Baseball Stat Leaders From The Major Leagues
The Associated Press lists top season leaders by league with figures for National and American Leagues. Key names include Klein and Hurst for batting and Foxx and Ruth for power, along with pitching marks from Betts and Gomez.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Bartell
Terry
Giants
Worthington
Braves
Herman Reds
Wilson
Dodgers
Frisch
Cards
Stripp
Wanerail Piet
Betts
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Simmons
Ruth
Yankees
Porter
Indians
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Chapman
Lazzeri
Johnson
Red Sox
Gomez
Allen
Sarazen to Make Fortune From Golf
Gene Sarazen, crowned top golfer, is guaranteed at least 250000 in the next two years by a contract with Ray McCarthy. McCarthy will manage all of Sarazen's affairs including exhibition matches and motion picture work, though Sarazen plays one more major this season at St Paul in August.
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New York
Professional Golfers’ Association
St. Paul
Gene Sarazen
King of the Links
Ray McCarthy
McCarthy
Sarazen
Baseball Stars Shine In Varied Showdowns Across Leagues
Earl Whitehill of the Tigers outpitched three Cleveland hurlers and drove in two with three singles. Joe Sewell of the Yankees hit two homers and a single to beat the Senators. Gus Mancuso of the Cardinals doubled twice and singled to drive in four against Cincinnati. Hollis Thurston of the Dodgers won his sixth straight start, shutting out the Phils 7 0 with five scattered hits.
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Associated Press
Earl Whitehill
Tigers
Cleveland
Joe Sewell
Yankees
Senators
Gus Mancuso
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Hollis Thurston
Dodgers
Phils
Lookouts Slipping After Sixth Straight Loss
Chattanooga Lookouts, favored to challenge Memphis for the Southern Association title, dropped their sixth straight as Little Rock beat them 8 to 6 in a slugfest. Memphis won five straight over the Lookouts, and Little Rock defeated the Mountaineers 14 hits powered the win. Birmingham split with Atlanta, taking 3 to 2 then losing 4 to 2. Memphis beat Nashville 6 to 4, while Knoxville and New Orleans had no schedule.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga Lookouts
Memphis
Southern Association
Little Rock
Mountaineers
Birmingham
Nashville
Knoxville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
West Coast Rally Supports Olympic Effort in Los Angeles
San Francisco and Los Angeles unite to back the Los Angeles Olympic drive amid financial worries voiced by Avery Brundage. The Olympian counters with a tough defense of funds and transport costs, urging Californians not to retreat.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Alan Gould
Bais
Avery Braundage
Chicago
American Olympic Committee
Brundage
Olympian
Olympic Club of
Far West
Pacific States
United States
Holler and Brundage Rally Support for Olympic Funds
Report notes Brundage of Chicago urging hollerin to boost drives in Boston New York Philadelphia and hometown. Boxing results list Ficucello of Brooklyn outpointing Christner of Akron Mack House of Wilkes-Barre outpointing Benson of New York. Cawley of Pittston defeated Cobb of Baltimore and Miller of Cincinnati knocked out Suess of Brownsville. Massey of Pittsburgh outpointed Ray Miller of Detroit.
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Mr. Brundage
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Ralph Ficucello
Brooklyn
Meyer
Union Revival Begins in Ochlocknee After Church Cooperation
Ochlocknee Georgia plans a community union revival starting Wednesday at 8 45 p m in the consolidated school auditorium. Rev J Garrison and Rev Swell Sawyer will lead preaching and music with collaboration from Baptist and Methodist congregations and the Thomasville church orchestra directed by Luten Teate.
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Ochlocknee
Ochlocknee Consolidated School
J. Gorham Garrison
The
Baptist Church
Swell Sawyer
Methodist Church
Consolidated School
Thomasville Methodist Church
Luten Teate
Thomasville
Rainy delays plague Cairo Syrup Makers games
The Cairo Syrup Makers see three league games postponed due to heavy rain, costing the club about $30 with $10 per trip paid to visiting teams, while the Buds prepare for a Fourth of July tournament prize display at Glen Arven and a benefit dance at the American Legion.
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Cairo
Moultrie
Albany Beathae Neen Bene
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Orphans Arateeeres
BUDS
Riley Siebeneesence Nerar Eereee
McSwain A
Blalock Singleton
Ses
Glen Arven
Scottie Beverly
East Jackson Street
American Legion
Ed Jinright
The
Legion
Thurston rides hot streak to Dodgers' latest win
Hollis Thurston yielded one run in seven innings as the Dodgers crushed the Phillies 7 to 0. The relief ace has won six straight decisions since May 28 and helped Brooklyn pull within three games of the NL leaders. Lefty Gomez lost in the Yankees 6-5 victory over Washington.
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Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Sporting News
Baseball Weekly
Lefty Grove
Grove
A. G. Spalding
Gomez
Bill Dickey
Grover Alexander
Gayly Talbot
Associated Press
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hollis Thurston
Thurston
Carey
Giants
St. Louis
Charlie Gilbert
Lefty Gomez
Washington
Joe Sewell
George Pipgras
Detroit
Cleveland
Earl Whitehill
Joe Boley
Indians
Irving Hadley
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Lyn Storti
Baseball scores from the day in Detroit and beyond
Chicago 1, St. Louis 6. Detroit 138, Cleveland 4, Washington 5, New York 6. Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 0, St. Louis 10, Cincinnati 9. Southern Association Athwata 4, Birmingham 3-2. Second game eleven innings. Chaittanoopa-Little Rock night. Nashville 4, Memphis 6. Omy comes scheduled.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Southern Association Athwata
Birmingham
Chaittanoopa
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Schedule of 12 Baseball Relays Across Cities
The list shows matchups including Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland New York at Boston St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Atlanta at Birmingham Chattanooga at Little Rock Nashville at Memphis Knoxville at New Orleans.
Georgia Votes for Submission Repeal Plank at Convention
Georgia's 28 votes under the unit rule moved to the submission repeal plank, with some delegation members favoring repeal. Governor Russell backed the minority report as essentially democratic, and Roosevelt ally Russell was introduced with an ovation as the New Yorker's nomination was urged.
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W. F. Caldwell
Associated Press
Chicago
Georgia
Mississippi
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Russell
Lawrence Camp
Georgia State Democratic
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