Thomasville Defeats Caps In High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a sunlit afternoon game Thomasville Tourists overwhelmed the Caps 12-3. Hitting led by Hink Ulisney and Wills with three hits each while Kimbrell and Radney added key doubles as the Tourists pulled away in the eighth and ninth innings.
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Burt
Radneylis
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Smith
Hsney
Bowers
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Newcomb
Ulisney
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Kimrell
Schultz
Lowry
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AW Uisney
Wills
McKengzie
Pots Kimbrell
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Broadway book tops favorites for National Open
New York June 3 Jack Doyles Broadway book names Byron Nelson and Jimmy Dema as co favorites at 8-1 to win the National Open. Ralph Guldahl Sammy Snead at 10-1 round out the big four. Joe Cronin urges AL cities to worry about their own pitching while Red Sox face. The Belmont Park mutuels top the million mark again in 16 days. The Dodgers hover near first with one regular Dixie Walker hitting .300.
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Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Bimlech
Puett
Grandstand Wolves
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Grid Reat
Oklahoma City
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Virginia
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Noisy Roundup of Baseball Talk and Personal Notices
The column blends sport chatter with light society items. Freddie Fitzsimmons is celebrated as outstanding father by Fathers Day committee. Jake Powell, Ed Galento, Mike Jacobs, and others are mentioned in casual notes. A Chicago judge advises changing No 7 for Eric M Near amid Sox superstition.
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Ed Galento
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Seventy Hundred Fifth Column Suspects Jailed in Egypt
Alexandria June 3 seven hundred fifth column suspects were rounded up in a weekend sweep and sent to interment camps today. The operation targeted alleged subversives amid wartime security actions.
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Alexandria
Ted Lyons Tops Sunday Pitchers Seemingly Untouchable
Ted Lyons the veteran pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, in his 17th season, added another Sunday win by shutting out the Red Sox 6-0 at Fenway for his 225th major league victory. The article highlights Lyons as the current “Sunday pitcher” in the big leagues and tracks day-by-day results across the league, noting other key games and performances from Boston, Cleveland, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis.
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Nazis Claim British Secret Agents Active in Americas
Mexico City reports the German press bureau accuses British secret service operatives of arriving in Mexico and the Panama Canal Zone to organize sabotage and trigger incidents blamed on German agents. Arthur Dietrich, chief, says the aim is to sow fear of Germany in the Americas, especially the United States.
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Egypt Seizes 600 Suspects Amid Security Crackdown
In Cairo and Alexandria authorities rounded up about 600 suspects and held them under guard for trial before military tribunals. Premier Aly Maher Pasha announced the government is studying new internal security measures as tensions rise along the Mediterranean. Fully equipped soldiers guarded telegraphs and telephone systems while heavy guards patrolled railways, bridges, highways, and canals.
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Inconsistent Box Score From Thomasville Versus Waycross Game
A detailed but garbled box score covers Thomasville versus Waycross with multiple players listed for RBIs base hits and errors. The report includes pitchers Morgan Sauerburn Radney Burt Bowers and Brown, numerous in game events, and an unclear time showing 2 10.
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Dimbler
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Janei
Smith
Schultz
Newcomb
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Radney
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Lowry
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Burt
Brown
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American Tank Army Planned in New Defense Estimates
Authorities outlined a force rivaling the German spearhead in Flanders with more than 1,600 light and medium tanks in a budget package totaling about 1.375 billion dollars. The plan envisions over 3,000 tanks overall plus 3,000 training planes, expanded plants, and munitions facilities to train 7,000 pilots a year and boost aerial and ground defenses.
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Flanders
House
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Nelson Wins Three Way Playoff for 1939 National Open
The defending champion Nelson captured the 1939 crown in a three way playoff at Philadelphia. Byron, a deadly battler on the links, won the Western Open and was runner up in last year’s professionals tourney, noted for his precise iron play.
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Thomasville to Meet Quitman in Softball Opener
The Thom asville team hosts Quitman tonight at East Side field for the season opener in the South Georgia Softball League. Quitman routed Thomasville in last week's opener in Brooks County, setting a sharp tone for the matchup.
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Quitman
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Times-Enterprise
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Poffenberger Wins Eighth Game for Nashville Vols
Boots Poffenberger, Nashville’s former major leaguer, earned his eighth win of the season in a 10-4 victory over Knoxville, part of a doubleheader. The nightcap saw Nashville fall to Knoxville 5-3 as Dutch Meyer homered for the Smokies. Atlanta stretched a lead as Burgess shut out Chattanooga 5-0 while Memphis won two close games 2-1 over Little Rock. New Orleans posted two wins 6-5 and 4-2 over Birmingham.
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Boots Poffenberger
Nashville
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Charlie Burgess
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Memphis
Little Rock
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Savannah Bus Schedule Prompt for Thomville Route
Bus schedule shows Savannah arrivals and departures with times for Thomville. Times listed include 7:00 am arrival, 2:05 pm departure, and 9:50 pm service on the specified route. No additional details provided.
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Tourists Cards Tie In Race For Third
The Thomasville Tourists and Albany Cardinals remain tied for third in the Georgia Florida standings with 29–22 records after wins Sunday. Thomasville defeated Tallahassee 12–3 while Albany edged Americus 7–6. Batters of Cordele beat Moultrie 10–3. Valdosta and Waycross did not play. Saturday results: Thomasville over Waycross 9–5 Tallahassee over Valdosta 10–4 Americus over Moultrie 12–5 Albany over Cordele 15–3.
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Arnulfo Arias Elected Panama President in Landslide
Dr. Arnulfo Arias won Panama's presidency with the largest vote in the republic's history for a four year term starting October 1. He ran unopposed after Dr. Richard Alfaro withdrew citing suffrage limits. Arias had about 85 000 unofficial votes, surpassing the 1936 record.
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Local Bowling Standings and Schedule from Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Albany 7 Americus 6 Cordele 10 Moultrie unknown Thomasville 127 Tallahassee 3. Today Albany plays Waycross Moultrie faces Thomasville Tallahassee meets Cordele Valdosta vs Americus.
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Westfroy’s results and league standings summary
Detroit 8 Washington 11 Cleveland 7-6 Philadelphia 2-12 New York 13-3 5 St Louis 4-1 Chicago 6-8 Boston 0-10 Brooklyn 3-2 Chicago 2-1 New York 1-7 Pittaburen 2 Boston 1-2 Cincinnati 11-0 St Louis 2-9 Philadelphia 4-2 Memphis 2-2 Little Rock 1-1 2nd games 10 innings.
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Baseball schedule items across leagues and cities
A list of baseball matchups includes Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington New York at Pittsburgh Poston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis Memphis at Birmingham New Orleans site LitWe Rock versus New Orleans Chattanooga at Knoxville and other dated pairings across venues.
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Tourists Open Four Game Home Stand With Packers
Moultrie visitors visit Thomasville for the opener of a four game set, with Kip Saulburn added to the active list after Dale Alexander benched himself. Abber Cathey rumored to start for the Ragtime Band against Moultrie. Card events include Waycross and Albany tied for third in the Georgia Florida League race.
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Dale Alexander
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Chicago golfer Benton C Watts recalls June dates and aces
Benton C Watts, a Chicago golfer, eagerly anticipates June 2 1941. He carded a hole in one on June 2 1939 at Oak Park Country Club on the 145 yard 13th hole with a six iron and again on June 2 1940 on the same hole with the same club.
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Benton C. Watts
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