Baseball Standings From Moultrie and Albany Games
Fragmentary baseball standings show Moultrie and Albany games with partial inning scores and player mentions Ceccarelli and others. Listed lines include misread scores like 100 000 0490 and 000 100 002, with 10x-17 indicating an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Albany
Garner
Asmer
Dotson
Thenley
Bender and Smith
Wallahasse
Valdosta Sutter
Ceccarelli
Bainbridge
Blakely
Jackson and
Dove
J. Clifton and
Baker
Piville
Calhoun Co
Blanton
Glover
Wissman and
Kirksey
Colquitt
Cuthbert
Gibson
Weaver
Stanford
Spars
Satterfield
Pet EK
Donalsonville
Calhoun County
Eee
Attendance Decline Hits Georgia Florida League Clubs
Figures from League president W. T. Anderson show a sharp drop in attendance after 20 home games across eight clubs. Total turnout 185,621 vs 204,946 and 239,489 in 1948 and 1947. Albany Americus Cordele rise about 4,000 each. Thomasville down 2,600. Moultrie nearly 8,000 below last year.
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W. T. Anderson
Albany
Americus
Cordele
Thomasville
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Waycross
Tommy Barnes Wins Southern A S N Title In Eventful Week
Asheville report notes Tommy Barnes aged 88 from Atlanta who works for an oil company enjoyed an eventful week and secured the Southern Association title amid a busy period in June.
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Southern Ass’n
Asheville
N. G
Tommy Barnes
Atlantian
Tigers' Errorless Play At Home Snaps Losing Streak
Hidich restricted the Waycross Bears to none and the Tigers won 2 0 to halt a six game skid. Didier pitched seven frames of no hit ball through the seventh, Bremer doubled to break the no hit bid, and Restaino, Johnson, and Frazier contributed key hits as Thomasville earned a shutout victory at home.
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Mel Didier
Tigers
Eml McGrothame
Hidich
Waycross Bears
Thamasville
Rose City
Valdosta
Sturday
Bremer
Walt’ Bremer
Pete Gould
Katkuveck
Didier
Wavcross
Marshall
Bears
Hig
Dodgers
Alexson
Gill
Dean
Moore
Jones
Gene Depperscehmidt
George Moeller
Thomasville
Bob Garracht
Myron Hoffman
Leo Johnson Lea
Merberb
Stamps
Johnson
Hank Navarro
Restaino
Frazier
Lowell
Navarro
Eaton
MacNer
Lyons
Austin
Smith
Abadin
Darwin
Ovoine
Sowell
Hillips
Hwaion
Restaine
Savaarrey
Leraaie Ny
Sales
Whycross
Tihonville
Army of Youngsters Fire Away in National Collegiate Tennis Meet
In Austin Texas the opening rounds of the NCAA tennis tournament drew a large youth contingent. Sixteen players from thirty three colleges began play on about a dozen courts as the field narrowed to 64 with only two top seeds advancing in the first 12 matches. Victor Seixas Jr of North Carolina, twice an NCAA runner up and seeded No 1 this year, appeared in the second round during the event noting the competition.
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Austin
Texas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Findss Victor Seixas Jr
North Carolina
NCAS
Valdosta and Thomasville Baseball Box Score Summary
Box shows Valdosta 8 Thomasville 1 with pitching lines for Garrecht Hoffman Moore Andres Willis Cater and Waabe. Garrecht allowed six runs in 1 1 3 innings, Moore ten runs in 4 innings, Hoffman six in 3 2 3 innings, and Willis one run in 1 inning. Cater allowed two runs in 2 3 innings. U Orrtum and Austin noted as losers and restaina listed.
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Valdosta
Thomasville
Garrecht
Hoffman
Moore
Andres
Willis
Waabe
Cater
Hoff
Bord
Ino
Tnninges
Ros
Cater Tooin
Ioréchek
Sat
Joges
Dleeoperschmidt
Moeller
Cirote
Gill
Lean
Jenkins
Cate
Navarro
Phillips
Restaino
Gowel
Johnson
Herbert
Ploffiman
Sth
Valdosta Dare
Vonhiq
Thomisville
Rei—dean
Depperschmidt Oy Moeller
Nevarro
Mouller
Bi—Depperschmidt
Grote
Korchele Worenek
Dean
Alexson
Kazier
Isaton
Merhert Tar Mrasier
Motor City Open ends with shared title for Middlecoff and Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum split the Motor City Open after a 273 regulation total and a sudden death playoff. Each earned 2250 to share the championship along with a portion of the 2600 first prize and 1900 second prize. Middlecoff rises to No. 1 money earner with 14249.57 on the year. Sammy Snead slips to No. 2 with 13860.83.
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Cary Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Motor City
Detroit
Cary Middecott
Lievel Mangrum
PGA
Sammy Snead
Bainbridge Edges Blakely 5-4 in Junior Legion Tilt
Bainbridge Post 31 defeated Camilla Juniors 14-5 earlier. later Bainbridge beat Blakely 5-4 with Joe Kennedy and Jack Jackson keying the comeback. Kennedy scored twice and doubled in the deciding run as Jackson retired Blakely’s hitters.
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Junior Legion
Camilla Wine
Thomasville
American Legion
Camilla Legion
Rose City
Keyton
Cannon
Wilkes
Bruce
Hatcher
Cecil Hasty
Victor Pate
Camilla
Post
Quitman
VA Dam
Bitsy Grant Keeps Southern Crown In Easy Fashion
In Nashville Bryan Bitsy Grant, aged 38, wins the Southern tennis championship for the 10th time in 22 years. He defeats Arnold Sally of Los Angeles in the singles final 4-6 6-2 6-4 6-3, then Sally and Robert Perez beat Grant and Jack Teagle for the doubles title 6-4 6-2. Women's winner Nancy Morrison of West Palm Beach defeats Martan Barnett 6-3 6-1, and Morrison with Jean Clarke beat Barnett and Lucy Masterson 6-3 6-4.
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Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta
Bryan
Bitsy
Grant
Arnold Sally
Los Angeles
Sauls
Saul
Robert ‘Perez
Jack Teagle
Nancy Morrison
West Palm Beach
Fla
Youngest pro joins ranks of women golf stars
Oklahoma City June 20 AP Marilynn Smith 20 year old University of Kansas sophomore becomes the youngest professional in American women’s golf to enter the Western Open field. She said she will sign with A G Spalding Bros and contract July 1.
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Marilynn Smith
Oklahoma
City
University of Kansas
Tris
A. G Spalding Bros
Links
Also Mentioned on This Page
Satie Ik - Mit
York
Griffin
Rudy York
Griffin, Ga
Griffin Tigers
Will
Hartford Green
Georgia
Florida
Alban
Wayerons
Hal America
Cordelerpemee
Moultriers
Americus Suey
Wingo
Xay
Comolli
Steffensen
Roberts, Chiley and
Rentz
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Boston
Philadelph
Cincinnatework
Pittsburgh Oe AN
Chicago Senesereessens
New York
de Teatroit
Cleveland
Chicarzo Wasehinet
St. Louis
Columbus
Savannah A
Acon
Greenville
Jacksonville
Charleston Agusta
Columbia
Southern Assoctation
Birmingham
Tlanta Senses
Little Rock
Orleans
Chattanooga Cave
Emphis Seneneagen
Domie
Los
Paul Jay
Mickey Katkaveck
Joop
Jay
Pigers
Hal Shiles
Redbirds
Bob Shawkey
New York Yankee
Pittsburgh
Shawkey
Tiger
Ralph di Lullo
Fchsio
Wilson Brothers
Philips Vast
Paton
Tod Derbert
Bales
Pus Giing
Knabe O
Hele Ela Dualay
Fortack Garvecht
Hug Yuu
Collins
Sa Quo
Pope’s
Benge
Moundsman
Nohut
Bruins
Bill Lowell
Katkaveck
Akcentat
Willis Frazier
Ian Short
Teddy Dean
Garracht
Nagpole
Restaitio
Restaina
WE Totti
Winter—Moore
Loser Garrecht
Ortom
R. Jerger
Joe Kennedy
Jack Jackson
al Hech
Flint River League
Kennedy
Jackson
Ayers
Ed Wissman
Cuth
Flakely
Charleston Jones
Grace Lenczyk
Bitsy Grant
U Pebureh
J. Russel
Gainer Public Accountant
E. Jackson St
America
Hudson
Pesantis- “Motor ‘Company
Thomasville, Ga
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