Orioles to Get Another Pitcher in Thomasville Move
Orioles add left handed pitcher Jack Van Orsdol on option from Baltimore after win over Cordele, as Dock Bowers remains on a five day trial. The club prepares for a three game set at Cordele with Don Ballou to start Sunday.
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Morgan
Hout Springs
Daytona Beach
Dock Bowers
Oriole
Bees
Cordelians
Kermit Aose
Onoles
Cordelo
Don Ballou
Ken Trinkle
Mike Bosser
Roses at Thomasville Rose Show Delight Eastabrook Tribute
Mrs. Willie Eastabrook recalls the Thomasville Rose Show with vivid notes on unique designs and floral imagery. Twenty Grand the Derby winner is recreated in red roses with a white saddle from Green Wood, owner Mrs. Payne Whitney, as Thomasville’s long tradition fuels speculation and pride.
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Thomasville
Willie Hubert
Dayton
Wille Iastbrook
Greenwood
Payne Whitney
Times-Enterprise
Twenty Grand
Ferdinand
Ornithologist reports discovery of hidden native tribe
Rand describes thousands living primitively in a hidden valley north of Australia after an American expedition led by Richard Archbold returns from Dutch New Guinea. The tribe, seen as an accident of flora and fauna work, reportedly welcomed the visitors.
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London
Rand
Dutch New Guinea
Australia
Stand
Richard Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
Tne
San Diego
Calif
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Distinct Leagues
Results from the day show Atlanta 16 over Knoxville 2 in the Southern Association while Nashville beat Chathineoua 10 to 2. Cincinnati topped Boston 4 to 4? and New York 8 over St Louis 2 in the National League. American League games include New York 17 over Cleveland 4 and Detroit 8 over Boston 5 with Philadelphia St Louis postponed by rain. In the South Atlantic Macon edged Augusta 4 3 in 12 innings Columbus and Spartanburg tied 4 4 and Jacksonville defeated Greenville 8 7 Savannah 6 over Columbia 3.
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Baseball matchups across leagues listed in regional slate
The schedule shows Atlanta at Nashville Chattanooma at Knoxville Little Rock at Birmingham Memphis at New Orleans plus National League games Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Memphis
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Hartness Holds To Lead In GA-Fla Batting Standings
Ed Hartness of Americus retained the Georgia Florida League batting lead for the week ending May 30, dropping to .396 after 50 hits in 128 at bats. Casey Kimbrell of Tallahassee rose to second with a .349 average, while Wilbur Dearley slipped to sixth. Moultrie Packers’ Bethman and Rist pace RBIs, and Cordele’s MacPherson leads undefeated pitchers with four wins.
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Thomasville
Ed Hartness
Americus
Tartngis
Casey Kimbrell
Auburn
Tallahacsee
Capitals
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Merchant
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Guldahl Holds Lead In Goodall Golf Tournament
New York June 3 Ralph Guldahl two time national open champion held a big lead in the $5 000 Goodall round robin event at the start of the third round. He added 18 yesterday to forge ahead of Sam Snead.
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Sam Snead
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Bowers Tosses Birds to 4-2 Win on Six-Hitter
Doc Bowers, new pitcher for Thomasville, spun a six hit game guiding the Orioles to a 4-2 victory over Cordele Bees in the series opener. Ed Vandegrift led the offense with three singles, Patt Dove added two doubles, and Red McKenzie contributed four at bats with two hits.
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Wraycross
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Red McKenzie
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Doc Bower
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Veteran Racer Results Show Shifts In Standings
Last year's winner fell to third with a plus total of 13 while Harry Cooper rose to second with 15. Dick Metz exited the running with a minus 14, altering the leaderboard.
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Harry Cooper
Dick Metz
Printers edge Icemen 15 14 to seize loop leadership
In a high scoring City League softball night, the Times-Enterprise Printers defeated the Thomas ville Icemen 15 14 shifting into sole possession of first place. The Toms Toasted beat Foremost Dairies 103 with D R Joye debuting on the mound for Toms.
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Times-Enterprise
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T. E. Hurler
Walter Wheeler
Leo van Landingham
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D. R
Happy) Joye
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DICKEY AND ARNOVICH TOP MAJORS
San Diego report details boxer Lou Gomez 20 of Los Angeles dying from a solar plexus blow after a preliminary bout toppled him. Deputy Coroner A E Gallagher said firemen exhausted 40 minutes with an inhalator but could not revive him following the fight with Hut Thompson of Los Angeles.
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Calif
Lou Gomez
Los Angeles
A. E. Gallagher
Gomez
Hut Thompson
Doctor Helps Victim During Harlem Show
Dr. Martin F. Geruso rushed to aid a woman who suffered a hemorrhage during a New York performance of The American Way. He was pressed into service as the tense moments unfolded, showing quick action amid the public scene.
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N. Y
Martin F. Geruso
New York
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Sports Roundup Highlights From Nationwide Games
Observations note Erie ball orchard near Raspberry street. Oklahoma Golf Association bans crapshooting at all tournaments. Ernie Kish of Ohio U. declines three major league offers. Joe DiMaggio ready to play but Joe McCarthy reluctant to disrupt a winning lineup. Connie Mack Jr. or another candidate seeks Philadelphia softball coaching post.
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Ernie Kish
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Philadelphia
Irons And Irony At Goodall Golf Tourney Pitched
A fragmentarySports column notes photographers and players around the Goodall golf tournament. Mention of Horton Smith posing, ironies in boxing rivalries, Billy Conn’s tonsil surgery, Galento gossip, and Larry MacPhail criticizing a Yankee Stadium fight plan amid a crowded crowd of 32 574 in attendance.
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Horton Smith
Larry MacPhail
Yankee
Brooklyn
Mike Jacobs
Dodgers failed bid for Averill and other sports notes
Earl Averill as a hard hitting outfielder the Dodgers pursued from the American League. Mrs. Max Baer urges retirement. Miami area to send 28 players 700 miles to Atlanta for southern tennis championships. Joe Gordon anchors the Yankees. Indians may acquire Gerry Priddy who stars at second base for Kansas City.
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Dodgers
Max Baer
Max
Miami
Atlanta
California
Joe Gordon
Yanks
Indians
Gerry Priddy
Kansas City
Cards Take Over Lead As Bees Lose Again
The Albany Cardinals moved into first in the Georgia Florida League by nine points after beating Waycross 6 to 1 on nine hits. Cordele slipped to 25-20 after a 4-2 loss to Thomasville, while Americus defeated Moultrie 9-1 and Tallahassee edged Valdosta 2-1 with four hits allowed by Ogiego.
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Cordele
Thomasvville
Thomasville
Thackston
Strachan
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Johnstown Favored in Belmont Stakes With Strong Entry
Johnstown led by William Woodward is the overwhelming favorite for the $50,000 Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. The trio also includes Challenge and Gilded Knight, with Heather Broom as a distant second choice. Track conditions may alter the lineup, as mud could affect entry decisions.
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Sunny Jit Fitzsimmons
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