Buds Face Possible Disbanding in Georgia Florida League
Thomasville's Buds may withdraw from the Georgia Florida League without stronger local support. Manager B Vann says the club will continue through the first half, but plans for after depend on fans turning out. The town, once a strong baseball center, trails smaller towns in attendance. tickets cost only 25 cents, yet expenses for balls uniforms and travel strain the team.
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Thomasville
B. ¥. Vann
Georgia
Florida
Perry
Monticello
Pitching key as Senators extend streak to 8 straight wins
The Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3, extending their lead in the American League and tying a major league record with eight consecutive victories. Washington pitchers limited opponents to 65 hits and 2.5 runs per game over their last eight wins.
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Washington
Yankees
Cleveland
Collegiate Net Stars Fight for National Tennis Crown
Surviv ing collegiate stars battled for third and fourth round spots at the national intercollegiate tennis championship in Haverford Pa. Seeded players remained unbroken through the first round with four ranking stars in the third bracket Dick Murphy Hamilton Joe Coughlin Stanford Al Horton Williams and Martin Buxby Texas. The four ranking players still in the second round are Jack Tidball UCLA Kerl Kamrath C Elliott Loughlin Wilmer Hines North Carolina.
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Haverford
Dick Murphy
Hamilton
Joe Coughlin
Stanford
al Horton
Williams
Martin Buxby
Texas
Jack Tidball
University of California At
Los Angeles
Kerl Kamrath
Tall Texan
Navy
C. Elliott Loughlin
Wilmer Hines
North Carolina
Buds Schedule Rainout Rescheduled For Local Games
The Buds travel to Monticello to face the local club in a league contest after rain washed out yesterday’s exhibition with Tallahassee. They then visit Tallahassee for a league game with the Capitals, postponed from last week, before returning home Thursday to meet the Perry Bears. Pitching duties for today’s Monticello game will be decided among Alday, Hendricks, and Clements.
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Monticello
Tallahassee
Capitals
Perry Bears
Alday
Hendricks
Clements
Jumbled crossword style clues from a historic puzzle page
A dense list of crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases covering diverse topics from unit of work to celestial and nautical terms. The text reads as a puzzle compendium with scattered fragments and stray capitals, likely from a newspaper feature or puzzle section.
Great Britain Wins Ryder Cup in Two-Day Golf Clash
Great Britain regains possession of the Ryder Cup after defeating the United States 6 1 2 to 5 1 2 in Southport England. Notable results include Abe Mitchell’s 9 8 victory over Olin Dutra and Percy Alliss’s 2 1 win over Paul Runyan as the hosts rally to clinch the cup.
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Great Britain
Arthur Havers
Leo Diegel
Percy Allis
Paul Bunyan
Mitchell crushes Dutra in Ryder Cup singles victory
In Southport on June 27 Abbe Mitchell defeated Olin Dutra 9 and 8 to give Great Britain its first singles win in the Ryder Cup against the United States. Gene Sarazen beat Arthur Padgham 6 and 4. Craig Wood defeated W H Davis 4 and 3 to pull the U S even for the day.
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Southport
Eng
Abbe Mitchell
Olin Dutra
Great Britain
United States
Prince of Wales
Gene Sarazen
Arthur H. Padgham
Craig Wood
W. H. Davis
U S and Britain split honors after first Ryder Cup day
Southport England June 27 Americans lead in three matches and Britain three while two are tied after 18 holes of 36 hole singles. Horton Smith led by five over Charles Whitcombe and Abe Mitchell upset Olin Dutra in a notable match.
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Southport
Eng
Great Britain
United States
Horton Smith
Charles Whitcombe
Olin Dutra
Abe Mitchell
Sarazen, Padgham Lead Ryder Cup Singles At Midday
Gene Sarazen and A H Padgham stood two up over their British rivals at lunch after halving or winning key holes in the Ryder Cup singles at Southport. Abe Mitchell opened strong by winning eight straight holes to lead Olin Dutra five up, while Dutra later surged back to trim the deficit. Other matches showed Hagen trailing Lacey, Wood tied with Davies, Runyan down to Alliss, Diegel and Havers level, Shute one up over Easterbrook, and Horton Smith five up on Whitcombe after 18 holes.
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Easterbrook
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Horton Smith
Southport
Eng
Great Britain
United States
A. J. Lavey
Prince of Wales
Alfred H. Padgham
W. H. Davies
Charles Whitcombe
Olin Dutra
Abe Mitchell
Arthur Havers
Leo Diegel
Percy Alliss
Paul Runyan
Arthur Padgham
Densmore Shute
Syd Easterbrook
Tor A. J. Lacey
A. H. Padgham
Dutra
A. J. Lacey
New Jersey
Billy Burke
Hagan
Sarazen
Burke
Ed Dudley
U. S
VU. S
Jase
Helen Wills Moody Opens Defense of Wimbledon Title
Wimbledon, June 27. Mrs Helen Wills Moody opened defense of her Wimbledon singles title with a 6-9 6-0 win over Mrs J P MacReady in 17 minutes. Her brilliance drew gasps as she expanded last year's form, moving toward a sixth Wimbledon title to tie Suzanne Lenglen's record.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
J. P.macready
Moody
MacReady
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Thomasville Coach Harper Attends Howard Jones Clinic
Thomasville athletic director J K Harper sends word from Los Angeles where he attends Howard Jones coaching school. Harper, president of the local Kiwanis club, previews plans to return and build promising material for a Thomasville High football eleven next fall.
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Times-Enterprise
J. K. Harper
Thomasville
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Kiwanis
Pacific Coast
Harper
Howard Jones
Southern California
Trojans
Thomasville High
Savannah lollipop gambling sweep prompts city regulation
Mayor Gamble targets street selling practices as authorities investigate a one cent lollipop scheme tied to blue wrap offers. The piece also covers boxing chatter about Bob Godwin and Pa Stribling, plus golf and baseball notes and a Braves locker room incident.
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Savannah
Gamble
Pa” Stribling
Bob Godwin
Bob
Godwin
Cairo
Joe Knight
Maxie Rosenbaum
W. L. Stribling
American League All Star Team Is Selected for July 6 Game
The American League names an 18 man roster at Comiskey Park for the July 6 All Star game. Yankees stars Lou Gehrig Bill Dickey Babe Ruth and Ben Chapman head the lineup with further selections from Cleveland Washington Chicago Detroit Boston and St Louis. The team will wear home uniforms while the National League provides gray regiments as souvenirs.
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New York Yankees
Comiskey Park
William Harridge
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Babe Ruth
Ben Chapman
Vernon Gomez
Tony Lazzeri
Cleveland
Wesley Ferrell
Oral Hildebrand
Earl Averill
Joe Cronin
Washington
Alvin Crowder
Senators
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Bob Grove
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Charlie Gehringer
Tigers
Mack
Harridge
Rick Ferrer
Sam West
Browns
Southern Association clubs start play in last half of season
Atlanta Ga June 27 The second half of the Southern Association season opened with teams strengthened for a pennant race. Birmingham beat Knoxville 1 0 when rain cut the game short in the Smokies half of the sixth. Memphis New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga and Little Rock were idle as the schedule began.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Knoxville
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Ellsworth Vines Advances to Wimbledon Third Round
Ellsworth Vines Jr defending his Wimbledon title reaches the third round with a 6 1 4 6 7 5 6 1 win over A T England. Clayton Lee Burwell advances after Hans Timmer retires in heat following a split first two sets.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
A. T
England
Clayton Lee Burwell
Sewanee
Cambridge
Hans Timmer
Holland
Timmer
Burwell
Standings and results from early baseball day
Standings today show Washington 4 Cleveland 3 and Boston 13 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 2. All National League games rained out. Southern League notes Knoxville 0 Birmingham 1 and Atlanta New Orleans had played earlier. Nashville at Memphis in a double header slated for Sunday. Chattanooga at Little Rock to be played in a double header tomorrow. Cubs described as doomed to failure though not Warneck's fault.
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Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Knoxville
Birmingham
Atlanta-New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Cubs
Warneck
New York
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Georgia State League
Columbus Wreeks
Barnesville Milledgeville
Americas
Albany
Nationale League
Southern League
New Orleana
Champion Looks Fit For Fight With Carnera
New York June 27 Primo Carnera may expect Jack Sharkey out of condition but Sharkey shows superb shape in a two round workout. Carnera finished training at Pompton Lakes and boxed three rounds with Harold Mays. Odds favor Sharkey at 6 to 5 as Madison Square Garden prepares for the 15 round title bout.
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Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Sharkey
Vincent Nardiello
New York State Athletic Commission
Hans Birkie
Orangeburg
N. Y
Birkie
Carnera
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Harold Mays
Arthur Hattick
Primo
Carera
Garden
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Baseball Standouts From Recent Games
Gordon Rhodes pitched well for the Red Sox against the Browns and collected two doubles and two singles. Jim Peterson allowed only five hits in eight innings in relief for the Athletics against the White Sox. J Ossie Bluege of the Senators delivered a run driven by a single in the eighth to beat the Indians.
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Washington Senators
Joe Cronin
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Washington
Athletics
White Sox
Jim Peterson
Pale Hose
Dusty Rhodes
Browns
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Tigers
Associated Press
Gordon Rhodes
Red Sox
J. Ossie Bluege
Senators
Indians
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