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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1947

Page

5

Parker Mulloy Team Wins Southern Tennis Doubles

In the 62nd Southern Tennis Tournament Parker of Los Angeles and Mulloy of Coral Gables defeated Sam Match and Bob Curtis of Rice Institute 7-5 6-3 6-4 to claim doubles, after Parker also won the singles title in five sets over Jack Tuero of New Orleans.

Arker-Mulloy INS Southern Tennisournament California Yatkie Parker Los Angeles Gardner Milloy Coral Gates Parker and Mulloy Sam Match Bob Curtis Rice’ Institute Houston Texas Parker Jack Tuero New Orleans Tulane

Final set for junior boys tennis finals in Sylacauga

In Sylacauga Alabama finals for the junior and boys divisions of the Cotton States tennis tournament were scheduled for forenoon with senior rounds to follow. Top seed Dick Holroyd of Delray Beach Florida advanced to the boys final by defeating Aaron Rosen of New Orleans 6 0 6 1. Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge beat Joe Conselman of Birmingham 6 3 6 2 in a quarterfinal.

Sylacauga Ala Dick Holroyd Delray Beach Fla Aaron Rosen New Orleans Hamilton’ Richardson Baton Rouge Joe Conselman Lirmingham

Lew Worsham Wins National Open in St Louis Playoff

Lew Worsham of Washington D C captured the National Open at St Louis Country Club by one stroke over Sam Snead after a dramatic finish. Snead finished with a 70 as Worsham’s clutch play and a key measure by officials sealed the title. Worsham, newly named Oakmont professional, earned 2560 dollars with the potential to collect more in accompanying honors.

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Adams Hurls In Big Crowd Exhibition At Gibson Field

Adams delivered an effective four inning mound performance before Colquitt threatened in the fifth. C Stapleton and Fudge aided a Donalsonville rally, while Snead and Shead clashed in a tense finish. Donalsonville’s win tightened the Seminole County standings amid a 6-2 Bainbridge loss.

Gibson Field Adams Colquitt New York C. Stapleton McGlamery Fudge FE. Wilkins Tolbert Donalsonville Bainbridge Blakely Seminole Countians

The Clean-Up Chapter 25 scene in Forge City

Rush seeks a new lawyer to uncover ties to King S Wellwood from his Harvard background and Forge City network. Matt Pedrick hosts a party as Kit English arrives with urgent private talk, while Rush pursues background on Wellwood and his clients.

Henry Forge City Pappy Daley Harvard King S. Wellwood Rush Merwin Chicago Twist Matt Pedrick Matt Curran Merchant’s Wellwood’s Gay Pedrick King Wellwood Wellwood King Harvard Law Rich Bell Kit English Kit English

Jones homers twice as Red Sox split doubleheader

Boston first baseman Murrell Jones, acquired from Chicago, hit a solo homer in his Red Sox debut and a grand slam in the ninth to lift Boston 8-4 in the second game after a 7-3 win. The Yankees led the league with two wins, while Washington swept Detroit to tighten the AL standings. Braves rout Pirates in a doubleheader, Giants win, and Phillies and Cardinals post wins as pennant races unfold.

Associated Press Murrell Jones Boston Merriwell” Jones Chicago White Sox Rudy York Red Sox Epps Jones RBI York Chicago Detroit Tigers Yankees St. Louis Browns Yankee Stadium Kramer Yanks Randy Gumpert Bob Muncrief Washington Tigers Bengals Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Giants Cubs Reds Schoolboy Rowe Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies St. Louis

Atlantic City Boardwalk Described as 60 Feet Wide

The famous Atlantic City boardwalk in New Jersey is noted as 60 feet wide and extending five miles along the coast.

Atlantic City N. J

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