Waycross Beats Thom asville In Tight Baseball Tilt
Waycross edges Thom asville 12 runs to 5 in a game featuring multiple two base hits by Anderson Bremer and Phillips. Bremer swipes a bag, Galey miscues noted, and pitchers Frew Pellot Yohn Galey labor through nine innings.
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Olympic Committee Drift on 1952 Bid Reported
Fragmentary AP copy notes the International Olympic Committee trustees meeting in June where Holm and six others were discussed as potential bidders for the 1952 games. Details on the plan and timing were to be worked out at the gathering.
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Apiary Sourcing Delivered Directly to Valdosta Georgia
A shipment arrives by plane from the largest apiary in Georgia, delivered directly to Valdosta. The arrival highlights the growing bee industry in the region and supports local beekeeping operations.
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Valdosta
Suggs Opens Defense In Western Golf Championship
Louise Suggs from Lithia Springs begins her bid to defend the women's western golf title at the Capital City Country Club course in Des Moines. The field exceeds 100 with Patty Berg, a Minneapolis redhead, among the contenders as Suggs seeks a repeat of last year’s 2 up victory. Babe Zaharias does not compete due to her British amateur appearance.
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Tigers Improve Batting, Narrow Lead in League Parade
The Tigers sit second in the league batting with .284, four points behind Americus. In the fielding standings the Thomasviliers show a .939 mark, four points from the top.
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