Georgia Florida League scores and next games listed
Yesterday results show Valdosta 5 Americus 1. Cordele 3 Thomasville 0 with fifth inning rain. Waycross 17 Moultrie 8. Albany 6 Tallahassee 4. Today's games: Americus at Valdosta Cordele at Thomasville Tallahassee at Albany Moultrie at Waycross.
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Waycross
Americus
Thomasville
Albany
Baseball game box score details and line scores
The report lists RBI leaders and hits for Cordele and Thomasville with pitchers Rice and Bosser, plus fielding and base running details. It records runs scored by McClure Nimbrell Leach Gaddy Haeden Dusak and others, plus errors by McAdams Keane and double plays. Umpires Kushner and Alexander, game time 1 15.
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Cearley
Rice
Swoboda
Contini
Miehoff
Cordele
Thomasville
Zimmerer
Johnson
Harrington
Jumonville
Vandergrift
Bosser
Armstrong
Kushner
Alexander
McClure
Nimbrell
Leach
Gaddy
Lucas
Haeden
Ogieno
Rhawn
McAdams
Keane
McVay
Dusak
Kimbrell
Summ
Sacrifices
Hawn
Dernack
Fernback
Tallahassee
Albany
Pierson
Wilshere
Bryson
Whitlow
Thro
Forrest
Tyson
Stolper
Sutter
Ogiego
Be Leach
Riley
Michelei
Dernback
Tony Galento Returns Home Counts Tavern Receipts
Tony Galento, back in Orange New Jersey after a bout with Joe Louis, stops at his tavern to tally the day's receipts. He reports 255 dollars as a good take, noting friends supported him during the fight. Doctors describe cuts on his face but he vows to challenge Louis again despite the injuries.
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Orange
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Joe Louis
Tony
Louis
Herman (Muggsy) Taylor
Philadelphia
Max E. Stern
Newark
Chaison
Galento
New’ York
Ainle
Detroit
Nova
Mike Joe
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Yankee
Stadium
Pike
Woman surpri ses car thief in Portland Ore
Mrs. H F Krewis in Portland confronts a man tampering with her ute. The thief admits stealing and returns a camera and other items before fleeing as police are phoned.
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Portland
Ore
H. F. Krewis
Bears Triumph as Waycross Wins Open Day Attendance Contest
The Waycross Bears celebrate a 17 to 6 win over Moultrie to claim the opening day attendance trophy. Albany edged Tallahassee 5 to 4, Cor dele defeated Thomasville 3 to 2 in rain shortened play, and Valdosta beat Americus 1 to 0 as other league games unfold.
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Associated Press
Waycross Bears
Bears
Moultrie
Bear
Albany
Tallahassee
Cordele
Thomasville
Valdosta
Americus
Pioneers
Louis Puts Tony Galento Out By TKO In Fourth
A boxing report notes Joe Louis defeating Tony Galento by knockout in the fourth round. The bout headlines a range of local items including juror lists, Obituaries, and farm market notes.
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Louis
Tony Galento
Fragmented OCR hints at sports study and tribute notes
The text references sports, football, and tribute efforts with scattered names and phrases. It suggests a discussion of ability, top flight performance, and a retrospective note on participants or figures in a game or season. The fragmentary content lacks clear events or outcomes.
Local sports note on Riley Jr and Warne at Oak Park
A fragmented local sports column notes Riley Jr and Warne being honored at Oak Park. It mentions baseball and football involvement, a hopeful path to college or pro ranks, and friends in the area tracking their performance and future in multiple sports.
Varnedoe Night At The Stadium Honors Local Announcer
Varnedoe, WPAX radio baseball announcer, will be honored at a stadium night after last night’s 3-2 loss for Cordele Bees and Thomasville Orioles. Doc Bowers to start for the Birds as the Bees drop to sixth in the Georgia Florida League race. Orioles travel to Waycross tomorrow to face the Bears, with two games Friday and Saturday. New Brunswick? Othene is YAY’S RESULTS AN ASSOCIATION shows scattered scores.
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Cordele
Thomasville Orioles
Doc’ Bowers
Varnedoe
WPAX
Ball Park
Cordelo Bees
Orioles
Bears
Yankees Set New Records With 13 Homers In Doubleheader
The New York Yankees slugged 13 homers in a doubleheader sweep of the Philadelphia Athletics 23-2 and 10-0, breaking major league marks for homers in a game and across two consecutive games. Seven Yankees homered, led by Dahlgren Gordon and DiMaggio with nine between them, while the club also set a 53-base-hit American League record.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Red Rolfe
Babe Dahlgren
Joe Gordon
Joe DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Bill Dickey
Tommy Henrich
Frank Crosetti
Bronx Bombers
Detroit
Connie Mack
Monte Pearson
Athletics
Lefty Gomez
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Chicago
Barrison
Cubs
Stan Hack
Gabby Hartnett
Brooklyn Doders Afton Bees
Akness
Dodgers
Minnesota Fertile court attorney welcomes 18th child
Henry L. Gaylord, an 83 year old attorney from Minnesota Fertile, and his 40 year old wife welcomed a baby boy today. This birth is the 18th child in his family and the seventh with his current wife after two previous marriages.
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Fertile
Mion
Henry L. Gaylord
Spartans Break Free to Top Spinners in Sally League
Spartanburg Spartans end a long cellar stay by beating Greenville Spinners 7 to 2 in Augusta. Bill Johnson tripled after Johnny Russian's single, as about 9,000 fans saw the largest Greenville crowd. Columbia scored both runs in the third. Columbus Red Birds routed Jacksonville Tars 10 to 1 behind Bill Seinsoth's pitching and offense with five RBIs.
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Augusta
Spartanburg
Spartans
Greenville Spinners
Columbia
Greenville
Spantanburg
Bill Johnson
Johnny Russian
Columbus Redbirds
Jacksonville Tars
Bill Seinsoth
Columbus
Redbirds
Tony Galento Fights Hard Before Louis Stops Him in 4th
Joe Louis defeated Tony Galento at Yankee Stadium in 2 29 of the fourth round after a fierce contest in front of about 35 000 fans. Galento rocked Louis in the third round and endured heavy punishment, but Louis landed decisive blows to end the bout.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Tony Galento
New Jersey
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Arthur Donovan
Tony
Louis
Galento
Joe
Galen
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Macon Grabs Double Win Over Savannah Indians
Macon swept both ends of a doubleheader with Savannah Indians. In the opener Tom Cafego and Carl Fairly drove in runs as Macon exploded for six in the seventh to pull away 11 3. A big fifth inning helped Macon secure a 4 2 win in the nightcap.
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Macon
Savannah
Indians
Tom Cafego
Carl Fairly
Rain Ends Game As Bees Lead In Sixth
Cordele Bees beat Thomasville 3 2 in five innings as a rain delay halted play after bases loaded with none out in the sixth. Bees scored once in the first third and fourth while Orioles had three early hits and two errors, with Cordele surviving a volatile sixth before the game ended.
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Cordele
Bees
Dove
Jumonville
Thomasville
Harry Rice
Cordelo Bees
Oriloes
Miehoff
Marion Johnson
Dick Mueninghoeff
Johnson
Ulisney
Arnold
Charley
Adz
Sol Mieshoff
Cearley
Mueninghoff
Harrington
Vandegrift
Rice
Armstrong
Pat Dove
George Jumonville
Red McKenzie
Paul Swoboda
McKenzie
Swoboda
Bobby Contini
Contini
Zimmerer
Bosser
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Birds
Selma Hurler Just Misses No Hit Victory Against Jackson
In Montgomery on June 29 Selma defeated Jackson 2 0 as Eiland pitched four hits for Jackson Hoppe missed a no hitter by one weak hit Selma scored twice in the third inning before a windy grandstand crowd Meridians Scrappers were also noted in the report.
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Selma Hurler
Jackson
Montgomery
Ala
Selma
Jackson Partisans
Eiland
Selma Rooters
Hoppe
Meridian
Scrappers
New York Angel Face Fight Turned Into Night of Slugging
A garbled Detroit boxing report describes a bout involving Louis and Galento with mentions of Nova and a later dressing room confrontation. The piece references ringside figures like Pete Herman and a hall of fame nod for a baseball writer, amid scattered sports chatter and stray names.
Fragmentary OCR Note with Unclear Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR excerpt contains fragmented phrases and unknown names. It appears to reference people and actions but key details are unreadable. Without clearer text, precise event, date, or location cannot be established.
Engel Puts On Pog Race as Lookouts Suffer Big Drub
Joe Engel acting as proxy for the Chattanooga Lookouts staged a dog race he could not finish. Birmingham Barons exploded to a 10 to 7 win, lifting spirits and ending Lookouts turmoil. Crackers win seventh in a row by beating New Orleans 3 to 1. Knoxville defeats Little Rock 7 to 2 as Memphis and Nashville rally with heavy bats.
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Associated Press
Joe Engel
Chattanooga Lookouts
Birmingham
Mr. Engel
Birmingham Barons
Engel
Lookouts
Memphis
Southern Association
Barons
Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Little Rock
Nashville
Improvised Street Scene Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
Reading shows a fragmented OCR fragment mentioning a street portion and people names. The readable entities include a person named Neil and a family reference, with unclear surrounding context about a road or address and a possible social or civic group.
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