President's Cup Tourney Begins at Glen Arven
Thirteen of twenty six first round matches in the President's Cup handicap golf tournament were played at Glen Arven Country Club. Several entrants advanced by default. notable results include Pat Pate, low handicap at two, advancing, and Louis Campbell edged by J F Wahl in a 3 2 match with Campbell handicap 21. The winner receives a replica trophy donated in 1930. Dr K Wail to present the 1936 trophy.
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Glen Arven
Pat Pate
W. L. Parris
Lester Wyche
Bill Flowers
Hazen Butler
J. W. Horne
Lloyd Megehee
J. F. Wahl
Fred Rautenberg
Perry
Lewis Wilson
Henry Moore
Louis Campbell
Campbell
Jimmy Futch
Alvin Wight
Cairo
L. R. Davis
Harry Watkins
Watkins
J. S. Mays
Nat Williams
J. T. Holland
J. S. Mason
Jim Campbel
Joe Timberlake
A. D. Little
John Moore
Fla
W.M
Bill” Searcy
Johnny Tonkin
J. W. Ewing
K. Wail
One Hundred Women Golfers Face Southern Championship Qualifying
Oklahoma City June 1 100 women golfers including top southern players faced an 18 hole test for two places in the championship flight of the Women's Southern Association tournament. Those who posted 90 or 95 figures were seen as likely contenders. The 32 survivors advance to match play Tuesday.
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Oklahoma City
Southern Association
Dave Gant
Memphis
Orioles release Fernandez as Bradley joins from New York
Thomasville Georgia Florida League club announces Cecil Fernandez released after a double header loss to Albany Travelers. Bob Bradley, Syracuse University star, arrives from New York to replace Dizzy Coleman who retires to take a year round job in Chattanooga.
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Thomasville Baseball Club
Cecil Fernandez
Bob Bradley
Dizzy Coléman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fernandez
Tampa
Fla
Orioles
Albany Travelers
Joe Annunzio
Annunzio
Joplin
Missouri
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Frank Sidle
New York State
Bradley
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Sidle
Ithaca
N Y
King Ferry
N. Y
Greens plan Fourth of July tourney at Glen Arven
The Glen Arven Country Club prepares for its Fourth of July classic as the greens committee tightens upkeep. A board meeting is set for tomorrow to discuss tournament plans and other matters. In Tallahassee the ball club defeated the Cornelians three to nothing as the Caps pull ahead in the standings.
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Glen Arven
Board of Governors
Tallahassee
Cornelians
Orioles
Thomasville
City Softball League Opens Tonight With Doubleheader
The newly organized City Softball League starts tonight at the municipal stadium with Kiroys vs Paramount Cleaners and Times-Enterprise Printers vs Gulf Refining Company Oilers in a doubleheader. Officers meet at the Y M C A beforehand. Holloway elected president, Milton vice president, Wheeler secretary treasurer. Six clubs formed, two more needed. teams have practiced for two weeks and pace the official season ahead.
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City
Kiroys
Paramount Cleaners
Times-Enterprise Printers
Gulf Refining Company Oilers
Municipal Stadium
W. C. Holloway
Wilbur Milton
Tom Wheeler
Indianapolis speedway champ Louis Meyer vows to stay in racing
Louis Meyer, 32, secures third Indianapolis speedway title and signals no quit, citing no further worlds to conquer yet embracing risk. The event drew strong attendance with no injuries noted as teams vary in late season play across baseball and boxing results.
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Louis Meyer
Indianapolis Speedway
Capitals Beat Cordele 3-0 in Georgia-Florida League
Tallahassee capitalized on early scoring pushing two in the first and one in the fifth to defeat Cordele 3-0. Gregory Lippold in his Caps debut held the Reds to five hits with strong defensive support as Glenn Murray and others contributed timely offense. The win leaves Tallahassee three and a half games up as they head to Albany for a six game series with the Travelers.
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CAPS
REDS
Tallahassee
Tallahassee Capitals
Cordele Reds
Gregory Lippold
Tyler
Texas
Glenn Murray
Kenny
Alex Swails
Rospond
Ebel
Murray
Taylor
Cordele
Capitals
Albany
Travelers
Dutch Hoffman
Bill McKenzie
Nations Foremost Golfers Gather for National Open
In Short Hills New Jersey on June 1 1936 the nations top golfers gathered at Baltyard golf club for the national open. Baltyard officials and concessionaries anticipated a large gallery to attend the tournament with Johnny Farrell leading as Balusrol pro.
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Short Hills
N. J
Baltyard Golf Club
New Jersey
Johnny Farrell
Balusrol
Indians Chase Yankees and Red Sox in tight AL race
The Cleveland Indians vaulted to within half a game of Boston and New York after extending a five game winning streak with a 7-5 win over the White Sox. Across baseball, Brooklyn beat the Giants 4-3, Cardinals edged Reds 8-7 in 12 innings, and Dizzy Dean was hit hard as Cincinnati fell 8-7.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Sox
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Brown
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Pete Appleton
Connie Mack
Athletics
Washington
Daffiness Boys
Brooklyn
Bill Terry
Giants
Boston Bees
Phillies
Dizzy Dean
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Cubs
Ethan Allen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tribe
Rockies
DeMaggio
Stuart Martin
Reds
Gene Moore
Bees
Phils
Meyer wins 500 mile Memorial Day race for third time
Louis Meyer of Huntington Park California clinches his third Memorial Day 500 mile title at Indianapolis Motor Speedway finishing in a record time of 109.069 miles per hour to win the $20,000 first prize. Prizes for top ten and consolation awards will be handed out at the speedway dinner.
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Lou Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Indianapolis
Ted Horn
Mauri Rose
Low
Associated Press
Louis Meyer
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Meyer
Dane
Australians Lead Americans In Davis Cup Tennis Matches
Australia holds a 2 to 1 lead over the United States in the American zone of the Davis Cup. Jack Crawford is to face Wilmer Allison, with Adrian Quist set to duel Don Budge as the series concludes. Mako Hako’s errors in the decisive moments cost the Americans a potential 2-1 margin.
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Philadelphia
Australia
Uncle Sam
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
Adrian Quist
Don Budge
Oakland
Cal
Budge
Gene Hako
Crawford
Quist
Mako
United States
Box Scores Reorder Finishes After Timing Audit
The long grind was led by Kelly Petillo of Huntington Park California with 106.240. Ted Horn of Los Angeles finished second, followed by Doc Mackenzie of Eddington Pennsylvania and Mauri Rose of Dayton Ohio. Chet Miller, Ray Pixley, Wilbur Shaw, George Barringer, Zeke Meyer, and George Conner also listed in top ten. Officials later said an audit reversed Mackenzie and Rose positions from fourth and third respectively.
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Kelly Petillo
Huntington Park
Calif
Ted Horn
Los Angeles
Doc Mackenzie
Eddington
Mauri Rose
Dayton
Chet Miller
Detroit
Ray Pixley
Fullerton
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
George Barringer
Houston
Tex
Zeke Meyer
Germantown
George Conner
Mackenzie
Petillo
Rose
Charles Mers
Thomasville Club Splits Twin Bill With Albany Team
The Thomasville Orioles split a doubleheader with the Albany Travelers on Saturday, winning 4-2 in game one and losing 2-1 in the nightcap. Barney Hearn homered in the first inning of game one as Thomasville piled seven hits and four runs. The second game featured a costly error by Letchas on a double steal that allowed two Albany runs and shifted momentum in a tight seven inning contest.
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Leistritz
Kratzer
Annino Scheffing
Stoner
Or Johnson Ib
Miller
Bess p.Rice
Thomasville Coleman
Hearn C McKenzie
Lb Brown
Lf Ferrell
Annunzio
Letchas Petrella
Flora
Ayrtese Anderson
Tota Pene
Erereryenes
McKenzie
Letchas
Albany
Thomasville
Anderson
Bess
Angerson
Nitecher Bess
Cowart
Parks
Sy Wat T Kratzer
Annino
Scheffing
Toner
Uf Johnson
Greek
S Miller
Rf Perry
Thomasville Pfetaces
Coleman
Ifearn
Ferrell
T Fernandez
Tb Brown
Iftte Letchas
U Petrella
Bruce
Pd T
Sidle
Coe
Petrella
Fannee
Perry
Miller Petrell
Hearn
Petrell
Thomasville Orioles
Moultrie Packers
Moultrie
Thomasvile Club
Travelers
Orioles
Barney Hearn
Thomasvile
Krim Bess
Albany Mondsman
Travs
Lefty Flora
Frank Anderson
Buster Bruce
Fernandez
Aninno
Schefing
Tallahassee Dominates Cordele as Stand Shifts
Yesterday Tallahassee beat Cordele 3 to 0 with no other results. Today Tallahassee plays Albany while Moultrie faces Thomasville in scheduled games.
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Tallahassee
Cordele
Albany
Americus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Baseball scores from early season games
The results show Cleveland defeating Chicago 7 to 6, Washington topping Philadelphia 6 to 4, and St. Louis beating Detroit 11 to 10. New York edged Boston 5 to 4, Boston beat Philadelphia 6 to 5, Chicago won against Pittsburgh 8 to 7, while Brooklyn defeated New York 4 to 3 and St. Louis bested Cincinnati 8 to 7.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston Eru
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Louis
Chicag
Epyese
Regional baseball standings and upcoming games
The standings show Little Rock, Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans, Knoxville, Nashville, Chattanooga, and Atlanta with varying records. Upcoming matchups include Nashville at Chattanooga and New Orleans at Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Knoxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Southern Association
Nashville 3A
Little Rock i
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