Regional high school scores across Georgia cities by yesterday and today
Across Americus, Thomasville, Albany, Waycross, Moultrie, Valdosta, Tallahassee and Cordele teams posted results yesterday and today. Scores show Americus 7 to Thomasville 0, Waycross 1 point, and multiple matchups including Cordele at Theat and Cordele at Valdosta with close margins.
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Eee
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Valdosta Ag
Tallahusser
Aamericus Spa
Ike Thomasville
Georgia Florida pennant race tightens again
The Albany Cardinals split two games with Waycross in a Georgia Florida league doubleheader, winning 4 1 in ten innings the day game and dropping 4 3 in the nightcap. Americus swept Thomasville 6 0 in the opener and 7 0 in the seven inning follow up.
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Georgia
Florida
Propriety of a Norfolk theft case raises concerns
A garbled report from Norfolk notes a robbery involving a person protecting propriety and a 5,000 triestag loss. The window suffered a costly break, and the currency mentioned appears confederate with uncertain details.
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Norfolk
Norbolk
Polan Brate
Enodurd
Theo
Unsettled News From Nation and World Tangle
A chaotic afternoon recap notes a British submarine loss with 73 aboard near Portsmouth, a Milledegville chip contract dispute, political feuds over the Townsend pension bill, new highway orders including a Thomasville viaduct, and an espionage emphasis on the West Coast. It also cites Hitler’s Jugoslav pledge, a late spring protest over a Bald Eagle death, and local election intrigue surrounding tax questions.
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Towit
Portsmouth
Sekes
Chip Roberts
Milledegville
Moseley
Divs Committee
Congress
Rivers
Thomasville
Germany
Golden Isles
Thomasville Orvoles
Americus
Hitler
Jugoslav
Reds Blast Bees as Dodgers Nose Out Cubs in 14th
Cincinnati Reds loaded the bases in the fourth over time, then Will Hershberger singled and Larry Craft belted his fifth homer to beat the Boston Bees 9-4 in 13 innings. Dodgers edged the Cubs 3-2 in 14th as Gene Moore tripled and stole home in a dramatic night game.
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Dodgers
CUBS
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Boston Bees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Gene Moore
Origes Checked in Upswing by Double Loss
Americus two pitchers led a double win over Thomasville as the Pioneers won 1 0 and 7 4 in a Thursday twin bill. Joe Sims pitched a 3 hit game in the first contest while Bosser held Americus to seven safeties. Polly Cummings starred in the nightcap with four hits in a 7 4 victory.
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Albany Cardinals
Cordele
Waycross
Albany
Finsls
Americus
Thomasville
Joe Sims
Toonasville
Cummings
Valdosta
Meultuie
Loaidheneh
M. L. ST. John Americus
Pioneers
Bosser
Bitsy Mott
Blackwell
Americas
Tony Guzak
Red” McKenzie
Sims
Swoboda
Mott
Jumonville
Rob Burich
Vickers
McKenzie
Guzak
Dove
Tally Vickers
Trinkle
Narkanas
Mueninghoff
Burlin
Narkunas
Hoffman
Brande
Hartness
Pioneer
Oriole
Cy Morgan
Cubs Drop To Fourth As Pirates Beat Phillies 5-2
The Cubs suffered a late setback after a dramatic triple play at midnight. Vito Hamulis, the hard luck pitcher, had pitched 11 innings in the prior stalemate with the Cubs and an 11-inning tie with Philadelphia. The loss moved Chicago to fourth in the National League as Pittsburgh defeated the Phillies 5-2.
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Vito Hamulis
Cubs
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Snead Grabs Early Lead in Goodall Meet
New York June 2. Sam Snead leads the $5,000 Goodall round robin after day two at Fresh Meadow Country Club posting a 71 69 11 under par to top Johnny Revolta Olin Dutra and Harry Cooper who also shot 69 only Hogan matched par with 70. Ralph Guldahl trails Craig Wood as details unfold from the Goodall event.
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New York
Sam Snead
City Softball League Rained Out Again
For the second night all league games were washed out by rain. This afternoon at 8 30 p m Toms Toasted and Foremost Dairies planned to meet at East Side to replay a rained out game with league leadership at stake. Both clubs are tied for first place.
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Toms Toasted
Dairies
East Side
Galento Louis to Sign Saturday for June 28 Bout
New York June 2 Champion Joe Louis and challenger Tony Galento will appear before the New York State Boxing Commission Saturday morning to sign for their heavyweight title fight on June 28. Lou Nova and Max Baer, who fought last night, each earned $22,517.25 for their 11-round bout. Official figures show 18,325 in attendance, 16,738 paid, with a gross gate of $82,364.33 and a net of $69,349.57.
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Joe Louis
Tony Galento
New York State Boxing — Commission
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Nova
Lou
Baer
Ray Carlin
Maxie
Associated Press
Max
Fullam
Mike Jacobs
Louis-Galen
Philadelphia
Eddie Brietz
Signor Galento
Tony
Nova Beats Baer In 11th Round Technical Knockout
Victor over Max Baer by technical knockout in the 11th round at Yankee Stadium. Lou Nova, 24, qualified to fight Joe Louis or Tony Galento for the heavyweight title. Referee stopped the brutal bout at 1:21 of the 11th as Baer bled from a badly lacerated lip.
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New York
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Lou Nova
California
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Frank Fullam
Baer
Nova
Maylie
Maxie
Dick West poised for major league stardom with Orioles
Baltimore catcher Dick West, a versatile player and rising star, is touted for a major league future with the Cincinnati Reds. His rapid rise includes standout seasons in Americus, Thomasville, and Chattanooga, with strong batting marks and defensive proof under managers including Rogers Hornsby. West is described as quick to learn, hard-hitting, and clean living, with Louisville, Kentucky as his home.
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Atlanta Constitution
Dick West
Baltimore
Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
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Americus
Thomasville
Cordele
R. C. Kimmell
Louisville
Milt Gray
Roy Bruner
Fred Isert
Homer Howell
Ixen Trinkie
Dick Mueninghoff
Husky
Baltimore Oriole
Ernie Lombardi
Randall Cassell
Baltimore Evening
Lombardi
Chattanooga
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Birds
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Mericus
Noxville
Dover
Louisville, Ky
Roundup: Boxing notes and sports miscellany
A compact roundup notes boxing chatter from New York on fighters Baer Nova Galento Louis and Bres, with crowd size and introductions. It also mentions Nova a rising star, 1939 pennies for slumps, Referee Benny Leonard, and Burleigh Grimes banished from games for visiting the mound twice in one inning.
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St. Louis
Johnny Mize
Joe Medick
Connecticut
New York
Benny Leonard
al McCo
Nathan Mann
Burleigh Grimes
Cence
Pelham Softball Team Beats Standard Oil 8-3
Pelham Georgia defeated the Standard Oil Company outfit of Thomasville 8-3 with a 7-hit combined pitching effort by Fros teg Watson and White. Henry Allen pitched for Thomasville as the Pelham offense racked up their win.
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Pelham Outfit
Pelham
Standard Oil Company
Thomasville
Frosteg
Watson
White
Henry Allen
Bowers to Face Loop Leaders Here Tonight
Thomasville's Orioles host Cordele's league leading Bees in a 8:30 p.m. opener at the municipal stadium as Stewart Doc Bowers makes his Orioles debut. Bowers, ex Boston Red Sox and Little Rock, comes on option from Baltimore to bolster pitching.
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Americus
Pioneers
Thomasville
Orioles
Cordele
Tallahassee
Capitals
Municipal Stadium
Jupe Pluvius
Stewart
Doc) Bowers
Bowers
Boston Red Sox
Little Rock
Southern Association
Baltimore
Birds
Pelham Softballers Rally to Top Oilers in Big Lead
Pelham built a five run edge in the first inning and never trailed as they limited the Oilers to one run in the opening frame and two more in the sixth. Tennyson Rehberg and Sumerford doubled for the victors while Bill Wright added a two base hit for Standard.
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Oilers
Tennyson
Rehberg
Sumerford
Bill Wright
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