Ramblin Over the Sports Field Ramble
Umpires were attacked by fans in Cordele Georgia during a Georgia Florida League game last night. Cordele players and police attempted to shield the umpires as the incident drew sharp condemnation and may not trigger sanctions against Cordele. Orioles manager Cy Morgan shuffled pitchers, while Clark impressed in relief as Roy Lee debuted with Moultrie connections.
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Ann
Hatter
Austin
Cordele
Peeme
Cy Morgan
Orioles
Trinkle
Clark
Thomasville Park
Georgia Tech stars dominate Southeast AAU meet in Athens
Eight new marks set in the Southeast AAU track and field meet led by Georgia Tech and Georgia. Charlie Belcher led as individual star with two wins while rival Vassa Cate set a 99.7 second 920 yard hurdles mark. Berin Walker dazzled in exhibition runs and other seniors posted records.
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Atlanta
Southeastern A. A. U
Georgia Téca
Shailowship
Gtant
Polnta
Unierse University
Bat
Charlie
Belcher
Georgia
Tech
Vassa Cate
Bob Roniekd
Aldridge
Tennessee
Yn Yebienes
Joseph S. Murrow
Sonhemupege
Lanier High
Macon
R. G. Cifers
Kingsport
Tenn
Receia
Tyler
Berry School
Rome
Berrin Walker
Georgia Téchace
Nhéw
Charley Paddock
Walker
Paddock
Ate
Brooks Sellers
Gether
Cate
Britons Clinch Walker Cup Singles Triumph at St Andrews
At St Andrews on June 4, Great Britain clinched the Walker Cup, winning 7 to 4 over the United States after leading 3-1 yesterday and taking five of eight singles. Alex Kyle defeated Fred Haas Jr. 5 and 4 to seal the victory as Cecil Ewins and Gordon Peters also won for Britain.
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Great
Kyle
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Cecil Ewins
Charity Yates
Ray Willows
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Great Britain
United States
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Olympia
Wash
Ray Billows
N. C
How Did It Happen By N Y B
A fragmented social column noting marriage by proxy debates rumors in Thomasville and Kentucky. It mentions Horton Smith and Barbara Bourne, family rumors, and a quirky reference to a child named Thirty. Also covers Walker Cup golf chatter and Senator George’s Atlanta campaign HQ setup.
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Horton Smith
Barbara Bourne
Thomasville
Smith
George
Atlanta
Congress
Gas House Gang faces off in pennant bid fade
SID FEDER reports on the Cardinals winning four straight while the Giants stumble with a leaky infield and weak hitting. Pirates beat the Giants 6-5 behind Bob Klinger. Cubs, Mob, and Yankees win. Red Sox ride Wes Ferrell as White Sox fall. Browns game postponed by rain.
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Associated Press
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Bill Terry
Dizzy Dean
Ducky Medwick
Enos Slaughter
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Bill
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Terry
Terriers
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Harry Gumbert
Clower
Harry
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ax Aoresnit
Bucs
Bob Klinger
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Phillies
Boston
Bill Lee
Bees
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Detroit Tigers
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Athletics
Wes Ferrell
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Heafner And Joratz Lead League Batsmen In Week
Heafner and Joratz continued atop the league batting chart as pitchers and outfielders posted strong weeks. Brown Moultrie and Stan Benjamin boosted averages, while Albany’s Wilshere and Bryson rose among the top pitchers. The Travelers and Packers traded leads in team batting and fielding percentages.
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Pheethaves
Fen
Nat Niuk Brown Moultrie
Bob Jovata
Abbas
Joop
Cordele
Layne
Americus
Murphy
Albany
RBI
Stan Benjamin
Rowe
Roy Broner
Thomasville
Wilshere
Tallahassee
Horl Bryson
Bryson
Braner
Krim Bess
Steve Vargo
Alex McColl
Sigman
Mountrie
Packers
Moultrie
Amoaultrie
Tong Hs
Padbadasses
Benjamin MaSoh
Innergrove
Senate
Dal Murphy
Lucas
Tierve
McAdams
Tal
Endicott
Alb
Murray
Lee
Tvil
Ae Cross
Tvville
Carter
Cor
Morgan
Fvil Wil
Quick
Amer
Doehrman
Spirida
Riley Alb
Parke Cor
Rhawn Alb
Howell Tvit
Hartness
Am Oe
George Moule
Baker
Eagerty
Enek Mou
Ay Bess
Kish Amer
Dove
Brown Moul
Hope Tvil
Marsh Cor
Ll Heafner
Hargrove
WF Ag
Smith Mo
Miller
Kerr
Voiselie
Moul
Os Heartley
Price
Ame
Weizel Moul
Heft
Peaches Beat Columbus in 16th Inning in Georgia
In Augusta on June 4 Savannah beat the Columbus Red Birds 4 to 3 after 16 innings. Jerry Tiernan drove in the decisive run with a 16th inning double, while Art Patchin held Columbus to six hits for six innings. Savannah moved within two games of the league leader Columbus as Augusta lost 4 to 1 to the Indians. A second game was postponed due to the late hour.
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Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Jerry Tieman
Peaches
Columbus Red Buras
Columbus
Augusta Tigers
Tiernan
Red Birds
Art Patchin
Greenville
Spartanburg
Dave McKinney
Tars
Columbia Reds
Columbia Ceeets
Jacksonville
Augus
Travelers and Cards Score Wins in Regional League Play
Albany and Americus rallied from behind to win as the Cacorpia Florida League held weather good games. Albany beat Cordele 4 2 behind late runs and Cordele unrest, Americus defeated Tallahassee 5 3, and Thomasville edged Moultrie 7 6 in a late surge.
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Associated Press
Albany
Americus
Thomasville
Gergia Florda
Wise Teese
Obs
Tallahassee
Cordele
Moultrie
Cee
Sports Roundup Highlights From A Bursting Baseball Month
New York notes recount Schmeling in boxing lore, Rowe may rejoin the Tigers if arm heals, and Buck Newsom to join the Yankees payroll before June 15. Also mention Liberty magazine stars, Notre Dame baseball history, Tunney’s visit to Louis, Tackiman in Belmont/Aqueduct futures, and other era sports chatter.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Rowe
Tigers
Texas Sun
Tony Galento J
Joe McCarthy
Buck Newcom
Browns
Yankee
Jimmy Braddock
Liberty
Notre Dame
Gene Tunney
Pompton Lakes
Joé Louis
Gene
Speculator
Broadway Boys
Tackiman
Belmont
Aqueduct
Cliff
Ukelele Ike) Edwards
Paul Damski
Roy Shudt
Troy
Box Score Highlights From Evening Baseball Game
Box score lines list RBIs for Robinson Reed Holbrook Vesek Smith Morgan H Lee Benjamin Clark. Vesek Morgan multi hit. Smith with three base hit. Robinson homer. Pitchers Moutlie 5 ER and Thorgasville 7 ER. Stolen bases Degregorio H Lee. Page Eight continuation.
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Robinson
Reed
Holbrook
Vesek
Smith
Morgan
H. Lee
Benjamin
Clark
Moutlie
Thorgasville
Degregorio
Moultre
George
Stover
Ldegregerio
Isher
Nt Halll
Cross
Morgiin
Hee
Meenzie
Rf Lee
Taylor
Kracher
Trinkle
P Clark
Sbeeeres
Moultrie
Thomasville
Yesterday and Today Baseball Scores Across Cities
Yesterday results include Albany 4 Cordele 3 Americus 5 Tallahassee 3 and Thomasville 7 Moultrie 6. Today matchups feature Leon at Americus and Moultrie at Thomasville with several city pairings and scores across Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Knoxville etc.
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Albany
Cordele
Americus
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Moultrie
Crackers regain second as Lookouts fall in a set
The Atlanta Crackers moved back to second place with a double win over Knoxville while Chattanooga lost 1-0 to Nashville. Nashville’s Smokies dropped games 8-1 and 4-8 as Little Rock held the lead and Travelers beat New Orleans 7-4. Memphis Chicks broke a seven-game skid by routing Birmingham 12-6 after a 19-hit night.
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Atlanta
Knoxville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Southern Association
Tenn
Team
Associated Press
Atlanta Crackers
Smokies
Crackers
Travelers
Memphis Chicks
Unclear Card Game Dustup Ends with Runs in Seventh
The narrative describes a baseball game with several key moments. McVay, Hart ness, Savant, and Annunziato figure prominently as hits and plays influence scoring. A controversial plate call by umpire Shane involving Hart ness underscores the tense mid game. Savant homered in the eighth as preceding hits increased scoring before routine final innings.
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Savant
McAdams
Hartness
Quick
Annunziato
MacAdams
umplcShane
Murray
Rowe
Orioles Rally Past Moultrie Club 7-6 in opener
Thomasville Orioles nadched a late rally scoring three in the sixth to edge the Moultrie Packers 7 6 in the series opener. Kenneth Trinkle started for Thomasville and Walter Clark excelled in relief as Moultrie outhit 12 to 11 and committed five errors. Roy Lee, a new first baseman, homered for Moultrie, and Lee was later sold to Thomasville for 100 dollars in a delayed deal.
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Walter Clark
Orioles
Packers
Roy Lee
Moultrie
Dewey Stover
Thomasville Orioles
Kenneth Trinkle
Thomasville
Walter
Sarge" Clark
Paul Smith
Steers
Fina Ar
Robinson
Packer
Kracher
Clark
Cy Morgan
Thomasville High School
Moultire
Arnold Heft
Lee
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