Evening Scoreboard Roundup for Georgia and Florida
Yesterday's results show Moultrie beat Valdosta in a key regional matchup. Waycross downed Albany while Cordele edged Tallahassee in a tight contest. Tallys across Albany Cordele Waycross Valdosta Tallahassee Americas.
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Moultrie Gs
Phoni Ree Athe
Valdosta
Warvcross
Ip Cordede
Tallahiessee
Alerica
Albany
Thomisville
Tallahassee
Americas
Southern Association score updates and regional listings
Associated Press report notes Knoxville GG over Memphis 24 to 4 with Chattanooga 7 to 4. National League and American League暂无 games. South Atlantic standings show Spartanite 5 0 with Jacksonville and Augusta listed, Columbus Macon details incomplete.
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Associated Press Southern Association
Knoxville
Athulla
Memphis
Nausdivite & Other
South Atlantic Spartantrerte
Jacksonville D. Sipvientnaly
Augusta S. Cireenville
Columbus- Macon
Vein
Regional matchups listed for upcoming games
Knoxville at Oshonta New Orleans at Little Rock Nashville at Chattanooga Birmingham at Memphis Open date Wrehington at Detroit
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Associated Press
Southern Association
Knoxville
oSthonta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Chittanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Want Ad Seeks 20 Members for Bible Class
Wanted twenty members of the Young Mens Bible Class at prayer meeting Wednesday night. Apply at the Baptist Church.
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Baptist Church
Foremost and Toms Defeat Ice Company in Doubleheader
In a rained-out make up, Foremost Dairies club beat Times Enterprise Printers 14 3 to climb into a tie for third while the Tomes Toasted defeated Ice Company 10 6 as Stoughton Powell led the Peanuts to victory. Walker earned the Foremost win and a seven run first inning sparked the Tomes.
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Thomiasele Recimen
Tomes
Walker
Foremost
Toms
Icemen
Dan Stark Among Favorites In Southern Meet
Nashville June 13. The southern wolf championship opens with over a hundred shotmakers from 11 states contending on Belle Meade course amid rain soaked conditions. William Sherwood, longtime starter and Memphis Country Club pro, offers four likely contenders as he cautions how tough it is to pick a winner.
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Kenneth Gregory Nashville
Tenn
Belle Meade
Ann
Southern Golf Association
Willam CC. Sherwood
Memphis Country Club
Sherwood
Georgia
Jennings Gordon
Sherry
Florida
Varl Dann, Jr
Glorious Georgia baseball chatter across seasons
rambles mix baseball notes from Glen Arven to Glove City with player moves, clinics, and coming Baltimore interest. Aase recovers in Thomasville, Holloway visits, Bartlett departs Goodyear store, Ken Holloway and Jones vie for praise, Kracher stays in Selma, and Keane jokes about a future sportswriter career.
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Ken* Holloway
Burwick
Thomasville
Loc
Derois Tigers
Holloways
Kermit Aase
Aose
Baltimore
South Georgia
Babe Ruth Steals the Show at Cooperstown
Babe Ruth dominates the Cooperstown centennial celebration as autographs flood the crowd and immortals gather for the Baseball Hall of Fame dedication. Ruth’s charisma grids the event with 12,000 fans and famed players including Landis Frick Harriage Heydler Tener. the crowd cheers as he hits one and recalls the Old Days.
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Babe Ruth
Cooperstown
Robert C. McCormick
N. Y
Baseball
Ty Cobl
Will Keys
Ruth
Anster Retlall
Connie Mack
Hans Warner
Eddie Collins
Tris Speaker
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Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cy Young
George Sisler
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Juddie Collins
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Ram
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Arndt Jorgens
Jorgens
Wagners
Doubleday Field
Abner Doubleday
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Ford C. Frick
William C. Harridge
John A. Heydler
John K. Tener
Byron Nelson Still In A Fog After Big Open Victory
Byron Nelson, newly crowned national open champion, says he is in a fog as well wishers swarm his home in Reading Pennsylvania. He recalls the final putt on the home green and describes the overwhelming reception from autograph seekers, salesmen, and police directing a growing crowd.
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Reading
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Craig Wood
Philadelphia
In Remarkable Baseball Quirk A Pitcher Earned Win Without At Bat
The piece recounts a Moultrie versus Orioles game where a pitcher was credited with the win after a late ninth inning rally. It notes league contenders Albany Moultrie fallahassee and others amid salary rumors, plus memories of Thomasville’s old guard and a bygone era of baseball rules.
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Moultrie
Ciejiesz
Bene
Jimmy Robinson
Albany Herald
Johnny Keane
Johnny
J. &. Jemison
Dodgers Hustling Spirit Aids Them In Win Streak
Dodgers ride strong team spirit to 18 straight wins and 20 home victories, closing gap on the Cardinals in the NL race. Giants surge with five straight wins as Bill Terry lauds the right spirit, with Burgess Whitehead sidelined and Alex Kampouris set to fill in at second base.
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Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
West
Flatbush
Giants
Polo Grounds
Bill Terry
Bill
Burgess Whitehead
Whitehead
Alex Kampouris
Reading club greens chief weighs Nelson Ryder Cup duties
Stanley Giles, greens chairman at Reading Country Club, foresees Nelson hiring a business manager to focus on the Ryder Cup and Vardon Cup. Nelson denies any oil wheeler promise from an old Texas friend, but acknowledges a present had been promised.
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Stanley Giles
Greens
Reading Country Club
Nelson
Texas
J. K. Wedley
Packers Rally Past Thomasville Orioles 6 5 In Ninth
Moultrie Packers edge Thomasville 6 5 with a two-out, three-run ninth inning rally. Pitchers Ken Trinkle and Jack Van Orsdal were named for upcoming clashes as Moultrie tallies thirteen hits while Dock Bowers yields eight.
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Moultrie
Thomasville
Orioles
Ken Trinkle
Packers
Moultrians
Jack van Orsdal
Mouniie
Dock Bowers
Lloyd Gross
Marnie
Pelat
Padgett
Bethman
Bowers
Rist
Pelate
Pat Dove
Red McKenzie
Dove
Gross
Felat
Cielesz
Mueninghoff
Vandegrift
Box Score Highlights from Local Baseball Game
Box score shows Dove, Vandegrift, Padgett 2 RBIs each and Rist 2 RBIs. Mueninghoff 2 steals, Bowers 2 steals. Muenninghoff to Swoboda and Pelit to Marnie to Reed er double plays. Time 1 57. Left on base 4 for Thomasville, 9 for Moul trie.
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Vandegrift
Padgett
Rist
Bethman
McKenzie
Reeder
Pelat
Mueninghoff
Bowers
Muenninghoff
Swoboda Pelit
Marnie
Thomasville
Moultrie
Bower
Gross
Atkinson
Matesic
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Swobodza
Contini
Isa & Vickers
P — Eae
Ab Moultrie
Marine
Q Bethman
Troy
I Reeder
Whitten
Holden
Speer Ereeti Teeter
Cooperstown Centennial Keeps Fans Entertained
Roundup notes in Cooperstown New York celebrate a centennial edition with Babe Ruth Sam Snead and Ty Conv features. Tony Lazzeri joins Toronto. minor leagues set July 9. LaGuardia replies to semi pro census. Murphy NC golf tale ends with a hole in one and a humorous finish.
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N. Y
Sam Snead
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Bill McKechnie
Henry Fabian
Giants
New York
Chicago
Tony Lazzeri
Toronto
LaGuardia
Six American Pros Enter British Open Field
Six American professional golfers have entered the British Open at St. Andrews. The entry list shows notable names among the contenders for the championship to be decided at the historic links.
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St. Andrews
Cards Winn Again To Boost Hold On Loop Lead
Albanys big bats power a 12 to 3 win over Cordele Bees as 15 hits roll in. Valdosta racks nine hits in a 9 to 2 victory over Waycross. Moultrie edges Thomasville 6 to 5 after a 21 hit game. Tallahassee shells Americus 9 to 3 with five runs in fourth and two in ninth.
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Associated Press
Albany
Cordelo Bees
Bees
Valdosta
Waycross
Moultrie
Thomasville
Notable names among entrants for July golf event
Ship July 3-8 but only Johnny Bulla of Chicago Lawson Little of Bretton Woods N H and possibly George Low Jr of Jenkintown Pa are expected to compete. Sam Snead Gene Sarazen and Tommy Armour were in the entry list but likely stay home for the P G A at Paumonok July 9 15. Sarazen and Armour are former champions with other ex titleholders entered including Rergie Whitcombe Henry Cotton Alf Perry Arthur Havers Jim Braid Sandy Herd Jack White and George Dun can.
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Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Lawson Little
Bretton ‘Woods
N. H
George Low, Jr
Jenkintown
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Paumonok
Saragen
Armour
Rergie Whitcombe
Henry Cotton
Alf Perry
Arthur Havers
Jim Braid
Sandy Herd
Jack White
George Duncan
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