Round Matches Begin Today In Country Club Meet
Third round matches start at the Dothan Country Club as the annual tournament moves into the semi finals. In the first division Pat Poyner, Jim Brennan, and Ralph Johnpor defeated George Spann, John Ayers and Dr. Dupree. Second flight saw Drury Flowers beat Teff Hudson and Roys Lewis eliminate J M Stallings. Third flight Az Flowers triumphed over Robert Lakey. Father John Stack defeated Spann, Charles Rackley outpointed James Baughman, P B McLaughlin defeated Arthur Morris, Jose Lane defeated Buck Flowers, CH McDougle beat C G Garson, and Migel Wells downed Bob Beck in fourth flight. In sixth flight George Jones beat Nathan Kra selsky, Roy Hill defeated Linton Warren, George Bernard beat Hardel Johnson. Junior division features Kim Harris defeating Don Kennington and Pat Jones Jr stopping Randy Church. Semifinals begin today with finals to start Sunday. Remaining in title chase are Press Thornton Jr Ed Crawford and Jim Bren ce who beat Al Flowers Horace Hall and Wyatt Oates in that order. The Moseley Harvard match will decide the fourth semi finalist. Junior rounds run nine holes while the final for seniors is 18 holes on Sunday.
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Dothan Country Club
Makamey
George Spann
John Ayers
Dr. Dupree
Davis
Pat Poyner
Jim Brennan
Ralph Johnpor
Drury Flowers
Teff Hudson
Roys Lewis
J. M. Stallings
Az Flowers
Robert Lakey
John Stack
Jo‘rome
Spann
Charles Rackley
James Baughman
P. B. McLauchlin
Arthur Morris
Te Lane Enadee
Buck Flowcis
CH. McDougle
C. G. Garson
Migel Wells
Bob Beck
George ‘Jones
Nathan Kraselsky
Roy Hill
Linton Warren
George Bernard
Hardel Johnson
Kim Harris
Don Kennington
Pat Jones
Randy Church
Press Thornton, Jr
Ed Crawford
Jim Brence
al Flowers
Horace Hall
Wyatt Oates
Nelson Seen Favorite To Defend NPGA Crown In Portland
In Portland Oregon ahead of the 1946 National PGA Tournament Byron Nelson is the favorite to defend his title. Nelson is exempt from qualifying and will join the 63 top players in match play after 18 hole qualifying. The event opens Monday with Nelson viewed as the man to beat despite a back injury. Fred, the tournament manager, notes Nelson’s strong form during illness.
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Nelson
Portland
Ore
Golfdam
Byron Nelson
Kia Nelson
Benny Hogan
Sam Snead
Dreyd Mangrum
Fred
Corocoran
Vic Ghezzi
Hogan
Jimmy Thomson
Snead
Sammy
Manager Schwab Enters Protest As Dothan Wins
The Dothan Browns overcome a stormy night in a doubleheader at Ozark. Captain Emory Lindsey is injured. protest filed over shortstop Percy Plynn’s eligibility. Gudaitis leads with three RBIs as Dothan wins the opener. Geneva handles Brewton 8 2. Troy tops Greenville 7 5.
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Dothan Browns
Ozark Eagles
Ozark
Emory Lindsey
Dothan
Marvin Schwab
Percy Plynn
Plynn
Browns
Meskatsk
Clark
Gudaitis
Mitchell
Brasher
Martin
Shaw
Quimby
Burkhardt
Eagles
Johnson
Wiregrass Stadium
Tony Gudaitis
Elmer Bohannon
Brewton
Geneva
Brewton Millers
Geneva Redbirds
Herrington
Nungguesser
Moore
Jones
Nungusser
Birds
Troy Trojans
Greenville
Card Scout Found Dead In Hotel
The nude, bloody body of Edward Jester Wilson, a 37 year old scout for the St. Louis Cardinals, was found Saturday in a wrecked hotel room. Autopsy showed no wounds capable of causing death and police discounted the theory that Wilson was slain.
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Dallas
Edward Jester Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Wilson
Suggs Wins Women's Amateur Title at Country Club
Louise Suggs, 22, from Lithia Springs Georgia, captured her seventh major by defeating Mary McMillin 11 and 10 in the Women's Western Amateur at The Country Club. Suggs, after tying medal honors with 75, led 8 up at lunch and finished under par for 103 holes including medal play, despite a cold putting day.
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Cleveland
Georgia
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Mary McMillin
Phylis Otto
Mildred
Babe Didrikson
Miss Suggs
Des Moines
Miss Otto
Zaharias
Patty Berg
Rosann Shaffer
Toledo
Jean Hopkins
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Mary Agnes Wall
Pirates Vote On Union Rights First MLB Bargaining Election
In Pittsburg Pirates face a landmark MLB labor vote led by Robert Murphy of the American Baseball Guild to gain recognition as players bargaining agent. Thirty-one Pirates eligible cast ballots at the PLRE offices with polling hours set. outcome depends on the vote and future Guild organization.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Robert Murphy
Harvard
Boston
American Baseball Guild
PLRE
Brooklya
Murphy
NLRB
Cey
Pittsburgh
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