Travs and Caps Split as Albany Dominates first game
In Tallahassee on June 25 the Albany Travelers shut out the Capitals 6 to 0 in the day game, Steven Vargo allowing five hits while Pat Riley had three singles in four at bats. The Travelers scored in the third and sixth innings then added three more in the sixth with four straight hits.
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Times-Enterprise
Tallahassee
Fla
Steve Vargo
Capitals
Albany Travelers
Travelers
Pat Riley
Hoyle Brysen
Tallabassgee
Mickel
Riley
Joraty
Lucas
Dernhack
Doutle
Travs
Endicott
Vargo
Tir Capitals
Tyson
McVay
Tat Varga
Golden
Hryson
Box Score Highlights From Stales Game
The box score records runs batted in for Geary Carter and others. Thomasville earned one run and Cordele two. H Lee and Mize had two base hits. Geary Cross and R Lee turned a double play. Hope and Smith issued two walks each and Smith struck out seven times. Game time 1 36 with umpires Austin and Haslett.
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Geary
Carter
Miss
Thomasville
Cordele
H. Lee
Mize
Stales
R. Lee
Hope
Smith
Austin and
Haslett
Crouys
Lee
Benjamin
Howell
Mckenzie
Morgan
Parker
Aylor
C Ib
D " Ize
Rferce
Jumonyville
Rucker
Ao " Smith
Naut
Joratz Holds Batting Lead In Georgia Florida League
Bob Joratz of Albany clings to the league batting lead with a .100 average, while Stan Benjamin of Thomasville slips to second at .354 and Jack Riding of Tallahassee moves to second with a .302 mark. Murphy of Albany leads RBIs with 67 as Joratz climbs. Wilshere of Albany drives a 10 1 record and Albany travelers top team batting at .293 and fielding at .957.
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Bob Joratz
Albany
Stan Benjamin
Thomasville
Wilshere
Jor Higgins
Georgias
Florida Leature
Joratz
Jack Riding
Tallahassee
Savant
Benjamin
Murphy
Americas
Carl Wilshere
Nicrim Bess
Roy Bruner
Alex McColl
Americus
Steve Vargo
Joe Higgins
PTH
Moultrie
Fiel Ok
Ti Albans
Benjamin Tvil
Savantah
We Murphy
Alb
Guinn Amer
Layne
Ame
Shi Kowe
Hargrove
Cor
Lee
Vans
Say Il
Michel Alb
Keane
Tierce
Riley
Howell Tvil
Morgan
Tvil
McKenzie
Carter Or
Kracher
Rhawn
Baker
Amer
Lucis
McAdams
Tal
Stover Moul
Taylor Tvil Mazer
Moul
Taylor
Jumonville
Quick
Vesek
Moul al Az
Zal Dernbuck
Gone With the Wind casting shocks fans and critics
Clark Gable and Norma Shearer were named for the two leads Rhett and Scarlett, ending fan speculation. The article notes skepticism about accents and mentions Roosevelt’s liberal push, Shirley Temple in the White House, and large government spending as context for national plans.
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Clark Gable
Norma Shearer
Rhett
Scarlett
Shirley Temple
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Miss Temple
Climax Edges Thomasville Juniors in Ninth Inning Win
Wells of Climax starred as he singled stole second and third and scored the deciding run in a 9 8 ninth inning victory over Thomasville American Legion Juniors. Gus Letchas pitched for Thomasville but walks and a passed ball enabled Climax to score four in the first inning and hold on as the see saw game ended with Climax ahead in the ninth.
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Wells
Climax
Thomasville American Legion
Thomasville
Sandletters
Stadium
Moultrie
Sylvester
Gus Letchas
Letchas
Thomasville Club
Reds
Hopé
Joe Tierce
Hargrove
Howell
Heavyweight Fight Talk Spurs San Francisco Plan
Sports writers sense a scam as Robert Taylor promotes a future heavyweight title bout in San Francisco to Mike Jacobs. Jacobs quotes demand for cash and hints at a New York focus. Notes on Baer contracts and Duke coach Wade's close margins wrap the field.
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New York
Robert Taylor
Mike Jacobs
San Francisco
Taylor
Mike
Rambling notes on sports, boxing, and local plans
Albert Riley reports on opinions about Schmeling Louis punches and glove secrecy. Local readers hear about PWA outdoor arena loans for East Side Thomasville, softball opening day, and umpire thanks. Albany golfers consider Piney Woods entry. Vick Green recalls Buddy Green and plans for a July Fourth boxing card.
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Oo. B. Keeler
The
Atlanta Journal
Schmeling
Herbert Stribling
Louis
East Side
Thomasville
Georgia
PWA
East Sie
Cowden
Loop
Raiford Robison, Jr
Mack Anthony
Alday
Tiny" Henderson
Morton Bright
Albany
Glen Arven
E. A. Robinson
Auto Storeo
Vick Green
Buddy” Green
Joe Louis
Green
Yesterday's Stars Rally Behind Big Baseball Triumphs
Mel Ott homered in the eighth to lift the Giants past the Cubs 5-3. Hank Greenberg powered the Tigers with two homers and five RBIs in an 12-8 win over the Yankees. Freddy Fitzsimmons limited the Cardinals to one run over eight innings and drove in three in a 5-2 Dodgers victory. Ernie Lombardi collected three singles and three RBIs in a 6-4 Reds win over the Phillies. The article notes planning a basketball gym on campus to support athletic development and football readiness with a projected wooden shell costing about five thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Mel Ott
Giants
Cubs
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Yankees
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Cardinals
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Phillie
City Softball League Opens With Two Big Upsets
The City Softball League opened its season at East Side athletic field with Cowden Auto Supply beating City Nationals 19 to 7 and Consolidated Edge Times-Enterprise Printers 3 to 2. Umpires were Rev. Mack Anthony Grady Alday and W. C. Tiny Henderson.
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City
East Side Athletic Field
Cowden Auto Supply Company
Consolidated Loan Company
Cowden
Dekle
Hill
City Nationals
George Mays
Raiford Robigon,Jr
Powell
Moore
Higgins
Moreland
Neel
Consolidated
Times-Enterprise
Fritz Frohberg
John
Walter Wheeler
Printers
Hayes Dickey
Consolidated Club
F. A. Curry
Saunders
Consolidated Outfit
Mack Anthony
Grady
Alday
W. C
Tiny” Henderson
Mays
Ssc
Harris
Worsham
Mitchell
Simpson
Joies
Chastain
Singletary
City National AB
POA
Zalamas
Blanton
Huggins
Garner
Hawthorn
Kaskie
IR. Caldwell
G. Caldwell
Cpth
Porter
Robison
Redding
Bryant
Dixon
Hancock
Rhe Cowden
Cordele Reds Claim 1937 Georgia-Florida Title Over Orioles
The Cordele Reds defeated the Thomasville Orioles 3 to 1 to raise the 1937 Georgia-Florida League pennant. Ronald Hope pitched for the Orioles and Paul Smith started for Cordele, with key runs by Joe Tierce, Dudley Parker, Carter, and Pope Mize. The clubs prepare for a fourth game in Cordele Saturday night as fans witnessed the pennant ceremony with league officials present.
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Thomasville Orioles
Cordele
Reds
Cordelians
Americus
Cardinals
A. D. Walker
Harry 8. Feinberg
Thomasville Club
W. J. Powell
Thomas
Cordele Reds
H. E. Waiton
Ronald Hope
Orioles
Paul Smith
Moultrie Packers
Don Crogs
Geary
Dudley Parker
Howell
Carter
Parker
Bill Taylor
Pope Mize
Woodrow Hargrove
Roses Crowned Champion At Royal Horticultural Show
T Beatty of an Essex firm won the professional championship for roses with a Dame Catharine of palest sulphur yellow, perfect in form and symmetry at the Royal Horticultural show. The stretched results list yesterday and today’s scores across several games include Americus, Moultrie, Albany, Tallahassee, Cordele, Thomasville, Birmingham, Atlanta, New Orleans, Chattanooga, Memphis, Knoxville, Little Rock, Nashville, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington, St. Louis, New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Augusta, Macon, Savannah, Spartanburg, and Columbia with varied outcomes.
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Atlanta
Biieringhss
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Knoxville
Little Rock
Nashville
Birmingham
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
T. Beatty
Esex. Emg
Net meet parings drawn for city tournament tonight
Parings will be drawn tonight for the 1938 City tennis tournament with many contenders already entered. Entries close at 6:00 and matches may be played Sunday or Monday. rules set best 2 of 3 for men and juniors, 3 of 5 for semifinals, with rest periods between sets.
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Wilby
Milton
Leon Joiner
Lawson Neel
Bertette Allen Crawford
Winnie Brafileli
J. A. Farrentine
Lawrence Tabor
Honoers
Ees
Munich
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