Braves Seek Ennis Trade With Cardinals For Pitching Help
Milwaukee Braves offer three players including Chuck Tanner and Dave Jolly for Del Ennis of the St. Louis Cardinals. Frank Lane seeks more pitching in return, eyeing Juan Pizarro and Bob Trowbridge, as Ennis’ value rises from his 26 homers and .260 average last season. Lane and Quinn remain far apart on terms as Ennis' trade rumors swirl in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Miwaukee Braves
Cardinals
del Ennis
St. Louis
Frank Lane
Braves
Ted
Philadelphia Phillies
Ray Cone
Gene Conley
Chuck Tanner
Dave Jolly
John Quinn
Lane
Juan Pizarro
Bob Trowbridge
Wichinghead
Ennis
Phillies
Famous Clown Makes First Appearance At Fitzgerald Game
Thomasville's Dodgers pounded 17 hits and pitched by Breeden to beat the Fitzgerald Orioles 83–, with Selbert Scott as starter. Brooklyn star Emmett Kelly as Weary Wille will perform at Municipal Stadium tonight, Sunday, and Monday as part of a top-season attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dodgers
Jack ‘Breeden
Fitzgerald Orioles
Fitzgerald
Vengers Caue
Orioles
Municipal Stadium
Hill
Selbert Scott
Rudy Rufer
Scott
Emmett Kelly
Kelly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Weary Wille
Earl Weaver
Phillies
Moultrie
Brunswick
Valooista Tigers
Kody Cupri
Breeden
Valdosta
Thomasville and Fitzgerald Provide Tight Abc Baseball Box Score
Thomasville bats surge for 8 runs in 9 innings while Fitzgerald nails 5 runs after 9th. Burright leads Thomasville with key hits. Rossi and Sasek drive late offense. Final score shows 8 for Thomasville, 5 for Fitzgerald after a prolonged 13 inning battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Burright
Rufer
SsSsesesesesesea dC CO
Rossi
G. Scott
Geesing
Bean
Sasek
Breeden
Fitzgerald
Strozyk
Carpenter
Tsatsa
Bird
Strobyk
Frazier
Weaver
R—Rufer
Frasier
Fincher
Sob—Fincher
Ho—Fincher
Jeanes
Tsatsu
Prewer U—Cote
de Schaine
Ford Leads Round Robin Tourney After Three Rounds
Masters champion Doug Ford tops the Wykagyl Round Robin after three rounds with a plus 28, ahead of Ben Hogan plus 21 in second and Sam Snead plus 13. Ford fired 66 and 64 to tie the course record and faces Cary Middlecoff Peter Thomson and Gene Littler in the semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Ford
New Rochelle
N. Y
Ford
Yonkers
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Flais
Fred Hawkins
Ken Venturi
Cary Middlecott
Peter Thomson
Australia
Gene Littler
Hogan
Mike Souchak
Snead
Venturi
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Souchak
Dick Mayer
la Jolla
Calif
Eye injury halts pitching return for Tribe hurler
HAGERSTOWN Md Herb Score reports his injured right eye is improving but he probably will not pitch for Cleveland again until early July at the earliest. He said recovery remains delicate and he must rest without exercise while watching television at night. His fiancée Nancy McNamara and AF Flood, an uncle near Hagerstown, joined him as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Herb Score
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Antil
Nancy McNamara
Score
Flood
Herb
Albany Outfielder Brown Keeps Lead In Batting Pace At 373
Local stat sheet shows Albany's Lou Brown at .373 to pace Georgia Florida hitters. Rudy Rufer and Mike Fanzozi tied for second at .356, Dan Briner at .340, George Scott at .333. Rofer tops hits with 58. Rossi leads in triples with 4. Pomtarelli has nine homers, Ingram leads in innings pitched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lou ‘Brown
Thomasville
Rudy Rufer
Mike Fandozzi
Valdosta
Dan Briner
George Scott
Brown
Sg Ted
Rofer
Thomas
Aville
Larry Burright
Ron “Rossi
Phils Fall 5-4 to Valdosta in Gulf Coast League action
Philadelphia farmhands dropped a 5-4 decision to Valdosta after outhitting the Tigers 13-7. Moultrie wore Brunswick uniforms, but local mistakes aided Valdosta as Albany exploded for seven runs in the ninth to beat Waycross 11-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brunswick
Moultrie Phils
Philadelphia
Seacoast City
Phils
Moultrie
Valdosta
Tigers
Thomasville
Memphis Chicks Rout Travs 6-2 in Southern Association
The league leading Chicks defeated the Little Rock Travelers 6-2, extending their streak to six wins in seven against Little Rock. An April 14 suspended game, with Little Rock ahead 9-6 after six innings, remains to be finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
Little Rock Travelers
Nashville
Asia
Chicks
Travs
Lou Klein
Little Rock
Seminoles Lead District Playoffs In Double Elimination
In Gastonia North Carolina the Florida State Seminoles advanced in the NCAA baseball District 3 playoffs as one of two at large teams. They won twice yesterday beating Duke and a Teachers team in a double elimination format. The winner of the loser's bracket game progresses to the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminoles
Gastonia
N.C
Florida State
Duke
Atlantic
FSU
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crone
Milwauke
Conley
Anthor
Tanner
Bobby Thomson
Jolly
Ron Rossi
Roger Bean
John Geesing
Richard Sasek
Aed
Feld
Galen Mote
Mote
Ruter
Burrigat
Ossi
Vols
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
New Orleans
Wykagyl
Middlecoff
Thomson
Billi Caspier Jr
Bovita
Burke
Littler
Ed Furgol
Mike Fetchick
Pitceeng
Pandogsi
Weeds
Riner
Val
Tan
Thom
I Waaver
Fics
Morris
Alb
Carroll
Rassi
MS Bowen
Sne Riddle
Sore Hickman
Darton
Moulene
Neadows
Spyhaishi
Val Ee
Pe Graaft
WLBA
SD Olson
Ely
Thom Ram
Colgan
Booth
Reisler
Fox
Sheldon
Vshuitis
Wallace
Powell
Platt
Williams
Bowen
Waycross
Cog
Riddle
DeGraaf
Vroman
Wasil
Travelers
Times-Enterprise
TV Entertainment Guide
WCTV
Chenie
Parker
Sheaffer
Eversharp
Esterbrook
J. N. Rosalio
Dial Canal 6
S. Broad St
Mr. Wizard
Washington
Civic Forum
Roy Rogers
Jack Benny
Liberace
Bel
Ed Sullivan
Loretta Young
Alfred Gitchcock
Jane
F. Pepper
AD “Star Theatre
Wyatt Earp
R. Montgomery
Love Lacy
Dateline
Europe
Mystery Theatre
Totay
Rome
F. Pepper News
Statesman
Jane Wyman
E’weood
St Macks
Ai Munaire
Dr. Gudsom’s Jrei
Playhose of Stars
Monte Cristo
G. F. Copper News
Sporta Wz
David Grieg
Dame
Gomby
Fury
Frontier Theatre
F. Johnson News
Lawrence Welk
20Th Gen. Playh’se
Wmbr-Tv
Jacksonville
S'ildé Presbyteritn
Heckte & Jeckle
Witla
Hickok
Mill'ana
the Nation
Medical Horizons
Odyssey
Sgt. Preaton
Lassie
Jack Beany
G. B
Ford Theatre
Men of Annsports
Lawrence Welz
Sen
Jimmy Dean Shaw
Kangaree
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Tomor
Guiding Light
Miss Brooks
Bob Crosby
Biictter
Nous Edwards
Roblin Hood
Burs & Aves
Phil
Jeane
Doug Edwards
Dickon
Sheriff
Cochise
Dons Edwards
Leve Anger
Playhouse
Iay Celebrity
Phouse
Frontier
News
Dogg Edwards
Sye
Zane Grey
Mr. Adams
Eve
Yey
West Point
Ooologk
Manhattan
LH News
U.isind
Buffalo Bill
Stratton Sports
Basenall
Yankee
Detroit
Jim Bowie
Ozsie S Harriet
My Little Margie
The
Buccaneers
Jackie Gleason
Gale Storm
S.eb
Gunenoks
Studio 57
Dr. Findson
Jral
W. Jackson ST
DIAL
N. P. Secrest
Pulpwood & Timber Dealer
P.O
Dial Canal
Thomasville, Georgia
Southern Pulpwood: Conservation Association
Ernie Ford
NBC Theatre
Girard
Cristian Serence
World News
Palm Beach
Usticos
Comety Tims
Western Theatre
Sally & Merylsnd
Rey Mogers
Science Theatre
Steve Ailen
Chery
Loretta
Sheriff Cockiee
NBC
Sir Lancelot
Lirtee & Theatre
Welln Fargo
ER. Montgomery
Schitt, Playbooss
Living R. Theatre
Walb-Tv
Living R
Lisa
NBC News
Eran Theatre
Fisal
Horne
Juxta
Big Picture
Ocen’gees
Tie Inc
Doazh
Douxthan
NBL. News
NBC ‘News
RFD Sewegs
Afesay
Tedax
Murray
Mack
Aber
Crescreads
Kaiser Heer
Gigheas Pati
XBO
Bloodie
Life of
Riley
Men of
Annapolis
Cavalcade Sports
Hea Barber
Weathervane
Living BR
Erne
Debreatye
Western
Vonny
Perry Como
Jerry Lewis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!