Georgia Florida standings shift after twin bill losses
Albany Cardinals defeated the Tallahassee Pirates 14 10 and 8 2 to move from second to first in the Georgia Florida standings. The Pirates suffered their ninth straight loss. The Americas Phillies and Dodgers also played a marathon game called at 9 9 tied at curfew with Phillies holding third place and Dodgers dropping to second.
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Associated Press
Albany Cardinals
Tallahassee Pirates
Pirates
Americas Phillies
Phillies
Dodgers
Bears
Waycross
Moultrie
Athletics
Thomasville Tigers
Cordele Indians
Tribe
Tigers
Phillies Dodgers
Indians
Thomasville
Two Run Homer Gives Mobile Margin Over Birmingham
Mobile Bears beat Birmingham Barons 6 to 4 as Bill Antonello hit a two run homer in the sixth sealing the win and dropping Birmingham from first place in the Southern Association. Atlanta defeated New Orleans 5 6 to 4 to reclaim the top spot. Chattanooga Lookouts edged Little Rock 5 to 4. Nashville Vols routed Memphis Chicks 8 to 2. Pelicans led New Orleans 4 to 3 late before a misplay on a grounder by Hugh Luby sparked a late uprising. Tookie Gilbert and Carl Sawatski hit two run homers for Nashville.
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Associated Press
Bill Antonello
Mobile Bears
Birmingham Barons
Vatlanta
Pelicans
New Orleans
Lookouts
Chattanooga
Little Rock Travelers
Nashville
Vols
Memphis Chicks
Pels
Atlanta
al Flair
Pel
Hugh Luby
Luby
Rusty Morgan
Lloyd Gearhart
Gearhart
Iining
Tookie Gilbert
Carl Sawatski
Memphis
Tigers Split With Indians in Twin Bill Homer Duo Highlights
The Tigers split a doubleheader with Cordele Indians with a 5-4 loss and a 9-8 win. Eaton and Navarro homered in the nightcap as Cordele’s Tom Smith and Wayne Lynch shone on offense and pitching. Restaino, Hare, and Phillips produced key hits in a tight sequence of late-inning rallies.
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Waycross
Bengals
Moultrie
Sams
Ralph di Lullo
Tigers
Valdosta
Dodgers
Nexa
Americus
Albany
Tallahassee
Bill Greenameyer
Bob Garrecht
Tnight
Cordele
Tom Smith
Dick Eaton
Ly Scconu
Navarreo
Hank Navarro
Ray Roberts
Harry Geis
Smith
Thomanville
Hare
Eaton
Tribe
Lee
Catcliff
Rentz
Hareon
Restaino
Phillips
Frazier
Johnson
Broukal
Geis
Hal Lee
Wayne Lynch
Tiger
Stamos
Navarro
Thomasville
Lynch
Paul Foytack
Indians
Myron Hoffman
Roberts
Spain
Hoffman
Knabe
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Fruog
Cutcliff
Rentz Jooper
Gene Sumna
Red Frazier
Don Herbert
Bill
CORD
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A ' Pou
Ad Cuteliff
Tentz
Feee
Poe Nwvelpo
Futon
Moy Tuielk
Rbi—Smith
Iaton
Simith
Maton
Koy Tack
Foytack
Uim Mueler
Muirtin
Iitune
Anith Thomasville
Poa Navarro
Ssa
Orf
Baton
Restaine
U Frazier
Wit ' Johusoan
I . Herbert
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results list from various leagues with team names and scores, including FA leagues and regional clubs. The report covers Albany Tallahassee Cordeley Thormasville Waycross Moultrie New York Chicago Washington St Louis Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Savannah Jacksonville Greenville Macon Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Memphis Mobile Birmingham Chattahooga Little Rock.
Ray Robinson to defend welterweight crown July 11
Sugar Ray Robinson signs to defend his welterweight title against Kid Gavilan in a 15 round or less bout at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium on July 11. The agreement ends a long pursuit since their last non title meeting in New York last summer.
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Ray Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Philadelphia
Sugar Ray Robinson
Municipal Stadium
Cuba
Robinson
Gavilan
New York
Glen Arven golfers win mixed Scotch two ball event
Thomasville Glen Arven golfers captured the first award in the mixed Scotch two ball foursome, scoring 37 points to lead the Georgia Florida Golf League season finale. Valdosta 29, Tallahassee 23, Moultrie 16, Albany 1.viv7.
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Thomasville
Glen Arven
Valdosta
Tallahatesee
Moultrie
Albany
Tifton
Mary Lena Faulk
Charlie Belvin
Galatin
Sarah Smith
Tallahassee
Lil Ferguson
Kate Galbraith
Pete Hodkinson
John Walter
Jacksonville Takes Augusta In Sally's Longest Game Of Year
The Tars of Jacksonville edged the Augusta Tigers 5 to 4 in a 17 inning South Atlantic League marathon. Savannah split a doubleheader with Columbia, the Reds winning 2 to 0, while Greensboro or Charleston results follow.
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Jacksonville
Augusta
Sally
Patt Patterson
Associated Press
Tars
Augusta Tigers
Savannah
Columbia
Reds
Indians
Greenville Spinners
Peaches
Macon
Charleston Rebels
Columbus Cardinals
Hayton
Toa
Shelaos War
Ray Southen
Ivan Johannes
Vn Wit
Sayrreigh
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Tribe
Spiners
Jening Attaci
Peach
Ray Marrell
Tighthanaer
George Sturrette
Don Qstern
Sing
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Coute
al Fisher
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Rebels
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Johnny Tate
Don Stephens
Lott
Colombo
Lou Boudreau Under Fire From Skeptics In Cleveland Barbs
New York reports source says critics doubt Lou Boudreau as a manager while Feller and Gordon face arm and hitting slumps. Distance shadows stir talk as Hall of Fame figures Wagner and Bri appear in a Cooperstown exhibition setup.
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New York
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Lou
Boudreau
Sob Feller
Joe Gordon
Pirates
Folkt
Agamnec Wittsburgh
Wagner
Box Score Cordele versus Thomasville baseball
Box score shows Cordele scoring 9 and Thomasville 9 with pitchers Hoffman Navarro Roberts Cres and Summa handling duties. Hoffman leads Cordele with multiple RBIs, while Knabe relieves for the winner and Summa takes the loss after 1 2 3 innings.
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Cordele
Roberts
Froug
Thomasville
Hoaffman
Hoffman
Waitbe
Sumna
Wofman
Knabe
Diniies
Summa
Knahe
Sumina
Martin
Mueller Pee
Moultrie and Douglass High All Stars Meet
The Moultrie High and the Douglas High All Stars face the Thomasville White Socks tonight at Municipal Stadium. Kickoff is at unspecified time as indicated by the text.
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Moultrie and
Douglass High
Moultrie High
Douglas High All Stars
Thomasville
Municipal Stadium
Donalsonville Gains In Flint Loop Race
The Colquitt nine beat league leader Blakely 6 to 3 to even the series as Gipson shut down Blakely in key moments. Donalsonville edged Cuthbert 4 to 3 to close within half a game of Blakely, while Calhoun County joined a two way tie for third by beating Bainbridge 8 to 7.
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Times-Enterprise
Colquitt
Blakely
Gipson
Jack Clifton
Pirates
Donalsonville
Cuthbert
Calhoun County
Bainbridge
All-Stars
Clifton
Allen Baker
Gibson
Stanford
Blakely Rasts Tech
Baseball Standings for Valdosta and Americus
Valdosta 14 runs on 14 hits? Americus 7 runs. Final lines show lineup mentions Cater Ceccarelli Gilli Tracy McKay Bonds. Game called at curfew with scores 14 to 7 in favor of Valdosta.
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Valdosta
Americus
Cater
Ceccarelli
Gilli Tracy
McKay and Bonds
Celebrities Shine at Washington Golf Tourney Opening
Washington hosts the third national celebrities tournament at the Army Navy Country Club with stars from stage screen sports radio and politics. Notable entrants include Bob Hope Bing Crosby Jane Russell Hank Greenberg Lefty Gomez Dizzy Dean A B Chandler Frank Leahy Charlie Justice Bones McKinney Pauline Betz Arthur Godfrey Harry Wismer and Grace Lenczyk among others.
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Joe Ives
Washington
Army-Navy Country Club
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Jane Russell
Poh
Dan Topping
del Web
New York Yankees
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Lefty Gomez
Dizzy Dean
Lefty Grove
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Notre Dame
Prank Leahy
North Carolina
Charlie Justice
Washington Capitol
Horace
Bones) McKinney
Pauline Betz
Arthur Godfrey
Harry Wismer
Wary Parr
Baltimore
Robert R. Young
Ham Fischer
Joe Palooka
Sammy Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Lew Worsham
Jimmy Thomson
Jag McSpaden
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Fred McLieod
Allan Burton
Chick Evans
Frank Stranahan
Ed Dudley
Joe Novak
Joe Kirkwood
Ray Wade Hill
Jimmy Nichols
U. S
Grace Lenczyk
Marty Crandall Wins National Collegiate Boxing Final
Marty Crandall of Syracuse University heavyweight defeated Joe Schaeffer of San Jose State in the National Collegiate boxing final. A Louisiana State delegation attempted to rally in Crandall’s dressing room to swing the team title, but LSU coach Roy Simmons blocked the bid. Crandall earned a letter, a man of prominence sweater, and a life membership in the club for his services to the Southern University.
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Marty Crandall
Syracuse U
Joe
Schaeffer
San Jose
Louisiana State
L. S.U
Roy Simmons
Crandall
L S. U
Marty
The
Southern University
Schedule of tonight’s regional and major league games
Today’s slate features Georgia Florida League matchups Waycross at Albany Tallahassee at Cordele Americus at Moultrie Thomasville at Valdosta and Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn plus Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia All night games American League games New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland South Atlantic League Augusta at Jacksonville Columbia at Savannah Charleston at Geary Greenville at Hern Association Delexan at Atlanta Mobile at Birmingham Chattanooga at Little Rock Nashville at Memphis.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago Doaee
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St.Louis
Savannah
Columbus
Greenville Od
Macon
Charleston
Jacksonville
Aaa
Chattanooga
Mobile Surinamos
Memphis Aha
Albany
Tallahassee
Cordele
Americus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Valdosta
Top Righthanders Vie For AL Supremacy In Busy Night
The Associated Press notes Bobby Feller remains a top candidate despite a loss to Boston. Vic Raschi strong pitched a 3-0 shutout over Chicago for his seventh win and third shutout this season. Veil Trucks of Detroit won in 10 innings 5-4 over Philadelphia as he notched his seventh victory. The Braves pulled ahead in the NL by defeating Pittsburgh 8-6 while Brooklyn and New York vied for second. Stan Musial homered twice for St Louis in a comeback win over Brooklyn. Phillies edged Cincinnati 4-3 in 10 innings.
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Jack Hand
Associated -Press
Bobby Feller
Vic. Raschi
New York
Raschi
Chicago White Sox
Trucks
Philadelphia A’s
White Sox
Tommy Henrich
Howie Judson
Hank Majeski
Taft Wright
Coleman
George Kell
Hoot Ever
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Eddie Yost
Sam Dente
Boston Braves
Braves
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Stan Musial
Musial
Phillies
Cincinnati
Woodcock and Mills square off in 15 round heavyweight bout
London June 2 AP Bruce Woodcock and Freddie Mills meet in a 15 round bout tonight to test Britain's claim as a heavyweight title contender. The winner earns a shot at Lee Savold of Paterson NJ on September 6 in a world championship bout promoted by Jack Solomon.
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London
Bruce Woodcock
Freddie Mills
Britain
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. J
Jack Solomons
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