Hartress holds Georgia Florida batting lead in league standings
In Thomasville, Georgia, Id Hartress of Americus maintains the league batting title at .365 after 36 hits in 99 at bats for the week ending June 6. Teammate Pat Riley hits .407 in 64 at bats as Bethmann and Rist of Moultrie lead in runs batted in with 48 and 52 respectively.
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Joe Higgins
Thomasville
Id Hartress
Americus
al Leite
Wayeree
Rist
Moultrie
Casey Kimbrell
Tatbitassee
Micholf
Cordele
Leite
Pat Riley
Athany
Omy
Bethmaan
Mountrte
Bethman
Albany 8 Victors in Low-Scoring Baseball Bout
Keane drove in three runs for Albany aided by two-base hits from Mire heft Riawn Arnole and Dusak as Albany 8 outslugged Cordelefi. Schmidt earned the win while Strachan took the loss with Matesi¢ and Atkinson umpires. Time of game 1 47.
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Rais
Brbawa
Riles
Dares
Brrer Phoradon
Lewis
Keane
Rhaawn
Mireheft
Riawn
Arnole
Dusak
Albany
Riley
Dernback
Morris
Dern
Ousak
Jaeckel
Lowry
Carter
Lucas
Cord
Orioles edge Trojans in ninth inning rally
In a pitching duel Jack Van Orsdal defeated Travis Hartley as Thomasville beat Valdosta 3 2 to open the series. Orioles pushed two decisive innings to take the lead and held off a late Valdosta threat in the ninth before meeting again today with Mike Bosser slated to start for Thomasville.
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Albert Riley JR
Jack van Orsdal
Thomasville
Travis Hartley
Valdosta
Orioles
Nick
Trojans
Lou Rochelli
Dick Mueninghoff
Eg Robinson
Hows
Short
George Jumonville
Pat Dove
Red McKenzie
Ffielder
Jumionville
Ed Vandegrift
Jumonville
Paul Swoboda
McKenzie
Bobby Contini
Mueninghoff
Contini
Mike Alinsey
Birds
Trogjams
Panek
Robinson
Joe Berry
Davin
Hartley
Berry
Patron
Wheeler
Mike Bosser
Lifeguards and Printers Triumph in City Softball Circuit
Goodyear Lifeguards won 11 to 9 over Foremost Dairies lifting to second place while Times Enterprise Printers defeated Kirov Club 14 to 7 to move into third. Georgia Packers beat Standard Oil 9 to 8, joining a three way tie for sixth with Standard and Kiroy.
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Goodyear Lifeguards
Times-Enterprise Printers
Dairies
Bill Joye
T.E. Club
Kiroy
Goodyear
Packers
Foremost
Printers
Kirov
Georgia Packers
Standard Oil Company
Coilers
Standard
Hubert Clements
Graddys Homer
Billy Harris
Jack Letterich
Pat Williams
Mars
Moreland
Charlie Washington
Baby" Sampson
T-E
Box Score Summary From Local Baseball Game
The box score shows runs batted in by Videgutt Contini Wlisney Davis with two base hits by Wheeler Rocchedli Contini Berry. Valdosta lost 1 to 2 as Thomasville pitchers Panek Dove Contini Muening held the line. Wild pitches by Hartley and Van Orsdel, Beery and Wine credited with passed balls, Umpires Throgsimionar and Forrest. Time of game not listed.
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Videgutt
Contini
Wlisney
Davis
Wheeler
Rocchedli
Berry
Valdosta
Thomasville
Sieriflees
Panek
Dove
Mueningheft
Waterleett
Sweaboda
Tises
Thomasville G
Hartley
van Orsdal
van Orsdel
Beery
Wine Hing
van Oirsdal
Throgs Imiarion
Forrest
Guthrie Man Shifts From Wheat To Alfalfa This Spring
Gus Flaceh of Guthrie attempted to quit wheat but nature interfered after last year’s harvest. He chose to plant alfalfa, noting volunteer wheat was good. He harvested the first grain sold in the area this spring.
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Guthrie
Okbi
Gus Flaceh
Nature
Albany Cardinals Camp Strife Sparks Fan Interest
In Albany a quiet but tense clash within the Albany Cardinals prompts fan chatter about disaffection and leadership under manager Johnny Keane. A separate baseball battle, a golf open halfway lead by Horton Smith and a plea for a Scout camp car feature among the page’s varied sports notes.
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Albany Cardinals
Walker
Wheet
Feinberg
Greenberg Drives In 13th Home Run Of Season
Hank Greenberg slugged his 13th four base hit yesterday to aid the Detroit Tigers in a 14 to 4 victory over Philadelphia. Pete Fox belted a bases loaded homer and Barney McCosky added a two on homer, keeping Greenberg on pace with last year's total as he nears Babe Ruth's 60 in a single season.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Philadelphia ‘Athletics
Pete Fox
Barney McCosky
Greenberg
Tiger
Selma Sees Kracher among league’s top catchers
Jughard Joe Kracher, batters at .388 with strong RBI, hailed in Selma as a premier catcher in the Southeastern League this year. Albany’s Cards win but face internal dissension as crowd noise and bench tensions flare during a recent visit to the press box.
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Jughard
Joe Kracher
Thomasville
Selma
Ala
Albany
Bears Jump on Caps as Cards Shut Bees Out
In the Georgia Florida League Albany held at the top while Cordele Bees fell 4 to 0. Waycross rose from last to beat Tallahassee 13 to 4 with 13 hits and a five run sixth inning. Thomasville edged Valdosta 3 to 2 as Americus rallied late but fell short 4. Moultrie beat the Pioneers 5 to 4 with seven errors by the Pioneers.
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Ang
Dodgers
Hion
Don Padgett
Tony Canzoneri
Eric Boon
London
Jack Roper
Joe Lous
Lous
Gellery
Albany
Vernon Horn
Tahoe
Clas
Tallahassee
Quigo
Joe Higgins
Moultrie
Ey Han
Thomasviin
Ordele
Valdosta
Americus
Tallahasser Jari
Thomasville
Vallahasse Lin
Riley
Kimbreil
Evans
Melthoff
Morgan
Vandegrift
Cearley
Keane
Alb
Tyson
Blackwell
Wheeler Vallan
Harrison
Bethman
Bowry
Arnold
Cellesez
Uy Stratton
Dernback
Morris
Parter
Stu McKenzie
Reeder
Thomassie
Jaeckel
Zachritz
Marnie
Panek
McAdam
Whitten
Mueni
Hubert
Berry
Val
Jumonville
Gross
Moulrey A . Pierson
Wilshere
Rampola
Macarthie Boysser
Thom Tehy
Whitlow
Tary Davis
Val EU
Petroskey
Lomas
Bovety
Allan
Ain
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Ballou
Thorn Tiny
Wysocki
Corst
Sims
Amery
Freis
Christy
McKenzie
Lawson
Cordele
Lacockel
City League
Trepriclern
Corley
Arnot
Toms
Goodyear A
Lowry
Albany Packers
Pryscds
R. Ass
Schmidt
Alee
Associated Press
Cordelo Bees
Waycross
Pioneers
Bulla shoots 68 on third round with Snead over par
Johnny Bulla of Chicago fired a 68 to take the 54 hole lead at the National Open with 211. Ralph Guldahl stumbled with a 72 to 216 while Sam Snead slipped to 212. Smith Ward and others pursued as final rounds approached at Spring Mill.
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Horton Smith
Sammy Snead
Dick Metz
Ralph Guldahl
Stan Benjamin
Oriole
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Charlie Letchas
Thomasville
Cuyler
Johnny Bulla
Henry Picard
Bula
Snead
Guldahl
Gayle Talbot
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sam Snead
Bulla
Johnny
Smith
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Tommy Armour
John E. Rogers
Denver
Wilford Wehrlem
Guidahl
Ky Laffoon
Olin Dutra
Byron Nelson
Spring Mill
Guldahi
Craig Wood
Bud Ward
Denny Shute
Lawson Little
Harry Hooper
Harold McSpaden
John Bulla
Frank Moore
Vic Ghezzi
Lloyd Mangrum
Gene Sarazen
Paul Runyan
Billy Burke
Jimmy Demaret
Proud Anglers Land 79-Pound Catfish in Missouri
Dorena Missouri celebrates Ruth Bennett and Katherine Bayssee for landing a 79 pound catfish solo. The girls pride themselves on their big catch and display their prize proudly.
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Dorena
Ruth Bennett
Katherine Bayssee
Missouri
Orioles to face Trojans after 3 2 win over Valdosta
Park Sunday reports Orioles edged Valdosta 3 2 last night with pitcher Jack Van Orsdol. Thomasville’s new pitcher Orioles set to meet the Trojans today with Mike Bosser on the mound. Tomorrow they travel to Tallahassee for a game with the Capitals as Cy Morgan plans Bow ers against the Caps.
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Valdosta
Jack van Orsdol
Thomasville
Orioles
Trojans
Mike Bosser
Birds
Tallahassee
Cy Morgan
Stewart
Doc) Bowers
Caps
Arnovich and McQuinn Hit Lofty NL AL Majors Leaders
Morrie Arnovich widened his NL hitting lead from .377 to .400 as he shone in the cellar clubs. George McQuinn climbed back in the AL, boosting his average to the .343 mark. Sullivan, St. Louis and Campbell, Cleveland are cited among leaders with notable line drives and counts.
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Cgravnar Barlund
Heavyewicht
Sweden
Tous Musto
Chicago
al Santoro
Oakland Post-Enquirer
Los Angeles Examiner
Los Anciles
Cleveland
Bail Park
Richmond War Arrows
Dixie Prof
Arnovich
McQuinn
New York
Phillies
Morrie Arnovich
Browns
George McQuinn
Sullivan
St. L
Campbell
Cleve
H Pet. Arnovich
Phil
McCormick
Cin
Bonura
N. Y
Hassett
Bos
J. Martin
H Pet. McQuinn
Foxx
Boston
Hoag
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Chiefie) Atkinson
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