Thomasville Tigers Rally to Top Americas Phillies 7-2
The Thomasville Tigers beat the Americas Phillies 7-2 in a nine inning game to open a two game series and end a hitting drought. The Bengals also snapped their slump with fourteen hits led by Grice Weeks and Mullen as Dimitriadis earned the win despite nine hits and eight strikeouts.
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Heath Varnedoe’s Broadcasts Bring Baseball to Sick
Heath Varnedoe, a radio voice famed for play by play from municipal Stadium, has long brought games to shut ins and war veterans. His broadcasts from Thom asville keep patients at Finney Hospital connected to baseball and community spirit despite hospital isolation.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Two MLB Wins
Dave Ferriss drove in three runs with a single and a triple while scoring once to lead the Red Sox past the White Sox 6 2. Bucky Walters held the Giants to 11 hits as Cincinnati defeated New York 9 3 for his 3rd win of the season and his 193rd in the majors.
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Todays Games By The Associated Press
American League matchups include New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis National League features Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Southern Association cards Birmingham at Atlanta Little Rock at Memphis Chattanooga at Nashville Mobile at New Orleans Georgia Florida League Albany at Valdosta Americus at Thomasville Tallahassee at Cordele Waycross at Moultrie
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Two Softball Games Reported In Thomasville League Action
Two softballs games were played yesterday in Thomasville as the league entered week three. Gust 222 defeated the TE Terrors 5 to 2 while Colonial Warehouse won by forfeit over Finney Hospital 1 8 to 12 though Finney played, and colonial is recorded as the winner due to roster rules. Tomorrow Post 222 visits and a postponed T E Terrors game may be played. Standings show Post 222 and TE Terrors each with one win.
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Jacksonville Tars Slip To Third In Sally League
The Jacksonville Tars dropped both games in a firin bill at Savannah 16-1 and 5-1 to fall to third in the Sally League standings. Charleston Rebels moved to runner-up after beating Columbia 38-1. Cardinals, led by Macon pitcher Lee Holloman, shut out with seven hits as Frank Dunlap led Macon with two hits and a 3-0 win.
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Snyder to Pitch Tonight in Thompsonville Series Finale
Thamesville Tigers face Americus Phillies at Municipal Stadium in a 8:30 p.m. finale as Vince Mullen starts Paul Snyder on the mound. Jim Dimitriadis pitched well for the Tigers, earning his second win this season. Ed Zabek and Ike Hassler anchored a improved infield while Ray Bowden led the hits.
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Locke is Man to Beat in National Open
New York June 3 AP Bobby Locke, top money winner in four of six majors this year, is considered the man to beat at the National Open in St. Louis next week. He posted 146 in 36 holes at Garden City with a 73 73, tied for fifth, after beginning late and then receiving leniency for wiping the ball on the 18th green.
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Minors Vote to Allow Pro Players in Cuba Circuit
Columbus June 3 AP The minors voted to allow professional players with up to four years of league experience to participate in Cuba's winter league. National Association head George M. Trautman called it the first official step toward greater cooperation.
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Major League Batting Leaders Include Mize and McQuinn
Johnny Mize of the Giants and George McQuinn of the Yankees headed the majors in batting as of Sunday with averages of .370 and .354 respectively. Harry Walker slipped to .362 while Joe DiMaggio rose to within two points of McQuinn. Lou Boudreau moved to .350 and Enos Slaughter climbed to .352 as St. Louis and Cleveland top the NL and AL lists. The Cuban League proposal and minor league expansion votes are noted.
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Post 222 Edges Terrors 5-2 in Softball Clash
Post 222 defeated the T-E Terrors 5-2 at the Athletic Field to claim their second win of the season. Kenley Lanter earned the win with two victories, while Osburn Chastain started for the Terrors before being relieved by Frank Raley. Parish hit a second inning homer for 222, with key hits from Lanter and Stokes helping their five runs.
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