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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1932

Page

4

Phillies Newest National League Sensation Today

Philadelphia surged to fourth place on June 12 after a 11 6 win over the Giants as Dick Bartell Chuck Klein and Don Hurst sparked a 11 run burst. Klein joined the 100 hit club with 103, Hurst hit his 10th homer, while Pittsburgh and Boston faltered in a tight NL race.

Fullerton, SR Associated Press Boston Braves Phillies Boston Braves Pihillies Cincinnati Phils Dick Bartell Chuck Klein Don Hurst Jed A Jom Mooney Sam Gibson New York Giants Philadelphia Pittsburgh Bartell Klein Chuck Hurst Bucs Heinie Meine Eppa Rixey Lloyd Waner None Chicago Cubs Hollis Thurston Brooklyn Dodges Thurston Hack Wilson Nnothe

Two Foreigners Setting Pace in American Open

Briton and Argentine top the National Open after 36 holes with 145, paced by Olin Cutry’s 69 in round one. Dutra moves to 146, edging Diegel and Hagen, as Sarazen, Craig, and Cooper sit at 150 and Burke and Van Elm share 152. Amateur Johnny Goodman trails at 167.

Gayle Talbot Associated Press Fresh Meadow County Club Flushing I.L Sam T. Phillip Perkins Jose Jurado Argentina Olin Cutry Dutra Leo Diegel Walker Hagen Gene Sarazen Craig Harry Cooper Billy Burke George van Elm Bobby Cruickshank Johnny Goodman Omaha

Reese Hitting Hard For Memphis In Southern Association

Andy Reese of the Mississippi Reeses stars for Memphis Chickasaws driving the offense. He scored twice and collected four hits as Memphis beat Little Rock 9 to 8. Chattanooga defeated Nashville 16 to 10, Knoxville beat New Orleans 4 to 3, and Atlanta beat Birmingham 11 to 7. Ty Cobb retired with a career average of .367.

Atlanta Andy Reese Mississippi Reeses Southern Association Memphis Chickasaws Andy Indians Little Rock Reese Chattanooga Nashville Knoxville Smokies New Orleans Pelicans Atlanta Crackers Birmingham Barons

Dodgers Rally With Runs In Tight Baseball Game

Five double plays aided Thurston as the Dodgers added enough runs in a tight game. The Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals had an open date while the entire American League sat idle.

Dodgers Thurston Cubs St. Loui

Train Schedule Fragments for Night and Day Run

A timetable fragment lists arrival and departure times for connections from Leava to The Southland and various cities including Montgomery Savannah Jacksonville Atlanta Albany and Detroit. It notes through sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Jacksonville Atlanta Cincinnati Detroit Chicago and provides agent contact numbers.

L. P. Green

Moultrie Club Faces Midnight Firelight in Depression League

The Moultrie Buds face a tense night game as the team battles Tallahassee Capitals and Cairo Syrup Makers. Riley joins the Buds, Lonnie Singleton named field captain, and coach Groover shifts duties while the league ponders an All Georgia Florida lineup and strong pitching depth across Cairo Albany Thomasville Tallahassee.

Moultrie Packers Tallahassee Capitals Swats Cairo Syrup Makers Levey Hand Vickers Groover Lonnie Singleton Buds Lonnie Howell Tallahassee Lewis Albany Peerson Bonner Cairo Rich Thomasville Hall Pet Moultrie Nana Nee Senee Cairo Deen See Sane Smeseatesseas Albany Tallahassee Eeeeeee Il McSwain Oaeteeeeeereeneeenes Blalock Senee Powiew Singleton Naper Aiken Weenerane Se Eee Vanneprerse ‘Deest Wheeler Neen Aes Alday

Risko Returns to Heavyweight Trail With Victory

Johnny Risko, former title hopeful, defeated Mickey Walker in 12 rounds at Cleveland Stadium before 15,000. Risko, after seven months out, built on a 27 pound weight edge and dominated the fight with multiple knockdowns and a unanimous decision from referee Freddy Block and two judges.

Cleveland Johnny Risko Jack Sharkey Risko Mickey Walker Cleveland Stadium Freddy Block Walker

Baseball Highlights and Key Plays From The Day

Chuck Klein and Dick Bartell each had four hits and drove in three runs as the Giants defeated 11-6. Tony Cuccinello Gordon Slade and Joe Stripp turned four double plays in a sharp fielding display against the Braves. Lloyd Waner homered in the seventh to lift the Pirates to a 4-3 win over Cincinnati.

Associated Press Chuck Klein Dick Bartell Phillies Giants Tony Cuccinello Gordon Slade Joe Stripp Dodgers Braves Lloyd Waner Pirates Cincinnati

Harvard Crew Wins in Annual Regatta

New London Conn June 25 Harvard crew defeated Yale in the annual regatta as Olympic tryouts loomed at Worcester. Harvard used a deadly stroke over 32 strokes a minute to overcome Yale despite an early quarter length lead, finishing clearly ahead.

New London Conn Thames Harvard Yale Worcester

Grant Meets Sutter For Intercollegiate Tennis Title Today

Bry ant Grant from North Carolina seeks the national title against Clifford Sutter of Tulane after a dramatic semifinal win over Keith Gledhill of Stanford. Sutter, who won the championship two years ago, defeated Clayton Burwell of Sewanee in straight sets.

Haverford Bryant Grant North Carolina Bitsie Clifford Sutter Tulane Grant Keith Glenhill Stanford Glendhill Sutter Clayton Lee Burwell Sewanee Edward Elbert Lewis Jack Tidball California Los Angeles Gledhill Joseph Coughlin Karl K. Kamrath Sterling Williams Texas

Buds Rally To Edge Albany Lions 2 1 In Close Game

The Buds beat the Albany Lions 2 to 1 in a two hour contest behind G. Bassett who allowed four hits. Veale held the Buds to seven hits but four errors by Albany helped the Buds gain an early lead and hold on. Moultrie widened its division lead by defeating Cairo while Tallahassee rested.

Buds Albany Lions G. Bassett Lions Veale Albany Rhodes Hall Short Wheeler Rich Hyatt Blalock White Woods Aiken Singleton Kimbrel Bassette Vernon McSwain Peerson L. Bassett Stuart Buck Bassett Cairo Moultrie Tallahassee Abrhpore Lewis

Baseball Leaders From Yesterday's Games Across Leagues

National League highlights include P Waner Pirates batting .369 with 31 doubles and Klein Phillies leading in RBIs with 71 while Hurst and Bartell pace various Phillies stats. American League leaders show Foxx Athletics batting .382 with 66 runs and 80 RBIs, Ruth commandant with 69 RBIs, and Myer Senators 10 triples amid pitching notes for Gomez Yankees 13 1.

Associated Press Hurst Phillies P. Waner Pirates Klein Bartell Wurst Worthington Braves Herman Reds Wilson Dodgers Frisch Cardinals Swetonic Betts Foxx Athletics Walker Tigers Simmons Ruth Yankees Averill Porter Indians Campbell Browns Myer Senators Lazzeri Chapman Johnson Red Sox Gomez Allen

Moultrie Rally Beats Cairo in Georgia-Florida League

The Moultrie Packers rallied in the ninth inning to beat Cairo 9 to 7, strengthening their lead in the Georgia-Florida League. Score by innings shows Moultrie with a 2-0-0-1-0-2-4-9 run line and Cairo 0-0-5-2-0-0-7. Batteries: Mitchell Walker Bal liste and Levy Hand Vickers Casey.

Moultrie Cairo Moultrie Packers Rhe Moultrie Mitchell Walker Balleste Levy Hand Vickers Casey

Yesterday's Results No Games Scheduled

Brooklyn defeated Boston 3 0 while Philadelphia beat New York 11 6 and Pittsburgh won 4 3 against Cincinnati in the only noted baseball results.

Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Treasury receipts and outlays for June reported

Treasury records show June 23 receipts of 3 862 064.07 dollars and expenditures of 27 497 323.61 dollars with a balance of 594 860 347.30 dollars. Customs duties for the first 23 days of June amounted to 13 195 993.84 dollars.

Treasury Washington

Storied NBA Schedule Fixtures Across Major Cities

The schedule lists matchups across cities including St Louis Cleveland Detroit Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and regional Southern Association games Chattanooga Nashville Memphis Little Rock New Orleans Birmingham Knoxville Atlanta as listed.

New York Detroit Ceaee Philadelphia Wadgdhingeton Cleveland St. Louis Chicago Boston Etre Peren Boston Chicago Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Detroit Boston Washington National League Brooklyn

Don Hurst Tops National League Batting Leaderboard

New York June 25 Don Hurst of the Phillies takes the National League batting lead by raising his average to .375 after a strong weekend. Jimmie Foxx remains American League pace-setter at .382 with a trio of homers and a steady rise in RBIs, while Chuck Klein inches toward a century of hits and leads NL in runs.

New York Don Hurst Phillies Jimmie Foxx Athletics Hurst Paul Waner Pirates Foxx Gonrad Walker Tigers Waner Walker Chuck Klein Klein Babe Herman Reds Porter Indians Averill Buddy Myer Washington Ben Chapman Yanks Frankie Frisch Cardinals Babe Ruth Babe Jimmie Lombardi O'Doul Dodgers Herman Stephenson Cubs Ott Giants Whitney Critz Dickey Yankees Gehrig Levey Browns Lazzeri Combs

Poreda Wins Referee Decision Over Schaaf in Ten Round Bout

Stanley Poreda of Jersey City defeats Ernie Schaaf of Boston in a ten round middle heavyweight bout in West New York. Poreda led early and withstood Schaaf's late rally as the referee scored a decision in favor of Poreda. Schaaf was hurt in the third round and did not recover. Sports writers saw Poreda five rounds to Schaaf three with two even. No knockdowns occurred.

New York N. J Stanley Poreda Jersey City Ernie Sehaat Boston Jack Sharkey Poreda Jimmy Manley Schaaf

Oneida Indian Wilson Charles Leads Decathlon Trials

Evanston Illinois June 25 Wilson Charles a Oneida Indian resumes pursuit of the Olympic decathlon team lead. He posted 4030.25625 points after five events surpassing Clyde Coffman and Jim Bausch. Charles clocked 11.3 in the 100 meters and leapt 22 feet 1 1/2 inches, with 6 feet 1/16 inch high jump. Coffman second and Bausch third.

Evanston Ill Wilson Charles Charles Haskell Institute University of New Mexico Clyde Coffman Kansas Jim Bausch Kansas City Athletic Club Coffman Bausch Graham Batchelor University of Georgia Graham Bachelor Joe Halli Florida Joe Hall Batchelor

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