Cordele Redabate downs Thomasville in 9-3 win
Cordele's Redabate rallied past Thomasville 9-3 as Nestor Muskovitch limited the Tigers to three runs on six hits. Thomasville dropped the series opener, with shifts in standings as Cordele moved to sixth and Waycross overtook Talla hassee.
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Lee
Turtzo
Connor
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Komisarek
Cann
Henkle
Crouch
Mulloy and Bromwich Favored for Wimbledon Final Berths
London dispatch reports Gardner Mulloy of Miami and Aus tralia's John Bromwich favored to reach Wimbledon finals as nine days of upsets defy form. Bromwich tackles Josef Asboth and Mulloy meets Bob Falkenburg while both stars contend with prior injuries. American women also reach semi finals with Margaret Osborne Dupont and Louise Brough advancing.
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Memphis Chicks Edge Nashville in SA race thriller
The Memphis Chicks beat the Nashville Vols 3 2 as Fred Hancock homered and Chuck Eisenmann earned his 8th win with 10 strikeouts. Memphis improves to 18 10 for June while Nashville sits 16 13 and Mobile 16 14. Other league results include Mobile's 13 11 over Atlanta and Lime Rock’s 9 7 over Chattanooga.
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Norman Brown
John Myers
George Shuba
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Frank Stare
Dick Palm
George McDonald
Heavyweight boxers plan fights with eyes on title
New York June 30 AP reports rapid heavyweights moves after Joe Louis ceded crown. Ezzard Charles, ranked leader among contenders, signs to meet Jimmy Bivins August 2 in Washington and may fight from one to ten for title. Gus Lesnevich, champ, cheers a September bout with Jersey Joe Walcott amid talk of Louis' successor tournament fade.
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Joe Louis
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Cincinnati
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Washington
Gus Lesnevich
Charlies
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Winlcot
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Red -Thas Roe
Charles
Lesnevich
Jack Solomons
Maat Gishata
All Star Balloting Deadline Nears for Southern League
The article notes the July 3rd midnight deadline for All Star selections as fans are asked to name two catchers four outfielders five infielders four pitchers and a manager. It highlights Scotty LeGrant Scott poised to take over a Seouring post in Philadelphia and praises his impact in the Georgia Florida circuit. Ray Willett, former Thomasville shortstop, earns praise from Amarillo sportswriter Patt Powell as a top defensive shortstop in West Texas New Mexico League. Willett plans a Thomasville return after Amarillo season ends.
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Moultrie
Times-Enterprise
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Ray Willett
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Texas
Ray
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Rose City
Ruth Mary Martin
Government to extradite two men for Georgia murder trial
The Federal Government will turn over James B. Pressley and John Howard Long to Georgia to face murder charges in the death of Cordele sailor William Edwards, arrested by the FBI for transporting a stolen car to California.
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John Howard Long
William Edwards
Cordele’ Sailor
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California
Andres Ohio Pitching Star Joins Tigers as Outfielder
Robert P. Andres, a Cincinnati hurling star, is optioned to the Thomasville Tigers by Buffalo of the AAA International League. Dick Markham, rookie outfielder from Sacramento, arrives for the Tigers. Andres, 18, stands 6 feet 1 inch, 185 pounds and will be in uniform tonight.
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Baseball Standings From Yesterday's Games
Georgia Florida results show Cordele 9 over Thomasville 3 and Albany 4 over Tallahassee 2. Waycross 5 defeated Moultrie 2 in the regional standings. In the National League Chicago 3 beat St Louis 1 and New York 11 over Boston 3. Philadelphia 2 over Brooklyn 1 while Cincinnati 6 defeated Pittsburgh 5. American League games include Cleveland and Detroit 2 with Chi Saint Louis and ATLA noted. Augusta 7 0 over Columbia 2 5. Greene 4 4, Charleston 0 6, la 9.
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Eddie Murphy Named Americus Manager in Georgia Florida League
Eddie Murphy former Albany first baseman will take over July 1 as manager of the Americus club in the Georgia Florida League. He succeeds Legrant Scott who resigned to become a scout for the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League.
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Albany
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Murphy
Legrant Scott
Philadelphia
Tigers Add Two Rookies to 17 Man Roster
Manager Engle oversees a Cordelo game update as two rookies Markham and a California youth join Flint Michigan players to reach a 17 man Tigers roster. Al Schiltz is optioned to Andalusia. Lineup lists Cruze Funk Henderson Cann Knabe Tessier Andres four outfielders Shaw Turtzo Komisarek Markham four infielders Little Henkle Hassler Arduini catcher Nelson and utility.
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Arduini
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Engle
Bears Move Into Third Spot In Loop
Waycross beat Moultrie 5-2 to seize third place while Cordele Indians won 9-3 over Thomasville moving to sixth. Valdosta edged Americas 5-4 to extend the league lead. Albany defeated Tallahassee as Waycross posted its sixth straight win and Americus manager LeGrant Scott resigned to join Philadelphia Phillies as scout. Eddie Murphy to replace Scott on Americus July 1.
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American duo lead US golf team in British Open qualifying
Jimmy Thomson of Los Angeles and Frank Stranahan of Toledo top nine Americans entering medal play at Muirfield Scotland. Henry Catton led the qualifiers with 69s, while Thomson posted 68 and 75 for 143, and Stranahan 70 and 75 for 145 as 97 players moved toward the final 72 holes.
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Brilliance of Pitching Shines in Sally League Action Last Night
Six South Atlantic League games produced strong pitching and varied results. Greenville blanked Charleston 4-0 in the first game of a twin bill, while Charleston won the nightcap 6-4 behind Cary and Foppiani. Jacksonville topped Savannah 9-2 as Hooper scattered five hits, Macon beat Columbus 5-2 to climb to fourth, and Columbia swept Augusta 4-0 in the nightcap after Augusta took the opener 3-1.
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Alel Cary
Joe Foppiani
Bob Hooper
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Savannah
Leon Foulk
Don Watkins
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Walt Stockwell
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Harris Predicts Yankees Win Pennant After 7-0 Rout
Manager Bucky Harris of the New York Yankees boldly forecast they will win the American League flag again after a 7-0 victory over the Red Sox. Ed Lopat held Boston to three singles as Ted Williams extended his hitting streak to 15 games. The day also saw Bobby Feller spark the Indians past the Tigers 6-2 in Detroit. Washington ended Philadelphia’s seven game streak with a 5-3 win in Philadelphia. The White Sox trimmed the Browns 4-1 in St Louis. The Giants hit five home runs to defeat the Braves 11-3 in Boston, while the Cubs beat the Cardinals 3-1 in Chicago. The Reds edged the Pirates 6-5 in Cincinnati on Howie Schultz’s 14th inning pinch single.
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Local Baseball and League Games From Georgia to New Orleans
Schedule shows today’s games across multiple leagues. Georgia Florida League matchups include Moultrie at Americus and Albany at Waycross, with other regional affairs in Cordele Tallahassee Valdosta Thomasville and more. National League features New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Chicago. American League lists Cleveland at Detroit and Washington. Southern Association has Little Rock at Chattanooga Atlanta at Mobile Memphis at New Orleans. South Atlantic League games include Charleston at Greenville Augusta at Columbia Columbus at Macon Jacksonville at Savannah.
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Chattanooga
Mobile
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Augusta
Jacksonville
Stockwell Delivers Big Blow in Nightcap Rally
In the fifth inning a three run surge gave the first game its final margin. The team collected a dozen hits across the nightcap and tallied five runs across five different innings marking a decisive late performance.
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Rome youngsters post low scores in junior golf meet
In Charlotte, June 39, two Rome Georgia youths led the quarterfinals of the National Junior football golf tournament with sub par rounds. Billy Phillips and Billy Pennington of Cogsa County Club posted 268 to beat R S Hays and Noble Arnold of Durham North Carolina. Gerald of Charlotte defeated Dick Tiddy and Tommy Bechinad after 21 holes.
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