Dothan Golf Tourney Ends With Scott Defeating Spann 2 Up
Dothan golfers completed the invitation championship at the local course as D. B. Scott defeated Raymond Spann two up in the final playoff. Scott set a new course record with 32 while advancing past Arthur Senders and others. Spann, once course record holder Al Flowers, Frank Slocomb, and others were eliminated in earlier rounds amid a 55-player field led by Dane Jansen of the country club.
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Horton Smith Tests New Clubs at Oak Hill
JOPLIN MO April 18 AP Horton Smith the young golfing pro tested newly built clubs on Oak Hill Golf Club nine hole course. The set includes five drivers three brasses and 25 irons two numbered irons, plus two Smith own designs the No 33 and No 44 irons. The tests mark the only activity here before his European summer campaign. Smith's brother says the British ban on steel shafts is lifted. Smith grew up in Southwest Missouri after caddying in Springfield and working as pro in Sedalia Jefferson City and Joplin before moving to Cragston New York.
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Lookouts top position after Atlanta defeat in opening games
Chattanooga Lookouts won their third straight game, beating Atlanta Crackers 5 to 3 to take the Southern Association lead. Birmingham Barons suffered a 8 to 3 loss to Nashville, while other leagues saw New Orleans top Mobile 7 to 2 and Montgomery beat Columbus 12 to 3. Major league openers featured strong pitching with several three and two hit games, including Larry French holding the Reds to a single homer and Ed Rixey driven from the mound.
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