Orioles And Travs Resume Series Tomorrow
Cordele Reds star Willie Taylor went 4-for-4 as Cordele beat Americas 12 3 behind Cleo Jeter. Moultrie edged Tallahassee 5 3 in a late rally. Albany and Thomasville had an off day as Albany hosts Thomasville and Cordele visits Americus tomorrow with Orioles returning to face the Travs.
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Cordele Reds
Americus
Moultrie Packers
Tallahassee
Associated Press
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Price
Miller
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Thomasvildle
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Don Kerr
Ronald Hope
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Sib
Walker Cup Team Returns From England
The United States Walker Cup golf team came back from defending the trophy without success, praised British rivals, and captain Francis Ouimet said the loss would boost amateur golf in both nations. Charles Yates, the British amateur trophy holder, will store the trophy at East Lake Country Club as Bobby Jones did before.
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United States
U. S
Francis Ouimet
Aquitania
North
Great Britain
Charles Yates
Atlanta
East Lake Country Club
Bobby Jones
Grand
Yates
George Hamilton
E. D. Rivers
James B. Robinson
First National Bank of Atta
Tom Jayne
Atlanta Sports
Alan
Robinson
Local Baseball Scores and Schedule Notes
Yesterday results include Cordete 12 Amertcure over Moultrie 5 and Tallahassee 4. Today games feature Moultrie at Tallahassee and Thomasville at Albany. Standings show Atlanta 1 New Orleans 0, Birmingham 4 Nashville 5, other city matchups listed without dates.
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Amertcure Moultrie
Tallahassee
Moultrie
Thomasville
Albany
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Nashville
Knoxville
Memphis
Regional Series Set for Semi-Pro Playoffs and Finals
The National Semi-pro Baseball Congress announced 48 regional tournaments to decide state champions. Regional series begin August 15 in three-out-of-five games to determine 32 teams for the national finals in Wichita, Kansas, August 12 to 14, with state meets July 8 to 31. Cities listed include Hartford, Wilmington, Portland, Baltimore, Hudson, New Hampshire, Trenton, Niagara Falls, and more.
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Kas
Raymond Dumont
Congress
East
Connecticut
Hartford
Delaware
Wilmington
Maine
Portland
Maryland
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Hudson
New Hampshire
Plymouth
New Jersey
Trenton
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Apollo
Rhode Island
Westerly
Verimonl
Springfield
Railroads Urged to Seek Higher Revenue Amidvarious News
A collage of brief items notes leaders urging tax and revenue reforms, warnings to Czechs, Churchill criticisms, and Georgia tax returns. It mentions Congress adjourning, local building fund plans for a Wealding house, a large hog raised by a 4 H club, 50 000 income tax filers in Georgia with Thomas county leading, plus a baseball game tomorrow night.
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Rivers
U. S
Georgia
Treasury
Congress
Thomas County
Thomasville
Boston
Meigs
Barons Move Up in Southern Loop Standings
The Birmingham Barons surged to fourth in the Southern Association, overtaking the Chattanooga Lookouts with a 9 to 3 win on 18 hits, the third straight victory over Chattanooga as Atlanta Crackers shut out the Pelicans 5 to 0 and Nashville beat the Travelers 5 to 4 in Little Rock.
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Memphis
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Pebs
Associated Press
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Lookouts
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Birmingham
Atlanta Crackers
Pelicans
Little Rock
Nashville
Travelers
Patty Berg Leads Women in Western Open Play
Colorado Springs June 14 Thirty two women golfers began the first round of the Women's Western Open at Broadmoor as Patty Berg of Minneapolis led with a 79. Helen Hicks Harb the defending champion from Little Rock shot 83, with Berg aiming to win the title alongside the trans Missis sippi trophy.
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Zebulon M. Pike
Broadmoor
Pikes Peak
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Julia
Helen Hicks Harb
Little Rock
Ark
Patty
Fulday
Southern Amateur opens at Ponte Vedra Beach Florida
Ponte Vedra Beach Fla June 14 close to 220 entries signaled a record field for the Southern Amateur golf championship with 36 holes of qualifying to select 32 for the championship division. Fred Haas not defending. Henry Castillo Carl Dann among top contenders with past champions Sam Perry Bobby Riegel and R. G. Bush listed in the field.
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Ponte Vedra Beach
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Atlantic
Ponte Vedra Beach Country Club
Crown
Fred Haas
New Orleans
U.S
Walker Cun
Henry Castillo
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Carl Dann
Florida
Orlando
Paul Leslie
Tommy Barnes
Atlanta
Leslie
Barnes
Georgia Tech
Sam Perry
Biringham
Alt
Bobby Riegel
Beaumont
Tex
R. G. Bush
Macon Climbs in Sally Loop as Evans Wins Again
In Augusta on June 14 Macon moved within two points of third place Columbia in the South Atlantic League standings while Augusta rose to fifth past Jacksonville after night games. Macon beat Greenville 6 to 2 as Art Evans earned his third win in 10 days. Eddie Jabb hit his second homer in as many days for the Peaches. Stanley Keyes multi hit performance powered Augusta past Jacksonville 13 to 3 with Paul Kardow tossing eight hits. Savannah beat Spartanburg 8 to 3 securing second place as Bill Curlee earned his eleventh win for Columbus in a 12 to 2 shelling of Columbia.
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Macon
Columbia
Jacksonville
Macon Peaches
Greenville
Art Evans
Eddie Jabb
Peaches
Stanley Keyes
Keyes
Paul Kardow
Dusty Rhodes
Savannah
Big Bill Curlee
Columbus Red Birds
Birds
Ginn
Kadis
City Tennis Plans Map for 1988 Tournaments
Local tennis enthusiasts meet at the YMCA at 6 15 PM to map plans for the annual city tournaments. The 1987 men’s singles champion was Heyward Vann who defended the title last year.
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Heyward Vann
Piney Woods Tourney Posts Schedule Amid Club Upgrades
Glen Arven members save ballroom wing in a fire and convert it to temporary club space under Prince Jinright. Leland Crews arranges golf equipment replacement at cost. barbecue for Piney Woods, with qualifying May 30 to July 1 and finals July 4. RAMBLIN NEWS notes turtle sightings, a 600-pound porker, coach Henry Allen joins Thomasville High staff, tennis buzz, Robin Hood at Rose, and the $60 million George Washington Bridge.
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Jesup
Mercer
Harper
Garner
Thomasville High
Robin Hood
the Rose
Ex Mercer Star to Join Grid Coaching Staff
Henry A. Allen former Mercer University athlete and Jesup High head coach has been named assistant coach at Thomasville High School. He joins Garner in coaching the back field while Harper remains head coach and chief of staff. The move comes as the board fills faculty spots after Superintendent B B Broughton’s retirement.
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Jesup High
Thomasville High School
Board of Education
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Thomasville
J. K
Doc) Harper
South Georgia Grid
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Georgia
Garner
Furman
Bas
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LaFayette
Mercer
Bears
Macon
Jesup
Valdosta
SGFA
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J. A. Allen
Summerville
Brunswick
South Georgia
iLocal
Thondasville
Bulldogs
pennant race tightens as AL clubs face trading ban
By Hugh S. Fullerton Jr. the Associated Press reports the 16 major league clubs must cope with the inter club trading ban as the pennant chase intensifies. NL deals are advancing while AL clubs lag with talks and potential moves for Newsom Auker and Kampouris amid roster reshuffles.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Roundup notes on boxing and college sports from Speculator
Gene Tunney may back Schmeling in Nutmeg picks while Joe Jacobs laments stadium needs. Pomp ton Lake nods at Lonis, and Scotty Monteith survives a mountain crash. Yale coach Cotwell debated, Phil Troy ill, Bil Bingham cites pro influence, and Rogers Hornsby hits .400 as a speaker. Water for Schmeling shipped from Germany.
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The
Boxing Commission
Schmeling
Pompton Lakes
Joei Lonis
Scotty Monteith
Johnny Dundee
Boo Boo ‘Hoff
Philadelphia
Speculator
Yales
Dave Cotwell
Harvard Frosh
Phil Troy
Boston Red Sox
Bil Bingham
Harvard
Rogers Hornsby
Twilight league softball at East Side field
A 6 30 p m twilight league game is slated at the East Side athletic field with many players expected to participate. The Phillies team led by Bucky Walters aims to tighten its defense and contend for a top division spot.
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East Side
East Side Athletic Field
Phillies
Bucky Walters
Western Open Tilt Promises Wide-Open Golf Action
Dark horses abound as 150 players, led by Ralph Guldahl and Sir Tommy in the field for the 38th Western Open. Contenders include Demaret, Harrison, Bulla, and Snead as rounds begin with 18 holes today and more through Thursday to decide the low scorers against par.
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Harrison
Chicago
Demaret
Houston
John Bulla
Guiew
National Collegiate Track Meet This Week Details
Minneapolis June 14.7 A rama of champions pitting their squads against champions will unfold at the University of Minnesota Friday and Saturday in the national collegiate track meet. The event brings top college teams to compete for national honors.
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Rama
University of Minajasat
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