Bears Win From Caps as Cards Lose to Reds
In the Georgia Florida circuit Valdosta Tigers win 11-10 over Thomasville after a rally in the seventh and eighth. Thomasville takes a 10-8 lead before Valdosta ties and then wins in the ninth. Americus defeats Moultrie 16-9, Cordele 6 Albany 2, and Waycross 4-2 over Tallahassee. Davis, Strasse, and Arlitt homer in league action.
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Strasse
Packers
Buzz" Arlitt
Five clubs in hot race for third in Southern
The Southern Association features five clubs Knoxville Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans and Birmingham vying for third place. Nashville closed the gap on Atlanta to within four and a half games as Memphis swept New Orleans 10 to 1 for their sixth straight win moving from fifth to fourth.
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Vander Meer Succeeds With One Hit Shutout For Reds
Johnny Vander Meer tossed a one hitter in a 7-0 Reds victory over the Philadelphia Phillies with 12 strikeouts and 23 straight retired, while Chuck Aleno, Frank McCormick, and Ernie Lombardi powered Cincinnati. Birby Highes pitched well for Brooklyn in a 4-1 win over Chicago, Bob Feller notched his 12th win as Cleveland blanked Philadelphia, Len Warneke beat Boston, and a Pirates doubleheader over the Giants featured strong pitching and fielding records.
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Roundup of sports notes and future prospects
A June New York round up of sport items mentions Whirlaway odds at Belmont, Feller backing Morningside sophomores, Armstrong wine pricing, Kimbrough headed to training then Hollywood, Conn-Louis fight doubt, L L Pate new Cornell NY club president, Remsler no hitters, Heydler at games, Pennock high school multi sport athlete, Joe Louis retirement talk, Dodger feature tease, Mary Hardwick autograph quip, Paycheck discharge, and a night game light bill stoppage in Shreveport.
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Conn-Louis
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Joe Pennock
Herb
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Brooklyn
Sporting News
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England
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Shreveport
Names Is Still Names The Altoona Star Jumper Hop per
The Altoona high school track star this spring is a lad named Hopper. Dick Parker of Bridgeport reminds that baseball may be the national pastime, yet they still play the best game in the American League.
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Whirlaway Aims to Win Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park
The Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park features Whirlaway aiming for the crown. Analysts say only a theft or upset by the three rivals could stop his triple crown bid. The field includes Warren Wrights Whiz-Bang and owners Kleberg Byers Whitney with Robert Morris Yankee Chance as challengers.
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Red Sox win 6 3 as Foxx Williams Tabor homer
Boston scored all runs with three homers Jim Foxx Ted Williams and Jim Tabor driving in a 6 3 win over Chicago White Sox. Detroit erased a seven run Senators lead with seven runs in a single frame to take 11 8 victory behind Schoolboy Rowe in relief.
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Ted Williams
Jim Tabor
Detroit Tigers
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Weather and sports mix in Fort Worth and Thomasville notes
Weather at Fort Worth favors defending champion Lawson Little who performs best in tough conditions. South Georgia players dominate early rounds, with Thomasville Open familiarity noted. Thomasville baseball opens with Watt Building Material losing to Meigs and Elks beating Coleridge.
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T'ville
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League results Cleveland beat Philadelphia 2 to 0 Detroit and Washington game noted Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 3. National League Pittsburgh 5 New York 4 St. Louis 3 Boston 1 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 1. Southern Association Knoxville 13 Atlanta 11 Birmingham 5 to 4 Little Rock 1 Memphis 10 New Orleans 1 Nashville 9 Chattanooga 7. Georgia Florida Cordele 6 Albany 2 Americus 16 Moultrie Waycross 4 Tallahassee 2 Valdosta 11 Thomasville 1.
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Boston at Chicago and other early season matchups
A slate of intercity games lists Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at satched schedule Cleveland at Washington Detroit hosts New York at St Louis St Louis visits New York Chicago travels to Boston Cincinnati plays Brooklyn Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia Atlanta at Knoxville New Orleans plays Memphis Chattanooga plays Nashville Birmingham at Little Rock to follow plus Georgia Florida Athiony at Americus Cordelo at Moultrie Tallahassee at Thomasville Valdosta at Waycross with regional pairings.
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Baseball Box Score for Thomasville vs Valdosta
Cibrowski Hof forth Whitley McVay Rackley Hernandez Smith drive RBIs. Dove Sullivan Rey Smith collect two base hits. Whitley Hernandez McVay three base hits. Archvioli Sacrifices Whit ley Dove. Double plays include Rey to Danielson to Hernandez to Hofforth. Left on bases Thomasville eight Valdosta eleven. English Gordon Wiley Bevil Dove with several strikeouts. Hits and runs noted across English Samaklis Wiley Bey vil Gordon. Winning pitcher Gordon. Losing pitcher Bevil. Umpires Tilson Alexander. Time 2:28.
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Mobile Holds Lead In Southeastern With Selma Second
Mobile stayed two and a half games ahead in the Southeastern League after a 7-0 win over Jackson. Selma defeated Gadsden 6-5, while Jackson dropped to three games behind Selma. Abe White allowed five hits for Mobile. McClure gave up nine hits and seven runs.
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Meigs Team Wins Opening Game in County Loop
Meigs pitcher son’s six hits shut down the Eagles as the Fliers win 4-? in the county league opener. Turner homered in the eighth to fuel the rally and push the Fliers past their rivals.
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Rain Haunts National Open Finalists at Fort Worth
Sixty six weather battered players reach the 36 hole finale led by Clayton Heafner and Lawson Little at 144 as rain and mud disrupt play. Johnny Morris, Tuscaloosa pro, climbs into contention after a tough start while Sam Snead cards a 146.
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Johnny Morris
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Bevil Injures Arm In Relief During Wild Valdosta Victory
Valdosta defeats Thomasville 11 to 10 in the ninth inning after two go-ahead runs tied the game. Bevil left the mound after injuring his arm, John Hernando was hit by a Bevil pitch, and Pat Dove closed to force in Danielgon for the winning run as Valdosta builds a split in the two game series with the Trojans.
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