Babe Davis Delivers No Hit No Run For Cordele In Win
Cordele Georgia June 26 Special to the Times Enterprise Woodrow Babe Davis pitched a no run no hit game against the Thomasville Orioles. He walked two and faced twenty six batters through nine innings while the Orioles collected only two first basemen by walks and one infield error. Dan Amaral and Falcons made key plays in right and left fields.
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Herbert Raines Cordele
Times-Enterprise
Woodrow
Babe Davis
Hall of Fame of Baseball
Thomasville Orioles
Babe
Davis
Orioles
Amaral
Falcons
Lil Odum
Reds
Anderson
Oriole
Dan Amaral
Van Mungo Strikes Out Seven in Row in Loss
Dodgers fall as Van Mungo sets a major league strikeout streak with seven consecutive K’s and 11 overall. Reds win 3-4 in the opener, then take the nightcap 5-1 as Brooklyn sinks in the standings. Phillies sweep Cardinals split. Cubs edge Bees 1-0. Giants move to third with Mancuso homer. In AL, Yankees edge White Sox 7-6. Senators top Browns 12-5. Red Sox, Tigers win. Foxx hits 20th and 21st.
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Sid Fedor
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Casey Stengel
Bhitsa
Van
Mungo
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Brooklyns
Phillies
Dizzy Lean
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Bees
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gus Mancuso
New York Yankees
White Sox
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Indians
Swapoit Tigers
Athletics
Schoolboy
Rowe Finaly
Scottish champ ties for lead in British Open golf tourney
Jim Adams, who won the Scottish Open, tied leader Bill Cox at 144 at the British Open halfway point in Hoylake England. Alf Padgham Dick Burton Henry Cotton and Francis Francie sit five strokes back. Ted Turner leads among Americans with 149 after finishing 36 holes.
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Hoylake
Eng
Jim Adams
Bill Cox
Alf Padgham
Dick Burton
Henry Cotton
Francis Francie
Ted Turner
Pine Valley
N. J
Gene Sarazen
Adams
Cox
Burton
Cotton
Padgham
Francis
Errle Sall
Mobile
Ala
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Joe Exar
Waco
Tex
British Open Golf Leads After Half Way at Hoylake
Henry Cotton Alf Padgham and Dick Burton led the British open after half the field finished. Cotton and Padgham posted 72s for a total of 145, Burton followed with 71 after a 33 first nine. Ted Turner stood at 149, while Willie Goggin and Ernie Ball lagged at 152 and 151 respectively in this June 26 update.
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Hoylake
Eng
Henry Cotton
Alf Padgham
Dick Burton
Great Britain
Cotton
Padgham
Burton
Ted Turner
Pine Valley
N. J
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Ernie Ball
Mobile
Ala
Goggin
Ball
Regional college baseball scores and upcoming games
Yesterday results list Cordele 48 Thomasville 0 Americus 6 Tallahassee 4 Moultrie 6 Albany 4 Today’s games Tallahassee at Americus Thomasville at Cordele Albany at Moultrie ACA standings show Nashville 31 5 75 Birmingham 35 .500 Little Rock 34 .600 Chattanooga 35 485 New Orleans 36 478 Memphis 40 429 Knoxville 46 348. Yesterday’s results Avanta 3 Memphis 4 Nashville 11 Birmingham 2 Chattanooga 8 4 New Orleans 2 2 One night game.
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Albany
Tallahassee
Americus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Cordele
ACA Seceedes Eetetstenee
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
Avanta
Atlanta
Today's Games And Standings Across The League
National League notes show St Louis 40 24 with a 625 edge over Chicago 23 623 while New York 36 27 571 leads Pittsburgh 36 28 628. Cincinnati 33 30 524 and Boston 36 36 455 mix with Philadelphia 22 48 338 and Brooklyn 21 45 318. Contests list St Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis Wn
Chicago Bety
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston Agra
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Baseball scores and matchups across four games
Detroit routed Philadelphia 13 to 1 while Boston beat Cleveland 9 to 4 New York won 7 to 6 against Chicago and Washington defeated St Louis 12 to 5 Upcoming games list New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland and Washington at Chicago
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Yesterday's Stars show big plays across majors
Gus Mancuso hit a three run homer in the ninth to beat the Pirates. Tigers beat Athletics 13-1 as Schoolboy Rong contributed two hits. Jimmy Foxx homered twice in the Red Sox 9-4 win over the Indians. Ivan Goodman homered twice as the Reds won the doubleheader against the Dodgers. Bill Lee and Tex Carleton of the Cubs each contributed in a doubleheader opener, beating the Bees.
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Associated Press
Gus Mancuso
Pirates
Schoolboy Rong
Tigers
Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Indians
Ivan Goodman
Reds
Dodgers
Bill Lee
Tex Carleton
Cubs
Bees
Orioles suffer rare no hit loss in Cordele game
The Orioles failed to get a hit in the second game of the season at Cordele, sinking to the cellar as Cordele briefly led the league. Davis credited with the near perfect game, while Red failed to impact the lineup before being barred by league rules.
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Orioles
Cordele
Cordelo
McKinzie
Intercollegiate Tennis Semis Set With Southern and Pacific Coast Stars
The National Intercollegiate Singles Championship narrows to a semi final between Ben Dey of Stanford and Vernon John of Southern California. Seeded No. 1 Ernest Sutter of Tulane meets Ramsay Potts of North Carolina in the following day’s lineup as contenders vie for the title.
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Chicago
South
Far West
Ben Dey
Stanford
Vernon John
Southern California
Ernest Sutter
Tulane
Ramsay Potts
North Carolina
Piney Woods Golf Event Draws Large Entry Demand
The Glen Arven Country Club hosts the 18th Piney Woods Championship in early July 1936 with 18 hole qualifiers running July 1 and match play July 2 to 4. Notables from Thomasville, Albany, Moultrie, Valdosta, Tallahassee, Cairo, Bainbridge, Jacksonville and possibly Atlanta expected to enter alongside regional amateurs. A second annual bridge tournament and social events accompany the golf event, promising one of the tournament’s largest fields.
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Glen Arven
Georgia
Florida
George Converse
Valdosta
Thomasville
Bill Searcy
Glen Arven Club
Pat Pate
Piney Woods
Sonny” Hay
Albany
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Cairo
Bainbridge
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Yankees Blast to Early Season Fire in 1928 Pace
New York writers note the Yankees led by Lou Gehrig who hits .402 as they scored 87 runs in 11 games with 139 hits including 19 homers. Jack Dempsey comments on Louis and Braddock, while Carl Hubbell becomes the first Giant pitcher with ten wins.
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New York
Yankees
McCarthy
Buffalo Bill
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Ron
Ruth
Meusel
Gehrig
Carl Hubbell
Sharkey Rallies To Beat Brubaker In Ten Round Showdown
Boston June 26 Jack Sharkey recovered from a first round knockdown to outbox outpoint California’s Phil Brubaker over ten at Fenway Park. The victory signals a comeback for Sharkey who could meet Max Baer in New York this summer as he reenters the heavyweight scene.
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Boston
Jack Sharkey
Phil Brubaker
California
Sharkey
Fenway Park
Brubaker
Max Baer
New York
Braubaker
Capitals' Winning Streak Snapped by Cardinals
Americas Cardinals end Tallahassee Capitals 6 to 4 as Monlatrie wins first game in 10 starts and Cordele Reds top Thomasville 3 to 0 led by Babe Davis who struck out 16. Moultrie defeats Albany 6 to 4 on Paul Smith three hitter in second half series opener.
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Thomasvill AB Rho Pane
Ifearn
Ferrell
Corbett
Annunazio
Coleman
Sidel
Bradley
Letchas
Anderson
Blackstock
Taylor
Griffin
Amaril
Odum
Falconi
McFarlane
Campbell
Wines of
Davis
de Cece
Thomasville
Cordelis
Fatcoat
Dotlich
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P. xHoffman
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Americus AB
Marion
Ay Evans
Grayston
Tallahassee
Americus
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Newcomb
Guinn
Feathers
Willoughby
Rospond
Ebel
Rosponda
Waits
Cole
Dotrich
Cannon
Lippoldley
Vickers
Crow
Albany E
Kratzer
Ee Annino
Bowen
Schultz
C. Rice
Johnson
Milter
Quinn
Duberstein
Albany
Moultrie
Nowak
Bess
Crisler
Smith
Associated Press
Woodrow
Babe) Davis
Thomasville Orioles
Cordele Reds
Cordele
Orioles
Americas Cardinals
Tallahassee Capitals
Monaltrie
Albany Travelers
Perry and Budge Share Wimbledon Spotlight
Wimbledon action centers on Fred Perry defending his title with Don Budge promising tough battles. Budge crushed Jean Leseur in straight sets and faces Josef Caska next while Perry and Bitsy Grant team for doubles against Dutch rivals M Van Shawl and T Hughan. Mixed doubles pair Perry with Dorothy Round meets P D B Spence and Mrs Allister.
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Wimbledon
England
Fred Perry
America
Don Budge
Budge
Jean Leseur
France
Josef Caska
Chechoslovakia
Perry
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Grant
Gerald Stratford
M. van Shawl
T. Hughan
Dorothy Round
P. D. B. Spence
Mrs. Allister
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van Mungo
Dizzy Dean
Giants
Sol
Southern Association
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Red Ferrell
Charles Letchas
Slim McKenzie
Gap
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Red
Sidle
Harry Feinberg
Doc. Walker
Mr. Sidle
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Jonathan
Stone
Eddie Brietz
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Bomber
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Charlotte
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Little Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Joe
Louis
N. Y. Boxing Commission
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Times
Joe Crisler
Nings
Parks and Woolf
Young Jim Farley
St. Louis Cardinals
James Farley, Jr
Tom McNamara
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