Valdosta Trojans Dominant In Florida League Action
The Valdosta Trojans won 4–0 over Americas Pioneers as Patterson allowed three hits in a shutout. Albany Cardinals beat cross Bears 6–4 to move within a half game of Thomasville, while Tallahassee Capitals split a doubleheader with Cor Bees. A separate note mentions John Woo rescuing a choking fish and taking photos for skeptics.
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Associated Press
Valdosta Trojans
Thomasville
Tallahassee Capitals
Cor Bees
Bees
Tallahassee
Roundup of Baseball News and Notes From New York
A wide array of sports tidbits from New York on June 4 includes Jimmy Dykes touting Joe DiMaggio and Bob Feller as top 100 grand earners, crowds at Belmnt Park and Dodgers landmarks, and various player moves. Memorable items mention Pee Wee Reese news, ticketing insights, and a mix of college and pro notes across sports.
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New York
Jimmy Dykes
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Feller
Cubs
Harvard
J.P. Wood
Joos Angeles Ball Park
Jets
Belnant Park
N.Y
Yanks
Jane
Stadimma
Dodgers
Little golfer Hogs the headlines with three straight wins
A young player burst into the spring spotlight by winning three consecutive tournaments in Carolina. He shows a sharp, quick swing and a serious, almost grim focus described as a killer instinct.
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Carolina
Hogan
Softball League Opener Rained Out In Georgia
Last night the Thomasville versus Quitman season opener was washed out. Tonight East Side hosts two league games with Cowden versus Texaco and the Times Enterprise against the Elks Club.
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New South Georgia
Thomasville
Quitman
East Side
Cowden
Texaco
Times-Enterprise
Elks Club
35 Boys Out For Legion Junior Team Here
Thirty five candidates are working out for the American Legion junior baseball team led by Coach Bob Doty. No practice today due to a Thomasville Moultrie league doubleheader. practices resume tomorrow with a practice game against the Moultrie junior Y M C A set for Friday. Promising players include Lark Mason Rodney Cone Charlie Williams Jack Zeigler and Jake Zalamas.
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Bob Doty
Moultrie
Lark Mason
Rodney Cone
Charlie Williams
Jack Zeigler
Jake Zalamas
Dizzy Dean Returns to Minors in Desperate Gambit
Former baseball great Dizzy Dean seeks revival by moving to Tulsa in the Texas League after Cubs owner Phil Wrigley waives him to the minors. Dean plans a sidearm delivery following doctors' warnings his overhand style is finished.
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Tom Siler
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Dean
Phil Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley
Tulsa
Cub
George Bennett
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Cubs
St. Louis
Curt Davis
Clyde Shoun
George Stainback
Stainback
Cincinnati Reds
Southeastern League Pitchers Take Bombardment
Montgomery notes heavy hitting as seven league pitchers were shelled. Anniston defeated Selma 9 to 3 as 12 hits led the Rams, while Gadsden Byrd surrendered 12 blows to Montgomery Rebels who won 7 to 1. Meridian Bears beat Pensacola 3 to 1, and Jackson Senators topped Mobile 6 to 1.
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Montgomery
Ala
Vanosdola
Selma Clovercafs
Anniston
Elledge
Rams
Selma
Rebels
Byrd
Gadsden
Pilots
Love
Pensacola
Meridian Bears
Ishrensberger
Jackson Senators
Isert
Mobile
Shippers
Indian painter Broken Rope freed over fishing license
North Platte June 4. Chief Broken Rope, an Indian painter, was charged with fishing without a license but released after authorities proved federal statutes allow an Indian to fish anywhere in U.S. waters without a license.
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North Platte, Neb
Red Man
Broken Rope
United States
Yankees Rally Toward Fifth Straight pennant
The Yankees, after a late-season surge, won their fourth straight against the St. Louis Browns and sit within four games of first place. Ailey Donald, returning from health issues, pitched well and improved the pitching staff as New York tightens its grip on the pennant race.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
New York
Yankee
Ailey Donald
Donald
Sciatica
Washington
Browns
Harland Clift
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Foxx
Pelicans Rise as Barons End Chicks Streak
New Orleans' Pelicans climb to seventh after 3 to 2 win over Little Rock as 19-year-old Al Jurisich limits the opposition. Birmingham edges Memphis 3 to 2 while Knoxville drops to last place after an 11 to 6 loss to Chattanooga. Atlanta and Nashville prepare a two game series in Tennessee.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Pelicans
Southern Association
al Jurisich
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Fred Tauby
Wimpy Willis
Art Luce
Dutch Mele
Knoxville
Chattanooga Lookouts
Atlanta
Nashville
Tennessee
Farmers in Kansas See Co operative Growth
More than half of Kansas's 170 000 farmers belong to cooperative organizations, highlighting a shift toward collective marketing and shared services in agriculture.
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Kansas
Golfers Tuning Up For National Open
Golfers prepare for the National Open as yesterday's results show Cordela 7 8 Tallahassee 4 5 Valdosta 4 Americus 6 Albany 6 Waycross 4. Today’s schedule lists Albany at Waycross Moultrie at Thomasville Cordela at Moultrie Tallahassee at Cordela Valdosta at Americus.
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Cordela
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Americus
Albany
Moultrie
Thomasville
Waycross
Cordela Valdosta
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and associations
American League results include Chicago 7 Boston 4 and New York 7 St Louis 1 with Cleveland a 4 Philadelphia 0 and Washington 9 Detroit 3. National League games show New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Cincinnati 3 Boston 2 with Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2. Southern Association reports Chattanooga 11 Knoxville 6 and Birmingham 3 Memphis 2 New Orleans 3 Little Rock 2. Only one game scheduled in South.
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Tigers
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Gerald Walker
Jim Bloodworth
al Milnar
Cleveland
Philadelphia ‘Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Hugh Casey
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Bowman
Pittsburgh
Boston
Ebipisso Srhenerceaden
New York
Chicago
Washington Wi
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cincinnati
Heheh
Rooklyn
St. Louis
Fat
Southern Association
Nashville
Odece
St.Louis
Meveland
Southern
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
County weigher Jim Pickens faces rival Harry V. Stokes
In Oklahoma City on June 4, county weigher Jim Pickens seeks reelection while opponent Harry V. Stokes, weighing over 250 pounds, campaigns with the slogan The only man who can balance the scales. The layout also lists baseball matchups for the NATIONAL and SOUTHERN leagues.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Pickens
Harry V. Stokes
Stokes
Bus Schedule Lines Appear in Local Timetable
The timetable lists bus routes with arrival and departure times between Atlanta Albany Bainbridge Dothan Monticello Tallahassee and Valdosta. Times include early morning 5:45 a.m. and late night 12:40 a.m. services with multiple daily options.
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LOT Tv
Arelva
Atlanta
Abana
Vila Tifton
Albany
Bainbridge
Dothan
Monticello
Tifton Tifton
LO Ellio
Tallahasees Tallahassee
Dutra Shaves Five Strokes at Canterbury In Open Prep
Cleveland June 4 Golfdom’s Olin Dutra the 1934 Open champion led the practice at Canterbury with a blistering 34 34 68 four under par. Hogan matched par with 34 37 71 and vice Ghezzi posted 37 33 70 as field tunes up for the National Open with 72 holes starting Thursday.
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Cleveland
Golfdom
Canterbury
Olin Dutra
Thig
Ben Hogan
Texas
Dutra
Hogan
Vice Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Harvard group to retrace Columbus voyage in Indies
An expedition led by Prof. Samuel Eliot Morison of Harvard set out from Miami to retrace 1,500 miles of Christopher Columbus travels in the West Indies. The aim is to locate places in Columbus journal and collect material for a biography. Morison has already logged 15,000 miles and hopes to finish by 1942.
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Miami
Wia
Samuel Eliot Morison
Harvard
Christopher ~ Columbus
West Indies
the Explorer
Morison
Thomasville Tourists set for doubleheader with Moultrie Packers
After a rest day the Thomasville Tourists prepare for a municipal stadium doubleheader against the Moultrie Packers this afternoon and tonight. Manager Dale Alexander plans to use Abner Cathey and Mike Bosser on the mound and may start Clayt Seat tomorrow against Cordele's Reds. Kip Saurbrum makes his hometown debut Thursday as the Ragtime Band returns to the Reds. The Tourists, idle yesterday, slip to fourth place by a half game as Albany Cardinals win to climb into the chase.
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Thomasville
Savannah batters shock Beazley as Columbus wins 4 3
Thirteen Savannah hitters claim Beazley used a ball on the mound while Columbus wins 4 to 3. Beazley allows six hits as Macon, Augusta, Greenville, Spartanburg rivals post varying scores in a busy day of play.
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Augusta
Savannah
John Beazley
Columbus
Beazley
Nick Beazely
Macon
Columbia
Costello
Scherer
Columbians
Greenville
Foran
Zukowski
Greenvile
Spartanburg
Anthony
Jacksonville
Mack Stewart
Leo Moon
Spartan
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