Thomasville Orioles Strengthen Lead with 2-1 Win Over Cards
The Thomasville Orioles push their Georgia Florida League lead to two games after a 2-1 win over the Cardinals in Americus. A rainout shifted a twin bill to today at Americas Park, with Joe Kosar and Frank Sansosti slated to start. The club heads home next week to host the revamped Albany Travelers in a three game series.
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ISERT TWIRLS ORIOLES TO 2-1 WIN OVER CARDS
Thomasville's Orioles beat the Americus Cards 2 to 1 in five innings before a rain halt halted play. Jimmie Guinn hit a solo homer for Americus. Hud son was roughed up by the Orioles who had five hits. Baglivi and Al Annunziato each collected two hits for the Orioles. The game was resumed later as part of a doubleheader.
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Don Budge Defeats Bunny Austin in British Meet
London June 19 Pi Don Budge top US tennis star crushed Henry Wilfred Bunny Austin British Davis Cup ace 6 1 6 2 in the final round of the Queens Club tournament Budge retains the title and widens his lead as favorite for Wimbledon starting Monday
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Ramblin Over the Sports Field Highlights Local Games
RAMBLIN notes Thomasville Orioles and Moultrie Packers clash boosting Thomasville two games ahead of the Cord Reds in the flag chase. Randolph Hearst visits the state air tour in a Ryan plane. Doc Harper pilots a new car as softball opens city league. Umpire Bob Vickers faces heat after a game. Parks and Floyd praised for officiating. Braddock Louis fracas stirs little interest with Louis favored to win.
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Box Score Summary From City League Game
Letehas and Guinn drove in runs for the winning team. Corbett collected two base hits. Thom asville left six on base and Americus three. Hudson issued three walks while Isert and Hudson D. fanned two each. Umpires were Floyd and Parks. Game lasted 1 hour 18 minutes.
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Major League Batting Leaders Noted Across Leagues
The report shows JOR LEAGUE LEADER 3 SE with American League leaders including Gehrig of the Yankees batting .394 and Bell of the Browns at .367. Greenberg of the Tigers leads runs with 51 and Arverill of the Indians at 73. Bonura of the White Sox tops RBIs with 61 and Greenberg also paces with 59 hits. Walker of the Tigers has 80 hits, while Bell of the Browns trails with ?
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Louis Braddock bout sparks prominent boxing bandwagon
Chicago reporters note a shift toward predicting Joe Louis will dethrone Jim Braddock next Thursday. Favors include Louis under wraps in training and strong betting odds. Braddock remains risky but backed by loyal fans. Talks of a London clash with Tommy Farr emerge as Louis lineage strengthens.
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Stand Today's Georgia League Showdowns
Albany plays Tallahassee Cordele visits Moultrie Thomasville faces Americus. Yesterday scores include Memphis 6 Knoxville 0 Atlanta 2 New Orleans 3 Little Rock 3 Nashville 11 Chattanooga 4 Birmingham 3 New York 8 Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 8 Boston 2 St Louis 5.
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Batting Lead Tied As Lazor And Grayston Top Averages
In Georgia-Florida League action Hank Watson of Albany slipped to .348 after a week of weak batting. Lazor of Moultrie and Grayston of Americus surged to a .354 average, tying for the league lead. Cy Morgan and Dan Amaral sit tied for third at .349.
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Local Sports Rivalries and Key County Notices
Thomasville and Cordele standings amid scattered results and bets. Orioles lead two to one after a rainswept game while Cordele loses to the Moultrie Steers. a potential makeup game looms. Sheriff Hicks in Macon threats spark talk of jail for Nance and Lewis. Glen Arven hints at a strong Fourth of July tournament with many entrants. Thomas County board praised in social security matters. personnel criticism remains common.
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Cards And Red Sox Now In Win Streaks With Good Pitching
SID FEDER notes a pitching resurgence boosting both the St Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox. Lon Warneke and Bob Weiland help the Cardinals surge to 11 wins in 13 starts, placing them a game behind a faltering second place.
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Softball season opens with two city games at stadium
The Times Enterprise reports a 3 3 tie between Printers and Expressmen in the opening city league game at the stadium. Pebble Hill beat Georgia Packers 11 to 7 in the second game. An on field incident injured Walter Moreland, who was struck by Fred Clements and hospitalized.
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Orioles Enjoy Two Game Lead With 4-3 Win Over Cordele Reds
Thomasville boosted its Georgia Florida League lead to two games after a 2-1 win over Americus, while Moultrie edged Cordele 4-3 in a game featuring the league’s first triple play. Tallahassee blanked Albany 4-0 as rain halted a Thomasville-Americus doubleheader in the sixth inning.
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Border patrol reports 800000 Mexican aliens crossing border
Officials say 800000 Mexican aliens crossed during a low mood back to Mexico movement. The United States exported 12253000 pounds of explosives in 1936, a 25 percent rise from the prior year.
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Unaware Moreland Fatally Struck In Unexpected Attack
Moreland was unaware of an impending attack and was unprepared for the blow that felled him, leaving investigators to piece together the sequence leading to the fatal incident.
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