Hall Reaches Finals in Dothan Country Club Tourney
Horace Hall advances to the final after beating Fred Moseley 4 and 3 in a key semifinal match. The field includes Jim Perry Az Flowers facing Pat Poyner III while the winner meets Hall for the club championship. Secondary flights produce defaults and quarterfinals with Espy, Flowers, Oakley, and Patterson among notable names.
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Horace Hall
Dothan
Fred Moseley
Hall
W. C. Faulkner
Moseley
Horace
Patt Harvard
Jim Perry
Az Flowers
Pat Poyner
Tall
William Espy
Jim Brennan, Jr
Drury Flowers
Press Thornton, Jr
Lawrence Oakley
Philadelphia Wilds Have Their Fauna
Philadelphia AP Hunters roaming within the city’s boundaries have found skunks, bats, raccoons and an opossum plus a woodchuck for Fred Ulmer, owner of the Philadelphia Zoo. Ulmer began cataloging city wildlife in 1946 starting with an opossum under a porch and a bat that sent a family outdoors. He now keeps live city wildlife and will use two baby raccoons in a school lecture tour next fall. Ulmer hopes to someday include a red fox gray fox and white tailed deer, which are known to appear in city limits.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Fred Ulmer
Philadelphia Zoo
Ulmer
Browns Rally Tops Millers In Last Inning Comeback
Dothan’s Browns, led by Marcus Davis Glenn Clark and Clarence Harkins, edged Brewton 4 3 in nine innings as Harkins drove in Hubbard with two outs in the ninth. Davis allowed six hits over eight and a third, Elliott took the loss after a nine hit onslaught. Carter Neth led Troy Tupers with a 20th win, defeating Stenger on Wiresrass Stadium.
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Marcus Davis
Glenn Clark
Clarence Harkins
Dothan
Browns
Brewton Millers
Davis
Millers
Chirk
Harkins
Hubbard
Elliott
Ruzina
Brewton
Hurg
Acs
Carter
Troy Tupers
Wiresrass Stadium
Stenger
Love 'H
Dathaence
Gilberts
Laond
Broans
Edie Dothan
Troy
Brevton
Greenville
Hammer
Campo
Peterson
Kranitehy
Geneva
Claddox
McAliater
Rowland
Legas
Thornton And Smith No 1 Alabama Team In Southern Tourney
Georgia dominates the Southern States Four-Ball Championship but Alabama plans to disrupt with Gordon Smays Jr and Presaley Thornton as top Alabama pair. George Hamer and Tommy Barnes lead Georgia, aiming to defend titles as 36 hole matches unfold at the country club course with state brackets to balance finalists.
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Birmingham
Ala
Georgia
George Hamer
Columbus
Tommy Barnes
Atlanta
Barnes
Gene Dahlender
Jdr
Dr R D Crawford Sinks Hole In One
Dr R D Crawford stunned the golf tournament at Dorset Country Club by sinking a hole in one on the 143 yard No 3 hole. The seven iron shot landed about 18 inches from the cup and dropped in, witnessed by Dr Paul Flowers Dr DuPree Davis Wyatt Oates John Ayres Sr and J M Stallings.
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R. D. Crawford
Dothan Country Club
Crawford
Paul Flowers
Dupree Davis
Wyatt Oates
John Ayres, Sr
J. M. Stallings
Frank Stranahan Wins Canadian Amateur Title
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio won the Canadian Amateur golf championship at Royal Quebec, defeating Bill Ezinicki of Toronto 6 and 5 in the 36 hole final. The U S Walker Cupper claimed his first national links title after several regional wins.
Local Baseball Scores From Friday and Saturday Night Odds
Friday results include Dothan 13 Troy 3 and Andalusia 5 Geneva 5. Saturday saw Brewton 3 Dothan 4 and Andalusia 5 Greenville 7, with Ozark 7 Geneva 4 and Troy at Enterprise. Upcoming fixtures include Dothan at Andalusia and Geneva at Enterprise.
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King
Gulbers
Warren
Vass
Miller Ib
Thiaerey
Sfenster
Pivass
Lovell Pae Town
Dothan Ab Rhpoa Hubbard
Clare of At
Quormab
Landsey
Bahow
Whasty
Lavan
Carter
Peabee Lip i
Hasty
Troy
Dothan
Andalusia
Geneva
Perdue
Campo King
McAlister Greensville
Oearn 000 CO
Moyers
Kranuzayy
McDon
Wisnom
Leas
Ing
Anadalusia
Greenville
Ozark
Enterprise
Brewton
Wey
ATS
Ozarkaft
Supreme Still Tops Fast Softball Loop Leads Slow League
The Creamers of Supreme remain undefeated at 6-0 in the fast league, after wins over his Heaters, Colonial and the Methodists. Rotary moves to the top of the slow league with victories over Covington Kiwanis and the Lions, while Baptists remain winless in the fast division.
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Creamers
Supreme
Ice Cream Ten
Standard
Colonial
Methodists
Lions
Rotary Club
Covington, Kiwanis
Baptists
Nere
Amvets
Rotary
Kingan
Covington
Kiwanis
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Fred Patterson
F. B. McDaniel
Randy Church
Harry Howell
Philadelphia Wilds
Anderson Bros
Ocean City
Langley
Schatz
South Bend
Albert Matheny
Bass
Bream
Sporting Goods
Troy Sprentall
Ab RT
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French Riviera
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Austria
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Army Technical
Armed Forces Institute
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Dothan, Ala
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Alabama
Dr. R. D. Crawford
Frank Stranahan
Enterprise One
Wadikin
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McGarrity
Einterprise
Brewton Oan
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Horton
Martin
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United Air Lines
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Jean Desforges
London
Stratford Grammar School
Jean
Washington St
Featherlite
NOROT
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A. J. Roy
Nick Carter
Jack Wentner
Chief Chewackie
Walter Sirk
Standard Station
North Oates
Rear Houston Hotel
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Revere
All Revere
Cine
Bausch & Lomb
Eastman Brownie
Baby Brownie
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