Travs Rally Past Orioles 5 4 To Extend Lead
Albany Cardinals and Americus squads feature early scoring as Joe Sigmon almost nets a no hit game. Layne leads Albany with two triples and a single, while Sigmon drives in two for the Cards. Moultrie rallies past Tallahassee, 4 3, in a separate update.
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Grandstand Ball Hit Injures Spectator During Albany Trip
A ball thrown from right field struck Mrs. Junius Mays in the grandstand during a Thomasville game with Albany. Investigations were requested by club officers to establish the facts amid calls for league action. The incident drew strong reactions from fans and officials, with attention to player responsibility and safety measures.
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Odds on Joe Louis Move in New York Markets
New York June 16 professional gamblers raise bets on Joe Louis from 8 to 5 to 11 to 5 that Louis will retain his title and defeat his opponent. betting activity shows growing confidence in a Louis victory.
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Joe Louis
Vander Meer Gets Babe Ruth Praise After No Hit No Run
Johnny Vander Meer, in Midland Park New Jersey, hails praise from Babe Ruth after his 6 0 Reds no hitter against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Ruth called him nice going kid as Vander Meer celebrated consecutive no hit games and a 6 0 victory.
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Berg and Hill Win in High Altitude Open
In Colorado Springs Broadmoor ninth annual women's western open golf tournament, Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City advance to quarter finals as younger players lead. Mrs Hill remains elder standout and prepared to face top contenders in the afternoon round.
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Heavyweight Championship Bout Set for Next Wednesday at Yankee Stadium
The heavyweight title clash stars the champion in a 15 round fight against Max Schmeling scheduled for next Wednesday night at Yankee Stadium. High anticipation surrounds the bout as promoters linger on potential rematches and gate receipts.
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Travelers edge Thomasville to extend Georgia-Morida lead
Albany's Travelers beat the Orioles 5-4 as Carl Wilshere earned his eighth win of the season with six hits allowed. Bob Joratz doubled home the winning run in the seventh after a tight duel that saw two late errors. The two teams meet again tonight at 8 30.
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Gul dahl Mangrum Pace In Western Open Lead
In St Louis on June 16 Ralph Guldahl and Ray Mangrum led the Western Open after 36 holes tied atop the leaderboard. Mangrum fired a second straight 72 to reach 144, Guldahl posted 71 then 73 as Sam Snead Paul Runyan and others chased one stroke back in the 38th annual event.
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Barons Keep Fourth Place Fight Alive In Southern Loop
Birmingham’s Barons beat Memphis 5 4 to hold undisputed fourth as Chattanooga loses another one run decision sending it to fifth. Lookouts fall to Nashville while Little Rock edge New Orleans 3 2 to remain first and last respectively in the Southern Association.
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Billy Eager Leads Dixie Amateurs In Southern Championship
Valdosta engineer Billy Eager, 22, emerged as a dark horse after winning medalist in the 36-hole qualifying of the 36th Southern Championship at Ponte Vedra Beach. He faces Wright Adams in the first 18-hole elimination with others including Morton Bright, Paul Leslie, and Tommy Aycock Jr in today’s schedule as 32 players enter sudden death.
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Tuscaloosa
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Atlanta
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Savannah
Redbirds Lead Sally League Pace With 15 5 Victory
Columbus Red Birds powered by 16 hits and Walter Ammon nine inning pitching beat Columbia Reds 15 to 5 as Prout and Schuerbaum each collected five hits. Savannah Indians swept Spartanburg 9 for 3 and Augusta beat Jacksonville 6 to 4. Macon Peaches won 6 to 1 over Greenville Spinners.
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Baer Watches Louis Schmeling Bets In New York Roundup
Max Baer heads east after a Hollywood film to catch Louis Schmeling while betting markets on their bout run. Johnny Revolta Ralph Guldahl and Denny Shute settle in Florida homes. Speculator stories spark talk of a Tunney greeting and a potential Gargantua bout.
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Budge and Moody Favored to Win Wimbledon Titles
London reports J Donald Budge the Californian leads a strong U S tennis brigade into Wimbledon. Budge is favored at 1 to 5 as Monnav Maen. Helen Wills Moody heads the women seedings at 5 to 2 with Alice Marble at 3 to 1.
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Box Score Report From Albany Versus Thomasville
The box score shows RBIs for Lucas Keane Dernback H Lee and Kracher. Joratz Geary have two base hits while Murphy and Morgan hit three base hits. Albany 5 runs and Omasville 4 in earned runs with Morgan sacrifice and Riley Kracher stolen bases.
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Baseball scores and future matchups across cities
Yesterday results with Americus beating Cordele 8 1 Moultrie 4 Tallahassee 3 Albany 6 Thomasville 4 Today Albany at Thomasville Cordele at Americus Tallahassee at Moultrie From Birmingham to New Orleans scores show Memphis Nashville St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago. Cincinnati routs Brooklyn while St Louis hosts Philadelphia Columbus Columbus Jacksonville Savannah Spartanburg Macon Greenville games listed. Details include Guinn Layne Sigmon two base hits Lane Carter. left on base Cordele Americus ne r ic us and se on balls referenced.
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Albany Player Hits Spectator With Ball Hearing Called Today
Outfielder Pat Riley of the Albany Travelers faces a hearing before Georgia Florida League president A D Walker at two this afternoon at city hall. He threw a foul ball into the grandstand striking spectator Mrs Junius Mays of Thomasville, drawing protests and possible disciplinary action under Rule 21. The incident delayed the game. Riley apologized amid boos, while umpire Bob Austin noted uncertainty over intent.
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Johnny Vander Meer Fires Two No Hit Games In Four Days
Johnny Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds pitched his second consecutive no hitter, beating the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 0 after a 6 0 win over the Boston Bees. He joined a select group by throwing two no hittters in one season and six two hit games in his career.
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