Orioles fall to Cordele Reds in 12-2 loss at home opener
Cordele Reds crush Thomasville 12 to 2 in the Georgia Florida League second half opener as Griffin blasts a bases loaded homer in the seventh. Woody Siragusa allows six hits as Reds pound Orioles with fifteen hits, while a near bench-clearing incident is settled by umpire Wolfe.
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Thomasville
Ivey Griffin
Reds
Woody Siragusa
Bernard Trainor
Graddy
Trainor
Griffin
Sherwood McKenzie
Falconi
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Charlie Letchas
Wolfe
Joe Annunzio
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Mr. Griffin
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Red McKenzie
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Ameral Odum
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McFarlane
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Colean
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Corbett
Horgan Joins Savannah Team as Backstop
Savannah announces John Red Horgan joining the Savannah team of the South Atlantic league to handle catching duties. He previously played for Birmingham in the Southern and Portsmouth in the Piedmont leagues and starred in football at Holy Cross.
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Savannah
John
Red) Horgan
Horgan
Birmingham
Portsmouth
Holy Cross
Reds Travs And Caps Jump To Early Second-Half Lead
Albany Travelers beat Moultrie Packers 6-3 to start the second half, aided by two Albany errors and five walks. Norman DeWeese doubled twice and singled twice for the Packers, while Al Annino led the Travelers with a double and a triple in two at bats. Albany hosts Moultrie and Thomasville visits Cordele in today’s schedule.
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CAPS
Tallahassee
Americus
Norman DeWeese
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Albany
Albany Travelers
Moultrie Packers
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Albany Heese
Krater Annino
Thomas
Gillis
Riew
Tierce
Wice
Martin
Yong
Balk
Crowley
Vickeys
Recruits From Texas Help Traws Edge Smokies
Jennings Poindexter a southpaw from Texas drew notice after a strong pitching showing for the Traws. He led them to a 4-1 victory over Roxville with nine strikeouts and three hits allowed one unearned run. Atlanta split with Memphis, Birmingham defeated Nashville, and New Orleans overtook Chattanooga for fifth place.
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Associated Press
Jennings Poindexter
Texas
Southern Association
Gladwater
Little Rock
Roxville
Fanning
Atlanta
Memphis
Losin
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
New Orelans
Thomasville Delegates Receive Roses At Convention
The Georgia delegation rooms drew attention as Thomasville sent roses at the request of Claude Rountree. Mrs. A. B. Conger delivered them, with more roses anticipated for Mrs. Roosevelt later this week.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Claude Rountree
A. B. Conger
Bainbridge
Roosevelt
Yesterday's Stars Shine in MLB Doubleheaders and Wins
Earl Averill homered three times for the Indians in a doubleheader sweep of the Athletics. Mel Ott and Jim Weaver powered the Giants Pirates victory with a two run homer and Weaver added three hit pitching to win the nightcap. Buck Newsom had seven hits in a 7-4 Senators win over the Browns. Joe DiMaggio hit two homers and two doubles as the Yankees beat the White Sox 18-11.
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Earl Averill
Indians
Athletics
Mel Ott
Giants
Jim Weaver
Pirates
Farmer
Weaver
Buck Newsom
Senators
Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
White Sox
Baseball scores and upcoming game slate in midweek
Yesterday results include Atlanta 3 to 2 Memphis 6 to 0 and Nashville 8 Birmingham 11. Today schedule lists Chattanooga at New Orleans Nashville at Birmingham Knoxville at Little Rock New York 18 Chicago 11 Washington 7 St. Louis 4 Boston 6 Detroit 7 with multiple pairings and city matchups. Philadelphia 3 2 Cleveland 5 14 Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Chicago Boston at Cleveland.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Knoxville
Little Rock
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Clevrland
Cleveland
Southern Association
Birmingham Little Rock
Corked Scores Lead to Evening of Baseball Matchups
Cordele 12, Thomasville 2. Moultrie 3, Albany 6. Only games scheduled with Albany at Moultrie and Thomasville at Cordele.
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Cordele
Thomasville
Moultrie
Albany
National League Standings and Schedule Notes
National League standings show St Louis 39 23 .629 and Chicago 86 23 .610 with Pittsburgh 360 27 .571 and New York 35 27 .565. Cincinnati 31 30 .608 Boston 26 30 .469 Philadelphia 21 42 .333 Brooklyn 21 43 .328. Pittsburgh 3 4, New York 4 1. Rained out games listed. matchups set: St Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston.
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New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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Perry crushes Van Ryn at Wimbledon as title bid continues
Fred Perry of England defeated John Van Ryn of Philadelphia 6-3 6-2 6-0 in the third round before a 17 000 strong crowd. Bitsy Grant beat England’s Edward Avery 6-4 6-2 6-4 to reach the fourth round. Helen Jacobs overwhelmed Jacqueline Goldschmidt 6-1 6-0 and Dorothy Round defeated R Kraus 6-1 6-3.
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Eng
Fred Perry
England
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
van Ryn
Perry
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Edward Avery
Perry-Van Ryn
Helen Jacobs
Jacqueline Goldschmidt
France
Dorothy Round
R. Kraus
Australia
Americans Face Perry as Van Ryn Seeks Fourth Round
Wimbledon action reports John Van Ryn, one of four American men still alive, set to meet Fred Perry after a straight-sets win over Hans Timmer. Helen Jacobs returns against Jacqueleine Goldschmidt while Carolin Babcock and Mrs. Dorothy Andrus stayed idle after yesterday’s victories.
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Helen Jacobs
Carolin Babcock
Andrus
Wimbledon
Eng
John van Ryn
Fred Perry
Hans Timmer
Holland
Perry
United States
Jacqueleine Goldschmidt
France
Los Angeles
Dorothy Andru
New York
Sarazen Opens British Open With Sub-Par Round
Gene Sarazen shot a 73 one under par in the opening round at Hoylake. He stood out among favorites as R A Whitcombe Jack McLean and W H Davies posted 72s while W J Cox led with 72 and a 35 front nine.
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Hoylake
Eng
W. J. Cox
R. A. Whitcombe
Jack McLean
Gene Sarazen
Marcel Dallemagne
W. H. Davies
Henry Cotton
England
Gene
Sarazen Weer
Eight Youngsters Seek Intercollegiate Golf Crown in Chicago
Chicago June 25 Eight youth ful shotmakers from 121 entrants begin 36 hole semi final rounds in the national intercollegiate golf championship. Notables include Fred Haas Jr and Paul Lesiie of LSU as southern hopes, Chuck Kocsis and Bill Barclay of Michigan in the midwest, with Yale’s John Levinson Holy Cross Willie Turnsen and Princeton’s John F Malloy among the field. Haas faces Barclay while Leslie meets Stewart after recent wins over Fehlig Notre Dame and Kokes Illinois and Doering Colorado College and Pat Malloy Notre Dame.
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Chicago
Fred Haas, Jr
Paul Lesiie
Louisiana State University
South
Michigan
Charles
Chuck) Kocsis
Bill Barclay
Midwest
John Levinson
Yale
Willie Turnsen
Holy Cross
John F. Malloy
Princeton
Haas
Louis Fehlig
Notre Dame
Wilbur Kokes
Ilinois
Barclay
Leslie
Victor
Art Doering
Colorado College
Pat Malloy
Jack
Stewart
Di Maggio Grabs Headlines Again As Yankees Win
Joe DiMaggio belts two home runs in one inning helping the Yankees to an 18-11 victory over the White Sox. The win moves New York to the top of the American League race while the Tigers lose ground after Cleveland wins a twin bill against the Athletics. Earl Averill hits three homers as the Indians split with the Senators. Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader with hard fought wins for Carl Hubbell and Jim Weaver.
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Joe di Maggio
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Yankees
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
New Yorkers
Yanks
Schmeling Fights Boost Attendance. Brubaker Eyes Louis Bit
In a roundup from New York on June 25, pictures of the Schmeling fight boosted attendance nationwide. Bill Duffy bought Carera rights, potential profits near a million. Brubaker could face Sharkey in Boston if he performs well, with Joe Louis’s August comeback in view.
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New York
Louis Schmeling
Bill Duffy
Primo Carera
Schmeling
Max
Mike Jacobs
Max Machon
Mike
Nein
Jack Dempsey to visit Warm Springs en route to Columbus
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will visit the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation on Saturday as he travels to Fort Benning for a boxing event. He will meet patients and referee a wrestling match not open to the public, with public refereeing at Fort Benning.
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Warm Springs
Columbus
Dempsey
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Fort Benning
Henry Hooper
The
Foundation
Caddies Compete for Atlanta Tourney Chance
Four Glen Arven Country Club caddies Heyward Putnam Noble Mitchell Willie Mitchell and Major Lewis compete in an 18 hole qualifying round for three spots to travel to Atlanta for a national colored players golf event. C. E. Sonny Hay Jr. oversees the round with Glen Arven officials President C. K. Wall and R. C. Balfour Jr. assisting.
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Glen Arven Country Club
Atlanta
Leland Crews
Sharkey Set to Test Brubaker in 10 Round Ring Bout
Veteran heavyweight Jack Sharkey, 34, faces California prospect Phil Brubaker in a 10 round bout tonight at Fenway Park Boston. Despite age Sharkey expects a decisive win while Brubaker’s small hands are seen as a weakness. Sharkey shown improvement after last fight a draw with Tony Shucco.
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Boston
Jack Sharkey
Phil” Brubaker
California
Fenway Park
Sharkey
Brubaker
Tony Shucco
Four Seeds Fall as Intercollegiate Tennis Quarters Begin
At Northwestern University the national intercollegiate tennis championships moved to quarter finals with only four seeded players left. Upsets earlier in the week brought four unranked players into the singles contention including Lindsay Franklin of Texas and Ramsey Potts of North Carolina. Remaining matches feature Vernon John of Southern California facing Ralph Minnich of Princeton, Ernest Sutter of Tulane vs Gardner Mulloy of Miami, and George Stevens of Yale vs Bentley of Stanford.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Lindsay Franklin
Texas
Ramsay Potts
North Carolina
Vernon John
Southern California
Ralph Minnich
Princeton
Ernest Sutter
Tulane
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
George Stevens
Yale
Bentley
Stanford
Dempsey Visit Hailed by The Foundation Boys
The Foundation, especially the boys, are anxiously awaiting Dempsey's visit, signaling excitement and high expectations for the forthcoming event.
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Foundation
Dempsey
Thomasville Club Loses McKenzie Over Eligibility Clash
The Georgia Florida League battle sees Thomasville Orioles deny leading hitter Sherwood McKenzie eligibility under Major Minor League Rule Eleven. Bralyhan ruled him ineligible amid negotiations for a first baseman and two pitchers from Baltimore.
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Bramham
Petrella
Oyler
Albert Riley, JR
Dick Oyler
Joe Petrella
Thomasville Orioles
W. G. Bradman
Thomasville
McKenzie
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Cordelo
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Johnstown
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Judge Bralyhan
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A. D. Walker
Molesworth
Carl Molesworth
Pittsburgh
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Indians
Pirates
Sidle
Cordele
Frank Sidle
Frank Anderson
Buster Bruce
Torrow
Trainor
Flora
Graddy
Walker
Fredri
Reed
Akron
Ohio
Grove
York
Marion Alleruso
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