Mary Lena Faulk Fails to Advance in Western Open Quarterfinals
In the eighteenth annual Women's Western Open, Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville Ga. was eliminated in 19 holes by Jean Hopkins of Cleveland Ohio as favorites Betsy Berg and Patty Berg advanced. Grace Lerczyk of Newington Conn. led into quarterfinals with a 5 up 4 to play win over Peggy Kirk Findlay Ohio. Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta and Betty Jameson of San Antonio also moved on with 5 and 4 victories.
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Chick Hosch
Atlanta
Grace Lerczyk
Newington
Mary Lena
Thomasville
Dot Kielty
Los Angeles
Mrs. Lee
Bongart
Champaign
Polly Batley
Fort Worth
Mrs. Opal"Hill
Kansas City
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Eileen Stulb
Augusta
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Hope Seignious
Greensboro
N. C
Marjorie . Lindsay
Decatur
Ill
Margaret Maddox
Patty. Bérg
Winers
Jane:Sharkey
Mary Leno
Faulk
Georgia
Barrett Stretches Lead In Major Baseball Race
Boston’s Barrett dominates spring play with five straight wins after an 11-1 rout of Cincinnati. St Louis Cardinals surge to six straight as Musial drives late rally to beat Philadelphia. Scheib earns second start, winning 5-2 for Phillies. Indians beat Washington as Red Sox extend streak to seven.
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Joe
Nat Teague
New Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia A
Stan Musial
Scheib
Figers
Philadelphia
Fanneti
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Ting
St. Louis Browns
Women Golfers at Glen Arven Club Event and Luncheon
About 20 women golfers attended the weekly club event at Glen Arven Country Club with a luncheon. Winners included Mrs. Robert Thomas in left hand driving and Mrs. John King in blindfold putting. A separate men’s event saw top scores of 78 net by J. C. Pringle and Joe Galbraith.
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Glen Arven Country Club
Robert Thomas
John King
al Fleming
Joe Glazier
Fred Chaney
John Thurston
J. C. Pringle
Joe Galbraith
Alton Brinson
Dr. Rackley
Earl Brinson
W. P. Mathis
Allen Crawford
Odis Johnson
S. H. Stringer
Ted Williams Leads All Star Voting Ahead of DiMaggio
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox remains slightly ahead of Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees in all star voting. Fans continue to ballot for the starting lineup for the 14th annual game at Wrigley Field in Chicago on July 3.
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Ted Williams
Dimaggio
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Wrigley Field
Tigers Romp Past Americus 15 9 In Baseball Tilt
The Thomasville Tigers battered three Americus pitchers for 21 hits and 15 runs to win 15 to 9 in Americus. Ray Phillips led with five hits in five trips, Ken Markham earned the win with six strikeouts and five walks, while Lamar Weeks tied for triples with two, and Ron Snyder returned to catch after a week out. Umpires Louis Anderson and Jerry LaCount kept the pace quick as 24 runs were scored in 2 hours and 15 minutes.
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Americus
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville Tigers
Thomasvillers
Tiger
Paul Snyder
Bengals
Tigers
Ken Markham
Markham
Hig
Ray Phillips
Bengal
Phillips
Mark‘ham
Lamar Weeks
Johnny Grice
Ron Snyder
Thomasville
Vince Mullen
Ike Hasler
Ray Philliip
Thatcher Cronin
Hassler
Louis Anderson
Jerry LaCount
Georgia Florida League Scores and Southern Association Standings
Recap of Georgia Florida League results with Tallahassee Cordele Thomasville Americus Moultrie Waycross and Albany games. National and American League standings show Boston New York Chicago Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Detroit. Southern Association results Mobile New Orleans Chattanooga Birmingham Atlanta Memphis Little Rock and upcoming schedule listed.
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Geghga- Florida
I. Pet
Aidany
Cean
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Ameyficus Free
Valdosta Ses
Thomasville
Cordele
Eee
Boston
New York
Chicago
A Wee
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pitte Durga
Ovens
Detroit
New Orleans
Little Rock
Albany
Corde Tallahassee
Valdost
Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Tigers Hit The Road For Two At Cordele Indians
Thomasville Tigers travel to Cordele for a two game series with the last place Indians as part of a five day Georgia Florida Loop road swing. Manager Vince Mullen plans to start one of two left handers tonight with Charlie Yohn or Jim Dimitriadis. The Tigers wrap the trip with resistive wins, then host Valdosta Dodgers Friday and Saturday at Municipal Stadium.
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Georgia- Florida
Thomasville Tigers
Cordele
Indians
Bengals
Vince Mullen
Charlie Yohn
Jim Dimitriadis
Tigers
Thomasville
Municipal Stadium
Valdosta Dodgers
Waycross
Americus
The
Bluejays
Post 222 Beats Times-Enterprise 6 5 For Lead
Post 222 defeated the Times Enterprise 6 to 5 yesterday afternoon at the Athletic Field in a tight game. The Times Enterprise loaded the bases in the sixth with no outs but did not score. Tonight two games feature VFW versus an Independent team on Washington Street and Times-Enterprise versus Colonial on Jackson Street after a rainout.
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Post
Times- Enerprise
Athletic Field
Times-Enterprise
V.F.W
Finney
Washington Street
Colonial
Jackson Street
Yesterday's Stars in Major League Action Braves rout Reds 11-1
Charlie Red Barrett pitched the Braves to an 11-1 victory over the Reds allowing no walks for the fifth time this season. Stan Musial delivered a bases loaded triple in the ninth driving in three to lift the Cardinals 7-6 past the Phillies.
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Associated Press
Charlie
Red) Barrett
Braves
Reds
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Phillies
Charleston Burns Up Race in South Atlantic League
The Charleston Rebels defeated the Columbus Cardinals 5 to 3 behind Lefty Wilber Reeser’s pitching. Reeser allowed 10 hits and excelled in tight spots as Lee Peterson faced the Rebels. Jacksonville pulled ahead of Augusta 4 to 3 with Al Lima earning his seventh straight win. Greenville beat Savannah 8 to 3 as George Brown pitched well. Macon ousted Columbia 7 to 3 as Burpo struggled with wildness and Red errors.
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Associated Press
Charleston Rebels
Columbus Cardinals
Wilber Reeser
Reeser
Lee Peterson
Jacksonville
Augusta Tigers
al Lima
Tiger
Greenville Spinners
Vannah’s Indians
Macon
Burpo
Pirpo
Nirigalofie
Fletcher Robbe
Peaches
Howard Au
Clubs Fatten Batting Averages In Four Southern Slugfests
The Associated Press reports a wild night in the Southern Association as clubs pounded 100 hits and scored 70 runs across four games. New Orleans extended its lead over Chattanooga to seven and a half games with a 15-10 rally against Little Rock. Mobile stayed in front by a game and a half after beating Memphis as the Atlanta Crackers overtook Nashville 10-8 in 11 innings. Bee Barons defeated Chattanooga.
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Southern Association
Southern
Association
Mobile
New Orleans Pets
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Mary Lena Faulk Competes At Fort Benning Tournament
Mary Lena Faulk, a Tallahassee FP. 8. C. student, surprised friends by defeating Hopking in the Fort Benning event. Mary Lena’s backers include Mrs. Faulk and Miss Jane Faulk in Atlanta while Louise Suggs defends her title by defeating Wall and Semczyk advances as medalist among 97 entrants.
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Tillis ' Mathis
Valdosta
Fort Benning
Miss Hopking
U. S
C. We
Tallahassee
Faulk
J. H
Thomasville
Jane Faulk
Atlanta
Mary
Lena
Louise. Suggs
Lithia
Springs
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