Buds Defeat Perry 6 to 2 in Tense Home Game
The Buds beat Perry 6 2 amid umpire players squabbles. Lead remains over Tallahassee with one game left in the first half. Milton or Veale to start for the Buds as Scott pitched yesterday. A large crowd is expected for the final split season match. Stribling plans London bout with Scott, with $2500 forfeit posted and local welcome planned.
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Tampa Shipments Hit New May Monthly Record
Lumber and phosphate shipments from Tampa Florida set a new May monthly record. The report notes increased activity for the month driven by demand in construction and chemicals, reflecting a strong regional transport season.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Scores from the American League include Cleveland 0 at Washington 7 and Detroit 4 8, with Boston 5 7. National League games Bos ton 3 at St Louis 11 and New York 1 at Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 1, Chicago 6. others postponed or rained out. Southern Association Asheville 3 at Birmingham 10, Atlanta 1 at New Orleans 9. other results show Little Rock and Mobile. Southeastern League Jacksonville 5 at Columbia 4, Tampa 5 at Pensacola 4, Selma 7 at Montgomery 5. South Atlantic League Asheville 2 at Macon 11, Greenville 8 at Charlotte 12, Augusta 11 at Columbia 10 in 10 innings.
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Local Baseball Schedule Across Cities
Today’s games feature Chicago at Philadelphia and Philadelphia at Chicago in twin city action. Other matchups include St Louis at New York, Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at Boston, Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati. Southeast games have Jacksonville at Montgomery and Tampa at Selma with Pensacola at Columbus, Asheville at Macon, Augusta at Columbia, Greenville at Charlotte.
Indians Ups and Downs Thrill Fans Across A Season
The Cleveland Indians, slow to start, rallied with a strong home stand against AL Eastern clubs before a West-to-East slide. They beat the Athletics at home, then lost to the Senators, dropping to fourth place. Washington margin and rain shortened games affecting Yankees and Athletics.
Crawford Confirmed as Marshal for Northern Georgia
The Senate confirmed Louis H. Crawford for reappointment as Marshal for the northern district of Georgia after Crawford answered charges before the judiciary committee. A $400,000 building for the St. Louis University School of Commerce and Finance will be constructed this summer. The United States exported more than $3,240,000 worth of books and pamphlets in the first quarter of the year.
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Dempsey Schmeling stir future heavyweight clash talks
The piece contrasts Dempsey and Tunney with 1930 era contenders Sharkey Scott and Schmeling, noting Dempsey’s enduring popularity and potential for a comeback, while weighing Schmeling’s toughness and the boxing game’s decline from recent three-year layoff. It also profiles Cleveland pitcher Wesley Ferrell, praised as a bright young right hander propelling a pennant push alongside Hodapp Averill Hudlin Morgan and the Sewell brothers.
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Buds Clinch First Half Lead With Win Over Perry
Bryan McCall belted his first season homer as the Buds beat Perry 6 2 in Perry to stay one game up in the Georgia Florida League standings over Tallahassee. Scott limited Perry to seven hits as Thomasville piled 16 off Culpepper and Faircloth. The game featured several squabbles and Jim Campbell illness forced Wade Woodward to handle catching duties. The Buds home game tomorrow against Perry at the stadium could decide the first half pennant race with Milton or Veale to start on the mound.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in MLB Action
Pat Malone of the Cubs fanned six, allowed eight hits, and beat Philadelphia 6-1. Heinie Manush doubled twice, drove in two and scored for the Senators in a 5 inning win. Larry Benton scattered 11 hits as the Reds beat the Giants 4-1. Bill Sweeney hit a pinch home run with one on to lift the Red Sox 5-4 over the Tigers. Earl Adams collected a double and four singles, scoring three runs for the Cardinals in the Boston game.
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Baseball Leaders List for June 24
The compiled leaders show Batting average top the chart with Fisher of the Cardinals at .431. Cuyler of the Cubs leads in runs with 64 and has 11 triples. Klein of the Phillies has 73 RBIs, Wilson of the Cubs and Berger of the Braves tied for 22 homers. Cuyler also leads in stolen bases with 15. Gehrig and Ruth pace other categories with 74 and 76 RBIs and 24 and 96 hits respectively.
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Canzoneri Triumphs In New York Bout Over Grogan
In New York Tony Canzoneri outpointed Tommy Grogan while Mel Tarleton stopped Frankie Marchese. In Indianapolis Soug Meyers and Tommy Cello fought to a ten round draw.
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Berlin oracle predicts 1936 Games to Germany
Ferris of the A A U in Berlin forecasts that the 1936 Olympics will be held in Germany and that Germany will win. He asserts the German nation backs the athletic movement, noting past Olympic disruptions and later re admission to the Games in 1928 at Amsterdam.
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Milwaukee Club Defies Landis On Player Transfer
Milwaukee's American Association club contemplates court action against Commissioner Landis over Fred Bennett. The dispute fuels talk of an independent Class AA association as a meeting of the minor leagues is set for August 5 in Chicago.
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Byrd Leaves Albany for New York After Award
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd departed Albany at 7:35 a.m. bound for New York after receiving the state's distinguished service medal from Governor Roosevelt for Antarctic explorations. He hinted at another expedition but said it would wait until the current Antarctic program is completed.
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Suit challenges Commissioner Landis restraint order
Miss Killilea says the case against Commissioner Landis was continued indefinitely and claims the judge exceeded his authority. She asserts the regulations are misinterpreted and describes the suit as targeting an unwarranted dictatorship rather than his general direction of baseball.
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Barons Move Up to Third by Beating Mobile
In Atlanta, the Birmingham Barons rose to third in the Southern Association with a 10 to 2 win over Mobile. Nashville fell to fourth after Little Rock beat them 4 to 3.
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Dorothy Mackaill rises as Hull girl becomes screen idol
In a quick four year rise, Dorothy Mackaill gains fame as a Hull Newsstand girl turned Ziegfeld star. Her natural charm and fresh thrills propel her to screen idol status alongside the booming Old Gold cigarette brand, now rapidly growing nationwide.
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