Petraes Sec Ey Mans Area In European Tennis Tour
Fragmented notes describe ongoing European tennis action with players such as Phil Sher, Fred Kovaleski, Nadra die, Adrian Quist, and Adrian Quist competing in Paris and Los Angeles linked events. Mentions of injuries and doubles play appear amid a crowded field of international competitors.
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Sedgman
Troughperson
Belglum
Philsher
Rman
Amerippoifent
Fred Kovaleski
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Adrian Quist
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20-Win pitchers loom for coming season
AP notes a potential surge in 20-win pitchers led by Samn Braves and Houtteman trotting out early 10th win. Feller Newhouser Pollitt still in contention while old hands like Lemon, Sain and Roe contribute to tight NL and AL races. Yankees and Cardinals face shifts as Red Sox, Braves, and Dodgers command early attention.
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Associated Press
Johnny. Sain
Boston
Bravley
Art-Houtteman
Yester
Éxclusiv Lodge
Bobby “Feller
Hal Newhouser
Howie Pollit
Newnan Browns Rally Past Valley in Narrow 8-6 Victory
Newnan defeated Valley 8-6 to climb to second place in the Georgia Alabama League first division. Newnan’s bat produced seven hits led by two apiece from Pogic Roth and Red Awalker with a homer by Awalker. Opelika won the other game 6-5 as Fleming drove in the decisive run.
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Newnan Browns
Valley
Newnan
Pogic “Roth
Red Awalker
Joe
Heath
Newne
Opelika
Rome
Wheeler Fleming
Owls
Solt
Carrollton
Shirley
Hornets
Alexander City
Bill Rucker
Harry Falcigno
Bob Howell
Bob Adams
Dale Alexander Adds Tars Heat Wins Five of Seven
Dale Alexander took over managing Jacksonville the Tars and they surged to five wins in seven games, climbing in the South Atlantic League standings. Tom Horton limited Charles ton to four hits, Ed Allegar hit a two run homer, and Macon stretched its lead with a 4 3 win over Columbia as Ikey Palmer tied the game with a ninth inning homer.
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Dale Alexander
Tars
Associated Press
Dale—Alexander
Jacksonville
Macon
Alex
Detroit Tiger
Sameu
Soooharleston
Tom Horton
Charleston
Ed Allegar
Peaches
Columbia
Ikey Palmer
Columbus
Cardinals
Greenville
Dick Czaplewski
Redbirds
Oscar Grimes
Augusta
Savannah
Tigers
Legion Team Tangles With Pelham Tonight
Thomasville's American Legion baseball team will tangle with Pelham tonight under the lights at Municipal Stadium. Baseball fans are urged to come watch a good ball game. Game time is 8 o'clock.
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Thomasville
American , Legion
Pelham
Municipal Stadium
Baseball Standings Update From Multiple Leagues
Yesterday’s games across the Southern Association and Georgia-Florida leagues show Cordele routing Albany Americus 10 to 3 while Valdosta beat Tallahassee Moultrie 7? 7. Macon defeated Columbia 3 to 2 as Charleston toppled Greenville 2 7. Birmingham edged Memphis 10 to 5, Nashville won 5 12 over Chattanooga and Little Rock, Mobile crushed Atlanta 19 to 8. In the National League Chicago beat St Louis 8 to 3, Brooklyn and New York 3 to 8, Boston 8 Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 5. In the American League New York topped Washington, Detroit 8 Chicago 2, Cleveland 8 Boston 5.
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Phillies
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Meyer
Preacher Roe
Gene Hermanski
Hermanski
Roe
Sheldon Jones
Carl Furillo
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Furillo
Th Brooks
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Bill Werle
Houtteman
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Sain
Lemon
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Hoot Evers
Ken Holcombe
Don Kolloway
St. Louis Brownies
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Boston Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Philadelphia
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Dom Dimaggio
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Ellis Kinder
Allie Reynolds
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Jerry Coleman
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Today's games feature regional basketball matchups
District battles line up across the southeast with Cordelo against Albany and Thomasville visiting Americus as Valdosta hosts Tallahassee. Waycross plays Moultrie while Birmingham travels to New Orleans and Ciel Memphis visits Nashville. Atlanta hosts Mobile night game with Little Rock at Chattanooga and New York at Brooklyn. St. Louis visits Chicago and Philadelphia hosts Boston night tilt. Washington visits New York and Chicago travels to St. Leis.
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Thomasville
Americus Valdosta
Tallahassee
Moultrie
Southern Association
Birmingham
New Orleans
Ciel
Memphis
Ant
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Citizens post signs over snow plows in Liberty
In Liberty New York residents unhappy with snow removal posted large warning signs on highways warning drivers that the roads were plowed for spring planting. The signs read Slow Road Plowed for Spring Planting.
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Liberty
N. Y
Citizes
Catskill Mountain
Tigers Narrow Gap in Georgia-Florida League Duel
Americus edged Thomasville 4-3 as Ken Stanley delivered a two run homer in the fifth to put the Tigers ahead. Bob Fulton forced in a run with a bases loaded walk in the first, while Americus' two runs in the third set the stage. Alex Hoyle earned his sixth win with eight innings of work, and Berman Waldrop took the loss for Thomasville. The two clubs meet again tonight in Americus before traveling to Thomasville tomorrow.
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Thomasville Tigers
Americus
Ken Stanley
Tigers
Bob Fulton
Carl Weatherton
Thomasville
Stanley
Phils
Pat
Fanseye
Milliken Must Wait for Break at Vero Beach Camp
Brooklyn manager says prospect Bob Milliken looked good in spring camp at Vero Beach. He weighed 215 pounds now after 220 last year and is in shape for next season. Milliken is currently property of Brooklyn's Montreal team.
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N. Y
Jarmey Shorton
Bob Milliken
Vero Beach
Milliken
Montreal
Colonial Stores Forfeit Makeup Game In City League
Colonial Stores forfeited a City Softball League makeup game to Post 222 last night due to missing players. Tonight Georgia Crate faces Post 222 and Colonial Stores plays Vocational School.
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Colonial Stores
Colonial
Georgia
Lookouts blank Little Rock in shutout by Norman Brown
Norman Brown pitched a six hit shutout for Chattanooga as the Lookouts defeated Little Rock 5 0. The win followed Royce Chandler’s 3 1 victory over the Travelers and came amid trading turmoil surrounding Griff ith and Lookouts players.
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Lookouts
Norman Brown
Little Rock ‘Travs
Associated
Gbeallie
Dodgers Slip Past Cardinals To 2nd Place
Dodgers move into second behind Tallahassee after a 7 4 win over Albany as Valdosta pitcher Strickland throws a one hitter. Albany drops fifth in six to Cordele 10 5 while Moultrie beats Waycross 8 7.
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Dodgers
Associated Press
Tallahassee Pirates
Valdosta ‘Dodgers
Valdosta
Pirates
Albany Cardinals
Summer Schedule of YMCA Daily Activities
Local YMCA outlines a dense weekly schedule of junior and midget softball and various swimming programs. The timetable lists multiple sessions across Monday to Sunday including boys and girls swim, junior and senior divisions, and men's and ladies events with times from morning to evening. A summer camp runs June 18 through July 1 with reservations for Piney Woods Camp and municipal tennis courts.
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Gerinners Oawer
Wmeh
YMCA
PSM
Piney ‘Woods
Blair's son Jim Blair II facing tough foe in trans Miss golf
In Omaha a 19 year old contender Jim Blair II son of Missouri official faces Herb Durham of Dallas in the trans Miss golf tournament third round. Blair seeded 11 with a 390 yard drive and a 3 under par over Don Pegler of Lincoln to reach the round where 16 players remain. Durham beat Stewart Carroll 5 and 4 to advance as Blair meets him in the fourth round preview.
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Missouri
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Jim
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Blair
Herb Durham
Dallas
Tex
Durham
Stewart Carroll
Don Pegler
Lincoln
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John Kraft
Denver
Rodney Bliss
Des Moines
Gene Zuspann
Goodland
Kas
Dick Knight
H. 2. Carey
Hutchinson
Aye Hi Lewis
Kansas City
Four Favorites Win First Two Rounds in State Women’s Tourney
In Atlanta, June 29 AP, four favored players cleared the initial rounds of the Women’s State Golf Tournament. McDonald defeats Crawford 1 up in 19 holes. Cobb beats Harris 1 up in 24 holes. Stulb wins 3 and 2 over Twilley. Daniel eliminates Weatherall 2 and 1. The quarterfinals pit McDonald against Daniel and Stulb against Cobb.
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Madge McDonald
Aulanta
Marthe Daniel
Rome
Bhilen Stulb
Auguste
John Cobb
McDonald
Mar Crawford
Americus
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