Orioles Send Geary to Chattanooga Lookouts
Thomasville's Orioles plan a deal with Baltimore to trade shortstop Eugene Huck Geary to the Chattanooga Lookouts in exchange for Barnett, with discussion of a pitcher from Newark. The move comes as the Orioles face the Americas Cardinals in a key home series, while Geary wavers over the transfer and team officials pursue due diligence with Baltimore's John Ogden.
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Huck) Geary
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Seeded players advance in city championship amid rain
The men's city championship tourney saw most seeded players progress after a rain delay. Champion Vann edged Rev J A ant 6-4 while No 2 Ausley beat Hill Nelson 6-1 6-1. other seeds like Joenner and Milton won, with multiple matches resulting in second round berths for players including Geary Caldwell and Milton.
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Gene Speight
J. Ferton
Pla Milton
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Jeffries
Billy Eager to Compete in Glen Arven Meet
Valdosta golf standout Billy Mager leads a large field for Glen Arven's 8th annual Buick Woods championship. The Goddevard Course opens to pros today with 18 hole qualifying and match play starting Saturday. Entrants include players from Valdosta Tallahassee Jacksonville Albany Thomasville Macon Savannah and Atlanta.
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Monltrne
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Atlanta
Reds stay alive as Vander Meer wins ninth in row
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 5-2 as Vander Meer pitches and extends his winning streak to nine. McCormick and Goodman boost the Reds while Giants and Cubs stumble, keeping Cincinnati within reach of the NL lead. Browns, White Sox rally. Indians widen AL advantage. Eastern clubs canceled by rain.
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Associated Press
Rhineland
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Forbes Field
Frank McCormick
Ival Goodman
Giants
Reds Lock Caps in wild Cordele win
Cordele Reds defeated the Tallahassee Caps 15 to 4 in a hectic game at Cordele. Starter changes, four first inning runs by the Caps, seven by the Reds in the same frame, McVay and Hargrove starring for their teams as the series influences playoff positioning.
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Obie Green to Box Dublin Cop in Fourth of July Grudge Bout
Obie Green known as the Tiger man will fight Gal loping Carlos Gay, a Dublin officer, at a Fourth of July rally in Dublin Ga. Green says he likes all policemen except Gay. Trained by Herbert Stribling, Green shows improvement in eight rounds with Stribling and sparring partners as Col W F Scott backs the 180 pound contender against the 197 pound officer.
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Ocilla Flash
Dublin
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Green
Herbert
Baby) Stuiblng
Aittle
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Larry Little
Chen
Tiger
W. F. Scott
Gay
Yesterday's Stars Flash in Tight Baseball Duel
Johnny Vander Meer and the Reds toppled the Pirates as a 6 hit day and walkless pitching fueled a late surge. Rip Sewell walked two, Marv Owen and White Sox teammates sparked ninth inning drives with a two run homer and Owen stealing home as the White Sox edged the Browns. Pepper Martin and Lonnie Warneke stood out for the Cardinals in a high effort day.
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Rip Decseuti
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Lonnie Warneke
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McColl Shuts Out Thomasville as Cards Dominate 11-0
In Americus Georgia on June 29 manager Alex McColl pitched a two hit game to blank Thomasville. The Americas hit for nineteen safeties including three from Hal Quick who had a four for five night. Rowe and Layne fueled the offense with multi hit days as Newcomb Martin and Hartness contributed in support. Cards overcome several miscues to seal an 11-0 win.
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Ile
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Baseball scores and games from Cordele to Columbus
Yesterday results include Cordele 12 Tallahassee 5 and Albany 6 Moultrie 4 in 10 innings. Today's slate shows Americus at Thomasville with several Memphis New Orleans and Chicago matchups plus multiple rainouts and standings notes. Warneke limited the Cubs to 9-3, Hat Trosky homered with two on to power Cleveland past Detroit 5-4.
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Box Score Update for Thomasville Americus Game
Box score recap shows Layne and Quick with two RBIs each and McCall two base hits. Clarke pitched 4 1 3 innings allowing 12 hits while McColl fanned six. Umpires were Kendall and Curtis. game lasted about two hours.
Cowden Team Leads Softball League With 8-5 Win
Cowden Auto Supply tops Times-Enterprise Printers 8 5 as 5 run third inning pushes Cowdens into league lead. Broughton Powell hot with 8 hit pitching and 11 total hits off Waller and Wheeler. City Nationals beat Consolidated Loan 10 6 with Zalumas homer and 16 hits. Standings show Cowdens 2 1 1.000, City National 1 1 0.500, Consolidated Loan 1 1 .600, Times-Enterprise 0 2 .000.
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Cowden Auto Supply Company
New City
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Cowden
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John Wheeler
East Side
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Reasons for not voting span jobs to loyalty and fear
The piece argues voters reject candidates to gain favors or jobs, cites a big loss for Americus over Thomasville, praises local figure Alex McColl, and reflects on political pressures and racial tensions impacting employment and voting power. It mentions WPA and boss influence, plus unemployment politics and a president's pronouncements.
Babe Ruth narrowly escapes injury in automobile crash
Ridgewood New Jersey June 9 Babe Ruth the home run hitter who recently returned to baseball was in a car mishap that caused minor injuries and halted his activities as he recuperated at home authorities reported.
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Ridgewood
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Sports Roundup Highlights From New York June 29
A chaotic sports roundup covers boxing claims about Louis and Baer, Giants, Jo Jo Moore absences, Galento’s KO for his kid, Hubbell family notes, Don Giovannia, Purvis, and a fatal car crash near West Saddle River with Ruth and Rose Beck unhurt.
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Jo Jo Moore
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