Uninvited Guests Enter First-Place Showdown for Tigers and Yanks
Detroit and New York press for early lead in a four -way MLB pennant race as Cleveland and Boston seek strong breaks. Indians beat A’s 2 0 in 11 innings while Reds surge, Dodgers fall twice to Cincinnati. Musial extends hitting streak.
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Supreme Creamers Hold Fast Loop Lead
The Supreme Creamery remained undefeated in the Fast Softball League after the Wilkes Packers fell to NIA ernie 6-3 last night. Johnny Latamer pitched effectively, limiting the Pack to six hits and shutting out them in the final four frames.
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Browns Rally Past Ozark 3-2 In Eighth Inning
Ozark starter Tom Springer held the Browns scoreless into the eighth before Dothan’s trio of relievers allowed three runs and a 3-2 win. Jor Evans earned the victory over Springer as Browns pitchers combined for seven hits and no errors in a late rally. Andalusia beat Enterprise 5-1 as the Browns narrowed the gap in the pennant race. Greenville lost to Geneva 6-2.
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Boswell Wins Second Blind Golf Tourney
Enarhe Boswell, a World War II veteran blinded in combat, won the 36 hole blind golf tournament at Augusta County Civic par 71 fairways with a 220. Art Smith tied for second at 227 with Bill Gilman after a two day event. Exhibition match paired Boswell with Francis Ouimet, both blindfolded.
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Buck Flowers Leads Kennington In Finals
Buck Flowers led Don Kennington in a 36 hole final match for the Dothan Junior golf championship, winning yesterday to reach today’s finals in all flights. Other results included Randy Church over Pat Jones, Jake Patterson over Bobby Kuhn, and various consolation and second flight winners as finalists vie for the J. Z. Solo Yon memorial trophy.
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No Favorite Seen In Junior Tourney
In Denver AP reports 16 top teen golfers compete in the National Junior tournament fourth round match play with two rounds left before semifinals and finals. Names include John Brown from Lexington KY James Balch Indianapolis William Garner Memphis Fred Brown Los Angeles and Charles Shack York PA with varying prospects and scores.
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No Immediate Change Due In State Loop, Laney Reports
Alabama State League president J T Laney said no changes are planned this year for Dothan and the Browns. He noted negotiations with the Southeastern League could create a farm arrangement with a five member commission if talks advance. He warned a Dothan pullout would disrupt the Southeastern, while Smith indicated no immediate moves and mutual interest in a cross league setup. The article also mentions Anniston moving to Decatur and references other league franchise availability.
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