Orioles Rally to Beat Cardinals 7-6 as O'Donnell Debuts
Thomasville Orioles, now under new manager Harry O'Donnell arriving from Baltimore, rally in the ninth inning to defeat Americus Cardinals 7-6 in the first half finale. Cox and McKenzie sparked the late offense, while Jed Daughtry held the Cards in check before the winning run crossed.
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O'Donnell Takes Thomasville Orioles Post In Local Scene
Harry O'Donnell arrived to manage the Thomasville Orioles succeeding Bob Vines. He discussed local players, praised Charlie Letch and Woody Coombs, noted plans to pitch Chris Pickering regularly, and predicted a brighter second half with the team.
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Johnny Revolta Leads Open Golf Meet at Medinah
Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee shot 69 at Medinah number three to take the lead in the Medinah county club Open tournament. Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles and Nk Wallis of Chicago trailed in second, with the final 36 holes to decide the winner after the two rounds.
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Kearns Still Leading Hurler in Loop as Birds Hold Margin
Albany, June 22. Country Kearns, Americus southpaw, posts ten victories and one defeat to lead the Georgia-Florida League in mound performance. Krim Bess of Albany trails with twelve wins and two losses as Thomasville tops team batting and Americus leads in fielding. Albany's Travelers are second in both. Leading batsmen include Narrow of Albany and Jones of Moultrie with high averages, and many Americus players near the top with solid hit totals.
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Braddock pays off note to relief administration
Newark New Jersey June 22 champion James J Braddock and the New Jersey emergency relief administration were officially quits today The administration announced that its former client who defeated Max Baer for the world heavyweight title paid off a note for 367 24 for relief received two weeks before July 1 when it was due Braddock the administration said appeared to pay off his relief debt when he received an advance to train for the Boer fight The administration suggesting that payment might handicap Braddock offered to accept the fighter's wife This was done The Hudson county executive reported payment of the note to his superiors and added in his letter Incidentally Mr Braddock just recently became the champion heavy weight of the world.
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Georgia Florida League Scores and Upcoming Games
Georgia Florida League results list Albany over Moultrie 13 to 10 and others including Thomasville 7 Americus 6 Tallahassee 8 Panama City 7. Upcoming games include Tallahassee at Albany Panama City at Thomasville Americus at Moultrie.
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Albany Travelers Take First Half in Georgia-Florida League
Albany Georgia June 22 The Albany Travelers pulled clear of Tallahassee by four games as they beat Moultrie 13 to 10 securing the first-half pennant in the Georgia-Florida League With two games left for Albany and Tallahassee looming the Panama City Pilots were eliminated from pennant contention by an 8 to 7 defeat.
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Travs Clinch Pennant With Win Over Steers
Albany Travelers clinched the first half pennant in the Georgia Florida Loop with a 13 to 10 win over the Moultrie Steers in Albany. Ammon and Crisler won pitchers’ duel. Speck Knox homered for Moultrie. Picket led Albany with two singles and two doubles.
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Yale Varsity Crew Defeats Crimson in 73rd Regatta
Yale's varsity boat defeated Harvard by a large margin on the Thames at New London Conn in the 73rd annual race. Yale jumped to the lead early and extended it to win by clear lengths on a four mile upstream course. Unofficial times listed Yale 20 19 and Harvard 21 04.
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Being a Father Helps Work of Schoolboy Rowe in Tigers Rise
Detroit pitcher Lynwood Rowe Jr. strengthens the Tigers as they chase the pennant, following a strong outing against the Red Sox and a shutout of the Yankees. The Tigers move to within a game and a half of the White Sox and Indians, amid a day of mixed results across the league.
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Ed McClure Faces Young Virginian In Southern Finals
Ed McClure the Louisiana golf kingpin faced 19 year old Bob Riegel of Richmond in a 36 hole final for the Southern Amateur Championship in Richmond Virginia. Riegel had upset medalist Johnny Morris and former champion Sam Perry while McClure beat defending champion Freddy Haas.
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VOLS Move to Third With Pair Over Barons
The Nashville Volunteers rose to third in the Southern Association after a doubleheader sweep of Birmingham, winning 9 to 5 and 5 to 2 behind Poco Taitt's clutch hitting. Memphis defeated Knoxville 7 to 2, while Atlanta crackers crushed Little Rock 6 to 4 and New Orleans beat Chattanooga 12 to 7 with Chick Autry hitting two homers and a double.
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McPherson marriage plans stir gossip in New York column
N Y B notes Aimee Semple McPherson plans a second wedding with singer Homer Rodenheaver who once worked with Billy Sunday. Morgan Blake quips about Coosa Country Club’s 19 dog legs in an 18 hole layout. The Chamber of Commerce targets 100 women members and Jack Sharkey plots a comeback, slamming Jimmy Braddock’s aging title claim.
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Roman Soldier Seeks Derby Prize at Washington Park
Chicago June 22 Roman Soldier the favorite to win the 25000 added American Derby at Washington Park a mile and a quarter today He has six wins in ten starts this year and is odds on at 7 to 5 with Black Helen Bloodroot as 5 to 2 second choices The field of four fillies and nine colts includes top three year olds but Omaha is absent Post time around 4 PM CST with crowded stands anticipated
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Baseball Tonight Scores and Schedule Mentioned
The recap notes seven runs by a team and lists today’s games: New Orleans at Chattanooga, Knoxville at Memphis, and Birmingham at Nashville. Little Rock and Atlanta have no games scheduled.
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City-Wide Tennis Tourney Planned for July 1
City officials at the Y M C A announced a large five-division amateur tennis tournament to open July 1 at the new municipal courts. Entries close next Wednesday with 50 cent fees for men’s events and 25 cents for women girls and boys. Bramblett Joye Ausley Milton Neel and others expected to contend as rules and ladder rankings are set for 1985 season.
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New York Giants Set Pensacola Spring Training
The New York Giants will train in Pensacola, Florida next spring replacing Miami Beach. Manager Bill Terry said Pensacola offered the club its largest guaranteed sum yet and did not disclose the amount.
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