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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1951

Page

3

Hiller Fires One-Hitter as Cubs Triumph 8-0

Frank Hiller former Yankee hurled a one hitter against the St. Louis Cardinals, allowing only a first inning walk and a fifth inning single erased by double plays. The Cubs pounded Gerry Staley and Al Brazie for 12 hits in an 8-0 win.

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Match Play Starts Today in PGA Championship

Oakmont Pa June 29 AP match play opened with 64 players qualifying after yesterday’s drama filled qualifier. Sixty four will be pared to 16 after today’s double round as top qualifiers like Harmon Cooper Mangrum compete. notable exits include Thomson De Vicenzo Runyan.

Oakmont Jimmy Thomson Chicopee Mass Roberto de Vicenzo Paul Runyan Pasadena Calif Runyan Sam Snead Walter Ambo Overland Pete Cooper White Plains N. Y Claude Harmon Mamaroneck Palm Beach Fla Lloyd Mangrum Niles Ill Harmon Chandler Harper Portsmouth Va Jim Turnesa Briarcliff Dick Shoemaker Cleveland Cooper Danny Shute Akron Mangrum Henry Ransom St. Andrews DeVicendo Inverness Toledo

Stulb and Crawford vie for 1951 Georgia title

Augusta defending champion Eileen Stulb faces Americus dark horse Mary Crawford in the 36 hole Georgia State Women's Golf Championship at Coosa Country Club Rome. Stulb opened with a five and four win over Jane Sharkey Cobb, while Crawford defeated Cecile MacLaurin four and eight in the semi finals.

Rome Eileen Stulb Augusta Mary Crawford Americus Coosa Country Club Miss Stulb Atlanta Druid Hills Jane Sharkey Cobb Miss Crawford Cecile MacLaurin Savannah Cobb Miss.Crawford Bete Smith Columbus Sandy Shearhouse Carol Thomas Lary Martin B. Reading Lafayette B. Kitchens Jennings Gordon I. W. Cousins

Valdosta Tops Albany in 20-0 Baseball rout

Valdosta buried Albany 20-0 as Don Shaeffer pitched a three hit shutout and the Dodgers blew open the game with a seven run seventh inning aided by nine walks and two errors. Brunswick beat Moultrie 7-2 and Cordele defeated Tifton 15-8 in Georgia Florida league action.

Associated Press Albany Cardinals Valdosta Dodgers Birds Americus Waycross Brunswick Moultrie Cordele Tifton Don Shaeffer

Four U S Survivors Head Wimbledon Tennis Field

Wimbledon, England June 29 AP seven of ten seeded players remain after three rounds. United States leads with four survivors from 128 entrants while the rest include Australians French Swedes Italian Dutch South African Brazilian Englishman and Hungarian. American champion Art Larsen from San Leandro and runner up Herbie Flam from Beverly Hills join remaining Americans Dick Savitt Hamilton Richardson from Baton Rouge.

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Faulk Pushes Lions Deeper Into Cellar Wins

Faulk Chevrolet beat the Lions Club 15 to 8 as Colonial Stores edged Times Enterprise 7 to 5 to close in on third place. Ted Drew struck out eight Lions, while Times Enterprise committed only two errors and collected five safeties.

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Headland Runners Lead Ala Florida League by Five Games

Headland Dixie Runners dominate the Alabama Florida League race, winning six straight as Panama City Fliers fall 10-2. Clay Jordan scattered five hits in nine innings for Headland, while Tallahassee edged Ozark 10-9 in 11 innings after Ozark blew an eight‑run eighth. Enterprise blanked Dothan Browns 1-0 with 12 strikeouts by Willie Hanna.

Bubba Ball Headland Dixie Alabama Panama City Fliers Clay Jordan Cellarites Tallahassee Ozark Eagles Eagle Ozark Dothan Browns Enterprise Willie Hanna Browns

Piney Woods Golf Tourney draws national entrants

Golfers from New York Ohio and Texas urged to vacate Glen Arven lockers to accommodate the Piney Woods fourth of July tournament. Qualifying rounds Sunday with play through Wednesday. Pro John Walter praises course conditions as visitors and locals partake in the events.

Glen Arven Ciub John Walter Glen Arven Country Club Niagara Falls N. Y Ohio Texas Glen Arven Ed Miles Bert Prather Atlanta Journal and Constitution Pape Brunswick Golden Isle Warren Mays Mary Lena Faulk Johnny Guy Registry R. B. Woodall Heath Varnedee Sam Conoley Jacksonville Tommy Barnes Indies’ Bridge Committee Glen Arvén Country Club Ben Twitty Alo J. H Faulk Staley Upchurch A. R. Griffith Clayton Lyndsey

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday

Georgia-Florida League results Cordele 15 Tifton 8 Brunswick 7 Moultrie 2 Valdosta 20 Albany 0 Waycross 6 Americus 4 South Atlantic League Montgomery 6 Charleston 0 Columbus 4 Columbia 3 Jacksonville 6 Macon 5 Augusta 12 Savannah 1 Southern Association Nashville 4 8 Little Rock 1 0 Memphis 8 Chattanooga 1 Other games postponed Today’s camel schedules list multiple N games including Boston at New York and Detroit at Cleveland with various night pairings.

Cordele Tifton Brunswick Moultrie Valdosta Albany Waycross Americus Montgomery Charleston Columbus Columbia Jacksonville Macon Augusta Savannah Nashville Little Rock Memphis Chattanooga New York Washington Detroit Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati American Boston Cleveland National League Southern Association Atlanta Mobile Birmingham New Orleans Americus of Cawan Rennet Albany A Charleston Emneness Eeeeee Columbus Seereen Macon Proverty Augusta Emeranes Prece Columbia Sabia Ttein W. L. Pet Little Rock Wrenes Weeee Atlanta Preemies Semen Memphis Chy Aaeeres Secanesesase Nashville Neathees Caneer Toene Toe Mobile Peerrtrreree Rer i Eneen Chattanooga Aeeeeerreatories New York Canvereenterecerseses Boston Smreeweees Seanee

Mentors urge grid stars to be older and seasoned

Four Southern football mentors urge maturity for stars. Bobby Dodd argues the public demands stars but favors delaying recognition until juniors, saying added seasoning reduces pressure and protects the player and team. Wallace Butts Andy Gustafson and Bob Woodruff join in warning against selecting sophomores as stars.

Miami Beach Fla Southern Grid Bobby Dodd Georgia Tech American College Public Relations Association Dodd Wallace Butts Georgia Andy Gustafson Miami Bob Woodruff Florida

Eastman Dodgers Roll Past Hazelhurst Baxley 5-2 in Georgia State League

Catcher Hillman Rhodes launched a three run homer in the sixth to lift the Eastman Dodgers to a 6-2 win over Hazelhurst Baxley. Douglas beat league leader Dublin 6-3, and Lowly Villageral defeated Jesup 7-5. Forest Yow had two doubles and a single for Douglas. Cecil Herringdine homered and singled for Dublin.

Hillman Rhodes Berman Dodgers Victoy Hazelhurst - Baxley Gergia Douglas Dublin Villageral Jesup Forest ‘Yow Cecil Hrringdine

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