Georgia Florida League games recap and standings
Local reports cover multiple Georgia Florida League matchups with Tallahassee and Americus results, plus Thomasville Cordele Waycross and Moultrie scores. The section lists players and game outcomes, then notes today’s schedule and broader minor league alignments and a 1947 extension service plan distribution.
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Potlbany
Stamey
Barbella
Whitaker
Cyrus
Attaway
Mmen
Kerce
Tallahassee
Americas
Judy and
Dravecky
Tracy
Bucha
Yebernetsky
Burkey, Tanner
Ratsch
Cemelll
Thomasville
Darwin
Antolia Cordele Oe
Moultrie
Funk
Heo
Rhyne
Wilder Aint Reeves
Raulerson
Gross
Albany Team Defeats Post 31 Juniors At Municipal Stadium
Post 30 of Albany defeated Post 31 7 to 4 at Municipal Stadium in six innings. Cannon pitched for Albany, allowing five runs in the third inning but finishing with fourteen strikeouts. Harrell, Blow, and Mitchell produced key hits for Thomasville, while Casey was hit by a pitch and advance baserunners on errors. This win gives Albany three victories in the season after beating Sylvester and Donalsonville.
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Charles Callahan
Post
Albany
Municipal Stadium
Billy Cannon
Thomasville
Cannon
Harrell
Blow
Ray Casey
Casey
Freeman
Mitchell
Miller
Williams
Owens
Sylvester
Donalsonville
Abrhpoae Tyler
Strickland
Sir
Weatbrook
Abrhpoae Harrell
George
Meliann
Gunnels
Deen
Clark
Carter
If Miller
Cooper
Fisher
Kine
DO Colling
Ry Ode
All-Star Ballot Selections for Georgia-Florida League
A fan ballot lists selections for the All-Star team in the Georgia-Florida League. It mentions Catchers and Pitchers and directs ballots to the Times-Enterprise in Thomasville Georgia. The note references the league leader on the morning of July 4 and includes a fan signature address.
Prizes Offered To Fans Picking All-Star Team
Georgia Florida League President W T Anderson announces an All Star contest with two season passes for the top picker and one pass for the runner up. Entries due by midnight July 3 to Thomasville Times Enterprise. The All Star game is in Tallahassee on June 11 at 3 p m with two area winners.
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W. T. Anderson
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Georgia
Eivery
Terrors Grab Second Place With 15-4 Win Over Clark Thread Mill
The Times-Enterprise reports the Terrors moved into second in city softball with a 15 to 4 victory over Clark Thread Mill. Bass pitched a strong game allowing seven safeties as the Terrors exploded for six runs in the first inning and added six more in the fifth. Clark scored all four of their runs in the fifth as this was Clark’s tenth straight loss. The season concludes with W F W meeting Colonial Stores at 6 30 PM.
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Times-Enterprise Terrors
Clark Thread Mill
Terrors
Bass
Warner Brothers
W.flf
Colonial
Times Enterprise
Pitcher
D. Kelly
Synder Ard Stewart
Yesterday's scores across leagues with mixed results
Yesterday's results show Wasycross 6 Cordelo 2 and Americas 6-12, Valdosta 7-0, Brooklyn 6-8 Pittsburgh 2-6, New York 3-2 Chicago 2-11, St. Louis 11 Boston 2, Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 5 with rain delays in New York and Columbus, plus Southern Association games New Orleans 5-6 Little Rock 3-2 Birmingham 12 Chattanooga 2 Memphis 6 Mobile 3 Atlanta 7 Nashville 6.
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Waycross
Tallahassee
Americus
Thomasville
Alban
Cincinnati
New York
Southern Association
Pet Ager
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wasycross
Cordelo
Americas
Moultrie
Albany
Valdosta
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
C. Hea
Philedlphia
W. Tenia
Georgia Women’s Golf Title Finalists Set in Brunswick
Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville meets Mary Rogers Brantley of Blackshear in the Georgia Women’s Golf title. Faulk won a semifinal spot by beating Madge McDonald 6 4, and Melnyk defeated Jane Sharkey 4 2 yesterday. Mrs. W. D. Tomlin of Atlanta was elected president of the Women’s Golf Association with Betty Stewart and J. C. Wright as officers. The 1949 tournament will be held in Savannah.
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Jane Sharkey
Atlanta
Miss Faulk
Madge McDonald
W. D. Tomlin
Women’s Golf Association
Betty Stewart
Savannah
J. C. Wright
Faulk Leads Brantley At Halfway Of Brunswick Match
Brunswick Ga June 25 Mary Lena Faulk and Mrs Mary Rogers Brantley led by three after 18 holes in a 36 hole championship. The final 18 holes will determine the title this afternoon.
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Brunswick
Mary Lena Faulk
Mary Rogers Brantley
Miss Faulk
Brantley Wins 19-Hole Thriller Over Stulb in Augusta
Mrs. Brantley defeated Miss Eileen Stulb of Augusta one up after a dramatic 19-hole playoff. Brantley had earlier eliminated a rival to reach the championship match.
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Brunswick
Brantley
Eileen Stulb
Augusta
Elim
Tigers Defeat Moultrie in Seventh inning rally
Thomasville’s Tigers beat Moultrie 5-3 as Ernie Funk earned his eleventh win. The Tigers rallied in the seventh with a two-run single by Funk and a key error by the third baseman to move ahead, keeping Thomasville within reach of league leaders.
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Enterprise Moultrie
Thomasvillé
Tigers
Moultrie
Ernie Funk
Rhyne
Darwin
Bengals
Funk
Valdosta
Albany
Bob Engle
Bill Cann
Cann
Albany Cardinals
Tallahassee
Americus
Thomasville
Moultrie Aiew
Barnes
Ippolito
A's
Antolick
Pancoe
Thomasvine
Hassler
Henkle
Turtzo
Komisarek
Shaw
Lu Engle
Engle
Curtis optioned to Gainesville by Detroit Tigers
The Tigers front office announced Ira Curtis has been optioned to Gainesville in the Florida State League. Curtis, popular with fans, posted seven wins and three losses for Detroit, amid looming suspension threats after an umpiring controversy. A replacement pitching prospect signed by Red Rolfe’s Detroit farm system was expected to arrive soon.
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Tiger
Ira ‘Curt’ Curtis
Gainesville
Curtis
Tigers
Tallis
Detroit
Red Rolfe
Dooley Matthews Named Head Football Coach At Moultrie High
Dooley Matthews, former Georgia full back from the late 1930s, has been named head football coach at Moultrie High. He played in the 1937 Orange Bowl dedication game in Miami and threw two touchdowns in Georgia’s 26-0 win over Miami. Matthews previously coached at Lafayette High.
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Dooley Matthews
University of Georgia
Moultrie High
Dooley
Miami
Georgia
Matthews
Lafayette High
Georgia GWGA semi finals set with strong matches
The four top competitors reached the semifinals in the 19th Georgia Women's Golf Association event. Mary Lena Faulk and Mary Melnyck split a tight 18 holes while Mary Rogers Brantley and Hileen Stulb battled to 19 holes, Brantley prevailing on the 19th green.
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Georgia Women's Golf Association
Mary Lena Faulk
GWGA
Mary Melnyck
Association
Thomasville
Melnyck
Mary Rogers Brantley
Blackshear
Hileen Stulb
Augusta
Brantley
Florida
Miss Stulb
Mary Leno
Mary Lena
Mrs. Melnyck
Wimbledon play brings Parker Bergelin challenge on center court
London June 25 AP Parker the top seed from Los Angeles faces Lennart Bergelin of Sweden in a fourth round singles clash. Bergelin a wartime Davis Cup player helped win the European zone cup in 1946. Also in action Parker and Bob Falkenburg meet Harry Hopman and Geoff Paish in doubles while Mulloy and Harper and Brown and Bose eye other singles tilts. Georgia farm income shifts to livestock sales.
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London
Wimbledon Ceone
Frankie Parker
Center
Los Angeles
Sweden
Lennart Bergelin
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Calif
Harry Hopman
Australia
Geoff Paish
Britain
Parker
Charlie Kemp
Bergelin
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Jack Harper
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Dilip Bose
India
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