Albany Travelers pound Cordele in 12-1 victory
Krim Bess fueled the Albany Travelers with four hits and extra base power as they routed the Cordele Reds 12 to 1 in seven innings. Bob Joratz Eddie Murphy each had three hits, and Louis Lucas plus Pat Riley and Bill Badicott added key extras as Albany moved to a three game lead in the series. Cordele pitching struggled, Travis Heartley allowed the early runs and Bob Hasty relieved with no outs in the fourth.
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Penna Wins Kansas City Open With Seven Under Par
Tony Penna of Dayton Ohio won Kansas City's $5,000 open finishing 212 seven under par to claim $1,250. Paul Bunyan of White Plains New York earned $750 for second with 215 as Penna heads to the national open in Denver.
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Peabs Sell Lipscomb to Atlanta After Two Losses
Manager Doc Prothro of the Little Rock Travelers announced the sale of Gerard Lipscomb to the Atlanta Crackers after a double header loss to Birmingham. Prothro cited weak spots and pledged changes while noting the team’s two defeats and ongoing league struggles.
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Nig) Lipscomb
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Orioles Aim for third straight win over Moultrie Packers
Thomasville Orioles seek a third consecutive victory over the Moultrie Packers at Moultrie tonight with Roy Bruner pitching for his ninth win and Roy Lee new at first base after Don Bush was released. Red McKenzie remains solid in right field as the team pursues league leadership.
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Siance Yesterday’s Scores and Today’s Games Listed
Albany 12 Cordele 1 and Tallahassee 2 Americus II lead the results. ODAVV’s games include Arinetivus at Tallahassee and Moultrie at Thomasville. Nashville 5 9 and Atlanta 4 5. Memphis 1 3 Knoxville 4 4, Chattanooga 2 2, Birmingham 4 8, Little Rock 2 9. Birmingham at Little Rock on today’s slate.
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Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday
Chicago and Philadelphia tied 2-7 while Detroit lost 1 to Boston 4 to Cleveland 3 and Washington 4 defeated St. Louis 6 New York 5 St. Louis 5 3 Boston 5 10 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 1 and several city pairings listed with yesterday results Augusta 2 Jacksonville 0 Macon 5 Spartanburg 1 Columbus 6 Savannah 5 plus schedule ties.
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Commencement Thrills and Local Departures in Georgia
Thomasville witnesses a festive commencement season while Mrs Hazen Butter and her triplets depart for Minnesota and Mr Butler raffles to wind up Ochlocknee plant affairs. Socials flood St Marks with boat parties, and local sports scenes unfold as Rowe faces an uncertain baseball future and Wrigley hints at league moves amid tensions over rebuilding a club and insurance funds.
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Giants in Freefall as Nine-Run Streak Ends
Sid Feder notes the Giants’ pennant hopes dim after a rare nine-run collapse over 54 innings. The column weaves in baseball chatter about Lazzeri, Durocher, Dressen, and Waner joining the 2 500 hit club, with broader sports tidbits and colorful asides.
Art Evans Wins 45th Victory for Macon Hurlers
Augusta Ga June 6 Southpaw Art Evans earned his 45th win as a Macon hurler with a 5 to 1 victory over the Spartanburg Spartans. Evans allowed four hits after debuting this season with the Peaches. Earlier he tried out with Nashville and Atlanta in the Southern Association and recorded two wins and one loss for Anniston in the Southeastern. The Columbus Red Birds led the league by beating Savannah Indians 6 to 5 with Joe Cusick homering with two on in the fourth. Moose Johnson homered with Stanley Keyes on first to spark a 2 to 0 win for Augusta over Jacksonville. George Zahn left in the third and Paul Kardow with a strong staff held the opposition to two hits. Greenville and Columbia did not play yesterday.
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1933 American League Batting Leaders Snapshot
Statistics show Trosky and Averill leading Cleveland in batting with average marks of .398 and .364. Averill posts 39 runs. Foxx has 55 RBIs. Foxx and Greenberg tie for 13 home runs. Lewis and Myer lead steals. Kennedy and Grove top pitching with 9-0 and 9-1 records respectively.
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National League Batting and Pitching Leaders
Lavagetto leads NL batting at .359 for Brooklyn while Lombardi tops Cincinnati at .358 Ott of New York drives in 40 runs and Good man of Cincinnati has 35. Galan and Ott share 40 RBIs. McCormick of Cincinnati with 65 hits and Slaughter of St. Louis with 62. Goodman Cincinnati and Mize St. Louis tie with 5 triples. Goodman Cincinnati 13 home runs. Ott New York 9. Galan and Hack Chicago lead in stolen bases with 6 and 5. MacFayden Boston and Melton New York top five or more decisions in pitching at 5-1 and 7-2.
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Albany Trays Burdened by Inefficient Pitching
Little chance of reaching the top as Albany Trays struggle with their aging lineup. The team busts that old apple while pitchers turn in four hitters, undermining their drive for success.
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Box Scores Show Thomasville Moultrie Rivalry In 12-Run Affair
Thomasville and Moultrie split a high scoring double header with Thomasville amassing 27 hits and 9 runs while Moultrie added 12 runs. Benjamin Lee and Kracher led Thomasville with multi RBI nights, and Cordele beat Albany 12 to 1 with Lucas driving in three.
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Stars and pitchers pace last night's baseball results
Johnny Vander Meer pitched a three hit win over the Giants 4 1. Willis Hudlin and Hal Trosky provided a tenth inning scoring drive for a 54 victory over the Senators. Vito Tamulis saved a 10 5 Dodgers win with four relief innings. Beau Bell homered and drove in two in a 6 5 Browns win over the Yankees. Pepper Martin and Milt Shaffner tied the score with a pinch double and scored the winning run in a 6 5 opener. Vernon Kennedy earned his ninth straight victory in a 10 4 Tigers win over the Red Sox. Tex Carleton shut down the Phillies 7 1. Farmer six hitter and Siebert two doubles highlight the 8 2 White Sox win, with a 7 6 nightcap victory.
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Coolidge Baseball Team Defeats Riverside 10-5 in Moultrie
Coolidge Georgia on Sunday edged Riverside of Moultrie 10 to 5 in an amateur game at Moultrie. Battery pairs were Baker and Cone for Coolidge, Peace Squires and Galloway for Moultrie. Jew ell Baker manages Coolidge.
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Joe Louis Prepares for Schmeling Rematch at Pompton Lake
Joe Louis trains seriously at Pompton Lake New Jersey for the Schmeling bout two weeks from Wednesday night. The camp is quiet and disciplined with heavy sparring and daily right-hand punishment to mold Louis into a sharper challenger. Louis showed marked maturity since 1936 and aims to be in peak form against Max Schmeling.
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Ramblin Ride in a Vayiorcraft Sparked Local Aviation Club
George Wells and Floyd Stimson piloted a neat Vayiorcraft monoplane at about 1,500 feet over town guiding a sightseeing flight past parks, churches, and yards while locals learn to fly at the airport under an aviation club of eight members with two more needed to buy a new plane.
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Joe” Kracher
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Dr Leroy Childs wins Georgia state skeet title
Dr Leroy Childs of Atlanta captured the Georgia state skeet shoot championship with 148 of 159 targets. Runner up Harry Harkins of Atlanta had 145 and Jack Boardman of Augusta 144. Boardman also won the junior championship and led two days with 242 of 250 targets.
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Giants in Slump Cubs Take Lead in National League
The Giants drop to second after a six game skid as Cubs surge with 14 victories in 17 and move atop the standings. Cincinnati climbs to fourth while Dodgers shell Pittsburgh 10 5 and Phillies fall to 7 1. Indians beat Washington 5 4 in ten innings to stay four games up.
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X Ray Foretells Triplets In Oakland Birth
Rudolph Kuhn and family in Oakland celebrate after an X ray reportedly foretold the birth of triplets a month ahead. The father recalls disbelief turning to astonishment as the news arrived.
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