Wimbledon prepares for sellout quarterfinal lineup
London June 25 AP Wimbledon officials expect a 35 000 crowd for today’s matches as 16 men vie for singles quarter finals. Seeded players remain, with Gonzales and Sturgess among notable hopefuls facing Brown and Cucelli respectively in key round clashes.
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United States
King
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Los Angeles
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Gonzales
White Sox to Face Tallahassee All Stars in Thomasville
The Thomasville White Sox, a local colored team, will play the Tallahassee All Stars tomorrow at Municipal Stadium. The game is slated for the afternoon with planned start around 4 PM.
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Tallahassee
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Ion
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Rite
Yesterday's Results From Regional Baseball Leagues
Scores from Georgia Florida League games include Waycross 1 over Cordeley and Valdosta 8 over Albany 2. Americas at Tallahassee and Moulin at Thomasville were postponed or rain affected. Southern Association lists Birmingham 8 Memphis 1 and Nashville 7 New Orleans 8. Southern and Atlantic leagues show multiple outcomes with several postponements.
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Valdosta
Albany
Tallahassee
Moulin
Thomasville
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louts
Boston
Peilatspohin
Five new marks set at midway point of AAU meet
LaGrange Ga June 26 Five new records have emerged at the midway point of the two day southern peach AAU swimming meet. In the 400 yard freestyle relay Lake Worth Fla led with a 4 43 6 as Atlanta and Kenosha placed second and third. Sue Maloney of Kenosha also lowered the 100 yard breaststroke time setting a new mark.
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Southern Peach
Tor” Wolden
Lake Worth
Fla
Atlanta’ Swimming Association
Kenosha
Wis
Sue Maloney
Tigers Loss and Rain Postpone Albany Series Tilt
Tigers were rained out delaying a two game set with Albany and shifting to be played today and tomorrow against the league leading Cardinals. Pitchers Shooters include Klobe Boggan and Mizell to start, with Foy tack or Bon Collins spelling.
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Thomanville
Tigers
Moultrie
Albany
Cardinals
Ralph D{ Lullo
Mel Didier
Paul Foytack
Jefty
Bon Collins
Ray Klobe
George Boggan
Blakely Tightens Lead in Flint River League
Blakely Tigers extended their Flint River League advantage with a 5 to 3 win over the Donalsonville Indians. Billie Currie threw six solid innings for Blakely while Slim Blanton allowed eight runs. Donalsonville and Blakely traded tallies through seven, then Blakely added two in the seventh to seal it.
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Times-Enterprise
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Donalsonville Indians
Cuthbert
Calhoun County
Bainbridge
Colquitt
Flint River
Billie Currie
Slim Blanton
Ond
Donalsonville
Tigers
Blanton
Glover
Currie
Baker
Elements Get 500 Average In Georgia Florida League
The Georgia Florida League last night saw teams hit .500 with two games played and two postponed due to rain. Valdosta beat Albany 8 to 2 after 10 errors by Albany. Williams limited the Cards to two safeties as Henley allowed 10 hits. Waycross Beargs won 1 to 0 at Cordele, their fourth straight, with Childs the winning pitcher. Postponed games were Moultrie at Thomasville and Americus at Tallahassee.
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Today’s Games Spur Regional Matchups Across Cities
Regional schedule features Tallahassee at Moultrie Thomasville at Albany Valdosta at Cordele Waycross at Americus and several National League games including New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St Louis Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Washington plus southern matchups Columbia Greenville Augusta Charleston Columbus Macon Jacksonville and Savannah. After day one Irene Delburn set a 1 26 8 in the 110 yard sprint and William Dudley posted a 4 40 1 2 yard free meet records with other swimmers posting bests in the 100 back and 300 IM as Lake Worth leads the women’s trophy hunt.
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Grenville
Irene Delburn
Lake Worth
William Dudley
Ill
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Dick Fetterman
Coral Gables
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Margaret Coles
Shorting the Circuit in Minor League Pitching Struggles
The article tracks Alex Nedeleco and other 1948 Tigers prospects facing rough seasons in the minor leagues. It notes Nedeleco’s nine straight losses for Little Rock and a recent 8-5 win over Atlanta behind a shaky start. It also covers Cruze at Williamsport, Henderson’s strong start for Flint, and Ro cco t Polito’s strong batting for Lincoln in the Western League. Also mentioned are Norris Strick, Ray Seidel’s drift from Pensacola to Waycross, and other players facing transfers and tough slates.
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Tiger
Williamsport
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Bobnderson
Ernie Funk
Thunder
Henderson
Funk
Roccot Polito
Moultrie
Lincoln
Neb
Norris Strick
Waycross
Cordele
Gasden
Southeastern
Ray’ Seidel
Pensacola
Bears
Seidel
Bruins
Dick Valdosta
Jones
Dodger
Vic Zodeda
John Wiren
Don Watts
Albany
Art Cecoefreles
Valdosta
Cardinal
Watts
Klein Sparks Cardinals To League Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals moved to first in the National League as Lou Klein returned from suspension and hit two home runs in an 8-4 win over the Boston Braves. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn split, while the Yankees extended their AL lead behind clutch two run hits by Yogi Berra and Tommy Henrich. The Red Sox crushed St. Louis 21-2 as Ted Williams homered twice and drove in seven. Feller and Feller era noted as Indians beat Senators 8-2. Cubs top Giants 6-2 on Hank Sauer's homer. Rain postponed Phils Reds game in Cincinnati.
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Canadian Open Hangs Dutch Harrison Move To Final Round
Sixty six golfers chase Dutch Harrison who holds a three stroke lead at St George's after three rounds. Harrison fired 66 67 71 for 204 while Dick Metz sits 207 and Jerry Barber and Fred Hawkins 208 as the final round looms.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Virginia Beach
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Los Angeles
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Antioch
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Rookie hurler shines in loss as Raulerson falters
Specialist Harry Raulerson pitched in a mound duel that ended with an identical score. Once hailed as a top rookie, he has dropped his last five starts, spanning complete games including three five hitters, a six hitter, and a seven hitter while yielding ten runs in 45 innings.
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Harry Raulerson
Brooklyn
Sa Abe
Nashville Takes Second Strain From New Orleans
Nashville’s Vals defeated the New Orleans Pelicans to claim a second straight win and move into second in the Southern Association standings. Bobo Holloman earned the win over nine hits, as 4,000 fans watched a tense game with a late double play scuffle between Red Mathis and Buster Boguskie. Pete Modica held the Chicks to seven hits for his eighth victory.
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Fence-Rattling Pays Off In Southeastern League Wins
In Southeastern League action Jackson Senators won 6 to 5 over Montgomery Rebels aided by four eighth inning runs. Miller’s Millers beat Gadsden Chiefs 6 to 3 with three eighth inning hits and two fielding errors limiting the Chiefs. Selma Cloverleafs led Vicksburg 5 to 2 as Verl Walker held the Bills to ten safeties. Archie Hayes allowed 11 to the Leafs while Pensacola Fliers postponement left Anniston Rams idle.
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Jameson Suggs Meet In Women’s Western Open Final
Betty Jameson and Louise Suggs, two former champions, met in the 36 hole Women’s Western Open in Oklahoma City. Suggs outlasted Patty Berg to reach the final as Jameson defeated Polly Riley in a 2 1 victory amid a birdie burst and key shots to seize the semifinal edge.
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Lead Go Flaters By One Point in Georgia Florida League
Valdosta's Dick Jones tops league with 403 hits per season, Emil Restaino of Thomasville close at 402. Delton Childs Al Wang, Gene Dopperschmidt, Morton Smith among top five hitters. Hal Shiles leads home runs with ten, Hal Stamey keys doubles, Eddie Trojanowski strong in Rams stamina. Albany’s Shelton Bender 6-0 as pitching leader. Paul Jay slips but holds win crown with 12. Art Ceccerelli 134 strikeouts in 92 innings. Data through Monday, June 20, excluding Americus Cordele game.
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al Wang
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Two More Major League Players Return to Clubs
Five year suspensions lifted for two players. Mickey Owen rejoined the Pittsburgh club, wore a uniform last night, warmed up pitchers in the bullpen, and watched the game from the bench with his former teammates.
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Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
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