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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
3
Record-shattering 1959 Indy 500 sets speed marks
Maurie Rose of South Bend won the 500 at Indianapolis with a 419.813 mph average, the fastest since 1911. Bill Holland, Duke Nalon, and Ted Horn chased in speeds above 117 mph, beating the previous record. One crash by Duane Carter caused the only major delay, while 160,000 to 200,000 fans watched a near perfect race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Maurie Rose
South Bend
Ind
Attle Hoosier
Serus
Duane ‘Carter
Santo
Monica
Calif
Speedway
Nalon
Horn
Rose
Holland
Tigers Split With Cards Skidding To Third Place
Thomasville's Tigers split a doubleheader with Albany's Cardinals, winning 5-1 in game one behind Curtis four hit pitching and losing 14-6 in game two as Cardinals collect 18 hits. The split pulls the Tigers to third, five percentage points behind Valdosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Bill McGroth
Albany
Cardinals
Curtis
Thomasville
Valdosta
Don Stephens
Hassler
Henkle
Arduini
Turtizo
Kondisarek
Shaw
Stephens
Smith
Beck
Long
Little Iew
Tirs
Rockad Funk
Jurtzo
Loeser
Adamcewicz
Lung
Attaway
Jarolewski
McLean
Funk
Louis
Pitcner Cruze
Munk
Cruze
Gyrus
Knabe
Turtzo
Cardinal
Nelson
Marolewski
Maroilewski
Kormisgarek
Cenor O
Turtlo
Cyrus
Boa
Khomisarck
Shauw
Laittle
Aidany
Komisarok
Little
Vickers
Muller
Anderson
Albany Song
Sytus
Knoblauch
Thomasvil Hassler
Hankle
Konisarek
Po. Cruze
So Kknabe
a—Law Loeser
Adamcewics
Dlays
Louly
Leser
Beek
Tigers Fall to Third as Dodgers Win in Georgia League
The Waycross Bears drop to third after a doubleheader loss to Americus 5-2 with a 2-2 tie in the first game. Thomasville loses 14-6 to Albany, while Valdosta and Moultrie split with strong showings. Americus, Cordele, and Tallahassee also posted wins as league play continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia-Florida Senatct
Ea Neat Ett
Valdost
Thomasville Marceeee
Albany
Waycross
Moultrie
Cordele
Americus
Cordele Neseneseeron Este
Valdosta
Miskovich
Joiner and
Rentz Darden
Stammen Moultrie Atearthe
Nelson
Wingo
Comolli
Raulerson
Katkaveck
OOI
Sullivan
Ommolli
Soldel and Gross
Southern Association
Nashville
Mobile BT
Birmingham
Memphis
Chuattanooga
Atlanta
New “Orleans
Lilttle
Rock
Amerigue
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Louis
Washington
Oston
Chicago
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Boston
Chattanooga
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Columbia
Charleston
Greenville
Augusta
Savannah
Jacksonvile
Macon
Columbus
Tigers
Dodgers
Associated Press
Georgia- Florida
Amercus
Bears
Srs
Seidel
Curtis
Tiger
Darden
Americans Reach British Amateur Third Round
Six Americans join 32 survivors in the third round of the British Women's Amateur Golf Championship at St. Anne's on the Sea. Louise Suggs leads the group from Atlanta with others from Merion, Newington, Chapel Hill and Los Angeles as match play narrows toward quarterfinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s-On-the-Sea
England
Royal Lytham
St. Anne’s
Louise Suggs
U. S
Atlanta
Dorothy Kirby
Grace Lenczyk
Newington
Connecticut
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N. C
Dorothy Kielty
Los Angeles
Miss Suggs
Jean McIntyre
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Page
Philomena Garvey
Miss Lenczyk
Jean Doland
Mrs. Ware
Mary Richards
Miss Kirby
H. Garforth
Nellie Howarth
Mississippi State Clinches SEC Baseball Title Over Auburn
Mississippi State won the Southeastern Conference baseball championship with a 6-5 victory over Auburn in Opelika Alabama. Lefty Phil Brandon pitched all nine innings and had three hits driving in four runs helping State win the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Ala
Mississippi State
Maroons
Auburn
State
Starksville
Miss
Phil Brandon
Brandon
Reds Rally Halts Cards Lead On Memorial Day
Memorial Day crowds set a major league record but the St Louis Cardinals lost twice in Cincinnati, 4-3 and 7-0, dropping from first in the NL as the New York Giants moved into a half game ahead. Ken Raffensberger and Howard Fox shut out the Cards on five and one hit respectively. The Philadelphia Athletics split a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox to stay atop the AL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
St. Louisa
Howard Fox
Cincinnati
Ken Raffensberger
Redbirds
Nippy Jones
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
A’s
Cleveland Indians
Terrors overpower Colonial 13 to 3 in softbal clash
The Times Enterprise defeated Colonial Stores 13 3 as Jack Kelly earned his second win allowing six hits. Tut Carter and Dix led the offense with two hits each, Washington belted a grand slam and Carter tripled. Colonial chipped in two runs in the first and one in the last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times Enterprise
Colonial Stores
Terrors
Jack Kelly
Colonials
Carter
Morris
Herring
Tut Carter
Dix
Washington
Clark Thread Mill
Post
Legionnaires
Colonial
Times Enterprise
Capps
Blane
Keily
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