Savannah Aces Peaches With Late Homer And 32nd Victory
Savannah defeats Macon as Sidhe AhGlahs and Joel Stringfellow star with key plays. Frank Robinson adds power with a three run double, while Gerry Blackburn is lifted after walking. Other results include Columbia, Greenville, and Jacksonville wins. upcoming games set Macon at Columbia and Savannah at Augusta.
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Sonny’s
Uth Atlantic League
L- Saba
Savannah
Joel Stringfellow
Stan Landes
Sewell
Macon
Greenysie
Jacksonville Perici ‘d*Agusta
Tigers
Youte
Aine
Mel Brookey
Peaches
Greenville
Sehélled
Hid" Yasinski
Hipetdecots
Dn' Ail Gray
Ruben ‘Brohls
Neimar
Reds
Gerry Blackburn
Columbia
Bill Carrol
Columbus
Clarence Zeiser
Jim
Dickey
Hal Coffman
Nelman
Jacksonville
J Burney
Martin
Séveh Tiger
Bob
Len Fon
Tars
Hal Harrigan
Bengals
John
Mikan
Greendivie
Augusta
Charleston
Pirates stay tied for Florida League All Star host role
In a high scoring Florida State League weekend, the Tallahassee Pirates, four games from clinching, beat Americas 9 to 6 as Tim Talas earned his 12th win. Ascany edged Moultrie 5-4 while Valdosta edged Colqumasville 8-7 and Waycross topped Cordele 14-8. Albany rallied to win after trailing twice as Thomasville and Valdosta clashed in a late rally.
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Pirates
Americas
Ascany
Moultrie
Valdosta
Cuomasville
Waycross
Cordele
Bears
Phillies
Tallawassee
Tim “Talas
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Julian Joyner
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Gaimie
Albany
Jay Drake
Charlie Simms
Thomasvile
Dodgers
Thomasville
Tigers
Waycross Bears
Cordele Athletics
Grady
Hilliard
Keefer Kell
Palmer
Powell
Heat Ties Up Birmingham as Mobile Wins 8 6
In blistering 95 degree heat at Mobile on Sunday the Birmingham Barons were held to fewer bats as Karl Olsen and Charlie Maxwell were limited. Lou Ruchser hit his eighth homer guiding Mobile to an 8-6 victory over Birmingham. Atlanta moved ahead in the standings while Memphis and Nashville won, keeping pressure on top teams.
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Barons
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Charlie Maxwell
John Hall
Barong
Lou Ruchser
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Southern Association
Pels
Memphis
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Nashville
Vols
Little Rock
Bears
Vic Marasco
Ruchser
Hurley J. J. Perkovich
Buster Boguskie
Paul Madldin
Paul Simpson
Baliwick
Schultz
Marv Rotblatt
Jack Saltzgaver
Tigers Lose Two to Valdosta by One Run Each Day
The Thomasville Tigers fell to Valdosta twice over the weekend by one run. Saturday 3 2 in favor of the Dodgers and Sunday 8 7 to Valdosta. Weatherton led the offense with multiple hits and produced key scoring plays. Bob Fulton returns from foot injury to play tonight against Moultrie at Municipal Stadium.
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Valdosta
Dodgers
Aix
Ike
Tigers
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Strickland
Wasiak
Benish
Waldrop
Craig
Coles
Sonny Stephenson
Jim Campbell
Bob Fulton
Moultrie
Muunicipal Stadium
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Joe Pignatano
Stan Wasink
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Long
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Newell
Breschini
Korchek
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Bill Adelheim
Korcheck
Cucoco
Dick Utter
Korenik
Vadosta
Wallace Long
DeRieux
Adelheim
Thomasville
Stan Stocker
Bill Bleusoer
Stocker
Fulton
Buddy Thompson
Ken Keller
Stan Wasiak
Moultrie Cubs
Thomasville AB
Portagee
Rees
Hurst
Trebes
Valdosta Coles
Joan Cer
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Today’s minor league schedule features scattered matchups
In the Georgia Florida League Albany hosts Valdosta Americas faces Waycross Moultrie plays Thomasville Tallahassee clashes Cordelo In the South Atlantic League Macon meets Columbia Columbus plays Greenville Savannah faces pugnate Jacksonville meets Charleston In the American League Chicago visits Detroit In the Southern Association Atlanta travels to New Orleans Birmingham plays Mobile Little Rock heads to Nashville Night games noted in list of scheduled contests.
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Birmingham Corne
Memphis Scsence
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago Pecanes
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Augusta
Greenville
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Thomasville Waycross
Atteytcir Cordeleens Wersve
Valdosta
Americas
Waycross
Moultrie
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Cordelo
Columbus
Birmingham
Mobile
Ee Little Rock
Americus
Valdostar Thomasville
Cordeley
Alexander City Millers Open GAALA Season With Four-Game Lead
The Alexander City Millers, leading the Georgia Alabama League after the first week, extended their lead to four games with a 7-6 win over LaGrange. Rome beat Newnan 9-1, Opelika defeated Valley 6-3, and Don Bessent pitched for the Troopers with Charles Collins getting the win. Bobby Adams led the Millers with three hits.
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Millers
LaGrange
Alex City
Rome
Newnan
Opelika
Valley
Don Bessent
Charles Collins
Ery Krohn
Bobby Adams
Buddy Carter
Gingley
Ernie Wingard
Zip “Aden
Waddie Irma
Jack Roth
George Hughes
Owl
Jones
George Ells
Willard Haynes
Wild pitch filled score in Thomasville vs Valdosta game
Stocker earned the win for Thomasville as Breschini and Bledsoe logged wild pitches. Strickland drove in three, Fulton homered, and final score was 10 8 in favor of Thomasville over Valdosta with umpires Odom and Stover and time of game 2 20.
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Stover
Odom
Newell
Weatheron
Hamer
Pigmatano
Korcheeck
Valdosta
Strickland
Weatherton
Adelhelm
Cucoco
Korcheck
Long
Fulton
Wasiak
Pignatano
Korccheck
Cococa
DeRieux
Hamricc
Cococo
Bledsoe
Thomasville LQ
Breschini
Utter
Field Tees Off for Georgia State Women's Title Record
Atlanta June 26 AP A record breaking field of 108 golfers led off today in the 18 hole qualifying round of the 21st annual Georgia State Women's Championship at Druid Hills Golf Club. Mrs Grady McDonalds of Atlanta and Martha Daniel of Rome are the leading contenders. Mrs McDonald city champion from the Ansley Park Golf club who turned in a practice round low of Tay Was paired with Eileen Stulb of Augusta in the qualifying round. Miss Daniel defending titlist and a three time winner from Coosa Country Club was bracketed with Mrs John Cobb of East Lake.
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Rome
McDonald
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Cand
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John .Cobb
Rast—Lake
31 Home Runs Smacked Sunday In Major Leagues
Baseball fans witnessed 31 homers Sunday as five players hit multiple bombs. Ralph Kiner Hank Sauer Larry Doby Haywood Boone Eddie Joost led the power surge while the Tigers split a doubleheader with the Yankees fueled by a three run eighth inning. The Red Sox swept the Browns as Walter Masterson pitched a complete game.
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Quick Now
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Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Hank Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Larry Doby
Hay Boone
Cleveland
Iddie Joost
Philadelphia Athletics
Byrloot
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Joe Dimaggio
Hank Bauer
Iddie Lopat
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al Rosen
Manly Wynn
Red Sox
St. Louis
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Steve O'Neill
Walter Masterson
Philadelphia
Athletics
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Phils
Dodgers
Chicago
Pirates
Brooklyn
Cubs
Vern Bickford
Boston
St. Lous Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Ciants
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphiat
Robin Roberts
Bob Rush
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Frank Smith
Giants
Older pros seize leadership in National PGA Open semis
Columbus Ohio June 26 AP The 1950 National PGA Golf Tournament at Scioto Country Club features an all older field in the 36 hole semi finals with veterans Henry Picard Henry Williams Jr Chandler Harper and Jimmy Demaret among the contenders Demaret 40 or 38 by his claim advanced past Johnny Palmer and Ray Gafford while Williams beat Dave Douglas and Harper defeated a tough rival in the quarterfinals Picard crushed Palmer 10 and 8 to reach the semis
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Columbus
Scioto Country Club
In the Wood
Henry Picard
Henry Williams Jr
Secane
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Ben Hogan
Williams
Harper
Picard
Johnny Palmer
Slim Dave Douglas
Wilmington
Del
Ray Gafford
Dallas
Kraft Aims At Trans Mississippi Title Comeback
Johnny Kraft, 57, seeks a 1942 style Trans Mississippi championship at Gappy Hollow in Omaha. The Oelwein native faces rivals Fred Newton Rod Bliss Eugehe Zuspann Bob Wilkes Milt Beal and Jim Blair as 110 entrants competed with an extended deadline. a playoff will trim the field tomorrow.
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Johnny Kraft
Kraft
Oelwein
Charles Coe
Ardmore
Okla
Johnny
Fred Newton
Denver
Rod Bliss
Des Moines
Eugehe Zuspann
Goodland
Kas
Bob Wilkes
Kansas
Milt. Beal
Jim Blair
Jefferson City
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Boo) Ferriss
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