Orioles Fall to Traws in Open Sidelight Drive
In Oakmont Pennsylvania on June 6 the 1935 United States Open began with big names like Olin Dutra defending his title. Ed Dudley led early scoring at 74 with Denny Shute close behind, while a field of 169 players faced Oakmont’s tough layout as Dutra opened amid heavy favorites and international competition.
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Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Augusta
Dudley
Oakmont
Denny Shute
Chicago
Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Dutra
Merion
Japan
Sid Brews
Johannesburg
S A
Willie Anderson
J. J. McDermott
Bob Jones
Ramblin Phoney Smith to Coach Norman Bears
J F Phoney Smith former Mercer University football star has been named athletic director and coach at Norman Junior College replacing Bill Bodenhamer. Smith known as a dynamic halfback in the southern grid, played professional baseball since graduation and will coach amid a family rivalry with brother Crook Smith at South Georgia State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dixie
South
Mercer
Ohio
Norman
Crook” Smith
South Georgia State Teachers’ College
Statesboro
Overcame Her Nervousness Cardul Ad Held
Mrs Charles Sivil of Hartshorne Okla recalls nervousness near defeat before taking Cardul. After two bottles her appetite returned strength grew and she felt well. Thousands testify Cardul helps some women. If it does not help consult a physician.
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Charles Sivil
Hartshorne
Oklo
Cardus
End of Georgia Florida League and Major League Scores
The column lists Georgia Florida League results Albany 10 Thomasville 9 Tallahassee 0 6 Moultrie 1 5 Americus 13 Panama City 2 and scores from major league games including St Louis 2 Chicago 0 Boston 4 Washington 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 6 Philadelphia 9 New York 7 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 3 2 Boston 0 10 St Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago and New Orleans 6 Atlanta 1 Knoxville 16 Birmingham 10 Memphis 9 Nashville 1 with additional today’s matchups and a firearms collection note on R Blanton of Marion North Carolina.
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Panama City
Americus
Albany
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Iain
New Orleans
Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Tallahassee
Americus Au
Thomasville
Moultrieneeee Crue
Pittsburgh CR
Brooklyn Cincinnati
Alabama Pitts to join Albany Senators despite ban
Ossining New York June 6 Ed Edwin Alabama Pitts Sing Sing prison star athlete leaves the prison to join the Albany Senators of the International League under manager Johnny Evers despite a ruling that his presence would be detrimental to the game. An appeal is pending from Judge Bramham and Warden Lawes criticizes the decision. Pitts hopes to prove his talent can succeed outside prison walls.
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Ossining
N. Y
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing
Freedom
Harmon
Albany
Johnny Evers
W.W. G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
Lewis B. Lawes
Bramham
Lawes
Franklin Taylor
Kings County
Brooklyn
Edwin Rudd
New York City
Lawes Automobile
Albany Senators
International League
Johnny” Evers
W. G. Braham
National Association of Minor Professional Baseball Leagues
How Did It Happen by N B
An unsigned column discusses local sports standings with the Orioles in the 50 50 class and Thomasville and nearby towns near the bottom of the second division. It also covers potential First street parking improvements and concerns about graduation costs and attire for public schools.
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Orioles
Panama City
Moultrie
Thomasville
First Street
Jackson
Washington Streets
Orioles, Albany Split Twin Bill in Georgia-Florida League
Thomasville's Orioles, after losing three straight to Albany, meet the Capitals in a twin bill. Bill and Sherwood McKenzie were slated to pitch, as the club prepares for a Panama City series and a trip home via Tallahassee.
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Thomasville
Orioles
Albany
McKenzies
Bill
Sherwood
Panama City
Tallahassee
Capitals
Doubleheader Split In Georgia Florida League Battle
In a nip and tuck Georgia-Florida League day, Moultrie edged Tallahassee 1 0 in the opener while Tallahassee won the nightcap 6 5. Albany beat Thomasville 10 9 and Americus routed Panama City 13 2.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Moultrie
Albany
Thomasville
Americus
Panama City
Daughtry Loses Second Straight as Travelers Rally
Albany Travelers overcome Thomasville Orioles 10 9 in a late rally to take the game. Narron and Pickering hit home runs for Albany while Daughtry pitched for Thomasville. Both sides produced strong hitting with key moments in the ninth inning.
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Daughtry
Travs Lick
Albany
Red
Travelers
Thomasville Orioles
Frank Merriwill
Narron
Pickering
Thomasville
Rice
Hurler Smith
Orioles
Coombs
Pugh
Brown
Ferrell
Letchas
Sullivan
Gray
Smith
P Daughtry
Albany Humphries
Annino
Puttman
Harrington
Swindell
If Mittleman
Ss. Barrett
Bourell
Bess
Humphries
Daughtry Swindell
Barrett
Wagnon
Kirkrell
Orioles in Batting Slump With Ben Brown Leading Hitters
Thomasville’s Georgia-Florida League club faces a batting slump as Ben Brown leads with a .344 average and Charlie Letchas at .308 through Monday. Jimmy Cox, injured, drops to .282 while Brown, Pickering, and Sullivan share three homers each and Brown tops with 11 two-baggers.
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Thomasville
Orioles
Ben Brown
Charlie Letchas
Joe Higgins
Brown
Letchas
Jimmy Cox
Pickering
Sullivan
Jimmy—Cox
Teading
Red
Ferrell
Woody Coombs
Milton Gray
Cox
Gray
Whitehead loses as Chi Sox mates fail to hit well
Silent John Whitehead of the White Sox suffered a hard luck loss as his teammates failed to back him in a 2 to 0 defeat. Jack Knott pitched well for the Browns, while Bob Johnson hit his 13th homer for the Athletics in a 9-7 win.
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Whitehead
Chisox
Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
John Whitehead
White Sox
Browns
Jack Knott
Cleveland Indians
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chuck Kiein
Ken O'Dea
Larry French
Gene Schott
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dolph Camilli
Phils
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
van Muge
Braves
Lynae CA
Fred Frankuse
George Earnshaw
Johnny Babich
Foxx Returns to First Base for Athletics in 1935 Experiment
New York reports Jimmy Foxx is back at first base for the Philadelphia Athletics after five weeks in the lineup behind the bat. Connie Mack notes the night game is financially viable and says Foxx asked for the transfer as Ruth fades from baseball and the Deans struggle.
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New York
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Foxx
Babe Ruth
Boston
Cincinnati
Ruth
Deans
Jimmy
Bus schedule links Tifton Moultrie Tallahassee and Bainbridge
Eastern time routes show buses from Tifton to Cairo Bainbridge and west at 5 30 10 00 am and 6 30 pm. Thomasville departures to Moultrie Tifton and north at 10 50 am 4 00 pm and 6 30 pm. Tallahassee and Florida points departures at 7 00 11 00 am and 6 30 pm. Also note three continental currency notes owned by Mrs George W Rollins Forest City NC.
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Tifton
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Bainbridge
Cairo
Thomasville
Florida
George W. Rollins
Forest, City, N.C
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Johnny Goodman
Quarterman
Crowder
John Dixon
KE. Jackson St
Ramblin
Albert Riley, JR
Birds
Chris Pickering
Red” Ferrell
Bob Vines
Odell Pugh
Joe Sullivan
Jramblin
Milton
Baer - Braddock
Craig Wood
Gene Sarazen
Henry Picard
Hershey
Deal
N. J
Paul Runyan
Cooper
Bill Burke
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Vic Ghezzi
Willie MacFarlane
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Morris Rosenberg
R.¥. Blanton
Marion, N. C
Memphis Chattanoo
Ixnoxville
Eevee Ease
Alabama Pitts
Albany, N. Y
Senators
TRAWS
Frank Merriwell
Americas
Americus Cardinals
Panama City Pilots
Tommy Tomosello
Mitchell Street
Thomasvillé
Babe
Glen Arven
Amerigus
Pamans City
McKenzie Boys
Sherwood Saving
Red” Daughtry
H. ‘Ave
Cf Avenes
I Sullivan
Glay
Bob Johnson
Yankee
Bridges
Sonny Hay
Fred Hollis
Hay
Hollis
Pelham
Billiard Parlor
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