Thomasville Orioles Even the Series with 11–6 Win
Thomasville Orioles out hit Tallahassee 14 to 6 to tie the series at two games apiece. Bernard Trainor earned the win with four innings of relief as Tallahassee starter Bob Helvey and Joe Oscher struggled. Pickering and Trainor led the offense with key hits and four RBIs each for Thomasville.
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Orioles
Tallahassee
Bob Helvey
Joe Oscher
Thomasville
Capitals
Caps
Chris Pickering
Bernard Trainor
Floridans
Oscher
Pickering
Capital
Fernandez
Letchas
Ferrell
Jimmy Cox
Birds
Brown
Helvey
Murray
Martin
McKenzie
Cox
Newcomb
Duay
Waits
Ryder
Hancock
Coombs
Gray
Tallahasse
Trainor
Sherwood McKenzie
Ewes Murray
Senes Martin
Sete Angelo
el Duay
Ead Brown
Sessertee Sree
Thomasville Orioles add three new players for pennant push
The Thomasville Orioles secured three new players to bolster the Georgia-Florida League club for the second half pennant race. Frank Sansosti, a southpaw pitcher, and Louisville infielder Charles Buddhu were sent by Baltimore under a working agreement, while 200 pound right-hander Frank M. Anderson from Shawmut, Alabama, joins after playing in a fast semi pro league.
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Thomasville Orioles
Baltimore
Orioles
Thomasville
Frank Sansosti
Charles Buddhu
Louisville
Frank M. Anderson
Shawmut
Ala
Anderson
Alabama
California Oarsmen Favored in National Regatta
Long Beach California June 29 California's oarsmen sought to prove speed and stamina in the national sprint regatta. The Golden Bears, winners of the Poughkeepsie four mile test, were favored to beat Pennsylvnia Syracuse and Washington on the 2000 meter course where California previously won an Olympiad title.
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Long Beach
Cal
California
Poughkeepsie
Golden Bears
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Washington
Georgia-Florida League Schedule and Results
Today’s games include Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York. Results show Philadelphia 4 Boston 2 New York 11 Brooklyn 7 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 8 Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston.
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Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Americus
Aneete
Panama City
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Albion
Moultie
New York Sestee
Saults Detroit
Baseball scores and upcoming games in Southern cities
In a summary of recent games Birmingham beat Knoxville 8 to 4 in 10 innings with Chattanooga 4 and Memphis 3 and New Orleans lost 1 to 2 at Atlanta. Rain affected Nashville at Little Rock and New Orleans at Atlanta with Chattanooga at Memphis and Birmingham at Knoxville on schedule. Youth aid recipients at the University of Southern California show higher average study results than peers with independent financial means.
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Birmingham
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville-Little Rock
Nashville
Little Rock
University of Southern California
Chattanooga Nashville
Little. Rock
Birmingham Pendens
Joe Engel
Clyde Milan
Birmingham Barons
Leo Moon
Crackers
Ashville
Baseball recap notes losing pitcher Helvey
The game lasted 2 hours 10 minutes with Helvey credited as the losing pitcher. Umpires were Cowart and Floyd.
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Helvey
Cowart and
Floyd
Cards Win Fourth Straight Over Moultrie Steers
Americus defeated Moultrie 5 to 0 in a drizzly afternoon game. Humphries slugged a long inside the park homer as Americus built a 3 run edge by the fifth and sixth innings. Moultrie could muster only eleven hits and left eleven runners on base in a shutout loss.
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Moultrians
Moultrie
Americus
Bill Cannan
Steers
Humphries
Anderson
Berry
Barnes
Big field heads to citywide tennis tourney in Thomasville
About 75 players will begin the five division singles tournament Monday at the new municipal courts, with Ausley and Crosby aiding as alternate venues. Winnie Bramblett leads the 45 entry men’s field and seeds include Happy Joye Bobby Ausley and Lawson Neel.
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Competiton
Ausley
Dawson Street
Linkola Plantation
C. K. C. Ausley
L. S."crosby
Winnie “Bramblett
D. R
Happy” Joye
Bobby Ausley
Lawson Neel
Lookouts Edge Memphis in Ten Inning Win
The Chattanooga Lookouts defeated Memphis 4 to 3 in ten innings. Dick Lanahan delivered key plays in a game featuring a managerial dismissal for training regulation infraction.
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Associated Press
Mule Shirley
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mem
Dick Lanahan
Baer Says He Will Marry Today Without Naming Bride
Heavyweight champion Max Baer announced plans to marry today but refused to name his bride citing privacy. He said the wedding would occur during the day with a public reveal at 4 PM. Baer expected to fly to New York for a honeymoon after Rockville, Maryland.
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Girl
Washington
New York
Gloria Perry
Park Avenue
Mary Kirk Brown
Baer
James J. Braddock
Rockville
Joe Louis
Louis
Haphazard Baseball Notes and Local Stadium Upgrades
A collage of baseball anecdotes covers Orioles vs Caps comebacks and a four run lead lost to power hitting. Americus tops Moultrie in a race for the second half, Thomasville tailing, and Heinshaw hurled a one hit game for the Cubs. The Mast Side field progress and Belgium’s wartime horse trade also feature amid minor league shuffle and managerial news.
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Caps
Orioles
Ben Brown Among Leading Hitters with .385 Mark
Kearns tops pitching as latest batting and pitching averages are released. Sny der lists pace setters and highlights Ben Brown with a .385 batting average among leaders.
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Ben Brown
Snyder
Four youngsters reach Panama City amateur quarter finals
Four under 21 golfers from Florida and Alabama advance to the quarter finals at Panama Country Club in Panama City Florida. Johnny Morris Horace Williams Jr Steve Fell and George Bolesta won their matches to join leading players in the championship flight, with other first round results listed from Mobile Birmingham Tallahassee and Albany.
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Alabama
Panama Country Club
Johnny Morris
Birmingham
Horace Williams
Bolesta
Bob Parker
Tallahassee
B. K. White
Charlie Ball
Montgomery
Gordon Smith
Mobile
Dick Crawford, Sr
W. M. Boozer
A. L. Ross
Bastrop
Ed Vaughan
Roy Knight
Preston Watson
L. Smith
Co. W. Whitehead
Horace Culver
L. G. Bayliss
Harold Davis
L. L. Vann
New Orleans
Horace Hall
Dothan
Ala
Mark Lyons
Gilbert Johnson
Drury Flowers
George Converse
Valdosta
Braddy Murton
Henshaw Fires One-Hit Shutout as Cubs Ruin Pirates
Roy Henshaw of the Chicago Cubs no hit the Pittsburgh Pirates until a sixth inning double by Mace Brown, in an 8 to 0 win. The Cardinals and Giants stumbled while the Tigers surged to third in the American League behind Hank Greenberg's three homers and strong pitching by Auker and Sorrell. The Phillies beat the Braves 4 to 2 as Dolph Camilli belted his 15th homer in the tenth.
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Associated Press
Roy Henshaw
Windy City
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Mace Brown
Cubs
Jim Weaver
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Birkofer
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Jess Haines
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Browns
Sox
Cleveland
Greenberg
Eldon Auker
Vic Sorrell
John Whitehead
Indians
O’dell Hale
Phillies
Braves
Dolph Camilli
Rupert ‘Thompson
Women golfers halt Babe Didrikson Hicks in Western Open
In Chicago at Sunset Ridge, Opal Hill and S L Reinhardt defeated Hicks and Didrikson to reach the 36 hole final. Hill won 2 and 1 over Hicks, Reinhardt beat Didrikson 5 and 4, ending the business women’s only event eligibility for the season.
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Babe Didrikson
Chicago
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
S. L. Reinhardt
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Hewlett
N. Y
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Beaumont
Tex
Hill
Miss Hicks
Reinhardt
Babe
Glen Arvens 17th Annual Invitation Tourney Next Week
Glen Arven Country Club hosts the seventeenth annual Piney Woods golf tournament with Billy Oliver of Valdosta favored to defend the title won last year over Billy Bager Jr. The event runs July 3 to July 6 with 18 hole qualifying, match play, and a 35 hole final for the Piney Woods championship cup. Strong showings expected from Valdosta, Tallahassee, and Thomasville clubs.
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Valdosta
Billy Bager, Jr
G. A
Piney Woods
South ‘Georgia
Olivers
Billy
Oliver
Daddy Jack
Johnny
Maxwell
Max
George Converse
Horace Caldwell
Billy Eager, Jr
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