Georgia Florida League Leaders Show Tight Race
Howe News Bureau figures place Waycross in second with 373 while Cordele leads at .372. Ippilito of Moultrie and Woping Tallahassee post strong averages, Henkle leads hits with 96, Wopenek tops runs at 67, Thomas of Tallahassee leads RBIs with 71, Fisher of Waycross steals 32, Yebernetsky and Judy share pitching with 11 and 2 records.
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Joe ‘Wiatkowski
Joe
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Strickland Cordele
Joe Ippilito
Moultrie
Ed.Woping
Tallahassee
Stricknd
Homer
Ippilito
Rhyne
Henkle
Thomnsville
Wopinek
RBI
Thomas
Tallahasee
Fisher
Waycorss
George Yebernetsky
Russell Judy
TE Team
SNES
R OR H TB
Petallahassee Hake Cranes
Rere Ternserees
Ordele Shree
Aldesta
Omasville
Oultrie
Ultrie
Dany
Ericus
Sd Qraycross
Hnahassee
Rdele Perrernyrerery
Thom
Hassler
Kamisarek
Tho
Thomasville Turtzo
Little
Uze Thom
Tessier
Jatkowski
Val
Tsimaki
Tal
Perlinkin
Wav
Thomrickland
Cor Bao
Asville
Palate
Mout
Busa
PUES
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Lopinek
Debernetsky
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Acooper
Curtis
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Schellf
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Cruze
Cor Seeet
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Avecky
Tal Wingo
Amer
Byrne
Ott
Ve Stephens
Alb
Cyrus
Santina
Whyner
Cor
Krause
Alton
Kerce
Albreeboeck
Ison
Thom Cor
Gormish
Louis Retires After Walcott Fight Ends In Split Cards
Louis defeats by eye welt and knockdown in ten rounds would have favored Walcott under some cards. Fullam six Louis five Walcott three even. Barnes six Walcott three Louis one even. AP card had five rounds each. No appeal from Louis fists as era ends with no clear successor on the horizon.
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Walcott
Louis
Fullam
Walccott
Harold Barnes
Associated Press
Curtis reflects on rival fans and future in baseball
In the column, Curtis defends his candid on field behavior, acknowledges mixed views of him, and thanks local fans. He expresses wish to return to Thomasville to finish the season and praises the Tiger roster and their supporters as among the best.
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Curtis
Tiger
Thomasville
Cruze Stars In Tigers Victory Over Moultrie
Cruze led Thomasville with four hits as Hasker, Henkle and Arduin each had three. Cruze improved to eight wins against two losses while Hasker and Henkle combined for six innings without an error. Moultrie pitchers allowed 16 hits for Thomasville, who stranded 16 runners.
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Tigers
Moultrie
Ike Hassler
Thomasville
Howard Henkle
Sal Arduin
Bob Engle
Bob Cruze
Hassler
Henkle
Keystone
Drenkle
Turtzo
Wtomisarek
Shaw
Duittle
Dungle
Cunn
Cruze
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Godbold
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Laumann
Singleton
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Panecoe
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Pancoe
Topalite
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Storeh
Cruge
Seed Wat Pe
Kominarek
Wi Onine onifeher—Crugze
Umplrer
Anderren
Deok Tine
Ame
Peters Criticizes Thompson On Party Customs
James Peters, State Democratic Chairman, said Governor M E Thompson showed ignorance of party customs by planning to skip the state convention in Macon. Thompson said he would not attend the gathering on June 9, believing it aimed to mobilize a crowd for Talmadge allied speakers. He thought the meeting canceled after delegates to the Democratic national convention were chosen.
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Manchester
James Peters
Yeterday
M. EK
Thompson
Macononiy 9
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
Bible School Opens Monday at St Thomas AME Church
Vacation Bible School begins Monday morning June 28 at Saint Thomas A M E Church at N Broad and Webster Streets. Classes run daily from 9 to 12 for two weeks. All children and youths are invited, including those without church affiliation, with Rev. T. D. Alexander directing and Mrs. RE. D. Glass assisting.
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ST. Thomas Ame Church
Sehono
Saint Thomas
Christian Storkers
Fifth in a Series Pitcher Tessier Emerges for Tigers
Larry Tessier, a 19 year old from Duluth Minnesota, starred in multiple sports at Denfeld High and in Legion ball. He drew offers from several colleges and was pursued by major clubs before signing with Detroit for an AAA Buffalo contract. His spring training injury slowed him but he aims for a comeback as the Tigers push toward the stretch.
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Larry Tessier
Duluth
Minn
Anell
Denfeld
Angle
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Gophers
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Alabama
Wew
York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Detroit
Buffalo
Tigers
Legion
Tessler
Hig
Amuion
Tessier
Bob Engle
Beloit Boy Wins National Marbles Championship
Herbert Turman, 14 year old Beloit Wisconsin freshman, won five straight games to capture the National Marbles championship at Wildwood New Jersey. He had a 38 6 season record en route to today’s finals as one of 14 children in his family.
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Wildwood
N. J
Herbert Turman
Beloit
Wis
National Marbles
Finals features Tommy Anderson and more from Augusta
In the finals, competitors included Tommy Anderson, 13, of Augusta Georgia, with times noted as 38 and 11. The field displayed a range of young athletes vying for top placement.
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Tommy Anderson
Augusta
Bainbridge Catholic Services on Sunday
Haibridge Ga June 26 Sunday Mass is at 7 30 Confessions are heard before a Mass At present 54 percent of Georgia's farms are receiving electricity.
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Bainbridge Catholic
Haibridge
Georgia
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