Valdosta and Tifton Move Up In Georgia Florida Pennant Race
Valdosta shut out Moultrie 6 0 and Tifton split with Brunswick while Americus lost 6 4 to Cordele. Tifton had a 7 5 loss and 19 4 nightcap win. Cordele upset Americus behind Bil Wallace pitching as Waycross beat Albany 11 6.
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Musial Gains Lead In National League Hitting
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals surged to second in NL batting with a .370 average after a 12-for-25 week. Jackie Robinson of the Dodgers topped the league at .403 as Musial seeks a fifth batting title.
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Times-Enterprise Dominates Colonial 24-2 in Baseball
J. P. Atkinson limited Colonial Stores to two hits as the Times-Enterprise won 24-2. Tut Carter and Leighton Eason each hit four baggers for the newsmen, while Faulk Chevrolet routed the Lions Club 27-7 for their fourth straight win.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
Standings and results from Georgia Florida league and South Atlantic league with Cordele over Americus 6 4 Brunswick 7 4 Tifton 5 19 Valdosta 6 Moultrie 0 Waycross 11 Albany 6 Montgomery 3 2 Columbus 2 1 Augusta 4 Macon 1 Savannah 1 Columbia 0 Jacksonville 6 Charleston 4 Southern Association Mobile 8 New Orleans 3 Atlanta 6 Chattanooga 3 American in Chicago 6 2 Boston 5 0 Cleveland 8 New York 2 Philadelphia 7 8 Louis 6 St Louis 1 New York 2 Cincinnati 10 Boston 7 Pittsburgh 12 Philadelphia 4 Chicago at Brooklyn postponed rain night
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Charleston
Southern
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Pittsburgh
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Waycross Waganen
Brunswick Meno
Southern Association
Little Rock
Erssee
Birmingham Atlanta Eeverevens
Nashville Pmoe Pvocasecenersasee
Philadelphia Qeoeneaarssesere
Pittsburgh Ausermweneoneen
Don Bisplinghoff Leads Florida Pros To Open Berth
Orlando details: Lew Wadkins of Miami and Denny Champagne of Orlando join 16 year old amateur Don Bisplinghoff of Orlando to represent the area in the National Open Golf Championship at Birmingham Michigan June 14-16. The trio earned berths from a regional tourney in Orlando.
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Record Breaker Lee Mackey Among Open Qualifiers
Lee Mackey Jr of Birmingham Alabama and Ellsworth Vines of Los Angeles posted strong scores to survive sectional trials for the 51st U S Open Golf Championship in New York. Mackey shot 73 73 146 and Vines 70 68 138 among 126 qualifiers advancing to the national tournament.
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Indians End Lopat Jinx with 9-2 Win Over Yankees
Cleveland overwhelms Ed Lopat in two innings as Mexican Mike Garcia secures his fifth win and the Indians roll to a 9-2 victory over the Yankees. The win stretches Cleveland’s streak against New York to three straight and nine of the last ten meetings.
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Unnamed Mackey Returns to Birmingham Open Chase
The piece recalls Mackey, the unknown who shot a record 64 in the first round at Merion a year ago, then followed with an 81. Hogan won the title, while Mackey vanished. Now he resurfaces at the 51st Birmingham Open asking what he can do.
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