Straws 73 Wind The Teas Georgia Florida League Star Team
The article lists a star Team with managers and players from multiple Georgia Florida league cities including Albany, Valdosta, Waycross, Thomasville, and Tallahassee. It details voting results for a dream team, positions, and league averages, noting McBryde, Moody, Angeli, and others receive votes, plus Batting averages for Willett, McBryde, Mullen, Spaziano, Dove, Colgan, and Woleen. It also mentions Tigers batting and fielding stats.
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Bend
McBryde
Tiger
Mac
Bill LaFrance
Moultrie
Moody
Waycross
Tallahassee
Anl
Angeli
Moody Gt
Howe
Tigers
Cordele
Willett
Bengals
Mullen
Spaziano
Pat Dove
Bill Colgan
Woleen
Stolz's gameness takes Kayo spotlight in title bout
The Cauliflower Bar course crowd talked of Allie Stolz's grit after he was knocked out by Bob Montgomery. Stolz rose five times to continue punching in the lightweight championship fight, showing moxie that drew praise despite defeat in New York.
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Stolz
Gameness
Kayo
Bob Montgomery
New York
Cauliflower Bar
Allie Stolz
Allie
Suggs Beats Zaharias To Reach Western Open Final
Louise Suggs of Georgia defeated Babe Zaharias in a semfinal to reach a 36 hole final with Patty Berg advancing as co medalists. Suggs led early but Zaharias battled back, forcing a dramatic finish as the Southland star eyed the title.
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Loube Suggs
Georgia
Babe
Berg
Des Moines
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Babe Dievickson Zaharias
Miss Suggs
Lithia Springs
Mrs. Zaharias
Patty
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Perry Beats Van Horn in NE Net Tourney
Brookline Massachusetts June 29 AP three of four seeds remain in contention as the New England professional tennis tournament heads into extended semi finals with best of five sets. Top seeded Bobby Riggs of Chicago leads the field into today’s action with the semi finals set.
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Perry
van Horn
Brookline
Mass
New England
Bobby Riggs
Perry Upsets Top Seeded Van Horn in Tennis Quarterfinals
Unseeded Fred Perry of Las Vegas defeated Welby Van Horn of Atlanta 6-0 6-3, handing the favorites their first loss. Don Budge of Oakland beat John Faunce 6-4 3-6 6-0, Riggs defeated Gene Mako 6-1 6-1, and Kovdes edged Wayne Sabin 6-4 6-2 in other quarterfinals.
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Cage
Fred Perry
Las Vegas
Nev
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Frank Kosvacs
Perry
Welby
van ‘Horn
Atlanta
Budge
John Faunce
Los Angeles
Riggs
Gene Mako
Kovdes
Wayne Sabin
Reno
Terrible Teddy Williams Leads Big Hitters in AL Slam Race
Boston star Terrible Teddy Williams appears set to become the first AL player to lead in home runs RBIs and total bases in two different seasons. He hit his 20th as the Red Sox routed the Senators 12 1. Williams tops RBIs with 62, total bases 167, and trails Vernon by one point in batting average.
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Teddy
Williams
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Gehrig
Foxx
Ruth
Rogers Hornsby
Chuck Klein
Joe Medwick
Boston
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Bobby Doerr
Washington
Mickey Vernon
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburg Pirates
Dixie Walker
Brooks
Vic Lombardi
Cardinals
Howie Pollett
Preacher Roe
Bucs
Pirates
Maurice van Robays
Philadelphia Phillies
New—York—Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Denny Gatehouse
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Gatehouse
Dizzy Trout
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Czech Star Threatens U S Singles Crown At Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports rising Czech tennis star Jaroslav Drobný threatens the U S in singles as the event nears its midpoint. AP dispatch notes the U S side had faced tough challenges from the Czech contender, whose form and aura of invincibility raise doubts about American chances.
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U.S
Bill Macklin
Wimbledon
United States
Hasty
Dentee
Jaroslav
Droeny Bny
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and cities
Yesterday results show American Teagus Boston defeated Washington 12 to 1 and New York 4 to Philadelphia 1. St Louis topped Detroit 9 to 0 while Cleveland beat Chicago 7 to 2. Brooklyn 3 Boston 1 and St Louis 5 Pittsburg 1 in night games. Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 and Philadelphia 7 New York 5. Georgia Florida League Albany 6 Cordele 0 3 All other games postponed.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Satnon
Wotaauuee
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Gisorgia
Albany
Cordele
Baseball Games on Tap in Major Leagues and Local Schedule
Major League action features Philadelphia at New York Washington at Boston Cleveland at Chicago with only games listed in the American and National Leagues Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia in the National League plus Georgia Florida League matchups Americus at Cordele Waycross at Moultrie Valdosta at Thomasville Albany at Tallahassee Also note Rose City Ice Cream cones cups and pints available at East Side Grocery Market 730 East Clay opening Sunday morning
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Brooklyn
Americus
Cordele
Waycross
Moultrie
Valdosta
Thomasville
Albany
Tallahassee
Rose City
East Side
Amat golf title clash for Georgia between Yates and Blum
Atlanta and Macon vie for the state amateur crown as Dan Yates faces Arnold Blum in a 36 hole final. Yates defeated Tommy Barnes in the quarters and Dan Kirkland in the semis, while Blum ousted Gene Gaillard to reach the final.
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Atlanta
Dan Yates
Arnold Blum
Macon
Yates
Tommy Barnes
Dan Kirkland
Columbus
Blum
Gene Gaillard
Kirklland
Luke Barnes
Gaillard
Billy Goodlie
Valdosta
Five Set Clash Tops Kramer as American Hopes Dwindle
Yesterday in a five set battle of titans Jack Kramer of Los Angeles, seed No. 2, was eliminated. The victory narrows Americans' pursuit of Wimbledon men's singles glory as two lesser-known California youngsters advance to challenge for the title. Tom Brown, 23, a former mortar gunner, faces Tony Mottram of Britain while Budge Patty meets top seed Dinny Pails of Australia.
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Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Wimbledon
California
Tom Brown
Tony Mottram
Britain
Budge Patty
Dinny Pails
Mexican Vega brothers set to face Parker and Talbert in finals
A heavy storm postponed play as Frankie Parker faced Rolando Vega and Armando Vega in singles. Billy Talbert and Armando Vega's matchup followed. Rival captains will choose doubles entrants on Sunday with expectations that Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy oppose the Mexican tandem in the doubles title defense.
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Ries Yesters
Ene
Orange Lawn
Tnnis
Frankie Parker
Rolando Vega
Mexico
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Parker
Rolando
Armando
Daniel Hernandez
Walter Pate
Vega Brothers
Talbert
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Curran Wins 800 in 56.5 at Meet
William Curran J. won the 800 meter race with a time of 56.5 seconds, defeating Lehman from the San Bic Club in a competitive track event.
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William Curran J
Lehman
San Bic -Club
In-Pia
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