Baseball scores and upcoming games across Georgia towns
Yesterday's results show Tallahassee 7 to 5 over Cordele 6 to 2 for Thomasville 12 over Waycross 4 and Albany 6 to 3. Moultrie 4 to 1 over Americus 6 and Valdosta 1. Today's schedule lists Valdosta at Americus Tallahassee at Cordele Waycross at Thomasville and Moultrie at Albany.
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Tallahassee
Cordele
Thomasville
Waycross
Albany
Moultrie
Americus
Valdosta
Various Sports Notes and People Across the Nation
A jumble of brief items touches Xavier and Notre Dame humor, Jack Peifer ticketing for Marquette, Bush in St. Louis hospital, Baron Von Cramm on the German team, Al Simmons and Ty Cobb, NBA rankings, Connie Mack and the 1939 Athletics, Paulino Uzcudun’s promotion, Detroit Tigers bonuses, Lou Fette eyed for No 1, Lou Gehrig and Joe Louis earnings, Bob Pastor training, Elmira night game scrapped, Warden Lawes at Sing Sing, Dizzy Dean’s Florida winning streak.
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New York
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Jack Peifer
Wis
Marquett
Donie
Bush
St. Louis
Juat
Baron von Cramm
Austria
al Simmons
Ty Cobb
Connie Mack
Athletics
Paulino Uzcudun
General Franco
Detroit Tigers
W. O. Briggs
Lou Fette
The
Bees
Bob ‘Pastor
Saratoga
Elmira
Warden ‘Lawes
Sing Sing
Young
Bill M’gehee
Lawes
Alexandria
Fire Truck
J. H
Dizzy) Dean
Sanford
Box Score Report From Local Baseball Game
Summary of an intralocal game with multiple players earning RBIs and hits. McKenzie, Swo boda, Valle and others featured in RBIs as well as home runs by Petrosky. Pitchers Bowers and Marsh noted with wins and losses and umpires listed. Time of game 2 hours 15 minutes.
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McKenzie
Swoboda
Valle
Vickers
Dever
Contint
Vandegrift
Bowers
Petrosky
Stratton
Creager
Thompson
Mueninehoff
Vandeegrift
Americus
Thomasville
Marsh
Mueninghoff
Contini
Shelly and
Varble
Orioles Aim for Fourth Straight in Albany Trip
The Thomasville Orioles beat the Waycross Bears 12 to 4 then head to Albany to face leading Cardinals in a Georgia Florida circuit race. Ken Trinkle or Jack Van Orsolo likely start against the Cards with future games against the Caves Bets and Cordele. Pitcher Thornburg was released by manager Cy Morgan.
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Thomasville
Orioles
Waycross Bears
Bruins
Birds
Don Ballou
Mike Mosser
Albany
Cardinals
Ken Trinkle
Jack van Orsolo
Cordele
Cy Morgan
Thornburg
Selma
Ala
Henry Picard Seen As Likely Winner In Scranton Open
Henry Picard of Hershey led the 72 hole Anthracite Open in Scranton Pa after a five under par first round. Nelson of Reading and other stars trailed as Picard built a double digit lead despite windy conditions.
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Skranton
Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
Frank Moore
Bretto Jobs
N.H
Byron Nelson
Reading
Nelson
Sammy Sneadfrey
Ray Mangrum
Orioles Take 12-4 Slugfest From Waycross Bears
In a high scoring game the Orioles defeated Waycross 12 to 4 as Red McKenzie fueled the win with a triple double and single. The Waycross infield mishaps and stiff participation from Narkunis, Jumonville and others highlighted a chaotic ballpark scene at Thomasville.
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Orioles
Waycross Bears
Yates and Swift Reach Georgia Amateur Finals
Sea Island Georgia June 24 two rising collegians Dan Yates of Atlanta and Sonny Swift of Columbus advanced to the 36 hole final of the Georgia amateur championship after semifinal wins Yates defeated defending champion Dr Julius Hughes 4 2 and Swift beat Billy Goodloe 3 1 Yates also topped Frank Mulherin 1 up in the morning while Swift handled J B McConnell 5 4 in the morning as Hughes defeated Jennings Gordon 2 1 and Goodloe edged Duncan Strachan on 25 holes.
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Sea Island Beach
Sea Island
Dan Yates
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Sonny Swift
Columbus
University of Georgia
Yates
Julius Hughes
Swift
Billy Goodloe
Valdosta
Charlie Yates
Dan
Dr. Hughes
Frank Mulherin
Augusta
J. B.mcconnell
Jennings Gordon
Rome
Goodloe
Dynamite
Duncan Strachan
Savannah
McKenzie Leads Thomasville Orioles in 12-4 Victory
Thomasville Orioles defeated Waycross Bears 12 to 4 in the series opener. Sherwood Red McKenzie led the offense with a triple a double and a single in five at bats as Ed Vandegrift and George Jumonville also contributed key hits. Petrosky homered for Waycross and Pat Dove drove in four runs for Thomasville. The win, third straight, narrows the gap behind Cordele in the standings and sets up a continuation matchup with Don Ballou or Mike Bosser slated to pitch. Wedding news notes Beverly Red Ferrell of Thomasville to Edith Jean Dickey with the engagement announced in this edition.
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Albert Riley, JR
Thomasville
Orioles
Waycross
Bears
Mike Petrosky
Bruins
Stewart
Doc) Bowers
Birds
Cordele Bess
Tallahassee
Don Ballou
Mike Bosser
McKenzie
Sherwood
Red) McKenzie
Jim Marsh
Mike Pertosky
Ed Vandegrift
George Jumonville
Pat Dove
Paul Swoboda
Bowers
Bill Creager
Nick Thompson
Oriole
Jimmy Foxx
Petrosky
Bil Creager
Creager
Red McKenzie
Stratton
Thompson
Dan Vickers
The
Jim Marsa
Marsh
Contini
Mueninghoff
Mike Ulisney
Ruller
Swoboda
Dock Bowers
Alisney
Jumonville
Big Petrosky
Harry Stratton
Pbs ER
Beverly
Red) Ferrell
Thomasville Orioe
Charlotte
N. C
Red
Edith Jean Dickey
Times-Enterprise
Toms Win Again in Cityloop Runaway Race
The Toms defeated Foremost Dairies 6 to 2 to extend their perfect season to nine wins. Happy Joye pitched well for the Toms, allowing only a fourth and seventh inning run as Goodyear Lifeguards and Thomasville Seamen tied 8-8 later. The Times-Enterprise Printers rallied to beat Standard Oilmen 12-7, while the Bears struggled on defense in a separate game.
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Toms
Dairies
Happy Joye
Goodyear Lifeguards
Thomasville Seamen
Thubert Clement
Standard Q Oilmen
Oilers
Printers
Tom Wheeler
Harvey Webster
Standard
Tyson grabs Georgia Florida batting lead at 364
Thomasville Ga June 24 Cecil Slim Tyson Tallahassee first baseman boosted his batting average 22 points in the week ending June 20 to lead the Georgia Florida circuit with a .364 mark. Ed Hartness of Americas remains second at .362, Johnny Keane of Albany slips to .345, while Ed Lukon of Valdosta drives in 58 runs and Carl Bethman of Moultrie tops home runs with six. Vernon Horns of Albany holds 12 victories on the mound.
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Joe Higgins
Thomasville
Cecil
Slim) Tyson
Tallahassee
Johnny Keane
Albany
Ed Hartness
Americas
Tyson
Valdosta
Ed Lukon
Carl Bethman
Moultrie
Vernon Horns
Lefty Ogiego
J.eiggins
Americus
Ordele Ney
Ali
Waycross
Cordele Herre Veeeeane
Adz
Corid
Guzak
Amer
Talleee Bebe
Hurtness
Sete Teen Sees
Keane
al Alb
Riley
Leitz
Way Beageees
Evans
Way
Morgan
Thom Val Pe Reeewen
Lukon
Kimbrell Vandegrift
The
Meihoff
Cor Tall
Rist
Moul
Buirdh
Brande
Velat
Leach
Alb Generees
McKenzie
Thomme
Morris
Albebassteitis
Dernback
Alb
Wheeler
Valsapere
Reeder Moul
Harrison
McVay, Tallwey Eee
Jumonville
Huber
Fenvepresece
Paeckel Cor
Swoboda
Thom
Whiten
Moulweanee
Carter
Cor
Mueni'ghof
Stolper
Tall Wier
Valle
Sutter
Tall
Aeeanses
H SO Horne
Oglego
Lawson
Kunigonis
Pierson
Tal
Gross
Sims
Ame
Lomas
Trinkle
Ab Ballou
Davis Val
Petrosky
Strachen
Fl Freis
Amer A
Purcey
Arnovich and McQuinn Extend Lead in Majors
New York June 24 Morrie Arnovich and George McQuinn pace the major leagues with steady batting leadership. Arnovich Phillies outfielder stays near .400 for weeks and was .399 Friday while McQuinn Browns first baseman tops the American League with a .358 average. The ten leaders in each league.
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New York
Morrie Arnovich
George McQuinn
Arnovich
Phillies
McQuinn
St. Louis Browns
How Did It Happen by N B Old Man Warns Slot Machines
An old man claims he saw six slot machines in a club near Thomasville and the sheriff cracks down on all illegal gambling devices in public places and homes. A reader plans to test a contrived nuisance by buying a machine as a fundraiser while townsfolk comment on local residents including Mrs Rosa Britton and Sallie Baker. The Waycross Bears visit the Orioles, winning decisively as they chase a four-game streak.
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Oriole
Thomasville
Bulldogs
Anomy Mur
Rosa Britton
Sallie Baker
Nobody's Business
Waycross Bears
Orioles
Waycross
Reds Run Smack Into Seasons Best Pitching
Cincinnati suffered a rough stretch as pitchers Lou Fette and Whitlow Wyatt shut out the Reds in separate games. Giants rookie Bill Lehrman two-hit the visitors, while Paul Derringer gave up a flurry of hits in a 5 run setback that underscored New York’s surge.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Boston
Lou Fette
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Bill Lehrman
New York Giants
Paul Derringer
Lehrman
Bill Terry
Cardinals Sweep Packers In Double Win To Boost Lead
Albany Cardinals beat Moultrie Packers 3 0 in Albany with Gaddys one hit pitching. They then won 6 1 in a postponed game at Moultrie for a double sweep. Tallahassee and Cordele split, Tallahassee winning 7 6 in 9 and 5 2 in seven. Americus outslugged Valdosta 6 1, and Thomasville routed Waycross 12 4.
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Associated Press
Albany Cardinals
Moultrie Packers
Albany
Gaddy
Moultries
Packers
Tallahassee
Cordele
Cardelo
Americus
Valdosta
Valdostans
Thomasville
Waycross
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Waycross Mound
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