Dickinsons LSU Team Enters Tourney
ATHENS Georgia United Press reports the 12th Routiern Ines golf tourney begins with final practice rounds and qualifying before match play. LSU defends the title led by Gardner Dickinson, one of several early favorites alongside Miami, Florida, Oklahoma A&M, Vanderbilt, North Texas State and Duke. North Carolina and Wake Forest skip this year. North Texas State returner L. C. Crannell is noted as a strong contender.
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Ashford Nine Advances With 7-2 County Tourney Win
Ashford Yellow Jackets beat Columbia 7-2 as pitcher Charles Dodson allowed five hits in six strong innings. Columbia’s Yance took the loss after initial run, with Ashford grabbing two in the first, four in the second, and one more in the fourth aided by walks and errors. Litz’s Jackets face Vicksburg Panthers next week, with Dothan meeting Rehobeth in the other first round match. May 4 final determines district tournament spot.
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Golf's Old Timers Lead Qualifiers For PGA Tourney
In New York and across the nation, famous names from golf's past led qualifying efforts for the PGA Championship in Richmond Virginia. Horton Smith paced Detroit qualifiers with 72 69 141, while Paul Runyan led Southern California with 68 67 135 at Bel-Air. George Schneiter, Tony Manero, Craig Wood and Jim Turnesa also earned berths, as about 100 spots remain from regional trials through May 2.
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Fliers Hold Two Tilt Lead In Southeastern League
The Pensacola Fliers moved two games ahead in the Southeastern League with a 9 to 3 win over last-place Montgomery. Faley pitched a complete game allowing three hits while his teammates collected 11 hits. The Jackson Senators remained ½ game behind Meridian after a 9 to 7 loss to Gadsden.
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