Chandler And Wyker Set A Torrid Pace In D C Tourney
In the first round at the Decatur Country Club event Chandler and Wyker lead a heated start. Cecil Chandler beat Buck Livingston and Wyker edged W Dozier as Brantnell and Pennell also claim victories in the championship matches.
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D. C. Tourney
Decatur Country Club
Cecil Chandler
Buck Livingston
W. P. Dozier
Ben Britnell
Frank Troup
John Pennell
Joe Baugh
Baseball scores from regional leagues and associations
Results list multiple games across the Americas Georgia Florida Southeastern Georgia Alabama and international leagues. Notable tallies include Albany 6 over Americas 8 and Montgomery 8 over Selma 3 with numerous other city matchups and final scores across each league.
Pacific Coast League standings include varied scores
Oakland lost 3-5 to an opponent, Hollywood edged 2-3, Portland won 4-2, Seattle fell 3-4, San Francisco won 3-2, Los Angeles swept 0-6, San Diego defeated 9-4, Sacramento won 5-3.
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Hollywood
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Southern Association Standings Shortday Report
Birmingham leads 3-5 score with Atlanta 0-0 as Little Rock wins 3-1 over Memphis 7-3 and Chattanooga loses 4-6 to Nashville 21-5. Mobile 11-3 and New Orleans 6-3. second tie interrupted by darkness.
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Southern Association
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Texas and South Atlantic League Scores Report
In Texas League action Dallas defeated Tulsa 4 to 2 while Shreveport edged Houston 1 to 0 after a rain delay. Fort Worth beat Oklahoma City 7 to 3 and San Antonio won 5 to 3 over Beaumont. In the South Atlantic, Augusta routed Greenville 13 to 12, Savannah topped Columbus 6 to 5, and Jacksonville beat Macon 4 to 1 with Macon 2-2.
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Shreveport
Houston
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Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Beaumont
Charleston
Columbia
Augusta
Greenville
Savannah
Columbus
Jacksonville
Macon
Albany, Hartford and Scranton Lead Eastern League Games
Albany tops Hartford 11 to 3 while Scranton wins 6 to 3 in a second game that lasts 11 innings. Binghamton defeats Utica 3 to 2 and Elmira beats Williamsport 5 to 1 in the same section.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
Utica
Elmira
Williamsport
Bears Rout Valdosta as Errors Sink Georgia-Florida Leaders
The Waycross Bears beat Valdosta 16 to 3 on their home field aided by five Valdosta errors. The Bears had 16 runs off ten hits with one miscue behind winning pitcher 8-kit. Thomasville fell 10 to 5 at Tallahassee while Americus edged Americus 8-6. Moultrie defeated Cordele 3-2 as Cordele scored twice in the final inning.
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Associated Press
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Valdosta
Bears
Young
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Albany
Americus
Americus Crew
Moultrie
Cordele
Cordele Club
Legion Takes Reynolds 14-9 in wild Legion game
Decatur American Legion trailed 9-8 before Chick Sparkman Delivered a two on four bagger in the eighth and sparked Decatur to a 14-9 win over Reynolds at Reynolds' park. Teal earned the victory in relief, with Sparkman McMurtrie Freeman and Crane among the standout performers in a game that featured 20 Decatur hits and 37 total bases.
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Barons Stop Atlanta With 2 Shutouts In Nashville
The double header at Sulphur Dell featured the Barons shutting out Atlanta twice 3-0 and 5-0 as Birmingham moved within six and a half games of the leaders. Smokey Burgess led Nashville with five hits and two homers, while the Vols combined for 20 hits against Atlanta starters. Memphis swept Little Rock in a twin bill 7-3 and 3-1 with Grover Bowers delivering a first game homer to spark the Chicks.
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Ramon Garcia
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George Hall To Lead Elks For Ensuing Term
George J. Hall, a New York businessman and past exalted ruler of Lynbrook Lodge No 1515, was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. He will be installed Thursday as successor to LaFayette A. Lewis of Anaheim, California, in Philadelphia.
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George J. Hall
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Ortiz Defends Bantamweight Title with Eighth-Round KO
Manuel Ortiz of El Centro California successfully defended his world bantamweight title for the eighteenth time by knocking out Meno Valero the Mexican champion in the eighth round of a bout held last night. The fight was scheduled for 15 stanzas.
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Mexicali
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el Centro
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Meno Valero
S E Linescores Anniston and Nearby Games
The page lists line scores for teams including Anniston Gadsden Meridian Pensacola Vicksburg and Selma with pitchers and batters named. Scores show each team's runs per inning and final tallies with notable players such as Smith Rich Sierotko Ford Pippen Murray Delmonte McWhorter Poole Jarmon Linden and Griffey across multiple matchups.
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Anniston
Fred Thomas Becomes First Negro Player in Class A Eastern League
Wilkes Barre Pa July 5 Fred Thomas a 23 year old Negro outfielder banged out two hits in eight at bats stole a base and drove in a run yesterday as the first member of his race to play in the Class A Eastern League Thomas attended Assumption College Windsor Ontario and served three years with the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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Fred Thomas
Thomas
Assumption College
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Ontario
Royal Canadian Air Force
They Did It Dodgers Surpass Giants in High-Scoring Tilt
Roy Campanella slugged two homers with a man aboard as the Dodgers edged the Giants 13-12. Elmer Riddle allowed only four hits to notch his ninth win, lifting the Pirates to a sweep of Chicago with a 5-1 victory in the doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Giants
Elmer Riddle
Pirates
Cubs
Chicago
Baseball Schedule Summary from Recent NL Games
Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis key matchups. The two game counts indicate doubleheaders across the National League.
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New York
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Baseball Odds Put NY and Bos On Deck
In a slate of American League games several key matchups unfold with two games slated between New York and Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, Detroit and Cleveland, St Louis and Chicago, Birmingham and Atlanta, Little Rock and Memphis, Chattanooga and Nashville, and Mobile and New Orleans.
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American League
Hogan Wins Playoff to Overtake Harrison for Open Title
Ben Hogan tied with Harris on in a 18 hole playoff at Meadowbrook Country Club for the city open golf championship. Hogan shot a second straight 66 to finish 275 nine under par, winning $2 600 and moving over $20 000 this year while Harrison jumps to eighth on the money list. Gene Dahlben der a 24 year old Atlantan was among 13 players to beat par.
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Meadowbrook
Dutch
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Gene Dahlbender
Baseball season stat leaders from the league races
The data lists top players by category including batting average runs batted in hits doubles home runs and stolen bases along with strikeout leaders and pitching records. Key names include Williams Beaudreau Zarilla DiMaggio Keltner Coan Dillinger Lemon Feller Newhouser Felner Muncrief and teams Boston Cleveland St. Louis Washington New York Detroit Philadelphia. The figures highlight the era's standout performers and team matchups.
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Newhouser
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Philadelphia
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Baseball Averages Leaders Include Musial and Ashburn
Batting leaders show Musial of St. Louis at .406 with Ashburn of Philadelphia at .355. Sauer of Cincinnati has 63 RBIs, Musial 58, and Musial also leads with 59 runs, 108 hits and 9 triples with Hopp and Musial tied for triples at 9. Kiner leads home runs with 20, Ashburn singled 2 steals, pitchers Poat 7 1 and Brecheen Riddle top 9-3-750.
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Philadelphia
Sauer
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Kiner
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Ennis
Russell
Boston
Robinson
Marshall
New York
Hopp
Cincinnati
Torgeson
Branca
Brooklyn
Jansen
Poat
Brecheen
Riddle
Campanella Wins Hearts Of Bum Fans In Brooklyn Debut
Roy Campanella, a 26 year old rookie catcher, stars for the Dodgers with two home runs and a single in a 13 12 win over the Giants. Pete Reiser drives in the decisive runs as Brooklyn rallies late. Also: Red Sox smash 19 5 over Athletics, Ted Williams held hitless. Pirates sweep Cubs. Phillies move into first division. Reds split doubleheader with Cardinals.
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Associated Press
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Dixie Walker
Eddie Stanky
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Newnan Closes Gap in Georgia Alabama League Race
Newnan moved within two games of leaders Valley after a decisive 8-3 win over Griffin on Saturday. Carrollton slipped past Alex City 5-2 as Huesman collected two hits. Opelika edged LaGrange 3-2 with Bailey going 3 for 4, while Valley routed Tallassee 2-2 with seven hits.
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Alex City
Carrollton
Associated Press
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Griffin Piminetos
Hornets
Huesman
Bailey
Valley Rebels
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