Sweet Revenge In South Atlantic League Night
Three teams tied series by reversing Tuesday losses while Greenville Spinners beat Savannah Indians. Columbus Cardinals edged Charleston Rebels 5 to 3, Augusta moved up with a 10 to 7 win over Jacksonville Tars. canned sweet potatoes to return to markets.
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Thomasville Tigers Face Valdosta In Two-Game Series
Thomasville Tigers resume full scale activity at Pruncipal Stadium with two home games against the Valdosta Dodgers Friday and Saturday. A five-game northern road tour earlier left the Tigers on a winning note, aiming to climb toward sixth place.
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Cairo Chamber Plans Lighting Upgrade Study
At a June meeting presided by President R A Bell the Cairo chamber directors approved an immediate study of financing options for new white way lights on the citys main streets. A committee led by B W Mauldin with Thurston Brown Curtis Gandy R E Johnson and R B Jones will report at the mayor and council session Monday. One and a half pounds of peanuts yield about one pound of kernels.
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Meigs Seniors Back From Florida Trip
Meigs Georgia June 19 Meigs High School senior class plus chaperones Mrs John Thomas and Mr Thomas return from a week long tour to St Augustine and Jacksonville Florida The trip offered education and sightseeing with historic sights and antique surroundings noted by the group and listed are the graduates Vivian Norton Sammy Howell Claire Wilkes Anne Murdoch Sara Robinson Mildred Timmons Donahue Barfield Alice Creech Joyce Wilder Dessie Owens Lenwood Owens Charles Ready Charles Williams Verna Segler Jackie Singletary and Mary Scott.
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Blackwell Tops NL With No-Hitter Push Toward 20 Wins
Ewell Blackwell remains the NL's No 1 pitcher after a no hitter against the Braves, his third shutout this season. Giants move atop the standings as Pittsburgh loses 12-5, Cardinals win to stay near .500, Brooklyn tops Chicago 5-3, Red Sox outlast Browns in 15 innings, rain cancels several games while Cleveland bats win 9-3 over Washington.
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The Clean-Up Chapter 27 Preview of a death and a plot twist
Rush faces a suspected cyanide murder in his hotel room as Duffy dies and the police arrest him. Abney visits in prison, warning of a frame and pressing Rush to uncover who is killing in town while plotting his own escape.
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Tigers Defeat Despite Errors. Yohn Wins in 2 01
In a late edition update, Tigers beat the opposing team with Yohn earning the win over Vitter. The game featured missed opportunities on base paths for Thomasville and Cor dele, and multiple walks by Yohn and Snyder. Umpires LaCount and Anderson called a 2 hour 1 minute contest with Yohn credited for the victory.
Baltimore Colts Sign Emile Fritz From Maryland
The Baltimore Colts announced the signing of Emile Fritz a guard from the University of Maryland. The move adds depth to the Colts' line as they bolster their roster ahead of the upcoming season.
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