Florida Girls Softball Champs Here Tomorrow
Yesterday's results show Tallahassee 4 Moultrie 7 5 Waycross 5 5 Americus 12 Thomasville Cordele 24 Albany Valdosta rain. Today games feature Waycross at Americus Albany at Thomasville Cordele at Tallahassee Valdosta at Moultrie.
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Cordele Bees Take Twin Bill From Thomasville Waycross Stays Ahead
In a doubleheader at Cordele, Vandergrift and Swoboda led the Bees to victory over Thomasville with two runs batted in for Vandergrift and solid defense. Strachan took the loss in game one while Basser earned the win for Cordele. The Bees then blanked Thomasville in the nightcap, outhitting and outpitching the visitors to claim the twin bill.
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Guldahl Favored To Retain National Open Golf Crown
Giants explode with barrage of homers to rout Reds 17 3 in a historic inning. Danning Demaree Whitehead Salvo and Moore homer as New York ties and sets records, while Guldahl enters the National Open as favorite against Dick Metz.
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Bill White
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Joe Moore
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Reds
Guldahl Leads Open Field as Webb Contenders Rise
About 165 top golfers arrive at Philadelphia Country Club for the National Open. Ralph Guldahl is the 6 to 1 favorite after recent wins, with Sam Snead Byron Nelson Henry Picard Dick Metz and Harry Cooper among the leading threats. Cooper is viewed as the strongest challenger to dethrone the champion.
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Toms Toasted to Face Gulf Beaches in Benefit Softball
City Softball League games were rained out again. Toms Toasted leads the league and will host a benefit doubleheader at East Side Field tomorrow at 2 30 p m. A mixed all star from seven clubs faces the Pelham girls team from St Petersburg in a seven inning feature. Admission is 15c and 7c.
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Graduation Class Honors Two Top Students
The graduating class shows nearly twice as many girls as boys. The valedictorian is Tom Vann, a fine lad, and the salutatorian is Liten Venis, an outstanding student.
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American Legion
Altho
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Walton
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Metz Leading Money Winner of Golf Year
Philadelphia June 7.4P1 As the nation's top golfers head toward tomorrow's first round of the 43rd National Open with the first prize of 1 000 Dick Metz of Chicago leads the money winners with 5 748 Behind him in the first 12 comes Henry Picard Hershey Pa 5 247 Sam Snead White Sulphur W Va 5 027 defending champion Ralph Guldahl Madison N J 4 812 Byron Nelson Reading Pa 4 632 E J Dutch Harrison Oak Park Ill 4 159 Ben Hogan White Plains N Y 3 941 Horton Smith Chicago Mass 3 425 Jimmy Thomson Shawnee on Del Pa 3 033 Harold Jag McSpaden Winchester Mass 2 804 Harry Cooper Eastern Point Conn 2 752 50 Paul Runyon White Plains N Y 2 000
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Dutch) Harrison
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Horton Smith
Chicopee
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Shawnee-on-Delaware
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Jag) McSpaden
Winchester
Harry Cooper
Eastern Point
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Paul Runyon
Bees Slip From First to Fourth After Thomasville Losses
Cordele Bees drop from first to fourth after two losses to Thomasville Orioles 4 2 and 8 3. Albany gains first place while Moultrie’s Packers split a pair of games amid rain in Valdosta.
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Thomasville Orioles
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Roundup of 1940s Baseball and Football Gossip and Odds
Eddie Briez and others volley rumors on NFL plans for St. Louis. Baseball notes feature Dodger hits, Arndt Jorgens centennial game, Paycheck’s draw, and Braddock-Farr chatter. Odds list opening prices for boxing and football bets with teams like Louis and Galento.
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Bowers Opposes Cards On Hill Here Tonight
Thomasville's Orioles return home after beating DeKalb's Bees in a twin bill and dropping the Stingers to fourth in the Georgia Florida standings. Albany's Cardinals visit for a doubleheader with Stewart Bowers set to start tonight, Red McKenzie to throw Thursday. Ballou placed on suspended list to keep 14 player limit. Van Orsdal in workouts awaiting active list placement.
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Doc) Bowers
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Connie Mack Seeks Neon Score Card For Night Games
Team legend Connie Mack requests a neon illuminated score card to wave to his outfielders during night games. The item would aid signaling in low light and add a distinctive manager’s flair.
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