Orioles Open Series With Cordele Here Today
Thomasville Orioles return home to face Cordele's Reds in the last two games of the first half and the opener of the second half in Georgia Florida play. Cordele and Thomasville meet again Wednesday before shifting to Cordele for the rest of the week.
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Orioles
Cordele
Albany
Travelers
Thomasville Orioles
Reds
Cordelo
Orroles
Americus Cardinals
Americus
Lipps Preps for First Bout in Atlanta
Joe Lipps of Ty Ty Georgia trains for his first bout in Atlanta. He will clash with Bob Hoover who is training in Charlotte, set for Thursday night.
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Atlanta
Joe Lipps
Ty Ty
Bob Hoover
Charlotte
Grant and Budge Win Opening Wimbledon Matches
Grant of Atlanta defeated Heiner Henkel in the first round while Budge of the Pacific Coast won his match. Several Americans advanced, including Donald Budge, Wilmer Allison, John Van Ryn, and Gerald Stratford fell to Fred Perry. The opening round featured top Davis Cup players from the United States Europe and Australia in London.
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Brean M. Grant
Atlanta
Heiner Henkel
Atlantan
Donald Tidee
Oakland
Calif
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John van Ryn
Vaihwielplin
Foll J
Gerald Stratford
W. W. Robertson
Hal Sirfice
Stortford
Fred Perry
Ireland
Robertson
TL. de Borman
Bereinm
Ene
Surtice
Nigel Sharpe
bEneland
Fee
Eng
Donald Budge
Tea
Hare
Great Britain
Eneland
Wilmerg Allison
Robert Mulliken
Fed
Philadelphia
Roland Morton
England
Vivian McGrath
Henry B. Purcell
Trelaid
London
America
Australia
Murope
Don Budge
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Franjo Puncec
Yugoslavia
Budge
How Did It Happen by NY and Co
A fragmented editorial recounts boxing news about Joe Louis, the Orioles season hopes, and Roosevelt campaign fund efforts. It notes a surprise knockout by Louis, Orioles’ uncertain second half, and local drives for Roosevelt ticket sales in Thomas county aiming for fundraising milestones.
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Thomas County
Talmadge
Yates Brother to Play in Atlanta Junior Meet
Allen Yates, Charlie Yates' younger brother and a western amateur golf champion, competes in the qualifying round of Atlanta's annual junior tournament at Ansley Park. Match play starts Tuesday with Luke Barnes of Tech High present as the title holder.
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Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Allen Yates
Ansley Park
Luke Barnes
Tech High
Amateurs Set New Four Ball Mark at Savannah
Four amateur players at the Savannah wolf club course posted a best ball score of 61 to establish a new four ball record. Heyward Lynch Lana Fulenwider Hudson Boyd Jr and Claude Felton led the field with Fulton posting 72 while teammates ranged to 76. Also in the field are Wilmer Allison Gene Mako Bryan Grant and John Van Ryn of the American Davis Cup squad. Helen Hull Jacobs seeded second in women's singles after recovering from illness with Mrs Sarah Fabyan Palfrey seeded third.
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Savannah
Savannah Wolf Club
Heyward Lynch
Lana Fulenwider
Hudson Boyd, Jr
Claude Felton
Fulton
Wilmer Allison
Gene Mako
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
John van Ryn
Helen Hull Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Miss Jacobs
Sarah Fabyan Palfrey
Little Brookline
Mass
Munger Captures Southern Amateur Golf Title
Lan tern-rawer Jack Munger, 22, of Southern Methodist University wins the southern amateur title in Memphis defeating Freddie Haas of New Orleans 3 and 2 in the 36-hole final. He plans to continue as an amateur enjoying the game rather than turning professional.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jack Munger
Southern Methodist University
Munger
Ss. O M. A
Forty seven yachts entered Bermuda race at Newport start
The Cruising Club of America prepared for a noon start of its Biennial Race to Bermuda in Newport R. I. Forty seven yachts competed including nine foreign entries. The American yawl Edla owned by R. J. Schaeffer of Larchmont N Y and the Ketch Vampire owned by Vadim S Makaroff of New York were repeat entrants after strong finishes in previous years.
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Newport
R. L
Cruising Club of America
Bermuda
R. J. Schaeffer
Larchmont
N. Y
Vadim S. Makaroff
New York
Hay and Campbell to contest Presidents Cup title
Glen Arven golfers reach final round of the handicap Presidents Cup with Jim Campbell and Sonny Hay Jr. advancing from semi finals. Campbell beat Jimmy Futch after a 5 stroke handicap and Jay defeated Frank Forester 7 and 6. The July 1 Piney Woods start looms for the club’s annual invitational.
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Piney Woods
Berfore
Glen Arven
Jim Campbell
C. Ek
Sonny” Hay, Jr
Campbell
Jimmy Futch
Futch
Jay
Frank Forester
Hay
Forester
KK. Wall
J. W. Ewing
Amblers Aims To Defy Schmeling In Upset Buster Fight
In a chaotic sports round up Eddie Briez notes Lou Amblers and Schmeling delivered a wild bout. The column mocks predictions about the fight and mentions Francis Albertanti and Bill Farnsworth, with observers arguing over the decision and the crowd's reaction.
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Francis Albertanti
Francis
Louis
Schmeling
Bill Farnsworth
N. Y. Evening Journal
Dick Coffman
GOAT WALKER BLANKS RED BIRDS FOR JACKSONVILLE
Augusta training Tigers win a 12 10 slugger against Macon in the loop. Walker earns his tenth win after a sharp duel with Howard Krist who allows seven hits to the Tars. Al Rubeling leads the Peaches with two triples and two singles in five at bats. Directors approve second half schedule with Columbus at Macon Columbia at Jacksonville Savannah at Augusta. E. M. Wilder announces umpire Harry Reeder released to the Southern Association. Today's games: Columbus at Jacksonville Augusta at Macon Savannah at Columbia.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Columbia
Jacksonville
Savannah
E. M. Wilder
Harry Reeder
Southern Association
Cleveland promoter seeks Schmeling Braddock title bout
Lincoln G. Dickey of the Great Lakes Exposition wired boxing promoter Mike Jacobs to underwrite a world heavyweight championship fight at Cleveland Stadium in September. The proposed bout would feature champion James J. Braddock against Max Schmeling of Germany for 1.25 million dollars.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Jimmy
Max
Cleveland
Lincoln G. Dickey
Mike Jacobs
Cleveland Stadium
James J. Braddock
Germany
CAPS CAPS END STREAK IN 3 3 TIE WITH CARDINALS
Americus halted Tallahassee Capitals nine game streak with a 3 3 tie in the Georgia Florida League opener. Two early Americus runs gave the lead, Tallahassee tied late, and the game stayed deadlocked after darkness halted play in the tenth. Albany beat Cordele 4 2 and Americus beat Thomasville 14 7.
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Tlexin
Coleman, SR
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Annunazio
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Corbett
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Ovler
Anderson
Americus AB
Marion
Evans
Yryston
Teathers
Cole
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Berry
Oi Guinn
MecClure
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Letehas
Colbert
Spadiey
Grayston
Ole
Guinn
Hiearn
Irayston
Oyler
McClure
Strick
Nitcher
Parks and Cowart
Associated Press
Tallahassee Capitals
Cardinals
Capitals
Tallahassee
Albany
Cordele
Moultrie
Brundage Sees Strong 1936 College Track Talent
Avery Brundage, head of the American Olympic Committee, praised the 1936 college track crop after the national collegiate AA meet. Southern California won the team title while Ohio State and Indiana followed. Jesse Owens of Ohio State won four events, Ken Carpenter of USC set a world discus record, and Owens clocked 10.2 in the 100 meters. Don Lash led the 5,000 meters and Archie San Romani set a NCAA mark in the 1,500. Forest Towns posted 14.1 in the 110 meter high hurdles in preliminaries, challenging Percy Beard’s world record.
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Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Uncle Sam
Berlin
Southern California
Ohio State
Indiana
Jesse Owens
Ken Carpenter
Owens
Don Lash
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Kas
Forest Towns
Georgia
Percy Beard
Glen Arven Caddies May Attend Atlanta Golf Tourney
Glen Arven Country Club caddies plan a trip to Atlanta to compete in a colored players tournament at Lincoln Country Club on July 3 4 and 5. Two or three top local caddies are to be chosen to represent Glen Arven in the event and they anticipation grows.
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Philadelphia
Glen Arven
Atlanta
Glen Arven Country Club
Lincoln Country Club
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Include Several Close Contests
Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 7 6, Chicago 7 4 beat Brooklyn 2 6, New York 6 defeated St Louis 4, Boston 3 Cincinnati 2. Detroit 8 outpaced New York 7. Philadelphia 11 topped Chicago 5. Cleveland 8 defeated Washington 3. Boston 3 3 tied St Louis 0 6.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Chicag
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Unclear standings scattered across teams and records
Fragmented standings show Atlanta 2-7 Little Rock 5-5 Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 4 Nashville 1-1 New Orleans 3-0 Knoxville 9-1 Memphis 2-2 reflecting varied team records across leagues and dates.
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Little Rock
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Knoxville
Memphis
Southern Association
Three Couples Wed in Salem at Aged 72 Average Ceremony
In Salem Oregon three couples with ages averaging 72 were married in a single ceremony recently. The event united the pairs in a joint wedding, reflecting a rare collective nuptial celebration.
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Salem
Ore
Cubs End 15-Game Winning Streak With Loss To Dodgers
The Chicago Cubs see their 15 game streak ended by the Brooklyn Dodgers 6-4 as Curt Davis allows five hits in the nightcap following a 7-2 opener. Giants beat the Cardinals 6-4 behind Travis Jackson's homer and the Yankees drop to Detroit as DiMaggio homers in a 6-3 loss for New York.
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Dodgers
Sid Feder
Associated Press
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Charley Grimm
Brooklyns
Curt Davis
Cardinals
Bill Terry
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Travis Jackson
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Wally Berger
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Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Nurserymen Meet Pebble Hill in City League Softball
The Thomasville Nurserymen face Pebble Hill Plantation in a city softball league twin bill at the municipal stadium tonight. Times-Enterprise Printers lead the circuit and will play the Stone Cutters. Buck Wheeler has withdrawn as Stone Cutters manager and a new skipper and name will be chosen soon.
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Pebble Hill Plantation
Municipal Stadium
Times- Enterprise Printers
Stone Cutters
W. C. Holloway
Buck Wheeler
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