American Walker Cup Team Chooses Ten Selections
New York June 28 announced the final ten players for the American Walker Cup squad. The lineup includes Francis Ouimet of Boston Georgia Dunlap Jones, Billy Howell, Harrison St. Paul, Donald Moe, Maurice McCarthy, Charles Seaver of Los Angeles Jess Sweetser, George Voigt, Jack Westland, and chief Reita. Final selections will be named by Captain Ouimet just before the matches.
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New York
Mass
Herbert H. Radent
United Staat
Cation
Francis Ouimet
Bos
Georgia T. Dunlap
Ji Ton
Billy Howell
Riehm
Harrison R
Jimmy
St. Paul
Donald K. Moe
Par
Maurice McCarthy
J Work
Charles Seaver
Los
Jess W. Sweetser
George J. Voigt
Jack Westland
Rei
Togo
U States
Ouimet
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Multiple Leagues
The clipping lists results and upcoming doubleheaders across the National and Southern leagues. Baseball games noted include Detroit 4 Chicag o 3, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Cincinnati with varied outcomes and planned double-headers in Birmingham Knoxville Nashville Little Rock and Atlanta New Orleans.
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Weringlicg
New York
Charley
Detroit
Washington
Philadephia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicareo
Boston
Upemurd
National Lea
Mat
Mony
Wis
Tria
le Crim
He Sa
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Festom Ee
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bro Leis Ag
Cincinniti
Southern
Lewalet
Memph
Birmingham
Nashville
Iknoxvilly Co
Atlanta
New Orleans
Roston
Andy Chattancora
Memphime
Little Rock
Anel
Birmingeham
Knoxville
Lolice
New
Cincinnati
Panthers
Knoxvilmington
Chattanooga
Charles Lashville
Little Ned
Buds Narrow Loss to Albany Lions in Exhibition
The Buds fell 4 to 2 to the Albany Lions in an exhibition as threatening weather trimmed the crowd. Veale worked well for the Buds after a rough first inning, while Kearns limited the Buds to five hits. Peerson drove in three for Albany, with Aiken and McSwain collecting multiple hits for Thomasville. Vernon was ejected in the fourth for arguing a third strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buds
Albany Lions
Veale
Kearns
New Albany
Ike Lewis
Lions
Rhodes
Hall
Rich
Hyatt
Lewis
White
Riley
Peersons
L. Bassett
Aiken
Alday
Stuart
McSwain
Singleton
Peerson
Vernon
Hodges
Hodge
Umps
Albany
Inbrel
Cairo
Albany Abrhpoae
PeerSon, Sr
Thomasville Abrhpoae Aiken
Blalock
Kimbrel
Thomasville
Wheeler
Knight and Godwin Vie for South light heavyweight Title
South Georgia and North Florida fans rush to Daytona Beach to watch Joe Knight and Bob Godwin contest the light heavyweight crown. Previous meetings produced one no decision, one Knight knockout, and two Godwin decisions. Both have beat Maxie Rosenbloom in the past year and Knight is seen as the division’s uncrowned king. Both fighters are left handed, promising a dramatic clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Florida
Daytona Beach
Joe Knight
Bob Godwin
South
Knight
Godwin
Maxie Rosenbloom
Buds Face Late Week Tests as League Race Heats Up
The Buds need a win streak this week to stay atop the league with Moultrie Albany Tallahassee and Cairo chasing. Tallahassee star Bill Howell stands out a top prospect batting over .400 leading in doubles and runs while scouts watch. The Georgia Florida League holds its 14th annual Fourth of July Glen Arven tournament starting Monday with George Converse defending his title and locals urged to enter for $4.
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Moultrie
Albany
Tallahassee
Cairo
Howell
Georgia
Atlanta
Glen Arven
George Converse
Valdosta
Tulsa golfer Mrs Beyer falls short in late showdown
Mrs. Walter Beyer of Tulsa Oklahoma advances to the final rounds in the Trans Miss championship at Hot Springs Golf and Country Club. After a tense morning, she leads 2 up before a late rally by Mrs. Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Mississippi turns the tide.
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Walter Beyer
Tulsa
Okla
Vicksburg
Miss
Kowal and Fischer Co-Favorites for Medal at Nationals
Cascades Club Hot Springs Va June 28 Henry Kowal and John Fischer lead the field after the opening qualifying round of the national intercollegiate golf championship. Kowal and Fischer shot 72 to stand two strokes ahead of Frederick Kammer Winston Fuller and others seeking the medal.
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Cascades Club
Hot Springs
Colgate
Henry
Hank” Kowal
John Fischer
Michigan
Frederick Kammer
Princeton
Winston Fuller
California
Kowel
Fuller
Kammer
Yale
Sidney Noyes
J. &. Parker
Richard Kimbrough
Harvard
John Howard
D. Gamble
Don Moe
Oregon
Billy Howell
Washington and Lee
Dean Smith
Savannah
Williams College
Billy McWilliams
Georgia
Charles Warner
Major League Leaders and Standings Summary
The baseball recap lists top players by league for batting runs and RBIs in the National League led by Klein and Hurst with high averages for the Phillies and Pirates. Pitching leaders include Betts and Swetonic in the NL and Foxx and Ruth in the AL with notable home run totals and stolen base counts.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Bartell
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Wilson
Dodgers
Frisch
Cardinals
Stripp
Piet
Betts
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Simmons
Ruth
Yankees
Porter
Indians
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Lazzeri
Chapman
Johnson
Red Sox
Gomez
Brown
Allen
Burwell and Hines to Furnish Feature in Tennis Tourney
Teddy Burwell of Charlotte and Wilmer Hines of Columbia were set to headline the Middle Atlantic Tennis Tournament in Charlotte with a clash for permanent possession of the championship. Burwell held the trophy in 1928 and 1929, Hines in 1930 and 1931. Early rounds saw Ed King, Pinehurst, defeat Kell Ryan, Greenville, 6 1 6 0, Marcus Lynch, Raleigh, beat David Erwin, Hamlet, 6 0 6 3, and Joe Grier, Charlotte, over Bob Lassiter, 6 2 7 5.
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Charlotte
N. C
Teddy Burwell
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Burwell
Hines
Robert “Lefty” Bryan
Chattanooga
John Mcdarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Des Barr
Dallas
Ed King
Pinehurst
Kell Ryan
Greenville
S. C
Marcus Lynch
Raleigh
David Erwin
Hamlet
Joe Grier
Bob Lassiter
Bucky Harris Aims Tigers Toward Top in American League
Sports item notes Bucky Harris returning manager impact with the Detroit Tigers as he builds a winning club from International League recruits. Key players Gerald Walker and Isadore Goldstein star in a 9 to 3 win over the Chicago White Sox, while Philadelphia and St. Louis results shape the pennant chase.
Derringer Halts Cubs with Five Hits in 4-1 Cardinals Win
Paul Derringer limited the Cubs to a single run as the Cardinals earned a 4-1 victory. Gerald Walker led the Tigers with three doubles against the White Sox. Roy Johnson and Mule Haas had seven RBIs combined in two games, Haas homering with bases loaded in the second.
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Associated Press
Paul Derringer
Cardinals
Cubs
Gerald Walker
Tigers
White Sox
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Mule Haas
Athletics
Bus Schedule Details For Cairo Bainbridge And Points
Eastern time schedule lists buses from Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 9 00 am and 6 45 am Departures from Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 10 50 am and 38 00 pm.
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Tifton
Moultrie
Eastern Colleges Abolish Radio Broadcasts for Home Games
The Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association votes to ban radio broadcasts of home football games next season to boost ticket receipts. Member schools include Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Brown Pittsburgh Navy Army Columbia Syracuse Dartmouth and Penn State. The move mirrors Big Ten support for bans on broadcasts.
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New York
Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Philip B. Fleming
West Point
Whch
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Brown
Pittsburgh
Navy
Army
Columbia
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Penn State
Chicago
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Chicks Prove Superiority Over Chattanooga Club
Memphis Chickasaws top Chattanooga Lookouts 3 2 in a late inning victory to seize league leadership. The series outcome favors Memphis as they swept all three games, while Little Rock beat Nashville 6 4 in the other Southern Association contest.
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Atlanta
Memphis Chickasaws
Southern Association
Memphis
Chattanooga
Indians
Lookouts
Chickasaws
Little Rock
Nashville
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