jail in Washington
In Washington on June 25 Harry F. Sinclair and Henry Mason Day began jail time for contempt of court linked to the Sinclair-Fall trial and Senate inquiry. Day, NY vice president of Sinclair Exploration, entered the jail routine, while Sinclair serves the rest of his 90 day contempt term and defends his actions as lawful.
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Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
New York
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Washington Asylum
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Sinclair
Senate
Teapot Home
Naval Oil Reserve
Rochester Farmer Charged With Torturing Young Boy
Cromwell Cromwell, 56, of Greece, is jailed awaiting an assault hearing after being accused of holding 14 year old George Foley over a bonfire and burning his right leg and hip. Foley, who was swimming tidewaters with friends, told his mother the tale with corroboration from companion Lawrence Casterchino.
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Cromwell
Greece
George Foley
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Tidewaters
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Lawrence Casterchino
Averill Hits Lead Lions Over White Sox in 13 to 4 Win
Earl Averill homered twice as Detroit hammered Faber and Dugan for 43 hits and a 13 to 4 victory over Chicago. Emil Yde, a former Pirate, allowed ten Sox hits but shut down in late innings.
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Tigers
Faber
Dugan
Chicago White Sox
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Sox
Baseball Leaders for June Two National Batting and Pitching
Baseball leaders highlighted include O Doul of the Phillies batting .385 with 74 hits and 62 runs batted in Ott of the Giants with 20 homers and 74 RBIs, Terry of the Giants with 96 hits, Grimes of the Pirates 11–1 pitching, and Gehringer of the Tigers with 64 RBIs and 95 hits.
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O'Doul
Phillie
Ott
Giants
Terry
Hatey
Cards
L. Waner
Pirates
Cuyler
Cubs
Grimes
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Johnson
Manush
Browns
Scarritt
Red Sox
Combs
Yanks
Gehrig
Mitler
Jehringer
Rommel
Weather disrupts Southern baseball with rainouts
Bad weather spoiled most Southern League games yesterday as both the Southern Association and Southeastern League saw only one game completed in each circuit. New Orleans pitcher Brown blanked Atlanta with two hits allowed for a 2 0 Pelicans win, while Bob Parham starred Cracker hitters with both safeties.
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Pelicans
Bob Parham
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al Yeorgin
Spartanburg
Greenville
Bancroft
Charlotte
Columbia
Hood
Hamel
Hornets
Alter
Macon
Augusta
Tampa Smokers
Jacksonville
Busby
Montgomery
Columbus
Pensacola
Selma
Schmeling and Basque Set For 15 Round Yankee Stadium Fight
Paulino Uzcudun and Max Schmeling finish long training as they prepare for a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Milk fund receipts exceed 300000 with a potential gate near 600000 while Schmeling and Uzcudun rest at training camps in Lakewood New Jersey and Hoosick Falls New York.
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Stribling Wins Technical Knockout Over Jack Lee
Flint Michigan reports Young Stribling defeated California Jack Lee of Los Angeles by technical knockout in the eighth round of a 10 round bout. Stribling swept every round at the bell as the referee stopped the fight due to severe mouth bleeding. Both fighters weighed 181 pounds.
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California
Jack Lee
Los Angeles
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