Metcalf teen Roddenberry shines on mound for Cards
Warren Roddenberry 19-year-old from Metcalf star pitcher for Albany Cardinals blanked Thomasville Dodgers in a 20 0 win. He tied his best with eight walks and four hits allowed but received strong run support and double plays from teammates. Shosty of Dublin Orioles tops, while P. W. Bryan of Thomasville caps season with Georgia.
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Kinh Ty
Metcalf
Thomasville High
Albany Cardinals
Thomasville Dodgers
Warren
Roddenberry
Dodgers
Thomasville
Aimeel
Andre Pleau
Dick Phillips
Rod Miller
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Charles Julian
Shosty
Eddie Allen
Thamagiill
Bob Shosty
Dublin Orioles
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Birds
Orioles
Orion
Ghost
P. W. Bryan
University of Georgia
Tech
Bryant
Bryan
Olent
Bulldogs
Local High School Scores Reported Across Teams
Thomasville beats Valdosta 14 19 in a set of regional games with Dublin facing Brunswick and Valdosta at Waycross. Waycross records two wins and two losses while Brunswick goes two and four. National League standings show mixed results with percentages around .577 .674 and .511 across clubs.
Atlanta and Others Open Weekend Series Across Cities
Yesterday results show Littl Rock edged Atlanta 2 1 in 12 innings while Memphis crushed Birmingham 28 5 Nashville blanked Mobile 8 0 New Orleans defeated Chattanooga 7 65. Today schedule features Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Memphis and Nashville at Mobile plus regional matchups in the South Atlantic League.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
One-Arm Linksman Carded Hole In One At Watertown
Stanley Paltsios, a one armed golfer, scored an ace with a four iron on a 153 yard third hole in Watertown. He admitted buying drinks after the round and noted the loss of his right arm ten years ago.
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Watertown
Mass
Stanley Paltsios
Paltsios
Jimbo
Albany Cards Rally Past Dodgers In Slugfest 19 14
Albany beat Thomasville 19 to 14 in a wild three hour game at Albany as 18 hits, three homers and two triples fueled the Cards. Bob Boyer hit two homers for Albany. Dick Smith, John Zellesnock and Warren Roddenberry also contributed. Dodgers pitchers faced control woes with 13 walks and four errors.
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Albany
Thomasville Dodgers
Dodgers
Bob Shosty
al Burnham
Thomasville Hurlers
Albany Moundsmen
Thomasville
RoBi Phillips
Julian
Allen
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Kalmes
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Zelesnock
Roger Ron Miler
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Reennemennes Morton
Dickerson
Seassenyreseaiai Mitchell
Wood
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Lock
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Shosty
Bayer
Phillips
Rod Miller
Miller
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Hernandez
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Olting
Dickerson Mitchell Nee
Wild
Smithy
Hallard
Kebjer
Georgia Florida League votes to split season in 1951
Six clubs approve a split season with June 26 as the start of the second half. Waycross Braves, Brunswick, and Thomasville Dodgers back the plan after discussions at Tifton. First half champions meet if different from second half winner. no playoff if the same team wins both.
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G-F
Waycross Braves
Waycross
Braves
Brunswick
George Pfister
Thomasville Dodgers
Coate and Clark Thread Mill
Warner Brothers
Thomasville
YMCA
Thread Mill
Sunniand Packing Company
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Watkins Motor Lines
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Amo Crosby
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Roberts
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Sunnyland O'Neal
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Pilkinton
Mokinneys
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Erences
Cox
Sos
Smith
Si Davia
Weegee
Reese
Reese Ricks
Neetenes
Humphries
Jarrell If
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Bainbridge Golfer Shares Medal Honor in Trans-Mississippi Qualifier
Frances Rich of Bainbridge Georgia tied for medalist honors in the 28th Trans Misssissippi qualifying round at Hickory Hills Country Club. She shot 35 89 74 on the 6 203 yard course as two other women amateurs also posted 74. Georgia contenders Mrs Robert Reynolds of Albany and Joyce Denson of Atlanta were among 32 qualifiers for the championship.
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Springfield
Frances Rich
Bainbridge
Hickory Hills Country Club
Barbara Williams
Richmond Calif
Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
Robert Reynolds
Albany
Joyce Denson
Atlanta
Purkey Credits Simple Plan For Pitching Success
Purkey, among the NL's top winners, credits runs, flawless infield play, control, and luck for eight wins and one loss with the Cincinnati Redlegs. He held the San Francisco Giants to three hits in a 3-0 win aided by Steve Bilko's two two-run homers, as Cincinnati moved to third place.
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SAN Francisco
Purkey
Cincinnati Redlegs
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Steve Bilko
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Cincinnati
Bilko
Theory Holds Native Fish Kill Imports Theory Holds Native Fish Kill Imports
Biologists plan an experiment on Michigan cold water streams to test if rough native fish reduce trout survival. They will remove suckers chubs muddlers from a stretch, stock hatchery trout, and compare recovery in a downstream control section over about a year to gauge impact on trout numbers.
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Dion Henderson
Associated Press
Michigan
Clemson Captures Gartontrec? District 33 Baseball Champions
Clemson Tigers win title as District 33 baseball champions set to open against the University of Arizona Friday night in Omaha for the World Series. The team seeks revenge after a prior loss to a satin bracket foe that dumped them into the losers group.
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Gartontrenc
Clemson
Tigers
Noxka
University of Arizona
Omaha
Amateurs Threat to Pros at Open Monster Course
Tulsa AP says 31 amateurs in a 162 field challenge the pros at Southern Hills on a 6907 yard course dubbed a monster by Billy Joe Paton. Observers cite Nicklaus and Ward as potential stars with Nicklaus firing 136 in Cincinnati qualifying.
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Tulsa
Okla
Billy Joe Paton
Southern Hills Country Club
Bobby Jones
Johnny Goodman
Goodman
Jones
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Ken Venturi
Kaiser
Patton
Harvie Ward
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
Nicklaus
Ohio State University
Fuell Denies Suit Story In NCAA Ineligibility Case
Auburn football player Don Fuell denied claims he planned to sue the NCAA for slander. The Birmingham News quoted him denying talking to anyone about a suit while Auburn faced ineligibility penalties over gifts or cash for playing.
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Birmingham
Don Fuell
Auburn
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
E Today
Birmingham News
NCAA
Fuell
Tom Kinney
Columbus Ledger
Korn Ithienstert
Gates Een Bath
Encaa
Detroit Club Fires Manager Tighe Replace by Norman
Detroit fires manager Jack Tighe and names Bill Norman to succeed him. The Tigers sit last in the American League after finishing fourth under Tighe last season. Norman, 47, previously managed the Tigers’ Charlotte farm club in the AAA American Association.
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Detroit
Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Bill Norman
Tigers
Tighe
John McHale
Boston
Spring Lake
Mich
Norman
Tigers’ Charleston
American Assn
Valdosta Fades as Waycross Tops Them 2-0
Waycross shutout Valdosta 2-0 to drop the Redlegs from the lead while Dublin swept Brunswick 8-2 and 8-4. Albany beat Thomasville 19-14, allowing the Cards to rise to first place for the first time this season. Dave Bednar starred for Dublin with three hits in both games and five RBIs in the opener.
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Waycross
Valdosta
Dublin
Brunswick
Albany
Thomasville
Dave Bednar
Stocker
Frank Meskoyich
Phils
Prep All-Stars Clash Tonight
Thirty-two Georgia prep baseball players arrive for the North-South All-Star game in Atlanta. Scouts will observe their pro potential as North manager Ceci Travis and South captain Jimmy Miller lead practice on Rose Bowl Field with Terp Spear coordinating the South.
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Georgia
Ceci Travis
Riverdale
Rose Bowl Field
D. T. Smith
Griffin
Terp Spear
Savannah
Elmer Riddle
Ian Gann
John Nuckolls
Jimmy Miller
Doug Gentry
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