Holloway and Liebhardt Join Atlanta Crackers In Southern Deal
The Atlanta Crackers secured Ken Holloway from Portland after a dispute with Baltimore and hired Glenn Liebhardt Jr. along with a previous option on Holloway. Holloway, from Thomasville, Ga., posted 13 and 13 last season and will report once reinstated. The move fans expect could boost the Crackers to contend for the pennant in the Georgia Florida area. The Florida wild turkey note ends the item.
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Glenn Liebhardt, Jr
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Memphis
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Haif
Crackers
Bus Schedule for Cairo Bainbridge and nearby towns
Eastern time service lists departures to Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points at 6 30 a m 1 00 p m and 6 30 p m. Thomasville leaves for Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 10 50 a m 4 00 p m and 11 00 p m.
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Bainbridge
Thomasville
Moultrie
Tifton
Buds Aim For Tie In Georgia Florida Amateur League
Thomasville Buds seek a tie for the lead in the Georgia Florida amateur league as they host Monticello after Perry beat Monticello 6 4 and Tallahassee edged Thomasville earlier. A holiday crowd is expected at municipal stadium with free admission for youths under fifteen.
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Across L Automobile 4 Picture puzzle 9. Not good 13. Smallest inexer
Puzzle clues mix with scattered words from a crossword grid. The readable items include multiple definitions and partial phrases across varied topics, with no clear news event or narrative to summarize.
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Maud Maver
Holloway joins Atlanta Crackers pitching staff
Kenneth Holloway, a Thomasville, Georgia native and former Detroit right hander, has been added to the Atlanta Crackers pitching staff on option from Portland. He won 13 and lost 13 for Baltimore last season and had been suspended for not reporting to Portland before reporting here.
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Atlanta Cracks
Jimmy Jones
Wilbert Robinson
Detroit
Thomasville Golfers Enter Bainbridge Tourney Today
A group of Thomasville golfers led by W. L. Stribling Sr of Ochlocknee and son Sonny Hay left for an invitation tournament at Bainbridge Country Club. The party includes Glen Arven club member Stribling and companions, teeing off today.
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Pa) Stribling, Sr
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Memphis Extends Lead with Doubleheaders in Southern Association
Memphis swept a doubleheader against Knoxville 6 2 and 11 2 to widen its lead in the Southern Association. Hutcheson of Memphis belted his 16th and 17th home runs, with Brazill, Horne, and Allington also homering. Atlanta swept Little Rock, Nashville beat Birmingham 10 9, and New Orleans lost to Chattanooga 7 4 as Memphis moved ahead of New Orleans in the standings.
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Southern Association
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Birmingham Barons
New Orleans
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Birmingham
Trojans Lead Strong Field in National Track Meet at Soldiers Field
Chicago June 15 The 1933 national collegiate and prep track meet at Soldiers Field draws 500 athletes led by Dean Cromwell's USC Trojans. Promised duels include Ralph Metcalfe versus a top field in the sprints, a mile trio of Cunningham Sears Woolsey, a pole vault duel Miller Graber, and hurdles stars Keller Casper Hardin.
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University of Southern California
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Glen Cunningham
University of Kansas
Ray Sears
Butler University
Dean Woolsey
Illinois
Bill Miller
Stanford
Bill Graber
Trojan
Regional Baseball And Golf Results From Several Cities
Yesterday’s scores span multiple leagues with games in Georgia Florida and Alabama. Notable results include New York defeating Boston 18 5 and Detroit over Cleveland 13 2 in the American League while St Louis beat Chicago 14 1 in the National League. Scotie Beverly of Thomasville did not enter the tournament to defend his title.
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Many Dixie Track Squads to Compete in National Meet
Atlanta June 15 Dixie will send several college and prep school stars to the National Collegiate and Interscholastic track meets in Chicago this weekend. LSU chairs the team with 10 men led by Glenn Hardin and Al Moreau in hurdles and weight events. Tulane and Georgia also field strong entrants with notable names such as Zimmerman, Batchelor, Richey, and others.
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al Moreau
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Spartanburg
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Laurens High School
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George
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Auburn
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Moultrie and Thomasville Open Georgia-Florida Tennis League
The Georgia Florida league starts with Moultrie at Thomasville and Tallahassee at Bainbridge. Matches planned for Forbes Field and Joye's School courts begin at 3 pm with four singles and one doubles. Thomasville will field Joye Bramblett Walker Ausley in singles and Joye Bramblett in doubles.
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Bainbridge
Forbes Field
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Bramblett
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Ausley
Baseball Seasonal Leaders From The Major Leagues
The AP notes season leaders in batting pitching and runs across teams. Among hitters Klein Phillies leads with several categories while Martin Cardinals and others appear in runs and hits. Ruth Gehrig Foxx also prominent in home runs. Pitching highlights include Brennan Yankees and Grove Athletics.
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Combs
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Gehrig
Brennan
Grove Athletics
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Giants Trade Sam Leslie for Clark and O Dou l
The New York Giants traded Sam Leslie to Brooklyn for Watson Clark and Lefty O’Doul. Clark, a regular with Brooklyn since 1927, won 20 games last season. O’Doul, once leading NL batter, has been erratic this year after a 1928 return to the Giants. manager Bill Terry cites improved pitching and infield strength as key factors in the team’s rise.
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Associated Press
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Sam Leslie
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Frank
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Cash
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Terry
Hal Schumacher
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Johnny
Hallahan key to Cardinals tight NL race lift
Hallahan, the left hander for St. Louis, leads the National League in wins with eight after a 3-2 victory over Pittsburgh. He allowed no walks after the first inning and held the Pirates to shutout innings, keeping the Cards 2 1/2 games behind the Giants in the standings. The article also notes strong hitting by Leo Durocher and the Giants 8-5 win over Boston. Cubs move to fourth with a 7-0 win over Cincinnati as Brooklyn top Phillies 6-3. Indians 13-2 past Detroit. Browns 14-1 over Chicago. Red Sox win third straight vs Yankees 13-5.
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Giants Stay Rugged as Penna and Cruz Return
ABS Is Fouts Night Chicago Johnny Pena outpointed Varias Milling. Marty Sampson out pointed Joe Regazzoni. Jackie Sharkey outpointed Jimmy Lamberseon. Carlos Herrera outpointed Eddie Smith. Verger and Hughie Cruz back after tough seasons. Johnny Moore in left field superb. Gus Mancuso catching praised for pitching and defense. Giants lead the league due to hustle morale and consistent play.
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