Orioles Snap Reds With 4-0 Shutout In Tallied Victory
Thomasville Orioles blank Cordele Reds 4 to 0 to snap a nine game Reds streak. Frank Sansosti pitched six solid innings and hit a home run, while Joe Kracher led with two doubles and a single. The win keeps Thomasville atop the Georgia Florida League as they head to Americus for a four game set.
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Louis One Of Richest Title Challengers In Ring History
Chicago June 17 Prince and Pauper world title bout set for next Tuesday night stirs betting interest. Louis the Brown Bomber, among boxing's wealthiest challengers, has earned over 750000 in three years while Braddock, winner of Max Baer’s title, got only 31244 and has borrowed money. A local official holds 10000 against 5000 on Louis, with few wagers overall and odds favoring Louis at about 9 to 5.
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Prince
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Joe Louis
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Braddock
Max Baer
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Archbold Memorial Hospital plaque marks 1.5 million gift
A bronze plaque at the John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital records a 1.5 million endowment by John F. Archbold in memory of his father 1925. The gift is praised as a public record of generosity to a beloved institution and people. The report also notes local sports and social items including Cordele Reds, Thomasville league play, a Sunday movies bill of exceptions, and social milestones in Cleveland and at Washington and Lee University.
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John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
John F. Archbold
Supreme Court of Georgia
High Court
Merrill Pasco
Washington and Lee University
Thomasville
J. Hansell Merrill
Young Pasco
Yates and Haas Meet in Opening Round of Southern Amateur
Charlotte N C June 17 Up The draw hints a Yates Haas final as match play starts in the scramble tournament for the Southern Amateur Championship. Yates former western amateur and national intercollegiate champ led medal round with 73 73 146 two over par Haas 149. Munger who won last year did not enter. Pairings in second division announced.
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Charley Yates
Freddy Haas
Yates
Hass
Jack Munger
Dallas
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CAPS AND PACKERS SPLIT AS ORIOLES HALT REDS RUSH
Frank Sansosti led Thomasville with a six hit performance and an eighth inning homer to stop Cordelo 4-0, keeping the Orioles atop the Georgia-Florida League. Tallahassee split with Moultrie 1-2 and 4-2 while Albany beat Americas 6-3 to trim the Cards’ lead.
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REDS
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Associated Press
Frank Sansosti
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Cordelo
Tallahassee
Moultrie
Albany
Americas
Sansosti
Bruce
Hargrove
Ekstrom
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Steers
Grant Gillis
Burtner
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Joratz
Cedartown rider enters championship flight with mule
E D Hightower of Cedartown rode his mule Beck into the Cherokee Golf Club Tournament championship flight after a 74 in qualifying. He used the mule for the round with Ed Graves, deserted it for the match, and after tying the opening game, lost on the extra hole as he ended up in the rough.
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E. D. Hightower
Cherokee Golf Club
Ed Graves
Hightower
Chamionship
Graves
Open to be played at Cherry Hills Colorado next year
The 1938 U S G A Open will be held at Cherry Hills Club Englewood Colorado near Denver with dates set to June 2 3 4 or June 9 10 11 depending on the British Open. Players Jim Dudley of Athens Georgia and John Oliver of Valdosta tee off in the field with scores 80 83 168 and 80 81 161 respectively.
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Cherry Hills Club
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Yearsyfel
Jim Dudley
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al Collins
Roanoke
John Oliver
Valdosta
G. 8. McCarthy
Charlotte
Dudley
Oliver
Change Seems to Agree With Wesley Ferrell and Buck Newsom
The article notes Buck Newsom and Wes Ferrell thriving after a trade swap, with Ferrell pitching 12 innings of 2-1 win over the Tigers and Newsom defeating the White Sox 3-2. It highlights improved Senators batting with Wes and Rick Ferrell, Mel Almada, and Ben Chapman aiding the lineup as the Yankees and other teams win or lose in AL play.
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Buck Newsom
Associated Press
Washington
Boston
Wes Ferrell
Senators
Red Sox
Newsom
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Nats
White Sox
Tigers
Wes
Rick
Mel Almada
Ben Chapman
Yankees
New Yorkers
Cleveland Indians
Lefty Comer
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirate
Daily sports scores and a fast Glasgow to London rail service
Yesterday results list multiple city matchups with scores including Moultrie Tallahassee Albany Cordele Thomasville Americus and Columbus Jacksonville plus night games Macon Savannah Augusta and others. A London Midland and Scottish Railway announces a new Glasgow to London fast service of 401 miles in about 6 12 hours averaging 61.8 mph.
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Moultrie
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Cordele
Albany
Americus
London Midland and Scotland Railway
Glasgow
London
Braddock Louis Fight Looms as Chicago Booms Sports
Chicago buzzes over Braddock versus Louis, Cubs and White Sox world series talk, and the American Derby at Washington Park. Odds favor Louis by Tuesday night while bets are light. Freddy Lindstrom eyes a return to baseball, Drift and Dykes tease betting gains, and Clay Bryant stacks 18 scoreless innings. Amateurs chase Chicago Open prizes, three top awards capped at $50, and a French Lick trip lures golfers.
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White Sox
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Lindstrom
Giant
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Dodger
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Drift
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Clay Bryant
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Cincinnati Reds
Joe Dwyer
Southern Association
French Lick Springs
U. S. Golf Association
French Lick
Lionel Levy
Mike Jacobs
Comisky Park
Softball Season Opens Under Stadium Lights
City Softball swings into action tomorrow night with Railway Expressmen facing Times-Enterprise Printers in the first game and Pebble Hill against Georgia Packers in the second. League schedule to be announced. Two other clubs led by EH Garner include Thomasville Ice Company and Chain Stores team.
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Times-Enterprise
Pebble Hill
Georgia Packers
EH. O. Garner
Thomasville Ice Company
Storeseam
Yesterday's Stars: Selkirk Gomez Power Yankees Win
George Selkirk and Lefty Gomez led a Yankees victory over the Indians with a bases loaded double and a four to one win. Gomez struck out nine, allowed six hits in four innings. Mel Ott contributed a two RBI single in the Giants rally to a five four win.
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Associated Press
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Lefty Gomez
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Indians
Mel Ott
Giants
Two Favorites Fall In Glen Arven Tournament
In the Glen Arven Club annual men's championship first round two favorites are eliminated. Defending champion Bill Searcy meets Guyton Mitchell in round two as Mitchell earlier toppled medalist Jim Campbell 3 and 2.
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Bill Searcy
Guyton’ Mitchell
Jim Campbell
Iven Kimberlake
G. A
Jim Kivans
Val Hasbrouck
Par C. Balfour, Jr
Frank Forest
W. O. Rymer
Julian Roddenberg
Guyton Mitchel
Joe Timberlake
E. F. Wahl
Frank Brown
Jimmy Mason
Bill Flowers
Junius Mays
Bill Young
Guyton Mitchell
Cal Hasbrouck
R. C. Balfour, Jr
Aun Evans
Frank Forester
Junius Nays
Albany Trades To Get New Pitcher Catcher
Albany announces a trade of right handed pitcher Eddie Nowak to Shelby for pitcher Jack Crockett and acquires catcher Louis King Kahn from Nebraska State League and Columbus for the Travelers. Crockett to arrive today and Kahn shortly.
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Albany Traws
Eddie Nowak
Albany
Travelers
Bob Finch, Jr
Shelby
N. C
Jack Crockett
Louis
King” Kahn
Columbus (C
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Finch
Crockett
Kahn
Buck Newsom Dominates White Sox in 3-2 Victory
Red Sox pitcher Buck Newsom fanned eight and gave up five hits as Boston defeated the White Sox 3-2. The win improves the Red Sox record while Chicago drops a close one.
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Buck Newsom
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