Cordele Reds stretch win streak with Veale no-hits Orioles
Cordele Reds win ninth straight as Veale blanks the Orioles 3 0. Carvel Rowell homered in the seventh with Bill Taylor aboard to seal the victory. Kosar pitched well for Thomasville but the Reds added an eighth inning run for insurance.
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Crews Shines at National Open as Glen Arven Rep
Leland Crews, Glen Arven manager pro, qualified for and played in the national open at Birmingham Michigan. He notes the tough course and his 83 79 scores while planning more tourneys next year. Crews impressed top pros and plans to defend the national open next summer.
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How Did It Happen At Cordele Versus Orioles
In a tense six inning stretch Kozar held the Orioles in check as Taylor walked and Rowell delivered a long drive to right that rebounded over the fence for two unearned runs. Veale dominated for the Reds while Cordele and Americus schedule a three game set, Cordele visiting Moultrie and Americus before finishing with Thomasville.
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Box Score Summary From Cordele vs Thomasville Baseball
Box score shows Cordele 2 Thomasville 0 with Rowell hitting a homer and 3 RBIs. Veale wins over Kosar with 1 40 time. West homers for Albany Americus 7 in a separate line.
Moore Receives Tie in Birmingham After Long Losing Streak
Eddie Moore, manager of the Atlanta Crackers, was presented a tie by a luncheon club in suburban Bessemer, Birmingham, for his service to baseball. The Crackers had lost their last 14 starts in the city.
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Bitsy Grant Likely to Play Davis Cup Singles
London reports indicate Bitsy Grant of Atlanta is likely to be named with Don Budge in the Davis Cup singles unless Frankie Parker improves. Wayne Sabin’s performance shook Parker in Queens Club action as Parker lost after leading a set and 4-1 in the second. Budge Grant and Gene Mako won their second round matches in straight sets.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Yesterday and Today Baseball Scores Across Regions
Yesterday results show Cordele 3 Thomasville 0 and Americus 8 Albany 3 while St Louis 13 Philadelphia 4 and Boston 5 Chicago 1 highlight the day. Today features eight games including Macon at Savannah Jacksonville at Columbus Atlanta at Birmingham and Detroit at Washington.
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Atlanta Golfer Sets Pace in Southern Amateur Qualifying
Cliff Eley, 26, an Atlanta envelope salesman, blasted a course-record 67 to lead the Southern Amateur qualifying in Charlotte. He topped a field including Freddie Haas and Charlie Yates, with several contenders tied at 75 on a waterlogged course. The event showcases a mix of former champions, top amateurs, and rising stars from across the region.
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Louis and Derby Talk Sparked by Rumors and Runners
Sports roundup from Kenosha features Joe Louis conditioning, Case Ace as Derby favorite after War Admiral absence, Dizzy Dean trade chatter, Izzy Klein praise for Buddy’s progress, Col. Matt Winn buying Louis Braddock tickets, Cubs all star chatter about Hartnett and Stainback.
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Ruffing and Hubbel star as Yanks stride ahead
Ruffing pitched his sixth win and second straight shutout as the Yankees blanked the Indians 3-0. Meanwhile Carl Hubbell struggled in the Giants loss, while the Pirates beat New York and Toledo traded moves as Chicago rose atop the NL. The Cubs and Dodgers also gained ground in a day of high runs and late rallies.
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Pebs And The Barons Jinx Over Cracker Still Rolling
The Pebbles extended their three game lead by routing Knoxville 14 to 1 while Birmingham beat Atlanta 10 to 7 for the 14th straight win on the steel town lot. Memphis edged Nashville 5 to 3 and New Orleans defeated Chattanooga 5 to 1.
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Baseball Leaders Named In National and American Leagues
Medwick Milan Medwick leads National League in runs batted in with 51 and hits with 71 while Medwick also shares doubles with Brack and Rodgers at 17. In the American League Gehrig tops batting at .390 and Greenberg drives in 58 with 51 runs. Greenberg and DiMaggio lead in home runs with 15 and 14 respectively.
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Former Ga Tech Grid Star Injured in Dynamite Blast
Florala Ala June 16 Phil Chance tackle of the Georgia Tech football team for three years is in critical condition after a dynamite blast on his farm blew off one hand and damaged an arm and leg. Physicians say his condition is grave. Chance is married.
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Chicago Colored Fans Stand Behind the Brown Bomber
In Chicago on June 16, local Black fans express faith in Joe Louis ahead of his world heavyweight title showdown with Jim Braddock next Tuesday at Comiskey Park. Vendors and workers in the South Side anticipate 17 000 to 20 000 spectators and claim advance sales show strong support. bettors speak of Louis's power despite Schmeling defeat.
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Ponte Vedra to Host 1938 Southern Amateur Golf Tourney
Charlotte news service reports Ponte Vedra Country Club in Jacksonville Fla will host the 1938 Southern Amateur Golf tournament June 14 to 18. Teams and players from the region are expected to compete in this major amateur event.
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Cordele Reds Move Within One Game of League Lead
Cordele’s Reds won 3-0 over Thomasville to reach 30–23 and stay a half game behind the pace setters. Americus beat Albany 8–3 as Albany sinks, while Veale allowed eight hits with four strikeouts for Cordele. Kosarteld suffered the loss in the seventh after seven hits by Cordele.
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Travs Fall To Cards In Eleven-Hit Loss At Albany
In Albany, the Americas Cardinals defeated the Travelers 8 to 3 as Vargo allowed eleven hits and one error while West led the Cards with a homer and key hits. Albany added two in the eighth on a mix of doubles and singles as Jim Tew, Lee Johnson and others contributed scoring plays.
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