Reds rally to beat Orioles 4 to 3 in night thriller
Thomasville’s Orioles led 3 0 in Cordele last night but a two out misplay in the eighth allowed the Reds to score four runs and win 4 3. Adams pitched six solid innings for Cordele, Corbett hit a long homer for the Orioles, Amaral delivered a triple and key hits that capped a dramatic comeback.
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Thomasville and Cordele battle through error filled game
In the first four innings both teams fail to score as multiple fielder choices and errors hamper offense. Cordele climbs ahead late with a seventh inning run and a ninth inning miscue ends with a narrow setback for Thomasville.
Braddock Beats Louis In Clean Knockdown At Night Fight
In a Boston style recap the roundup notes a clean knockdown by Jim Braddock on Joe Louis with slow motion replays cited. It also mentions Hollywood plans for Lou Gehrig’s wife and other sports chatter, including golf money, boxing promoters, and Roosevelt Speedway helmet talk.
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Evening Scores and Tonight’s Matches Across Regions
Yesterday results show Americus 8 over Tallahassee 6 and Moultrie 7 over Albany 3. Today’s games feature Moultrie at Albany and Thomasville at Cordele with Tallahassee at Americus, plus pro scores Chicago 10 New York 5 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4 Boston 9 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 13 Brooklyn 3. Additional lineups include Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at St Louis with Boston at Cincinnati and more.
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Reds rally to trim Orioles lead in Georgia showdown
Cordele Reds edge Thomasville 4-3 in a late rally to cut the Orioles’ first-half advantage to one game as Moultrie and Americus win to impact standings. Albany also loses, while Americus limits Tallahassee. Each club has two games left with rivals.
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Packers Clinch Third Place With Win Over Travs
Moultrie Packers beat Albany Travelers 7 to 3 in a two day series opener. C C Hughson pitched four innings of hitless relief and aided by a five run rally sparked by Albany errors, injuries, and walks. Hughson left with Brown in the fifth and held Albany scoreless the rest of the way.
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Little Rock Wins Again Behind Quiet Star Miemiec
Alfred Joseph Miemiec delivered a ninth inning double to beat Nashville 4-3 and widen the Southern Association lead to a game and a half. Birmingham moved past Atlanta with a 10-8 win over Chattanooga while New Orleans defeated Scranton 6-4.
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Cordele within league bounds as meetings called
Local notes reference Cordele staying within league bounds while a meeting is called. Other items mention gardener George F Baker donating most of a hundred million dollars to charity, traffic light needs in Thomasville, and a recap of an Orioles win over Cordele plus a beachgoing trend for Thomasville residents.
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Reds Cleared of Charges of Too Many Class Men
Cordele's baseball team was cleared of charges of exceeding class and active player limits by A. D. Walker of the Georgia-Florida League after reviewing Cordele's records. Walker announced the planned league board meeting to probe the charges has been canceled. He met Cordele officials H. B. Walton and W. H. Raines and found the club within salary, player, and class limits.
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Firing 37 wins Glen Arven Chapin Cup for 1937
Thomasville golfer Fivans shot a 37 on the first nine to take a commanding lead over rival Jim Evans and defeated Julian Roddenberg of Cairo 6 and 5 in the 18 hole final at Glen Arven Country Club yesterday to claim the Chapin Cup. Roddenberg beat Guyton Mitchell in the semi finals while Fivans ousted R C Balfour Jr. Evans becomes club champion for the first time, succeeding Bill Searcy, and will receive the replica Charles M Chapin Cup. The next Glen Arven event is the 19th Piney Woods tournament set for July 5 to 8.
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Cronin Credits Pitchers Overhaul After Ferrell Exit
Red Sox pitchers improve since Rick Ferrell left, Cronin says. Moe Berg and Gene Desaulters catching well, boosting staff output as Boston beats Detroit 9 0 behind Lefty Grove. Continued on Page Nine.
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