DATES SET FOR ANNUAL GLEN ARVEN TOURNEY
The Piney Woods Championship, Georgia's oldest invitation golf event, runs July 1–5 at Glen Arven. Qualifiers on July 1–2, with finals on July 5 in 36 holes. Leland W. Crews invites entries by 9 a.m. July 2. entry $5. Dot McKey of Valdosta the 1936 champ defending title.
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Today’s Games Feature Interstate Matchups
Wayerlies visit Tallahassee and Aindricus travels to Cordele while Valdosta hosts Albany and Moultrie plays Thomasville in regional schedule action.
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Albany
Moultrie
Thomasville
Albany Beats Valdosta 7 3 In Rain Delayed Conde Triumphs
Albany defeated Valdosta 7 to 3 while Conde won 63 to 2 as other games were postponed due to rain. The slate includes postponed contests with no result.
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Valdosta
Conde
Americus
How Did It Happen by N Y B Illustrates Growth Plans
The piece discusses city plantings with aims to replace and expand trees including two hundred oaks and a thousand on streets. It notes a planned arboretum or botanical garden and school involvement in propagating azaleas and camellias for public gardens with nurserymen aid. It mentions Miss Martha Emma Watson’s selection for Rhododendron Festival and references Charleston humor and national wealth contrasts. It cites T Grady Head criticizing the economy report and notes legislative action needed to cover deficits.
Haas Seeks Third Southern Amateur Title in Nashville
Freddie Haas Jr of New Orleans, 23, veteran champion, shoots 141 for 36 holes to lead medal race at Belle Meade. He faces Mack Brothers of Nashville in round one while Duke star Stewart Alexander trails with 143. Brothers earns playoff to reach championship bracket as Carl Dann Jr and others vie for spots and next rounds.
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Alexander
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Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Fla
Bill Goodloe
Valdosta
Yesterday's Results From Southern Association Baseball
The Associated Press reports results including New Orleans 14 innings and 9 innings games, Chattanooga 4 Nashville 8, Memphis 3 Birmingham 2. Only game scheduled.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Baseball scores and rain interrupt games across leagues
In the National League New York edged Chicago 2 to 1 with memory of Philadephia and St Louis noted amid rain. In the American League Cleveland beat New York 4 to 2 as Detroit won 9 to 6 and Boston defeated Washington 4 to 3 with Chicago 0 St Louis 6 Philadelphia and rain affecting others. In the South Atlantic Columbia topped Spartanburg 6 to 4 while Greenville beat Augusta 4 to 1 amid rain with Macon 1 also listed.
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Ene
Macon
Greenville
Augusta
Dodgers
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Cubs
Zeke Bonura
Pittsburgh
Ramblin with Ramblin notes on baseball around 1930s leagues
A compact recap notes players amid regional circuits. Jughoid Joe Kracher hits .319 for Selma in the Southeastern loop. Freddie Isert, ex-Oriole, is seven and four for Kilgore in East Texas. Dewey Stover returns to Mansfield after pennant glory in 1937. Bev Ferrell bats .339 for Charlotte in Piedmont.
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Selma
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Bev
Red) Ferrell
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Feller Muffles Yank Attack in Tribe Victory
Bobby Feller limited the New York Yankees to four hits through eight innings as the Cleveland Indians won behind his tenth victory. Ben Chapman drove in the deciding runs with a ninth inning double while Detroit, Washington, St. Louis Browns and other teams posted wins in a day of varied results across baseball.
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Bobby Feller
Bronx Bombers
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del Baker
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Feiler
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Tribe
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Ben Chapman
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Sox
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Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Dutch Leonard
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Reds
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St. Louis Cardinals
Terry Moore
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Weiland
Midnight Trades And Sports Tidbits From Shore Town Rumors
Major league trade rapidity looms as clubs race to complete deals by the midnight deadline. The roundup notes spicy gossip including Joe Louis appearing with a portable phonograph, Signor Galento moving his HQ, and Morris Arnovich versus Joe Medwick in spring reckoning. Also mentions Ty Cobb Broadway preview figures, Lou Gehrig rumors, and Leo Durocher steering reformist tales with Baron Boots Poffenberger.
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Dam Yankees ruin the American League says Times
The Los Angeles Times quotes a harsh critique claiming the Yankees domination of the American League mirrors their influence over the World Series, noting Col. Ruppert built his baseball empire not wisely but too well.
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Yankees urged to free farm hands in labor protest
A provocative Indianapolis item argues the Yankees should release their imprisoned farm hands and offer rivals a platform. The piece challenges Abe Barrow to heed the call and listen to the demand for freedom.
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YUSSEL JOE JACOBS GIMMICK Aids GALENTO LOUIST BALLYHOO
Summit New Jersey June 15 The gimmick lure failed to last but observers credit Joe Jacobs with boosting gate receipts for the Joe Louis Tony Galento bout. Galento training camp moved from Asbury Park with local support and medical checks deeming Tony fit. Galento weighs 232 pounds and aims for 233 for the fight.
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Thomasville Orioles Face Moultrie Packers In Doubleheader
Clearing skies raise hope for a two game set in Moultrie as rain washed out two straight, with Cy Morgan set to start Ken Trinkle and Jack Van Orsdal in the potential daylight and night games. Tomorrow night Tallahassee Capitals visit for a two game series opener here.
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Jack van Orsdal
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Baseball game summary with multiple players and misc stats
Pitchers Schmidt and Davis. Schmidt earns win while Davis takes loss. Teams Valdosta and Albany total runs by inning and misc fields show hits, errors, RBIs, bases, and penalties. Game time 1 56 with umpires Frey and Alexander.
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Bees Rally Past Pioneers to Boost Lead in League
Cordele's Bees upset the Americas Pioneers 3 2 to trim the gap while Albany beat Valdosta 7 3. Rain washed out two league games leaving Moultrie Thomasville and Waycross Tallahassee unplayed.
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Americas Pioneers
Bees
Americus
Cordelo Bunch
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Valdosta
Moultrie-Thomasville
Waycross-Tallahassee
Grant Edges Burtz Boulware In Southern Tennis Meet
In Atlanta on June 15 Florida dominated a group of quarter finalists as they scraped through the Southern tennis championships. Grant won a tight match against Burtz Boulware in the meet warming up the semis where the top four rankings could collide.
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