A's Dominate Tigers 7-1 as Series Near End
Moultrie Athletics top the Tigers 7-1 behind Mike Dietch six hit pitching and several Tigers errors. Stan Brill and Bob McClatchey boosted the offense with key hits, while Myron Hoffman took the loss for the Tigers after early misplays sparked the decisive rally. The win tightens the series as Americus closes its home set with plans for Family Night and Dollar Day promotions.
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Yesterday's Results Across Baseball Leagues
Scores from the Georgia Florida, National, American, Southern Association and Atlantic Leagues. Highlights include Albany losing 1 to 9, New York overpowering Detroit 12 to 0, Cincinnati 2 over Boston WI Chicago 4, Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 3, Birmingham 7 Memphis 2, Nashville 6 New Orleans 4, and Greenville 16 Columbus 3. Several games show incomplete innings or errors in line items.
National AAU Track and Field Show Opens in Fresno
The National AAU championships track and field meet begins in Fresno California with all the nation's top athletes expected to compete. The event marks the year’s biggest AAU show and brings together leading sprinters distance runners jumpers and throwers for high level competition.
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Lipon spoils 2nd no hitter for Tom Byrne
Lipon, a .250 hitting Detroit shortstop, broke Tommy Byrne’s bid for a second no hitter with a seventh inning single. Byrne settled for a 12-0 shutout as Detroit managed only three hits. Noodle Late walked four times as the Tigers failed to muster more than a lone hit.
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Tiger Averages Unofficial Season Totals to Date
An unofficial tally shows Tigers across all games this season with cumulative points, rebounds, and assists. The update highlights standout scorers and overall team trends through the latest contests.
Giant killers meet for Cotton States tennis title
In Sylacauga Alabama Alan Wickersham and Otton Engleman reach the junior singles final as upsets topple the top seeds. John Frazer and Jerry Moss win the boys doubles 6-3 2-6 6-4 while Ruthven and Frazer prepare for the singles final after a 4-6 7-5 11-9 comeback by Frazer.
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Blakely Beats Indians In Ninth Inning Spark
Blakely defeats Colquitt 9-0 via forfeit as Colquitt drops from the Flint River League. Donalsonville and Blakely played a tight game with Blakely scoring the decisive run in the ninth. Clifton, Knowles, and Baker contributed key plays as Cuthbert blanked Calhoun County 8-0 behind Lehner five-hitter.
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Tennessee Teams Meet Tonight For High School Baseball Title
All Tennessee final pits Johnson City and North High of Nashville in the Southeastern High School tournament. Johnson City erased Andrew Jackson 12 to 11 after a nine run second inning, while North High beat Marist 4 to 1. The winners face off in the decisive championship game.
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Birdie Tebbetts Tops All Star Catcher Voting
Birdie Tebbetts leads the American League vote for the All-Star catcher spot with 415,548 ballots, ahead of Yogi Berra’s 314,000. The poll shapes the starting lineups for the 16th annual All-Star game in Brooklyn on July 12.
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Tennis Championship Action Sees Seeds Fall On Day
Three from the South and one from the Pacific Coast advance toward finals in the National Collegiate Tennis Tournament. San Francisco University leads the team race as Ben Match from UC Berkeley and Jack Tuero of Tulane compete in singles while Match and Art Larsen of San Francisco face Chick Harris and Tuero in doubles. Vic Seixas of North Carolina and Herb Flam of UCLA both exit early.
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Bears Slug Tribe and Phillies Beat Pirates
In Georgia-Florida League play the Waycross Bears hammered Cordele 18 to 3 while Moultrie Athletics defeated Thomasville 9 to 1. Americas Phillies edged Tallahassee 6 to 1 and Valdosta Dodgers beat Albany 1 to 0.
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Furpin of Rice and Fish er clash in Washington match
Furpin of Rice confronts Fred Fisher and Jim Brink of Washington in a secondary pairing as both sides contest a facing match. The event features prominent contenders from Rice and Washington in a tense bout.
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Polly Riley Upsets Babe Zaharias in Western Open Semifinal
Amateur Polly Riley of Texas defeated Babe Zaharias 3-1 to reach the Women’s Western Open final in Oklahoma City. Riley faces Betty Jameson while Patty Berg meets Louise Suggs in the other semifinal as a 2,000-strong crowd watched.
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Today’s NFL style games listed across several cities
Schedule shows Albany at Valdosta Americus at Tallahassee Muouttrie at Thomasville Waycross at Cordele Sroation at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at St Leo Detroit at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Mepebington St Louis at Ostro Southern Association Little Rock at Atlanta Memphis at Birmingham Chattahooga at Mobile Nashville at New Orleans South Atlantic League Columbia at Greenville Augusta at Charleston Columbus at Macon Jacksonville at Savannah
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