McMullen Delivers No-Hitter For Dodgers In 8-1 Win
Tom McMullen pitched a nine inning no-hitter as the Thomasville Dodgers beat the Americas Cordele Orioles 8-1 at Municipal Stadium. Manager Boyd Bartley praised his control and corners, noting only four balls reached the outfield and McMullen finished with dominant relief from the eighth inning.
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Giardello to Box Jones Amid Fight Fix Probe
Giardello meets Bob Jones in a Madison Square Garden middleweight title bout broadcast by ABC and NBC. Jones refused a reported 15 000 bribe to fix the fight as a district attorney leads a widespread investigation. Giardello remains the 2 1 favorite despite arrests and publicity ahead of the ten round match.
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Pepperell Leads Class B Playoff in State Title Race
Pepperell High of Glendale dominates in a best of three for the Class B state title. Pitcher Cofia fires a one hit shutout as Pepperell blanks Eastman 3-0 with tight control and minimal walks.
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Rich Elected President as Georgia Women Golf Semis Continue
Mary Crawford of Americus defeated Martha Daniel of Rome to reach the semis where Bebe Smith of Columbus and Frances Rich of Bainbridge also staged wins. Rich beat Sidney Smith of Atlanta 6 and 5 to reach the finals, with Darby defeating Betty Norvell 2 and 1. The annual Georgia State Women's Golf Assn meeting named Rich president succeeding Mattie Tomlin.
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Dodgers and Blue Sox Meet Tonight in Thomasville
Thomasville Dodgers aim for a third straight win over the Tifton Blue Sox at Municipal Stadium tonight at 8 p m. Manager Boyd Bartley hopes Bob Virkstis will mimic McMullen and Pender who combined for a one hit, two run win against the Orioles as the Dodgers sit 2 12 games back of fourth place.
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Box Score: Cordele falls short to Thomasville in late rally
Am Cadolé 4 1 0 0 0 0. Cordele 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0. R Lucabaugh Brown Elder DiMott 2 RBI Elder 2 Russell Pillow 2B Hall Blomberg Pillow HR Elder SB Brown Russell 8 H Bunce Williams 2 Browns Left Americus Cordele 8 Thomasville 8 BB Pender Bunce 12 Bunce 7 PB Fergue.
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Coats and Clark and Sunnyland Win Close YMCA Softball Games
Sunnyland edged the Independents 8 6 after breaking a 6 6 tie with two in the sixth inning. Coats and Clark defeated Georgia Crate 6 5 as Thornton Smith tied it with a two run homer in the seventh before Duff and Holden homered for Coats and Clark. Henderson pitched four hits. Tonight Legion Post 222 faces National Guards and Lions Club meets Coolidge.
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Durocher Pays $100 For Taylor Homer
Leo Durocher offered $100 to Bill Taylor for a pinch hit homer in the 10th inning against Milwaukee. Taylor delivered, driving in the only run as Gene Conley yielded the homer. Gomez earned a third shutout, underscoring a Giants team effort led by Willie Mays.
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Local Baseball Standings and Rain Postponements
Thursday results show Thomasville 4 Americus Cordele. Waycross at Tifton postponed by rain. Valdosta 8 Brunswick 4. Albany 9 Fitzgerald 5. Friday games include Tifton at Thomasville Albany at Valdosta Fitzgerald at Americus Cordele with Brunswick at Waycross and Chicago at New York. Washington 8 Cleveland 4. Baltimore 5 9 Boston 1 0. New York 9 Detroit 5. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed.
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Rival Scores and Matchups in Southern Baseball Roundup
Final scores include Atlanta 11 over Little Rock 65 Memphis 3 over Birmingham 1 Nashville 7 over Mobile 4 and New Orleans 8 over Chattanooga 2. Upcoming games: Little Rock at Atlanta Memphis at Birmingham Nashville at Mobile Chattanooga at New Orleans.
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White Sox and Yankees Open Series With Tight Past Matchups
The White Sox visit the Yankees for a four game set as New York seeks a one run edge with two or more pitchers per game. Chicago leads the AL by a game and a half after a 16 of 19 surge. MLB results across leagues noted with several shutouts and key hits.
Albany Cards Top Fitzgerald Redlegs 9-5 In League Play
Albany built a seven-run sixth inning to defeat Fitzgerald 9-5 as Fitzgerald committed nine errors. Marv Melanson allowed three hits with 14 strikeouts to push Valdosta’s win over Brunswick and Ther other scores included Albany’s Gene Elder homer off Jack Bunce. Thomasville nearly no-hit Americus Cor delo and Lefty Pender lost his no-hitter in the fourth.
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Marciano Training Drills Draw Big Crowds at Airport Camp
Rocky Marciano in training camp near Grossinger New York shows sparring intensity with Willie Wilson and partners wearing heavy headguards. Manager Al Weil pushes fights as fans witness a rapid 10 second exchange and promise of blockbuster bouts ahead. Jersey Joe Walcott says Charles would beat Rocky easily in June.
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Pillette Shuts Out Nightcap in Seventh Opener Game
In the second game Pillette allowed only five runs while delivering a shutout. It marked his seventh appearance in the opener sequence for the season.
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