Dodgers move into second with 6 1 victory over Waycross Bears
Valdosta gains second place in Georgia Florida league after an 8 hit attack and errorless defense led by Ceccarelli who allowed four hits. Americus falls after 10-6 defeat by Albany as Cordele and Moultrie post heavy hitting and miscues mark Tallahassee and Moultrie losses.
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Associated Press
Valdosta Dodgers
Waycross - Bears
Americus
Albany
Dodgers
Tallahassee Pirates
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Cordelo
Valdosta
Pirate
Pirates
Tigers
Cordele
Lynch
Atlanta and Little Rock Falter in Southern Race
The Atlanta Crackers and Little Rock Travs slipped in the pennant chase as Birmingham split with Chattanooga and won one of two. Atlanta fell to Nashville 8-7 and 4-1, while Little Rock dropped two to Mobile 10-4 and 11-3. New Orleans edged Memphis 2-1, then Memphis won 11-9 in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Crackers
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Barons
Crackers
Travs
Nashville
Trars
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Pelicans
Tigers Take Two Of Three From Tallahassee Pirates
Thomasville Tigers win two of three from the Tallahassee Pirates in a Florida league series. Andres Loser Bob Andres returned from tonsillectomy to start the curtain lifter, and Stacy Restanio powered in several runs as Tiger hitters, including Hank Navarro with five singles, paced the weekend triumphs.
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Tigers
Tallahassee
Pirates
Florida City
Bob Andres
Bucs
Bollman
Ryan
Dick Gutter
Hare
Phillips
Bales
Stumps
Navarro
Eaton
Walt Crowley
Sutter
Restaino
Andres
Bucs Vake
Thomasville
Tiger Mus
Kinnamon
Son
Knutson
Cventer
Boliman
Bih O'Brien
Bohlman
Johnson
Didier
O'Brien
Acore Kinnamon
Martinich
Navuarro
Stamos
Eator
Restaine
Philips
Frazier
Petrongolo
Crowley
Restanio
Riley
Mike Turturro
Greenamoyer
Cabaniss
Foytack
Lowell Lved
Mil Restanio
John Fitzgerald
Bengal
Tiger
Box Score Tanahassee oo versus Thomasville game report
The box score shows Tanahassee 110 302 097 and Thomasville 9 125 with Martinich Stamos and Knutson leading at bats. O'Brien Turturro and Restaino drive 2 RBI hits amid multiple pitchers including Greenamoyer Crowley and Knutson with Stamps and Phillips contributing in the offensive effort.
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Thomasville
RBI
Martinich
Kinnamon
Johnson
Knutson
Turturro
Bollman
O'Brien
Stamos
Prazier
Petrongolo
Restaino
Phillips
Frazier
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Navarro
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Petroniolo
Tallahassee
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Paulahas
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Tablahasare
Andres
Sutter
Rae
Crowley
Andres Sutter
P-Sutter
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Esaturday
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Tvan
CV Berhen
Orbaniss
Tohuimarmen
Rowley
Turturre
Restamo
Petrangelo
Kiter
Reenmimoyer
Naked
Brazil Bounded by Most South American Republics
The Republic of Brazil is bounded by all except two of the South American Republics as well as the three Guianas, indicating its extensive borders with neighboring nations and territories.
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Republic of Brazil
Guianas
Blakely Beats Cuthbert As Donalsonville Wins
Blakely shut out Cuthbert 3 0 as Smith pitched three hits allowed and flawless defense. Donalsonville staged a dramatic rally with four runs in the ninth and two in the eleventh to beat Bainbridge 6 4, while Colquitt edged Calhoun County 6 4 and Bainbridge defeated D ville 4 2.
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Times-Enterprise
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Blakely
Cuthbert Red Sox
Lehner
Cuthbert
Mates
Donalsonville
Bainbridge
Millers
Colquitt
Calhoun County
All Stars
Gardner Dickinson wins Montgomery golf tourney title
Gardner Dickinson of Dothan captured top honors at the Montgomery Country Club tournament in Montgomery Alabama. He defeated Billy Williamson of Montgomery 4-3 in the finals. Mrs Hugh Culverhouse of Maxwell Field won the women’s title by beating Mrs Thornton Clark of Montgomery 2-1. Jack Key of Columbus defeated Jim Head of Birmingham 6-5 in the first flight.
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Ala
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Gardner Dickinson
Dothan
Montgomery Country Club
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Hugh Culverhous
Maxwell Field
Thornton Clark
Jack Key
Columbus
Jim Head
Birmingham
Unclear high school baseball score report fragment
Fragmentary game notes list players DpP Bollman Cabaniss Ryan and Fitz Gerald with limited legible data. Mentions 7 runs in 7 innings and HP by FPitzgerald with Phillins 2 Castello Caton and others. No clear teams dates or locations identifiable.
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Cabaniss
Ryan
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Tob—Fitzgerald
Mpoytneka
Soo—Fitzerald
Dovtiek
Fitzgerlad Toad
Fpitzgerald
Phillins
Castello Caton
Leser—Fitzegaried
U—Alsbury
Anderson
Tigers Add Two Players and Shuffle Roster
Outfielder William Sowells 19 from North Western Junior College joins the Tigers as a new outfielder. He stands 5 11 and 175 pounds, bats right and throws right, hails from Memphis Tennessee and hit .365 and .380 college batting years with 21 stolen bases. Also adding left handed option Bales from Flint Michigan 6 feet 185 pounds with experience at Little Rock and Montgomery. Catcher Don Herbert placed on inactive list with an injured hand and Pete Stamos on the disabled list with a knee injury. Dick Eaton may miss tonight’s game after being hit above the eye by a ball. Mel Didier or Ben Hare expected to start at first base if Eaton cannot play.
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Northwestern Junior College
Senatobi
Memphis
Tenn
Tigers
Flint
Mich
Detroit
Bales
Little Rock
Montgoméerly
Hot Springs
Ark
Howard Camp
Don Herbert
Pete Stamos
Dick Eaton
Tiger
Costé Ho
Bob Bergen
Eaton
Ben Hare
Mel Didier
Bage
Buddy Fowlkes of Tech Dominates Southeast Track Meet
Georgia Tech star Buddy Fowlkes won four first places at the 26th Southeastern AAU track meet in Atlanta. He set records in the low hurdles and 220 yard dash, leading Tech to 62?14 points to defend the title. Auburn and Alabama followed with strong showings and several records fell, including a new mile by Tom Dickey and a faster mile relay time by Georgia Tech.
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Buddy Fowlkes
Georgia Tech
Fowlkes
Qlsomst
Georgia
Tech
Yellow Jackets
Auburn
Alabama
Ggorgia
Tennessee
Emory
Oglethorpe
Memphis Navy Training Center
Louisiana State
Tom Dickey
Lou Schieider
Charlies. Davis
Georgi Tech
Jack Corridan
Whitey Overton
Tom Scott
Sam Snead Captures National Celebrities Pro Tour Honors
Sam Snead won the National Open celebrities event in Washington. He shot 65 and 66 for an 11 under par total, beating George Fazio by four strokes. This adds to his Masters and GA championships, signaling strong form ahead of the open in Chicago.
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Washington
Sam Snead
Sammy
Chicago
Sam
George Fazio
Giants Trade Rhawn Poat to Pirates for Kirby Higbe
The New York Giants send infielder Bobby Rhawn and pitcher Ray Poat to the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for pitcher Kirby Higbe. The clubs state the deal is a straight trade with no cash involved.
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Rhawn
Poat
Pirates
Kirby Higby
New York
New York Giants
Bobby Rhawn
Ray Poat
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kirby Higbe
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