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RECHARGED BATTERY ~— Ken Johnson illustrates to Andy
Seminick how he transformed himself from a Cardinal bench
warmer to the winner of key games for the Phillies. The catcher
assumed the stature of a maior-league star this season.
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Rained-Out Contest
Hurts Macon Peaches
By The Associated Press
The Macon Peaches have good cause to regret a rain
storm which stopped the Jacksonville-Savannah South At
lantic League game in Savgmnah last night.
Savannah was -the winner 6-1
when the game was called after
the seventh inning and the victory
leaves the Indians only three and
2 half games back of Macon in
the pennant chase. b
However, if the game had con
tinued Jacksonville could easily
have won and the Peaches would
be in front four and a half games
—probably too much for Savannzh
to make up in the remaining 14
days of the season.
Washed Out Show
Jacksonville was rallying strong
ly when rain washed out the Tars’
eighth inning showing. One run
already had scored and Jackson
ville had the bases loaded with
no outs. Tar pitcher Barney Mar
tin, voted the most valuable play
er in the league, was knocked out
of the box in the fifth inning.
Macon came to life - with-a-16-
hit attack and a 7-4 victory over
Columbus. Jim Dickey of Colum
bus hit his second homer in two
days. Bill Seinsoth was the winner
and Harold Coffman the locer.
Gilbert Mills gave a good one
man-show for Greenville as the
Spinners defeated Columbia 8-1.
Mills pitched a six-hitter and got
two doubles. b
With fourth place Columbus
losing the Charleston Rebels had a
fine chance to move toward the
first division. Instead the Rebels
lost to Augusta 5-4 and still rank
two games out of the top half of
the league. Three times Charles
ton overcame Augusta leads but
not the fourth time. Monty Lopez
was the winning pitcher.
Approximately 266,000 persons
tre employed in the transit indus
try in the United States.
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Elmer Reed Wins
PGA Tourney Spot
ROME, Ga., Aug. 24—(AP)—
Professional Elmer Reed, the At
lanta Open champion, and two
Rome amateurs won the number
one and two spots in the pro-ama
teur division of the Georgia PGA
tournament.
Reed and W. C. Kane yesterday
turned in a seven under par best
ball score 64 first place, then,
Reed’s score combined with that
of Merrill Ewing, sr., his other
ggrtner, took second place with a
To make it a grand slam for the
day, Reed’s 67 also was the best
individual score among the pros.
Charles Harmon of Augusta and
54-year old Fred Malone of Rome,
carded one-under-par 70’s.
Tied for third place among the
pros were Charlie Miller, of At
lanta, and Frank Sitz of Rome,
both had two-over-par 73’s. The
defending champion, Bobby Stowe
of Atlanta, soared to a 77.
Medal play for the state PGA
title begins today.
ROMANS CUT WINE USE
ROME— (AP) — Wine growers
of the Rome area say that average
per person consumption of wine in
the province has dropped more
than 60 per cent since World War
II and have asked the government
for drastic reduction in taxes. The
request is being considered by the
provincial council.
Peach trees need a continuous
supply of plant food throughout
the growing season,
Optimist “Club
Drops Baptist
A pair of thrillers featured play last night at ngion
Park in the double elimination playoffs for the Municipal
League Softball Championship. @~ e o
The Optimist Club, after a 13-9
loss to Oconee Street Tuesday
evening, battled back last night to
eliminate Prince Avenue from the
playoffs with a 6-5 victory. The
big blow was third baseman Tom
my Thomaston’s three-run homer
over the rightfield bank.
Oconee Street turned back a
desperate crew from the Post Of
fice, 9-8, and again the home run
ball was the deciding factor.
Pitcher Roy Rardin lined one of
Bob Ruark’s offerings over the re
taining .screen .in . right-center
field in the top of the seventh to
give the Methodist the one-run
margin, ; ¥
Tonight, Athens Manufacturing
Company. and the Optimist battle
in a single game, beginning at 7
o'clock. The loser of this game is
eliminated, and the winner plays
Post Office tomorrow evening in
another single affair.
Oconee, with two wins now, are
in the finals. Their next game will
be Monday night, meeting the win
ner in the lower bracket.
Prince ~Avenue, who finished
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L2n \ MV SianDINGS e
SOUTHERN L
: 5 v WG L BoE S
ATLANTA .... 80 49 68200 =
Birmingham .. 76 55 .580 5 -
Nashville ..... 73 57..562 . 7%
Memphis ..... 70 61 .532 11
New Orleans .. 64 65 .496 16
Mobile ........ 36" 11" -441-28
Chattanooga ... 55 76 .420 26
Little Rock ... 43 83 .341 35%
Wednesday’s Resulfs
ATLANTA 6, New Orleans 2
(First Game). .
Mobile 2, Birmingham 1 (First
Game).
Nashville 3, Little Rock 1 (first
game).
Thursday’s Games
New Orleans at Atlanta (2).
Mobile at Birmingham.
Nashville at Little Rock (2).
Chattanooga at Memphis (all
night).
g AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pct. GB
Betroit ... ..o 73 41 ~640
New York .... 73 44 624 11
Cleveland ..... 72 46 610 3
Boston .= 71 48 587 AW
Washington .. 50 62 .446 22
Chicago ...... 47 72 395 2815
Philadelphia .. 41 78 .345 341
St.louiy ......30 16 342 35
Wednesday’s Results
Chicago 1-5, Philadelphia 0-6.
Thursday’s Games
Detroit at New York-—Newhous
er (10-8) vs. Byrne (13-6).
Cleveland at Washington — (2,
twi-night)—Wynn (14-4) and Le
mon (18-7) vs. Hudson (11-10)
and Consuegra (5-4).
St. Louis at Boston—Garver (9-
12) vs. Masterson (5-4).
NATIONAL
W L Pct. GB
Philadelphia .. 71 45 .612
Brooklyn ...... 62 47 .569 5%
80gt0n.... .. . ...-81. .51 ..585~ 8
StLogis . ..... 62 52 Bis &
New York ..... 58 54 ,518 11
Chicago ...... 50 64 .439 20
Cincinnati .... 47 65 .420 22
Pittsburgh ".... 41 74 .357 29%
Wednesday’s Results
Boston 2, St. Louis 1.
Thursday’s Games
New York at St. Louis—(night)
—Maglie (11-3) or Koslo (11-11)
vs. Lanier (11-4).
Brooklyn at Cincinnati—(2, twi
night)—Roe (16-7) and Erskine
(1-2) vs. Wehmeier (9-15) and
Blackwell (12-12).
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh —
Church (5-2) vs. Law (3-5).
Boston at Chicago—Surkont (0-
0) and Haefner (1-6) vs. Hiller
(9-2) and Minner (7-7).
GEORGIA STATE
: W. L Pot
Dublin <=o s OTI M aee
Eastman .....see.- 08 .56 1548
Douglas. .«..sessede, 687 58 1.540
Fitzgerald .......... 66 59 528
JeRED . T P so 81 T 888
LN 0o inass v 81y 00 484
Vidalia-Lyons ..... 57 69 .452
Baxley-Hazelhurst .. 41 85 .325
Wednesday's Results
Tifton 3, Jesup 2.
Douglas 4, Dublin 2.
Baxley 10, Fitzgerald 5.
Thursday’s Games
Eastman at Vidalia.
Tifton at Jesup.
Douglas at Dublin.
Baxley at Fitzgerald.
GEORGIA-ALABAMA
W L Pel
LaGrange .......... 69 45 .605
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second in the Red League during
regular season play, failed to win
a game in the playoffs. Post Of
fice upset the Baptist Tuesday
night, 8-6, and the Optimist con
tinued their sparkling play last
evening to finish off Prince with
their second and final setback.
Oconee Stxeet still remains the
team to beat. Their fine infield
play and batting power make
them top favorites to cop the
crown. Pitcher Roy Rardin’s lack
of control has made many games
close, hut fine team play usually
brings Big Roy through." He’s good
at helping his own cause, however,
as his game-winning home run
last night illustrated. £
The All-Star game has been set
for Friday night, September 1, at
8 o’clock. An All-Star team, from
the combined Leagues, will be an
nounced soon. .The City Champ
ions will be the ’Stars opponent in
this feature game, which will wind
up the Recreation and Parks De
r;sr:ment’s softball program for
Alex City .. ...05+42 8450 . 861
Carrollton ......... 61 .54 .530
Newnan ........... 57 87 .500
(CEitlin \i . ovie s 08 188400
Valley . cveseocssese 34+ 80 474
ROME . oiiivivisovic B -0 . A2B
Opelika ... ... ;.41 67 413
Wednesday’s Results
Alexander City 3, Rome 2.
Opelika 5, Valley 2.
Carrollton 5, Griffin 4.
« LaGrange 9, Newnan 6.
Thursday’s Games
Rome at Opelika.
Griffin at Newnan.
LaGrange at Carrollton. :
Valley at Alexander City.
INTERNATIONAL
W L Pct
Rachester-.....5v... 83 80_ 624
Botithore ... . i 0208 BYS
Montreal .......... 75 89 560
Jergsey City ...veve.. 69 60 535
Springfield *.. . ... Ok 217 516
Syracuse ..\, 8888 467
Taronto . lovi i Qe BY 3389
Buffalo i:... .. 8% B 8 353
Wednesday’s Results
Montreal 8, Buffalo 1.
Syracuse 7, Jersey City 2.
Rochester 10, Toronto 9.
Springfield 6-5, Baltimore 4-4.
Thursday’s Games
Montreal at Rochester,
Toronto at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Springfield.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W L Pect
Minneapolis ........ 74 885 514
Columbus . ........: ¢ 98: 508
Indianapolis ........ 70 59 ~8b43
Youisville . ... .v.« T 2 <B% ..s¢l
St Paul-. . .. 00 66 .4898
Foledo ... . v . BT 3D A 8
Milwaukee ......... 95 73 .430
Kansas City ....... 49 78 .386
Wednesday’s Results - -
Minneapolis 8, Columbus 2.
Louisville 4, Kansas City 3.
Indianapolis 3, Milwaukee 2.
Thursday’s Games
Minneapolis at Toledo (night).
St. Paul at Columbus (night).
Kansas City at Indianapolis, 2
(night).
Milwaukee at Louisville (night).
SOUTHEASTERN
W L. P&
Pensacola .......... 11 49 611
Meridiafy . ... .vc.c 78 40 598
Montgomery ...... 72 50 .590
Jackaon . . one 8002 519
Vicksburg ......... 60 60 .500
Seltna i .:... ..o 42 30 44
Wednesday’s Results
Jackson 7, Meridian 0.
Thursday’s Games '
Meridian at Jackson.
Selma at Vicksburg.
Montgomery at Pensacola.
GEORGIA-FLORIDA
W L Pet
Tallahasgee .i...... T 2 81 B 8
Albany ... ..., I 8 D 2 004
Valdoste o .oureeie 11188 B
Moditrte ........... 83 81 .08
Amébions ... Bl 68, 486
Thomasville ........ 52 70 .426
Wayeross ........ 50 71 413
Covabile ... ... 81 4. .98
Wednesday’s Results
Valdosta 3, Waycross 0 (First
Game).
Moultrie 8, Talahassee 1. .
Cordele 7, Thomasville 0.
Thursday’s Games
Albany at Americus.
Cordele at Thomasville.
Tallahassee at Moultrie.
Valdosta ata Waycross.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
W L P
Sudon: . ....... 81 B 8 885
Bavennah .......... 716 80 550
Columbus .......... 74 64 .536
Columbus .....-.... 74 66 .529
Charleston ......... 71 61 514
Greenville ......... 61 75 .449
Augnsth . .......... 01 18 486
Jacksonville ........ 54 83 .394
Wednesday’'s Results
Macon 7, Columbus 4. !
Augusta 5, Charleston 4.
Savannah 8, Jacksonville 1.
Greenville 8, Columbia 1.
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Al Jeffery Named
FP Football Head
- Al Jeffrey, former Georgia ath
lete, has been named foothall and
basketball coach at Forest Park
High School, .
Last year the ex-Georgia guard
was assistant coach at Moultrie.
Jeffrey, another among the many
ex-Bulldogs who have been sign
ed this year to coach high school
elevens, will spend most of his
time building his team this year
and play only a few games, but is
planning a full slate next year.
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The local Sporting Goods
softball team won its fourth
victory of the season over the
Toccoa All-Stars last night,
in Toccoa, 5-4.
Previously, the Athenians had
beaten the opponent twice (in a
doubleheader) at Legion Park, and
once at Toccoa.
L. H. Lewis was the winning
pitcher last night, relinquishing
nine safeties. Five of Toccoa’s
base . knocks came in the third
frame when they scored three
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Meanwhile, Sporting Goods
racked Toccoa’s Bud Deaton for 14
safeties. The locals pushed across
two runs in the second and sixth
cantos, and a single, game-win
ning run in the seventh, which
came on a home run by Lanard.
Tomorrow night, the locals jour
ney to Jefferson for a single game
with- that outfit, and Saturday
evening return to Porterdale for
a game. Recently, Porterdale—
one of the state’s top softball ag
gregations defeated . Sporting
Goods, 4-3, but only after a hotly
contested battle that went 13 in
hings.
! LINE-SCORE
Sp’e. Goods. — 020 602 15 14 5
Toe. All-Stars—oo3 100 o—4 9 1
Lewis and Baker; Deaton and
Rageérd.
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Dick Hackett In .
Amateur; Round 5
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 24—(AP)
—Dick Hackett, of ‘Rome, today
was the only Georgian to survive
the fourth round in the U, S. Am-~
ateur Golf Tournament.
Hackett eliminated William War
by defeating William Castleman,
jr., of Dallas, 3 and 2. The Geor
gian faced William Shields of Al
bany, N. Y., today.
Hackett eliminted William War
yan of Minneapolis, 4 and 3, in
yesterday morning’s third round.
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13-Year Old Beatsr Favorite
In State Tennis Tournament
ATLANTA, Aug. 24—(AP)—
Two teen-aged youngsters are
stealing the show in the Georgla
State Tennis tournament. ’
Crawford Henry, 13-year old
Atlanta City champion, came from
behind yesterday to eliminate sec
ond-seeded Bobby Sierra of Tam
pa, Fla, 10-12, 6-3, 6-3, in the
junior division play. Meanwhile,
15-year-old Harvey Jackson of
Washington, Ga., the defending
state boys titlist, ousted third
seedeél 4Fred Rill of Miami, 8-6,
1-6, 6-4. ,
In the men’s division, Jack Teo- |
gle of Atlanta became the first |
player to rleach the quarter finaly
by downing Gordch Warden of
Huntsville, Ala,, 7-5, 8-1,
Three other Athntmi, Johnny
Ager, Don Floyd and Larry Ship
pey, also advanced to the quarer
finals. Ager defeated Dick McKean
of Atlanta 6-2, 6-4 while Shi;l)\Pey
trounced Georgia Frilot of New
Orleans, 6-1, 6-1.
More than 1,000 Georgia 4-H
club boys and girls and their jead
{ers will attend the State 4-H
{ Council meeting in Milledgevilla,
| August 21-25.
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