Baseball Scores Stir Georgia Florida League Turmoil
Americas def. Thomasville 5 4 Waycross beat Moultrie 3 2 Tallahassee routed Albany 15 2 Cordele Valdosta rain setback clouded the opener. League officials study Valdosta for possible penalties amid new club growing pains and forfeit implications. RAMBLIN NOTES mention Orioles and Waycross prospects as season unfolds.
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Waycross
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Albany
Cordele-Valdosta
Rain
Lifeguards Win Twice Move Closer to League Leaders
Goodyear Lifeguards won 13 planed 9 over Times-Enterprise Printers behind Clements six hit pitching then beat Kirey Club as Scott pitched and the team had seven hits off Moreland. Foremost Dairies edged Georgia Packing Company 2 0. Printers meet the Toms tonight in a key match to threaten the leaders after rainouts.
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Moreland
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Legion Juniors Triumph Over Moultrie In Ten Inning Win
Thomasville's American Legion Juniors posted a second straight victory over Moultrie's junior team in a ten inning win at home. Pitcher Jack Zeigler walked eight hits, and a four run rally in the tenth powered the Thomasville club past Moultrie with key plays by Masa and Jenkins in the field. Score was 8 to 1.
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Moultrie
Dune
American Legion
Times-Enterprise
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Jenkins
Gehrig’s declining health shadows major league era
The report describes Lou Gehrig's illness, an infantile paralysis form affecting motor pathways and the nervous system. Despite slowing down after a record streak, he remains a brave figure and continues to participate in baseball in a limited role while his health remains uncertain.
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Tors
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Zation
Raucous Baseball Frame From Uneven Box Score
Scrambled lines show runs in Gusal to Ulisney and Bra hits with Guzak Salonville Contini and Ulisny riders making three base hits. West Bowers tallied two strikeouts, while Tr innings yielded ten hits off Bowers. Pass balls by West and a late umpire Kaschner call mark a two hour forty five minute game.
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Albany
Horn
Atkinson
Matesie
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Lou Gehrig retirement hailed as wisest move yet
New York correspondent Gayle Talbott reports Lou Gehrig’s retirement from the Yankees at Rochester Mayo Clinic treatment offers hope for a life beyond baseball. Gehrig, stepping aside May 2, avoided further injury and now faces a possible return to modest activity with continued salary as field captain.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Mayo Clinic
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Rochester
Ed Barrow
Iron Hoss
Yankees
Americus Pioneers Rally to Beat Orioles 5-4 in Ninth
Weldon West held the Orioles to five hits and struck out fifteen as Americus tied the game in the eighth with a three-run rally. Ralph Brande delivered the winning run with a ninth-inning triple after Hoffman opened with a single. Tony Guzak earlier homered for Americus as Ed Vandergrift and Mueninghoff provided early offense for Baltimore.
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Ralph Brande
Ed Hoffman
Hoffman
Tony Guzak
Americas
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Waycross Bears Manager Leitz Fires Himself for Rules
Waycross Georgia June 22 Al Leitz manager and catcher suffered a severe hand injury in Albany last Sunday. He voluntarily fired himself before last night’s game with the Moultrie Packers to keep the team within Georgia Florida League rules. Leitz will assume duties as business manager today while in uniform watching the Bears' win.
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Orioles and Bears to clash in twin bill doubleheader
Mike Bosser and Jack Van Orsdel were slated to start the firing line for the Orioles in a day night doubleheader with the Americas Pioneers. The three points series ends tonight. Tomorrow night the Waycross Bears visit with Doc Bowers set to pitch against the Bruins. Saturday’s matinee has the Orioles and Bears meeting again.
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Waycross Bears
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Doc’) Bowers
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Sports Roundup Sparks and Rumors Across Baseball and Boxing
Rumors swirl about Slip Madigan stepping back from St Marys football plans. Lou Gehrig slows as Sam Snead ignores British Open for PGA mail. Clark Griffith tours as Washington faces scouting needs. Mary Galento and Marva Louis plan air chat about hobbies. Joe Louis may retire after a galento bout. Tommy Reed in Rocky Mount shines with two homers and nine RBIs against Winston-Salem.
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Edward Zeltner Reflects On Dodgers Cincinnati Games
Summary of remarks from Edward Zeltner in the New York Mirror noting a past Dodgers trip to Cincinnati with losses and a profitable Poffenberger, alongside confessions about Lou Nova and potential Duke baseball players, plus race track racing mood prior to an election.
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New York Mirror
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Cincinnati
Poffenberger
Bill McKechnie
Bob Grove
Duke
Doc Prothro
New Jersey
Hughes Advances In Defense Of State Crown
Sea Island Georgia June 22 Dr Julius Hughes moved into the second round of the 22nd annual Georgia amateur championship joining 15 other golfers. He showed mastery of the Sea Island layout by shooting par in tight spots to defeat fellow Atlantan A H.
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Julius Hughes
Capitals Slug Loop Leading Cards 15-2
The Tallahassee Capitals surged to a 15-2 win over Albany, as Valdosta faced a hearing over alleged class-player limit violations. An unofficial check showed four games involved. Americus rallied to edge Thomasville 5-4 while Waycross beat Moultrie 3-2.
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