YESTERDAY'S STARS SHINE IN DOUBLEHEADER SECURES WINS
Bill Lee and Larry French combine to shut out the Giarts in both ends of a doubleheader. Goose Goslin ties hits in the opener with two on base. Cy Blanton credited in a 14 victory over the Athletics as Mickey Haslin drives in two in the nightcap. George Blaeholder limits the Red Sox to seven hits in an 11-3 Indians win. Jules Solters hits a bases loaded homer for the Browns in the opener, while Myril Hoag drives in two with a late triple in the nightcap.
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The
Associated Press
Bill Lee
Larry French
Cubs
Giarts
Goose Goslin
Ties
Iomer
Athletics
Lin. Bees
Haslin
George Blaeholder
Indians
Red Sox
Jules Solters
Browns
Myril Hoag
xanks—Solters
Hoag
Roundup of sports notes from Eddie Brietz column
Old Fox Clark Griffith praises Gabby Hartnett as the best catcher seen. Rudy Dusek challenges title claimants Ali Baba Dave Levin and Vincent Lopez. Babe Ruth gifts Johnny Mize a home run bat. Johnny is Ruth’s cousin. Larry Rosenthal change of clubs noted. Emmett Ormsby has 11 children. Schmidt and Kara showcase Olympic size details. Joe McCarthy criticizes AL pitching.
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Associated Press
New York
Fox
Clark Griffith
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Rudy Dusek
Omaha Wrestling Tribe
Ali Baba
Dave Levin
Vincent Lopez
Babe Ruth
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Johnny
Retail Newspaper Advertising Gains Break 1935 Mark
Chicago June 29 Advertisers boosted weekly newspaper ad pages reaching new highs. Advertising Age reported that ad spending across 66 cities rose 22.9 percent year over year, with merchants’ efforts to capture bonus funds driving most of the gain and improved business conditions contributing as well.
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Chicago
Advertising Age
Texas Coast Surveys Light Damage From Small Hurricane
Corpus Christi Texas June 29 portions of the gulf coast surveyed light damage from a swiftly weakening but small hurricane that struck between here and Matagorda Saturday spending its force quickly inland. No lives were lost. Greatest force was at Aransas Pass.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas Gulf Coast
Here
Matagorda
Aransas
Charley Grimm and Joe McCarthy Name Players for All Star Outfits
New York, June 29. Charley Grimm of the Cubs and Joe McCarthy of the Yankees named 21-man all star squads for the July 7 inter league game in Boston. Fans picked 16 per team. managers added five. Grimm's selections include Curt Davis Augie Galan Leo Durocher Lew Riggs and Jim Colline. McCarthy chose Tommy Bridges Mel Harder Rick Ferrell Goose Goslin and Frank Crosetti plus Yankee shortstop.
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New York
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Boston
Grimm
Curt Davis
Phillies
Augie Galan
Cardinals
Jim
Ripper) Colline
Cincinnati
McCarthy
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Rick Ferrell
Mickey Cochran
Tigers
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Tiger
Frank Crosetti
Yankee
Increase Noted in Spring Pig Crop Over Last Year
Washington reports a 29 percent rise in the spring pig crop of 1936 over 1935. The USDA notes a 14 percent rise in sows farrow in fall 1936, a 24 percent increase in total farrowing in 1936, and more hogs over six months old as of June 1, 1936, though 1936 remains below 1932 and 1933 averages and well below recent years.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tallahassee 4 Americus 5 in baseball tilt
Americus defeated Tallahassee 5 to 4 as Quick Cole and Hofforth drove in runs. Evans, Newcomb and Quinn led the offense with several RBIs while Allen and Hoffman were scored upon. Umpires Woolf and Parks oversaw the game in 1 hour 53 minutes.
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Americus
Marion
Isvans
Weishin Este
Grayston
Ib Feathers
Cole
O. Willoughby
Guinn
Quick
Ss Cannon
Tallahassee
Waits
Ishel
Murray
Hofferth
Newcomb
Pelat
Dotlich
Alen
Poo
Hoffman
Friar
Allen
Sth
Hofforth
Newcombe
Quinn
Willoughby
Cannon
Evang
Woolf and
Parks
Revival of boxing and southern baseball scenes in Georgia
Atlanta June 29 report covers boxing crowds, Lipps defeating Tloover after a knockdown, purse held, Brown eyed for non-title bout with Risko, Sam Sobel steering Lipps, Piney Woods tournament entry by Dr. Van Brunt, Glen Arven fishing trip for scribes, Babe Davis one hit game with 16 strikeouts, Buford bets on Abe White 16 K, Cordele signs Yankee prospect Warren, Cordele night baseball debut, Macon overstocked with infielders ahead of Augustin win.
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Kenneth Gregory
Associated Press
Atlanta
Bob Tloover
Charlotte
Joe Lipps
Ty Ty Husky
Boxing Commission
Ben Brown
Babe Risko
Sam Sobel
Brown
East Pointer
Piney Woods
Glen Arven
Thomasville
W. FE. van Brunt
Tallahassee
St. *Ons
South Georeway
Cordele
Woodrow
Babe) Davis
Abe White
Southern Association
Buford
Charlie Warren
Cordelo
New York Yankees
Yankee
South Georgia
Macon
Augusta
Augustin
Tigers Win Series on Foreign Soil for First Time This Season
The article notes the Tigers annexed a series on foreign soil for the first time this season. It mentions the Sally season's second half starting yesterday and quotes Zack Cravey, game and fish commissioner, proposing a Georgia fishing license for male fishermen over 16. He claims revenue would fund an active year-round field force and improve fishing.
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Tigers
Zack Dpd
Cravey
Game and Fish
Georgia
Dempsey Likes Lipps to Climb in Fistic Circles
Atlanta June 29 Jack Dempsey, stopping en route from Columbus to New York, said he liked Lipps chances to rise in the boxing world.
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Dempsey
Joe Lipps
Atlanta
Jack DempSey
Columbus
New York
Lipps Seen as Future Georgia Ring Star by Dempsey
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey says Joe Lipps of Georgia has growth potential and could become a prominent fighter. He notes Lipps is young and capable but believes more weight will boost his punching power and career prospects. Dempsey also predicted Lipps would target any future opponents' weaknesses as he develops.
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Joe Lipps
Ty Ty
Lipps
Dempsey
Georgia
Columbus
Joe Louis
Glass Jaw
Bancroft and Cohan Share One-Hundred Dollar Bill
George Bancroft and George M. Cohan each own one half of a one hundred dollar bill after Bancroft completes a strenuous dance routine. The odd pairing highlights a curious asset split between two famous Georges.
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George Bancroft
George M. Cohan
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Rose Treatre
Thomasville Home. & Supply Co
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Larry Rosenthal
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Ormsby
H. T. Schmidt
California
U. S
Gosh
T. E. Kara
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Schmidt
Kara
Texas
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Hortening
Timberlake Grocery Company
James S. Percy
Loyola University
New Orleans
Bond
Orleans
Summers Carpenter
Tromose
Norway
Dinana Bay
Edge Island
Harbor Island
Ingleside
Vera Howard Fiall
Times-Enterprise
Mrs
Vera
Howard
Rose Theatre
Coolerator
Ator
Mrs. Hall
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
Gorham
Cooking
Wallace, Gorham & Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen
L. H. Jerger
Versmiths
Jewelers
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