Mary Lena Faulk earns third straight Georgia title in Brunswick
Thomasville student Mary Lena Faulk defeats Mary Rogers Brantley of Blackshear 4 and 3 at Brunswick Country Club to claim the Georgia Women's Golf Association Championship for the third consecutive year. Final at 36 holes ends on hole 12 with Faulk praised for poise in heat and strong finishing putt.
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Brunswick
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Mary Rogers Brantley
Blackshear
Association
Georgia
Brantley
Mary Rogers
Southern
Nashville
Tennessee
Miss Faulk
Linksman J
Sonny Krause
Charlie Johns
Olin Anderson
Frances Rich
Bainbridge
Sam Pierce
Cairo
Mary Louise Maxwell
Faulk
Atlanta
Nick Melnyk
Alabama Florida Georgia to join Detroit Olympic trials
Three Southern athletes earned spots for the Detroit Olympic trials as Elis of Birmingham Margaret Coles of Lake Worth and Mary Link of Atlanta won events at the Southern Peach Swimmin meet. Elis swept diving and 100 yard freestyle, Coles took 220 yard breaststroke and 440 yard freestyle, while Link led Atlanta with 27 points.
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LaGrange
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Detroit
Tendette Elis
Birmingham
Margaret Coles
Lake Worth
Mary Link
Atlanta
Atlanta Nming Association
A.si
Baseball and basketball leagues schedule and results
Today’s schedule features Cordelo at Valdosta and other Georgia Florida League games plus National League and American League matchups. Yesterday’s results show wins by New York over Cincinnati, Philadelphia over Boston, and multiple Southern Association and South Atlantic League games across Georgia towns.
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Bouthern Association
Wwll Pet
Nashville
Mobile
Memphisanes
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Chicag
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chileago
Treenvilla
Charleston
Tacksonville
Columbia
Ami Macon
Columbus
Savannah, Ey
Augusta
Tonay
Valdosta
Americas
Waycross
Albany
Thomasville
Moultrie
Parlahassee
Chiesa
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Menovhis
Chattaroogna
Greenville
Waycross & Cordele
Americus
Tallahassee
Chicaro
Pittsburch
Savannah
Macon
Jacksonville
Branca Back On Win Path For Bums
Branca wins ninth as Dodgers beat Cardinals 3-2 to extend seven game string. Braves top Pirates 4-2. Spahn gains sixth. Phillies edge Cubs 2-1. Giants blank Reds 7-0. Indians lose to Senators. Tigers rally past Yankees. Browns defeat Red Sox 9-6.
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Branca
Branes
Lke
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Brooklyn
Ieaguc
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Jimmy Russell
Tommy Holmes
Alvin Dark
Russell Aso
Warren Spahn
Philadeplhia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Dutch Leonard
Philadelphia
Dick Sisler
del Iknnis
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Ray Poat
Reds
Indians
Washington Senators
Tribe
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Yanks
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Jacksonville Falls 4-0 as Columbus tops Sally Loop
Jacksonville bowed to Columbus 4-0 to drop into a third place tie with the Reds. Savannah defeated Charleston 11-1 to move out of the South Atlantic League cellar. Augusta's Tigers rallied but lost 16-14 after leading Macon, while Columbus beat Greenville 3-1 as Frank Smith earned his 12th win.
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Columbia
Reds
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Tigers
Ernie Jenkins
Aprocared
Macon
Peaches
Columbus
Greenville Spinners
Frank Smith
Lou Lombardo
Art Fowler
Ed Burtschy
Indians
Mike Clark
Greenville
Stewart Mackie
Clark
Wimbledon singles title race opens with Falkenburg favorite
Frankie Parker's elimination leaves Bob Falkenburg as the leading contender in Hollywood for the Wimbledon singles. Thirteen players remain in the chase as quarterfinals loom with Tom Brown Gardnar Mulloy Lennart Hedgelin among hopefuls. Several top stars are sidelined by injuries as eight contenders are named as favorites or threats.
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London
Frankie Parker
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Calif
Jack
Falkenburg
John Bromwich
Mulloy
Bergelin
Brown
California
Adans van Swol
Holland
Geoff Meredity
England
Philippe Washer
Belgium
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Valkenburg
Tom Thomasville pitcher Ira Curtis headed to Gainesville
From the Sidelines reports Tampa Bay prospect Ira Curtis, the Thomasville ace, was optioned to Gainesville in the Florida State League after a 7-3 season. His volatile temper and disputed umpiring calls sparked controversy, yet his curve kept batters guessing. Curtis’s strikeout marks and relief work drew praise from fans, despite suspensions and temper flare ups.
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Thomasville
Ira
Curt’ Curtis
Tiger
Gainesville
Curtis
Anderson
Valdosta
Thomasville Juniors Sweep Tallahassee Golf Meet
Thomasville's Glen Arven Country Club dominated the second Tallahassee Junior Golf Tournament with multiple class wins. Cochran van Scott led the field winning the 15-16 division and also claimed putting honors, while Jack Roundtree captured the 17-18 title and several Thomasville players earned runner-up or consolation honors. Other winners included Jack Collins, Jimmy Campbell, and Jimmy Johnstone with notable placements amid strong regional competition.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Thomasville
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Glen Arven Country Club
Cochran van Scott
Howell Mayo
Jack Roundtree
Lake City
Jack Collins
Immy Campbell
Jimmy Johnstone
Jimmy Goldsbourough
Marianna
Jack Tonkin
Buddy Upchurch
Hogan Demaret Hope of Winning Inverness Meet
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret enter a decisive Inverness best ball round for a third straight top prize in the 126 hole Inverness 310 660 classic at Toledo Ohio. They face Dutch Harrison and Bob Hamilton, hot on their heels after three straight 63s and 22 birdies in 54 holes.
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Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Inverness
EB. J
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock Ark
Bob Hamilton
PGA
Evansville
Ind
Harrison
Hamilton
Louis Retires As Undefeated Champ After Knocking Out Walcott
Louis, 34, ends his record reign by stopping Jersey Joe Walcott in the eleventh round at Yankee Stadium. The 42,667 crowd saw Louis declare retirement and name plans to back a presidential campaign.
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Louis
Walcott
Joe Walcott
Yankee Stadium
Gene Tunney
Cas Lesnevich
Ezzard Charles
Sol Strauss
Sporting Cub
Jersey Joe
Ater
Brown Bomber
Frank Fullam
Vols Fall to Atlanta as Series Slips
Nashville Vols drop a 7 3 decision to Atlanta in a game that drops Nashville into a four game gap behind Mobile. Ralph Brown hit a two run homer and Fred Chapman added a three run shot in the eighth as Atlanta wins the finale.
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Nashville Vols
Theer
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Vols
Ponce de Leon
Norman Brown
Ralph Brown
Fred Chapman
Dick Conger
Crackers
Barons
Joe Smolko
Pete Modica
Bears
Ken Staples
New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Harvard Regatta Sweep Boosts Olympic Hopes
Harvard’s clean sweep over Yale in the four mile Thames downstream varsity race set a record time of 19 minutes 21 seconds, with Yale at 19 minutes 33 seconds. The effort strengthens Harvard’s bid to represent America at the Olympics while Yale remains a strong contender for the trials.
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Harvard
New London
Conn
America
Yale
Varsity
Tigers Move Into Second Place in Georgia Florida League
The Thomasville Tigers beat the Moultrie Athletics 7-6 in 12 innings to climb to second in the Georgia Florida League marking a fourth straight win for Thomasville. Waycross followed with an 8-4 win over Cordele while Valdosta and Albany split a pair with scores 3-0 and 11-5. The Tallahassee Pirates were swept by Americas 3-0 and 8-3 as Americus continued a strong hitting night with Adair on the mound.
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Thomasville Tigers
Waycross
Moultrie Athletics
Tigers
Thomasville
Athletics
Moultrie
Cordere
Cordele
Bears
Indians
Valdosta
Albany
Dodgers
Knoblauch
Beck
Reiter
Tallahassee Pirates
Americas
Tallahassee
Forge
Phillies
Americus
Adair
Albany Cardinals
Municipal Stadium
Dick Knabe
Bob Henderson
Don Stephens
Marlowes
Bob Stanton
Tally
Hassler
Henkle
Warren
Arduini
Godbold
Komisarek
Barnes
Cantler
Pancoe
Laumann
Singleton
VFW Colonial Softball Game Postponed by Rain
The VFW and Colonial Stores softball clash was postponed due to rain and will be played next week. VFW leads the league and needs the win to clinch first place. the yesterday game was the final scheduled contest per Mr. Red Milton of the local Y MGA.
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Colonial Stores
Red” Milton
MGA
Cruze Stars As Tigers Tie It Then Win In 12th
Southpaw Bob Cruze delivered five hitless innings in relief to beat Moultrie 7-6 in 12 innings. Paul Turtzo drove in Henkle with the winning run after Henkle’s earlier steals and Arduini’s runs helped Thomasville pull even and then prevail for an 8th win.
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Times-Enterprise
Moultrie
Bob Cruze
Thomasville
Paul Turtzo
Henkle
Cruze
Cann
Arduini
Coun
Tigers
Laumann
Turtzo
Komisarek
Engle
Hasler
Rocco “Ppolito
Ace
West Manchester
Ohio
Emily R. Jerger
Athletics
Barnes
Ippolito
Pancoe
Storch
Howard Henkle
Sac
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