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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1948

Page

8

Americans Dominant in Wimbledon Prospects

London AP reports strong U S interest in Wimbledon with Margaret Du Pont seeking her second consecutive women’s title and rising stars Louise Brough Shirley Fry and Doris Hart contending. In men’s, Gardnar Mulloy and Bob Falkenberg reach the semifinals with Tom Brown and Budge Patty eliminated.

London Helenius Moody Fraulein Aussem Dorothy Helen Moody Miss Brough Shirley Fry Akron Ohio Suzy Kornioczy Hungary Doris Hart Miami Fla Nelly Landry Pat Todder Jafla Calif Jean Quertier France America Gardrar Mulloy Bob Falkenberg Hollywood Tom Brown San Francisco Budge Patty Los Angeles Mulloy Tony Mottram Britain Falkenburg

Firemendo Relief Boys win two and save nine

Gumbert and Jones lead with six decisions each among the relief boys. Jones earned two wins as a starter while the squad secured multiple saves and continued strong performances overall.

Sign Gumbert Jones

Hollywood Stars Advise Newcomers to Stage Before Film

AP Hollywood forum collects guidance from John Garfield Douglas Fairbanks Jr Robert Montgomery Ronald Reagan and Joel McCrea on breaking into movies. They urge stage experience in New York or on TV and caution against rushing into Hollywood offers or film tests.

Hollywood Hollywood Forum Queston John Garfield Broadway Douglas Wfairbanks Jr Robert Montgomery Ronald Reagan Joel McCrea

Greenville Wins Bid to Host Sally All Stars in 1948

The Greenville Spinners clinched the right to host the South Atlantic League All-Star game on July 7 after a rainout night. They moved three and a half games ahead of Jacksonville as Columbia lost to Augusta 5-4 and Savannah split with Charleston.

Associated Press Greenville Spinners Jacksonville Tars Savannah Columbia Augusta Charleston Macon Columbus Goor Pete Tedeschi Bob Garbould John Dixon Tigers Reds

Sprung and Allies Plotting The Aftermath

The narrator is released by habeas corpus after an illegal arrest. J D Thatcher explains the case details and the evidence points to a murder by a dangerous suspect. She insists on his help and they plan renewed work while he recovers from his injuries.

Holmgren Dr. Stokes Jack J. D

Nationwide Communist Led Food Workers Strike Opens in Italy

Rome reports a nationwide strike called by the General Confederation of Labor under Communist control began. About 250,000 workers across pasta, flour, bread, ice, pastry, milk, and packaged foods industries walked off, though most stores remained open as stocks last.

Italy Rome General Confederation of Labor CGIL

Baseball Batting Averages Standings Highlight Big Ten Names

Mushal continues third with .345 as Richie Ashburn of Philadelphia holds a top tier 344. Sid Gordon of the Giants is sixth at .328. Johnny Blatnik leads the Phils rookies with .326, five points ahead of Wally Westlake of the Pirates. Westlake slips to seventh at .321 after a weak week. Carl Furillo hits .211 for eighth. Ed Waitkus rises to the Big Ten at .310, sixth place. Jackie Robinson climbs to tenth with .306 after six straight hits in a double header versus the Pirates.

Man Richie Ashburn Philadelphia Sid Gordon New York Giants Johnny Blatnik Ashburn Phils Wally Westlake Pittsburgh Pirates Westlake Wesit Carl Furillo Brooklyn Ed Waitkus Cubs Jackie Robinson Pirates

Colored Card of Thanks for Horace E Sharpe

A brief family notice thanks friends for kindness during the bereavement of Horace E Sharpe. Signed by Luryne Sharpe and Walter N Sharpe and family.

Horace E. Sharpe Sob Nea Luryne Sharpe Walter N. Sharpe

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