NEY WOODS TOURNEY OPENS AND CINCINNATI BEATS CUBS
Opening of the Ney Woods tournament at Glen Arven with Reds defeating the Cubs 4 to 3 before 33 468 in Cincinnati. Derringer and Davis pitched brilliantly as Chicago led briefly in the seventh but Reds rallied for the win. Dressen’s club gains in the National League standings amid other rain rained games.
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NEY Woods
Glen Arven
Hugh S. Fulerton, JR
Cincinas
Chuck Dressen
James Iy
Ito
Van Ryns Advance In Wimbledon Mixed Doubles
Mr and Mrs John Van Ryn of Philadelphia reach the third round in the all England championships by beating Enrique Mailer and Jean Ingram 6 1 6 0. Jadwiga Jedrzejowska defeats Kay Stammers 6 2 6 3 in the women's quarterfinals. Mme Simone Mathieu advances to the women's semifinals by beating Fraulein Marie Louise Horn 7 5 6 3. The pronunciation guide for Jadwiga Jedrzejowska is also included.
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Wimbledon
Eng
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Enrique Mailer
Spain
Jean Ingram
England
Jadwiga Jerrzejowska
Kay Stammers
Mme
Simone Mathieu
France
Fraulein Marie Louise Horn
Ladies Quarters at Wimbledon Light Up the Courts
Wimbledon England June 30 eight top women players reach quarter finals led by Helen Jacobs USA facing Anita Lizana Chile and England's Dorothy Round meeting Hilda Krahnkinkel Spearling Germany Denmark Kay Stammers against Jadwiga Jedrzejowska and Simone Mathieu versus Marie Louise Horn. In men's action Don Budge and Fred Perry prepare for next round as Bunny Austin meets Baron Gottfried Von Cramm.
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Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs
United States
Anita Lizana
England
Dorothy Round
Hilda Krahkinkel Spearling
Germany
Denmark
Kay
Derringer Dominates Cubs as Reds Rally in Uniform Debut
Paul Derringer pitched to nine Cubs hits in a duel with Curt Davis, struck out six and drove in two runs in a Reds win. The Reds unveiled bright new uniforms with red pants and cream shirts, drawing fan approval and a fresh, bold note to the game.
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Associated Press
Paul Derringer
Reds
Cubs
Curt Davis
Cordele Prepares for Major Night Game With Thomsvl Orioles
Cordele Georgia civic leaders expect an overflow crowd for the first night baseball game here Wednesday between the Cordele Reds and the Thomasville Orioles of the Georgia Florida League. Manager Ivey Griffin plans Babe Davis to pitch for Cordele and Thomasville will use ace Frank Anderson.
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Cordele
Cordele Reds
Thomasville Orioles
Ivey Griffin
Babe Davis
Thomasville
Frank Anderson
Gulf Oilers Run Up 9 0 Win In City League Softball
The Gulf Oilers defeated the Thomasville Nurserymen 9 to 0 in City Softball League play last night. The Kiroys and Times Enterprise Printers did not play. Upcoming games include Paramount Cleaners versus Pebbles and Methodists versus Orphans with a scheduled off night Wednesday.
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Gulf Oilers
Thomasville Nurserymen
Kiroys
Times-Enterprise
Paramount Cleaners
Methodists
Pebble Hill
Sports Schedule and Tonight’s Matchups Across Cities
Today’s games include New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Yesterday’s results list Cleveland at St. Louis Detroit at Chicago and Boston at New York. Local notes show Tallahassee American Albany Moultrie Cordele Thomasville in off days with additional city pairings.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Tallahassee
American
Albany
Moultrie
Cordele-Thomasville
Cordele
Thomasville
Cincinnati
New York Eben Corps
Boston F
Detroit Eeidatee
Etdengsiee Abe
Roundup of sports chatter from New York columns
Eddie Briez surveys New York sports talk on June 30 noting Joe DiMaggio’s strong Yankees reception and Abe Simons sponsors plus chatter on Graham plan at UNC and NC State. Other items mention O Rourke Schmeling, Cubs prospects, Davin, OBrien, Vines, Bitsy Grant, Jacobs profits, Breele vs Risko, and Van Mungo trade talk.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Jock Whitney
Tommy Hitchcock
Park Avenue Toffs
Abe Simons
North Carolina
N. C
Graham
W. Winchell
Tom O Rourke
Max Schmeling
Cubs
Curt Davin
Bill O’brien
Ellsworth
Mike Jacobs
Breele
Babe Risko
Giants
van Mungo
Capitals Prevail In High Scoring Travelers Victory
In Moultrie Georgia the Capitals beat the Travelers 12 to 9 as seven seventh inning runs helped Tallahassee clinch. Miller hit a key fifth inning triple for Albany in a 6 to 4 win over Moultrie. Pensky homered for the Packers in a tight late rally.
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Associated Press
Georgia- Florida
Tallahassee Capitals
Americas Cardinals
Miller
Albany
Molntrie
Packers
Travelers
Murray
Waits
Hofforth
Capitals
Johnson
Cremy
Thomas
Quinn
Marion
Evans
Cards
Pensky
Packer
Cordele
Thomasville
Moultrie
Americus
Tallahassee
Americus A Marion
Grayston
Feathers
Rf Cole
Willoughby
Am Quick
West
Ned McClure
Po Respond
Ebel
If Hofferth
Newcomb
Pelat
Dotlich
T Lippold
Allen
Seeeree
Une
Palmhassee
Hofferth
Mee Clure
Lippold
McClure
Woolf
Parks
Albany Kratzer
Annino
Bowen
Schultz
C Johnson
Gremp
Beas
P Leistriz
Otek
Leaistr
Tierce
Gillis
Coble
Pensecky
Sac
Bess
Deweese
Leistritz
Smith
Long
Therce
Cowart
Vickers
TARS RED BIRDS AND INDIANS STILL IN SALLY LEAGUE TIE
Grace of Paul Bonner's eleventh inning single gave the Jacksonville Tars a three way tie for first in the Sally League second half. Savannah Indians and Columbus Red Birds also won as the Tars needed extra frames to seal a 4 3 win over Columbia Sena tors. Red Birds climbed to challenge Macon Peaches, winning 7 4. Augusta Tigers opened with four runs but Indians dominated with five in the first, four in the second and five in the seventh for a 11 to 4 victory. Schedule listed Augusta at Savannah Columbus at Macon Columbia at Jacksonville. Henry Lamar won Macon city golf title defeating Bob Kingham two up in 36 holes. Boxing meeting may probe promoter's 50 percent profit demand for Willie Pal benefit.
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Times-Enterprise
Miller
Albany
Moultrie Packers
Stanley Pensky
Paul Smith
Packers
Smith
Annino
DeWeese
Bowen
Schultz
Bess
Kratzer
Johnson
Long
de Weese
Gremp
Gillis
Leistritz
Travs
Thomas
Pensky
Tierce
Quinn
Associated Press
Grace
Paul Bonner
Jacksonville Tars
Savannah Indians
Columbus Red Birds
Tars
Columbia Senators
Red Birds
Macon Peaches
Augusta Tigers
Indians
Augusta
Savannah
Columbus
Macon
Columbia
Jacksonville
Henry Lamar
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lamar
Bob Kingham
Jed Curt Davis
Bill Terry
Boxing Commission
Willie Pal
Thomasville Club Faces Cordele In Park Opener
Thomasville Orioles bolster lineup with four newcomers as they host the Cordele Reds in the first Georgia Florida League game under lights. O’Higgins Reid Burke Carroll join Furthers to offset loss of McKenzie while Frank Anderson is slated for mound duty. The teams then travel to Cordele for the first night game in South Georgia, drawing many local fans to see baseball under floodlights.
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Reds
Cordele
Thomasville
Orioles
Cordelo Reds
O'Higgins
Reid
Frank Burke
Baltimore
Sherwood McKenzie
W. G. Brahman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Burke
Malone Carroll
Joe Annunzio
Cecil Fernandez
Rays
South Georgia Sun
Georgia
Florida Joop
Frank Anderson
Cordele Reds
Moundsman
Cordele Stadium
South Georgia
Albany
Cordelo
Manero names brother in law as golf manager
Tony Manero, winner of the national open, has tapped his brother in law Nick Maniero as manager. Manero forecasts a $25,000 prize for his title. The note mentions other sports and figures, including Joe Louis, Dizzy Dean, and Jesse Owens, in a wide mixed sports roundup.
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New York
N. Y
Tony Manero
Nick Maniero
Tony
Manero
Maniero
Max Schmesing
Joe Louis
Hindenberg
Germany
Schmeling
Dixie
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Dizzy Dean
Barney Ross
Charles Atlas
Max Schmeling
Carl
Giants
Havana
Cuba
Adolph Luque
Frankie Parker
Adrian Quist
Jesse Owens
Ohio State Flyer
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Tom Sellers
Blackpool
England
Miami Biltmore
Doc” McKenzie
Ameri
Glen Arven’s 18th Invitation Tournament Opens Tomorrow
The Glen Arven 18th annual invitation golf tournament starts tomorrow at Cordele with a big field anticipated. The article notes historic sports figures linked to Thomasville, Florida tarpon hunts, and the growing St Marks boat center, highlighting regional sporting culture.
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Glen Arven
Nine More Golfers Enter Piney Woods Tourney Field
Evans led with an 81 in early qualifying as a large field nears the Glen Arven 18th annual invitation. Entrants from Georgia and Florida include Converse, Pate, Estaver, Conoley, Morton Bright, Bennett, Terrell, Searcy, Gandy, Megahee, and Perry among others.
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Glen Arven
Country Club
Georgia
Florida
Piney Woods
George Converse
Valdosta
Pat Pate
Thomasville
W. A. Estaver
Sam Conoley
Jacksonville
Morton Bright
Tallahassee
Atlanta
Pelham
Savannah
Columbus
Perry
Fla
Macon
L. W. Crews
Glen Arven Pro
Leland W. Crews
Ed Perry, Jr
Bainbridge
Byron Bower
Charles Ashenhart
D. Hasbrouck
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Charles M. Chapin
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