Georgia Alabama League Results Echo Week as LaGrange Surges
The Georgia Alabama league standings show LaGrange winning six games in a week, beating Anniston 4 1 at Anniston and Rome 6 3 6 1 6 6 2 in LaGrange, while Rome and Newnan trade losses and gains. Rome led early but failed to win this week, Newnan climbs to first on four wins, Anniston stabilizes with two wins and one tie, and pitchers like Joe Wiley face tougher lineups as Batters post strong hitting totals.
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LaGrange
Rome
Anniston
Bowen
Newnan
Joe Wiley
Matty Matthews
Matthews
Carl Thompson
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Birmingham
New York
Dicker
Newtah
Talladega
Griffin
Griffis
Ab Bee
Morrison
Cheney
Twladeen
Wiley Anniston
Moulders
Oo Johannsen
Ad Se
Wade Reynolds
Reagan
Tatladewa
Tigers
Asbr8
Tigre
Tallaintngoon
Garrett
Sanford
Krapp
LaGrange Club
Frank Manush
Charly Frank
McDonald
Don Flynn Leads Ga Ala League Hitting Slugging Slb
Don Flynn left fielder for Newnan tops the Georgia Alabama league through June 3 with a .417 average over 28 games, 43 hits, 27 steals, and 78 total bases. Shaw and Jenking follow in batting, with Manush, Boyd, and Gondolfi high in runs, while Griffin and LaGrange suffer a rough spell as Rome slips.
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Dick Jemison
Don Flynn
Newnan
Shaw
Rome
Jenking
Griffin
Flynn
Camp
Talladega
Manush
Harson
Newnan pitcher falters as LaGrange extends streak
In a tense matchup, Newnan's pitcher struggled while LaGrange extended its win streak on the road. The Lions pressed early but could not slow the Grangers, who pulled away in the late innings for the victory.
Southern League Scores From Yesterday
Atlanta beat Chattanooga 8 to 7 and Little Rock won 4 to 3. Memphis defeated New Orleans 1 nothing, while Birmingham and Mobile had games with unclear outcomes and Nashville result unavailable.
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Atlanta
Chattanoogs
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Rome Severts Anniston in Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Rome defeated Anniston 5 to 3 in a June game at Rome. Key moments included a seventh inning rally led by Rome and relief appearances by Cates, Stone, Weston, and Russell. Notable plays featured Reynolds Tolbert Christenberry Johannsen Pierre Lacy, and stolen bases by Manush Hanna.
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G. AB. R
HTB. SB. P.C
Flynn
Newnan
Cates
Rome
Shaw
Roms
Jenkins
Grete
Sss
Clark
Anniston
Krapp
Talladega
Eee
Hanson
Griffin
Donaldson
Bape
WOCMM
Ccc
Clapp
Christenbury
Hanna
Peel
Bowen, LaGrange
Gandolfi
Pierre
Ee Eotet
Wiley
Ee Eel
Lacy
Love
Kirke
Davis
Pond Griffin
Aoeke
Cheney
Werner
Watson
Tolbert
Terry, Newnan
Waldron
LaGrange
Burgess
Griffin Oe
Smith
Morrison
Poland
Lowry
Gion
Troutman
Showers
Rope
Williams
Koenig
Wilson
Matthews
Garrett
Ag Johannsen
Ruddick
Anderson
Griffinh
Stone
Gooch
Robertson
Aan
Newton
Bowdoin
Russell
Reagan
Watkins
Chatker
Sanford
Nelly
Ee & South
Sigmon
Livingston
Weston
Rey
Manush
Reynolds
McCon
Baille
Nolda
Ibert
Heese
Piette
van Bow
Talladega Wins With 3-1 Victory Over Griffin Here
Talladega came back strong and defeated Griffin 3 to 1 in Griffin, Raburn allowed five hits and one run with errorless support from his teammates. Anderson pitched well for Griffin but three Griffin errors aided Talladega. Batteries Raburn and Gooch, Anderson and Wells. Umpires Watkins and Cheney.
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Griffin
Talladega
Raburn
Anderson
Talladega Eee
Rithneerteeee Oeveeuel
Gooch
Wells
Watkins
Cheney
Bienville DAR plans Flag Day celebration
At the Tyler Place meeting the Bienville chapter proposes giving each child a flag to wear on Flag Day June 14. Miss Emily Tyler, president, urges merchants to decorate shops with hunting and flags to inspire patriotism and co operation among children.
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Tyler Place
Bienville
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emily Tyler
Wilson
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Alli Newnan
Secteriay
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Christenberry
Johannsen
Dates
Larocque
Kefreshin
Cal
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta, GA
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