Ex Dodgers In Brooklyn Farm System Highlight Former Players
The Brooklyn farm system lists ex Thomasville players across multiple leagues. Jim Koranda stars in Ft Worth hitting .306. Mickey Pillow and Dick Tracewski shine in Ashville. Bob Yoder and Paul Cozart excel in Cedar Rapids. Great Falls features Hal Holderfield, George Wasconis, Bob Koczwara, and Ron Wells with strong stats and pitching records. Clyde Gisclair hits .333 for Union City.
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Thomasville
Brooklyn
Jim Koranda
Dodgers
Koranda
Ft. Worth
Texas
Ashville
N. C
Mickey Pillow
Dick Tracewski
Pillow
North Carolina
Tracewski
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bob Yoder
Paul Cozart
Yoder
Cozart
Great Falls
Mont
Hal Holderfield
George Wasconis
Bob Koczwara
Ron Wells
Holderfield
Wasconis
Koczwara
Wells
Miami
Clyde Gisclair
Gisdlair
Union City
Tenn
Georgia scoreboard reports latest baseball results
Yesterday results include Albany 6 Thomasville 2 Moultrie 9 Tifton 3 Valdosta 4 Waycross 1 Gordele at Brunswick postponed by rain. Today Moultrie at Thomasville Albany at Brunswick Valdosta at Tifton Cordele at Waycross. In the majors New York 7-5 Chicago 1-2 Boston 11 Cleveland 11. Memphis 4-1 Chattanooga 2-19 with second game suspended at 6th due to curfew.
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Albany
Thomasville
Moultrie
Tifton
Valdosta
Waycross
Gordele
Brunswick
Cordele
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Memphis
Chattanooga
Southern Association
L Pet
Birmingham Oanesareeveres
Memphis Lo
New Orleans Apectreereee
Chattanooga Fe Reeedeseeres
Atlanta Peprertest
Nashville
Mobile Aresnedenseuneens
Unknown Jack Fleck Wins Open Crown Over Hogan
Unknown 32 year old Jack Fleck of Davenport Iowa defeated Ben Hogan in a 1 under par 69 to win the National Open at Olympic Country Club. Hogan shot 72 as Fleck became the first new Open winner in five years and earned 6000 dollars plus other prizes while signaling a possible end of the Hogan era.
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San Francisco
Ben Hogan
Towan
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Iowa
Hopan
Olympic Country Club
Lake
Fleck
Hogan
Sam Parks
Softball League Extends Season Amid Davis Meter Lead
Members of the YMCA Men's Softball League voted to extend the season into July. Davis Meter leads with a 10 11 record and a two game edge over second place Independent Life. Schedule lists games for tonight Tuesday Thursday and Friday.
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YMCA
Davis Meter
Davis’ Meter
Independent Life
Sunnyland
Lions and
Flowers
Loren’s
Coats Clark
Cox Pulpwood
Flowers and
Lions
Tifton Nine Defeats Local Legion in 11-5 Ballgame
Tifton nine defeated Thomasville Post 31 Ameri can Legion juniors 11 to 5 at Tifton. Thomasville led 2-0 early but a costly defensive showing and six goes to first inning errors aided Tifton’s four-run second. Eddie Albinetti led Thomasville with a double and a single in four at bats as Powers pitched for Tifton and Roddenberg took the loss for Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Post
American Legion
Tifton
Leary
Lealty
Powers
Balla
R H Grimsley
Woden el Cee
Edie Courtney
Hatcher
Roddenberg
Smith
Albonetti
Reerers Pecsenenee Strobo
Hines
Precesenes Mobley
Johnson Ec
Thornhill
Gay
Jacksonville Club To Host Sally All-Stars
The Savannah Athletics moved into the South Atlantic League first division with a 4-3 win over Montgomery and climbed to fourth as others slipped. Jacksonville beat Columbus 4-1 to boost the Braves while Columbia ensured the all-star game would be in Jacksonville on July 8 with Augusta’s 5-3 defeat of the Reds.
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Brooklyn
Deareerene Rseseteeee
Weeeeneet Rensesaeme Eee
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Columbia Cons Neewesmeeresee
St. Louis Benencernaaneusessee
Augusta Stores
Savannah
Pittsburgh Montgomery
Macon
Montgomery
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Columbus
Augusta
Columbia
Charlotte
Alabama-Florida
Clevelandeeveermannemesseneee
Walton Beach
Detroit
Ween Eeseasaees
Es Iama City
Boston
Weer
Eseweweberenpens
Crestview
Kansas City
Dothan Wee Terdeenterneeeneseees
Donalsonville
Washington
Graceville
Newcacercescence
Baltimore Wanrere
Savannah Athletics
A's
Rebels
Peaches
Reds
Ken Wild
John Grice
Wild
Bill Freese
Grice
Ralph Holmer
George Fufaro
Ted Wieand
Braves
Chico Oquendo
Heme
Bob Malkmus
Bobby Hyatt
Oquendo
Vibert Clarke
Joe Hinchman
Clarke
Juan Visteur
Yankees Take Lead Over White Sox in Tight AL Fight
The Yankees won 7-1 and 8-2 against Chicago as Elston Howard, Bill Skowron, and Mickey Mantle homered. Ed Lopat pitched the opener for his fourth victory while Gil McDougall and Mantle propelled the late rally in the nightcap. The Dodgers widened their NL lead to 11 games with a split of St Louis. Cubs and Phillies also split. Milwaukee beat New York 8-7. Pirates and Reds split a pair.
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Dua
Swice
Casey Stengal
Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Sox
Herb
Mel Parnell
Tom Hurd
Yanks
White Sox
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Gil McDouglad
Mickey Mantle
Ed Lopat
Jack Harshman
McDougiad
Hank Bauer
Sandy Consuegra
Mantle
Johnny Kucis
Jim Konstanty
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Ron Negray
Jack Meyer
Cubs
Milwaukee
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pirates
Redlegs
Joe Nuxhall
Tire mounting and pricing offer with easy terms
A brief notice advertises proportional sizing and quick mounting services with easy terms plus tax and an ecappable tire option. The fragment hints at efficient service and pricing details in a local commerce setting.
Douglas Notches Another Victory In Georgia League Action
The Douglas Redlegs won 10-8 over Sandersville to cut the league lead to four games. Lee Salmonson shut down Sandersville after a late rally, while Irv Sharp, Rafael Alomar, and Rocky Cambareri homered in the contest.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Victory Express
Statesboro
Sandersville
Redlegs
Dublin
Vidalia
Hazlehurst
Lee Salmonson
Giants
Irv Sharp
Rafael Alomar
Rocky Cambareri
Bob White Wins Waycross Okefenokee Invitation Title
Bob White of Savannah finally won the Okefenokee Invitation golf tournament in Waycross after five years. He posted rounds of 66 75 68 72 to finish with a 281 total.
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Waycross
Bob White
Savannah
Okefenokee
Valdosta Tigers topple Bears for fifth win in league play
Valdosta defeated Waycross 4-1 as Reed Chadwick delivered a bases loaded double to spark the margin in the fourth inning. Ed Strichek pitched a seven hitter while Stan Wasiak’s Tigers moved into a fourth place tie with Thomasville and carried a five game winning streak. Albany and Moultrie also posted wins while Tifton and Brunswick suffered rainouts.
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Associated Press
Stan Wasiak
Valdosta Tigers
Thomasville
Ed Strichek
Bengals
Waycross
Wasink
Detroit
Reed Chadwick
Valdosta
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton Blue Sox
Brunswick
Cordele
Tifton
Redlegs
Jim
Olson Underdog In Title Fight
Bobo Olson, a 9-5 underdog, challenges Archie Moore for the world light heavyweight title at New York's Polo Grounds. Olson, a 168-pounder who must make 160, is set to weigh about 170 while Moore trims to 176. The bout is to be carried by ABC radio and TV.
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Associated Press
Bobo Olson
Ring
Archie Moore
New York
Polo Grounds
San Francisco
Archie
Gypsy
Moore
Las Vegas
Nino Valdes
Olson
Lmit
ABC Radio and TV
Rocky Marciano
Dodgers Drop Weekend Set and Share Fourth Spot
Thomasville's Dodgers lost 6-4 and 6-2 to Albany over the weekend, falling into a tie for fourth with Valdosta as Waycross and Brunswick lead the division. They host Moultrie tonight in a two game series at Municipal Stadium with lefty Harvey Mills likely on the hill.
Middleton Loses 2nd Round Match in Pensacola Invitational
David Middleton of Thomasville was defeated by Nalon Lyons of Mobile in a first flight match at the Pensacola Invitational. Middleton had qualified for the championship flight but lost his opening match, dropping to the first flight where he exited in the second round.
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Pensacola
David Middleton
Thomasville
Nalon Lyons
Mobile
Ala
Middleton
Box score notes from Pender vs Thomasville baseball game
The box score shows Thomasville with a 3 run 7th and final line as 3 1 0 0 0 0 0. Pender collected 2 runs in the 9th and had 6 walks. Davis, Hughes, Rickard, Bone, Norris, and Pender contributed RBIs with multiple players securing 2B and SAC. Joyner and Rikard led the plate with several appearances and Pender pitched 6 strikeouts. game time 1:59.
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Pender
Thomasville
Davis
Hughes
Rickard
Bone
RBI
Warczewski
Rikard
Norris
Deal
Sac—Joyner
Smith
Thompson
Steen
McMullin
Loft—Albany
Bb—Joyner
So—Joyner
Norma
A—Nestasia
Donatelli
Albany
El.po
Saensuscrenseese
Williams
Dunn
Wwe
Leesan
Neeens
Joyner
Padi
Sbnyaoresye
Abe
ABE High & Steen
Weguegeweuseen
Payee Foun
Salerno
Sera Deal
Eroreaen We
Eneeedee Arellanes
Seetonn Hughes
Spler
Scseeeee
Ba-Mills
Perscaccn
Peas Genenes
Thomasville and Albany Baseball Scribbles
An OCR read shows a low scoring baseball matchup with Wells striking out in the seventh for Thomasville as Albany posts a sizeable 11 to 8 edge. Pitchers Schieffer and Wells log multiple innings with hits by Rikard Thompson Norris and Williams.
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Wells
Thomasville
Albany
H—Steen
McMullin
Hughes
Smitt
Dunn
Karczewski
Rikard
Thompson
RBI
Norris
Davis
Williams
Salerno
Sag Schieffer
Thomasvile
Bb—Schieffer
So—Schieffer
Ho—Wella
Willams
Coleman
U—Donatelli
Neastasia
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George Freese
Pittsburg Pirates
Hollywood
Freese
Bucs
Gene Freese
George
Gene
Rece
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Tony Sarmiento
Blue Sox
Tony
Brunswick Pirates
Bob Duzyk
Frank Oceak
Duzyk
Jack Wilson
Freddie Sisolak
America
Olympic Club
John Battini
Georgia
Independent Life Lions Club
Loren's Cox
Pulpwood
Coats-Clark
Sunnyland Flowers
Hinchman
Dale Matthewson
Ernie Funk
Dick Thompson
Larry Osborne
Keith Schmidt
Sally All-Stars
The
Yankees
Chisox
New York Yankees
Tee
Tire Sale
Goodyear Service
Broad
Bears
Tifton Oon
Moulitle
Hanna
Coffey
Hames
Brazol
Husich
Bottin
Petteere
White
Herb Smith
Orlando
Fla
Carroll McNeill
Bobby Dunn
Camilla
Pete Coleman
Allstate
Sears
Aos
U. S
Canada
William E. Cox
Fontaine Drive
Allstate ‘Esuvua Company
Ilinois Corporation
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Enets
Skotle
Municipal Stadium
Pete Reiser
Harvey Mills
Reiser
Bob Sedlak
Will Pender
Sedlak
Mills
Bubba Joyner
Pender Thomasville
Frank Scannelli
Scannelli
Virkstls
John Scheffer
Thomeauville
Jim Norris
Dodger
Bill Deal
Thomasville Abrh
POA
Soresvesterne & Steen
Wacgonnetad
Coenen
Arellanes
Srnseeee
Ssesecesssesne
A-Spler
Cess Arasaerse
Virkatis D
Ee Smith
Agen
Ironavenes & Karczewski
Cesses & Bone
Ose Ar
Thompson, Gene & Schieffer
Aweeateone
Wilson Brothers
N. Broad St
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