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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
3
The Buds aim for a win in Quitman tomorrow with a rally to climb the standings and a Valdosta game Thursday seen as crucial for leaders. Farrell beat Jones to reach the finals in golf while Ruth and others set pace in season schedules.
The Open title race ends with Farrell defeating Jones after a final-hole rally. Farrell sinks a 2-foot birdie putt after two pressure packed shots, while Jones matches with a 20-foot par save and a late birdie attempt. Hagen finishes tied for fourth at 296, as Armour’s shadow lingers over the challengers.
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Reds 7 to 4 at Cincinnati behind Pete Alexander’s pitching. The win widened the Cardinals lead to five and a half games as Cincinnati dropped to fourth.
IONE reports Mr Cary Harrell and son on the sick list. Mr Turner visits from Florida. Mr Albert Cooper's brother. Miss Clarice Pyles called on Miss Ethel and Eunice Green. Tobacco growers discouraged. some insects threaten crops. Mr James C Ross from Texas remains here and is at work. Mrs Doc Herndon visited Sunday school Sunday evening.
Champion Jones completes a trio of titles in a close finish with Farrell, as the trio top the Open record books. Farrell’s steady putting and Jones’s late rallies keep the competition tight, with Parrell and Hagen also posting strong rounds.
Yesterday's results show Tampa 4 Selma 3 in the Southeastern League only game. American League pairings New York 4 Boston 0 and Washington 6 Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 4 St Louis 2. Detroit 6 Chicago 0. National League Brooklyn 2 New York 0. Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 1. St Louis 7 Cincinnati 4. Southern Association Memphis 7 Nashville 5. Birmingham 7 Chattanooga 3. Mobile 8 New Orleans 5.
Atlanta June 25. Macon tops the South Atlantic pennant chase with Asheville close behind. The Peaches won five of six, Asheville four of six. Columbia fumbled 16 times, Knoxville 14. Charlotte allowed 56 runs. Spartanburg held opponents to 21. Harris (Asheville) pitched superbly. The Southeastern League opened new campaigns as Pensacola seeks a second-half title after a slow finish. Tampa beat Selma 4 3. Pensacola led batting at .313 with Savannah next in fielding at .969. Mobile won a Southern Association doubleheader yesterday.
General D. E. Swinehart aged 34, reputed U.S. advisor to Chang Tso Lin, drowned while swimming at Kamaigura Tokyo. He had been visiting Tokyo on a mission for Chang and planned to return to Mukden, Manchuria, tomorrow. his home was once in Colorado.
Mrs. 3. W. Brinson and children visited her daughter Mrs. Emory Reynolds of Metcalfe. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Willingham of Chastain spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Goolsby. Community members attended New Hope services. Lenard Thompson and mother joined Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Thompson for Sunday at their home. C. M. McMillan Homer Goolsby and A. G. Willingham joined the Macedonia sing Friday night and praised the event.
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