Straws i. Wind By GIL. SMITH
Clyde Kluttz trades and moves spark a rapid sequence from Giants to Phillies then Cardinals. Eddie Robinson's family tragedy prompts humane moves by Orioles Timmy Thomas. Local Tigers games face weather and lineup changes with several players released or sidelined.
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Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Robinson
Johns. Hopkins
Oriole
Timmy Thomas
Thomas
Baltimore
Vicksburg Falls to Jackson as Pensacola Gains in League
In the Southeastern League, Gadsden and Pensacola moved up while Vicksburg and Jackson moved into the first division. Gadsden swept Anniston 17-7 and 5-1 as Greer limited the Rams to four hits in the nightcap. Jackson beat Vicksburg 9-2. Pensacola topped Meridian 5-1. Montgomery defeated Selma 7-4.
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Vicksburg
Jackson
Pensacola
Associated Press
Gadsden
Anniston
Greer
Rams
Vicksburgers
Bickford
Meridian
Montgomery
Selma
Tigers Stumble in 9 3 Loss to Dodgers in Valdosta
Thomasville drops a 9 to 3 decision to the Dodgers in Valdosta as new pitcher Tom Smith allows nine hits and four walks. Leo Loschke holds the Tigers scoreless until the eighth, while Tigers threaten in the ninth before Dove’s RBI single ends the threat.
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Gil Smith
Tigers
Albany
Tallahassee
Cordele
Dodgers
Valdosta
Tom Smith
Leo Leschke
Bengals
Joe Riolo
Smith
Loschke
Willett
Spaziano
Riolo
Leschke
McBride
Mullen
Mack
Woleen
Fairley
Nobles
Aiso
Mach
Tallahassee Pirates
Waycross Twirler Throttles Packers Phils Cordele Split
Waycross Bears defeat Moultrie 6-1 as Lefty Gunn Cronic limits the Packers to four hits. Americas Phillies and Cordele White Sox split a doubleheader 5-2 opener and 1-2 nightcap. Albany Cardinals crush Tallahassee 12-4. Valdosta Dodgers beat Thomasville 9-3.
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Associated Press
Lefty Gunn Cronic
Waycross Bears
Moultrie
Americas
Croni
Moultrie Packers
Lee Holloman
Americas Phillies
Cordele White Sox
Asmer
Leary
Cedele
Nicolai
Albany Cardinals
Tallahassee Pirates
Lyle Garrison
Valdosta Dodgers
Thomasville
Leo Leschke
Tigers
LSU golfers seek National open spots in three cities
LSU captain Jimmy Wittenberg, Luca Barbato, and Alfred Timbrook compete for National Open qualifying at Birmingham Alabama New Orleans and Cincinnati. The piece notes LSU facing Oklahoma Notre Dame and rivals with stars such as Andy Anderson Charlie Coe and John Jacobs Jr and recounts a legend about Anderson in a German prison camp and a separate item on a 12 year old trainer jockey Robert Strass from Carlsbad New Mexico aiming for future racing success.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Louisiana State University
Skipper Head
Jimmy Wittenberg
Ben Hogan
Birmingham
Ala
Luca Barbato
New Orleans
Alfred Timbrook
Cincinnati
LSU Tigers
Oklahoma
Andy Anderson
Charlie Coe
John Jacobs, Jr
Notre Dame
George Stuhr
Anderson
Johnny Jacobs
Iowa
Michigan
Hogan Looms as Top Heavy Choice in National Open
Ben Hogan, leader in prize money, heads the field as favorites note him for the U S Open at Canterbury Course Cleveland next week. He is exempt from sectional eliminations along with 41 others after finishing tied for third in 1941. Rivalry includes Demaret Hamilton Chapman Vines Thomson Oliver and Middlecoff as sectional battles unfold.
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Bill Boni
New York
Ben’ Hogan
Byron Nelson
Winged Foot
Cleveland
Canterbury
Jimmy. Demaret
Bob Hamilton
Hogan
Goodall
Dick Chapman
Ellsworth Vines
Jimmy Thomson
Porky Oliver
Cary Middlecoff
Fort Worth
Columbus Drops To Third In South Atlantic League
Columbia handed Columbus a double defeat 6-5 and 10-8 yesterday, dropping the Red Birds to third place as Augusta split with Savannah. Len Kelly limited Columbus to three hits in the nightcap, while Rene Cortez allowed four hits in the other game. Sunday amusements remain restricted in Greenville, delaying local games, with state officials yet to rule on Sabbath-day amendments in Columbia and Charleston.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Columbus
Red Bird
Augusta Tigers
Savannah Indians
Tigers
Len Kelly
Rebels
Rene Cortez
Greenville
Macon Pesches
Charleston
Baseball Scores Report From Yesterday's Major Leagues
American League Detroit defeated Washington 10 to 2 in yesterday's only A L game. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 and New York fell 1 to 7 in a full set of results. Southern Association games featured Atlanta 65 3, Birmingham 4 6, Nashville 7 7, Chattanooga 4 7 with a second game tied 8th due to darkness. Georgia Florida action lists Americus 5 2 Cordele 2 7 Valdosta 9 Thomasville 3 Albany 12 Tallahassee 4 Waycross 6 Monltrio 1. Today schedule includes St Louis at New York and Detroit at Washington among others.
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Boston
Apt
Peas
New York
Abhitington
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ares
Brooklyn
Chicago Trove
Cincinnati
Repereren
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Seeee
Atlanta Sneaeenseenseagens
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Chattanooga
Nashville Ata
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Neenanenres Menice
Little Rock Ereeecas
Birmingham
Gevhgia Florida
League Americas
Waycross
Valdosta
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Alban
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Cordele
Washington
Sat Sonay
L.barup
Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Georgia-Florida
Americus
Thomasville
Albany
Monltrio
Mague St. Louis
Southirs
Agub Moultrie
Yesterday's Stars From AP Baseball Recap
Ed Stevens drove in both Dodgers runs in an 11 inning 2 1 opening win against Cincinnati. Masi hit a three run homer for the Braves to beat the Cubs 6 3. Rickert batted in five runs as the Cubs won 8 2 in the nightcap. Sewell celebrated a return to the mound beating the Phils 5 1. Hanis had three RBIs with a single and double as the Phils won 10 3. Hal Newhouser struck out 13 and beat the Senators 10 2 becoming the first major league hurler to win nine games.
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Ed Stevens
Dodgers
Stevens
Cincinnati
Phi Masi
Braves
Marvin Rickert
Cubs
Masi
Rickert
Rip Sewell
Pirates
del Ennis
Phillies
Sewell
Phils
Hanis
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Senators
Humer
Voe Reichsler
St.Louis ‘Cardinals
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Breelyn
Redbirds
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Bobby Bilattner
Walker Cooper
Cardinals
Blattner
Giants
New Yorkers
Les Webber
Art Herring
Hugh Casey
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
WebWe
Vic Lombardi
Ed Husser
Herring
Casex
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Reds
Claude Passeaur
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
Rip Spee
Cardinals Drop Home Games as Brooklyn Surges in N L
Brooklyn gains with two wins over the Cardinals as St Louis struggles at home. The Giants beat the Cards 1 0 and 6 1 6 to drop three and a half games back, while Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 2 0 and 1 0 aided by Les Webber Art Herring and Hugh Casey. Hal Newhouser posts a 13 strikeout 10 2 win for Detroit over Washington.
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