Capitals side Orioles 6 to 1 in Georgia Florida League game
Capitals defeated the Orioles 6 to 1 as Buster Bruce struggled against his former teammates. Tallahassee stretched its lead over the Orioles to three games in the Georgian Florida League standings. Meanwhile Moultrie beat Cordele 4 to 2 with four double plays aiding the win and a late Cordele rally thwarted by Moultrie defense.
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Outfielder Brown Released by Thomasville Club Today
Thom asville Orioles oufielder Ben Brown was released by the club after a slump and reported tensions with manager Frank Sidle. Tom Corbett from Elmira will replace him. Corbett is on trial after joining from the NP League class A Elmira club. Brown, a local favorite, declined to dwell on the dispute, thanking the town and saying he may seek other opportunities.
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Yesterday's Stars End Cardinals Phillies Tilt With Extra Inning Hit
Rip Collins homered in the eleventh to lift the Cardinals past the Phillies 3-2. Ken O'Dea and Ted Charleston drove in five runs with a triple, a double, and two singles in the opener.
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Rice Regains Batting Lead In Georgia Florida League
Thomasville Ga July 13 Bobby Rice Albany manager went to bat seven times and six hits lift his average 27 points to .428 atop the Georgia Florida League batting race. Popeye Grayston Americus slips to fourth with .370 while Willoughby Americus climbs to .404. Feathers Americus is third at .384. Grayston drives in 44 runs. Odum Cordele and DeWeese Moultrie tied for home runs with eight. Frank Anderson Thomasville pacing league pitchers with nine wins. Forest Service unveils ultra short wave radio telephone for air firefighting. Charleton holds Boston to eight hits in 17 1 victory. Schulte Pirates drives in winning run in 3-2 over Giants.
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President's Cup Golf Tournament advances to quarter finals
The Glen Arven Country Club hosts the President's Cup handicap event with numerous first round defaults. Matches list winners with handicaps and scores from rounds one and two, including several by default.
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Braddock Still The Same Man After A World Title Year
The article notes Jimmy Braddock remains unchanged in appearance and temperament a year after becoming heavyweight champion of the world. Once hungry and on relief he climbed from dock labor to fame, yet still wears the same size hat and shows the same humble roots despite rising popularity and fortunes.
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Caps take 6 1 win over Orioles in tense series test
The Caps defeated the Orioles six to one as the series stood three games to two in favor of the Caps. Thomasville's path to an even split remains slim despite a late rally. Bruce returned to action amid a flurry of lineup changes and hits but the Orioles could not recover.
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How the Stand How the Stand Pit Shared New York and Teams
Schedule notes list matchups with New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and Cincinnati Pittsburgh. Jeston scheduled for Chicago Stockton for Cincinnati and Philadelphia for St Louis. The text records upcoming games and venues without final scores.
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Yesterday's results and today's baseball schedule note
Yesterday New Orleans defeated Knoxville 10 to 5 while Birmingham played Atlanta and Little Rock faced Chattanooga at night. Today Birmingham visits Atlanta Little Rock travels to Chattanooga New Orleans goes to Knoxville and New York hosts Detroit in a 6 0 score.
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Local Baseball Scores and Market Notes
Tallahassee beat Thomasville 6 to 1 while Americus won 10 to 4 over Albany and Moultrie topped Cordele 4 to 1. Anderson leads the league with eleven wins and two defeats. The state market buzzes with vegetables and nightly crowds as trucks haul produce. New York maintains fourth in the National League with Boston, Cleveland and Detroit close behind as the season grinds on.
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Cubs extend nine game win streak with 17 to 1 victory
Chicago Cubs surge to a ninth straight win by routing the Boston Bees 17 to 1 as Tex Carleton limited the Bees to eight hits. Gas House Gang edge Philadelphia 3 to 2 in 11th inning, keeping pace with the league leaders. Pirates win 3 to 2 over the Giants to stay close, while Yankees top the Tigers 6 to 3 to extend AL lead.
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Orioles Aim To Split Series With Tallahassee Comeback Bid
The Thomasville Orioles trailed the Capitals by 3.5 games in the Georgia Florida circuit after back to back losses. Ace Frank Anderson was set to start in Tallahassee to even the week series, seeking to cut the lead and end the first half strong before meetings with Americas Cardinals and Cordele Reds.
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Capitals Pound Orioles 6-1 To Extend Lead
Tallahassee Capitals beat Thomasville Orioles 6-1 to strengthen their league lead. A four run rally in the sixth, highlighted by A Hofferth’s two base hit, sealed the win as Gregory Lippold earned his third victory with two more hits allowed. Waits Murray and Hofforth led Tallahassee with two safeties each while Brown and Annunzio produced the Orioles’ lone fourth inning hit.
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