V V*B VWI ff If 0 I VilFor Blakely In Flintt or♦VVaMbMl(Spevial to the Times-Enterprise)Blakely regained the Flint River League lead last- night when Duck Smith hurled his fourth successive four-hit ball game, defeating the Donalsonville Indians 4-2.The first and only earned run off Smith’s delivery in these four games came in the third inning last night when Lew Lewieki jxled a home run over the een-terfield wall.Lick Knowles and Joe Clark were the mainstays at the plate in Blakely’s eight-hit stickwork.Calhoun County mauled Cuth-bert, 9-2, behind Stan West’s six-hit mound performance and seventh-inning homer.Bainbridge got back in the victory column by outdistancingBASEBALLSTANDINGSGEORGIA-FLORIDA LEAGUEWAlbany ............. 66Valdosta ............................... 58Wnycrnss ..... 50Americas ......... 48THOM AS VI LI,K ........... 43Cordole ................................ 12M mil trio .............-............... .‘{‘I 59Tallahassee ........................ 33 62NATIONAL LEAGUc.W LL343641465156PM.660.617.577,;u.41) I.429.398.347Brooklyn St. Louis53r.ijBoston .................. 48Philadelphia ........................ 46Now York . 43Pittsburgh ................. 10Cincinnati *....................... 34Chicago ......................... .33AMERICAN LEAGUEWNow York ........................... 56(Loveland ............................ 50Boston ........................... 47Philadelphia 47Detroit .................................. 47Chicago ...... 37Washington *..................... 34St. I,on Is 3034364142 42 46 52Pet.609 .591 . 539f O'l.506.465.39556L3136403333505057*Pot.644.581.540.522.522.438.405Headland, 9-6.LINE SCORESDonalsotiville 002 000 000-2 4 5Blakely ........000 102 1Ox—4 8 2Davis and Lindsey: Smith and Baker,Calhoun Co. 001 000 413 -9 9 1Cuth bert ........000 000 200—2 6 6West and Gallagher: .Grindsand Satterfield.Hdadiand .000 020 004—6 Bainbridge . ..440 010 00x—9 Hardy, Clark and Sullivan:Stephens and Paulick.STANDINGCuthbertHeadlandwLPet.107.55898.52999.500910.47489.471810.444SAVANNAH DROPSTHIRD IN ROWIN SALLY PLAY‘-45.dSOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUEMacon ......lt; ’olumbiis Savanna Itlt; i rccn ville Jacksonvilh Augusta charlestonColumbiaW61*VOuL3740Pet.622 •» i* “i **4 •»1494240381748.;i,i i.520.'MY,i5659.424.417.392SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONNashvilleBirmingham New OrleansMoMUAtlanta......1 .It I \ 1? I lot.*W5953494648L3638454345MlPet.621 .582 .521. 514. 5161 I(By The Associated Press)The Macon Peaches and Columbus Cardinals increased theirleads over the South Atlantic♦League last night without any effort at all.While the Macon game was rained out in Columbus, the third place Savannah Indians took a 4-2 whipping from the Jacksonville Tars. The loss was the third straight for the Indians who led the South Atlantic race j during most of the early season.Greenville and Columbia needed ten innings to decide who would win. Greenville finally scored the only run of the game in the tenth. Charleston and Augusta played another 4-2 game with Charleston the winner.Two Jacksonville players who haven’t starred often this year got in on the glory against Savannah, Pitcher Tom Horton gave nine hits and won his fourth