Piney Woods golf start at Glen Arven for 20th chase
Albert Riley reports the Piney Woods championship at Glen Arven opens with half-holiday qualifiers in south Georgia. George Converse, 1937 champ, is absent, creating a wide open field with favorites Billy Fager Dot McKey Arnold Blum and others among Valdosta Macon and Jacksonville entrants.
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Albert Riley
South Georgia
Piney Woods
Glen Arven Country Club
Vanyguard
George Converse
Valdosta
Dot McKey
Glen Arven
Arnold Blum
Macon
George Norrie, Jr
Jacksonville
R. P. Wimberly
Thomasville
Oscar Evers
Florida
Georgia
Iub
Hager
McKey
Blum
Norrie
Wimberly
Evers
Olivers
Dot Melvey
Bill Goodhue
Ja Amet
Dick Martin
Frank Brown
R. E. Stringer
Joe Timberlake
R. F P. Wimberly
C. E. Phillips
Bill Flowers
Lloyd Megahee
Billy Eager
Bill Wuarwick
Harris Dukes
John B. Odum
John L. Stevens
Siri Andrews
Wytin Parker
Bruce Davis, Sr
Bruce Davis, Jr
First Pound Is Completed In Net Tourney
The second day’s play advances top seeds to the quarterfinals in the city singles. Vann and Stewart win in straight sets. In the junior division Bert Ausley reaches the semifinals with wins over Hunley and Vann, facing Craters McCrory next. All first round matches in the men’s tournament must finish tonight.
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Bert Ausley
Weins
Lens Towragment
ALD Uhe
Willi Whe
Yes Veartiey
Lawson Neel
David Hutchins
J. A. Parrentine
Horace Jones
Louie Porter
George Mays
Larry Labour
Robert Caldwell
J. i. Bond
Cris Holt
Allen Crawford
Louis Sieverman
Carlton Hunley
Jack Vann
Ausley
Craters McCrory
Herbert Nelson
Bob Lanter
Competition tightens toward NCAA golf crown final rounds
Louisville Kentucky June 30 The national intercollegiate golf championship moved to the 36 hole quarter final stage with Lew Oehmig of Virginia facing Henry Castillo of LSU. Willie Turnesa of the Turnesa brothers and Holy Cragg met Robert Babbish at Detroit with Turnesa and Oehmig tied for medal honors.
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Louisville
Lew Oehmig
Virginia
Henry Castillo
Louisiana State
Willie Turnesa
Turnesas
Holy Cragg
Robert Babbish
University of Detroit
Turnesa
Oehmig
Jacobs Reaches Wimbledon Final After Beating Marble
Helen Jacobs advances to the Wimbledon women’s singles final by defeating Alice Marble 8 4 6 4 in a sharp semifinal performance. The 1936 champion faces Helen Wills Moody in Saturday’s potential final, while Don Budge and Bunny Austin prepare for the men’s title match.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Miss Jacobs
California
Helen Wills Moody
Mrs. Moody
Wits
Mme
Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
Germany
Denmark
Jacobs-Marble
United States
Miss Marble
Don Budge
Bunny Austin
Local names listed for upcoming entries span several cities
Sk Eaton and Bernard Eaton, Tal lahaseee, Phil Boehm, F W Hooper and John Fletcher of Jacksonville, Earl Vrinsen, J B Roddenberg and Robe Jones of Cairo. more entries expected from Thomasville Valdosta Tal lahassée Moultrie Albany Cairo Bainbridge Jacksonville Macon Columbus Savannah Atlanta and other cities.
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Sk. Eaton
Bernard Eaton
Tallahaseee
Phil Boehm
F. W. Hooper
John Fletcher
Jacksonville
Earl Vrinsen
J.B. Roddenberg
Robe Jones
Cairo
Thomasville
Valdosta
Tallahassée
Moultrie
Albany
Bainbridge
Macon
Columbus
Savannnah
Atlanta
How Did It Happen By N Y B
A stream of local and sporting notes reviewing Bob Travis for Georgia Supreme Court, praising his record and character, plus remarks on Orioles baseball, a late game rally, and Fourth of July travel plans with a golf tournament and baseball game scheduled over the weekend.
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Travis
Bob
Wittle
Supreme Court
Georgia
General Travis
Traws Win Again From Packs Reds Blank Capitals
Cordele's Reds beat Tallahassee 2 to 0 as Paul Smith bested Hoyle Bryson in a pitching duel. Pepe Mize homered for Cordele, while six batters struck out in eight innings of scoreless relief. The clubs prepare for a single game in Tallahassee tonight with Joe Albanese facing Mickey Haefner.
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Herbert Raines
Times-Enterprise
Cordale
Paul Smith
Hoyle Bryson
Reds
Smith
Bryson
Pepe Mize
Cordele
Jumonville
Mize
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Joe Albanese
Mickey Haefner
Ylor
Evans
Staten
Tallahasse
Hala
Hatter and McShane
Travelers End Skid With 9-4 Win Over Barons
Southern League action saw Little Rock pile up 12 hits in a 9-4 victory over Birmingham as four Barons errors aided the win. New Orleans beat Memphis 5-3 in a night game. Chattanooga and Knoxville split a doubleheader with Chattanooga winning 2-1 and Knoxville taking the second 5-0. Atlanta defeated Nashville 5-4 in an afternoon game.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Travelers
Birmingham Barons
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Lookouts
Atlanta
Nashville
Night game called off at Parkway field in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky the Louisville American Association base ball club saw a night game halted due to darkness. The second game of a double header was stopped in the first inning when four of five lights failed, ending the first night game in over five years at Parkway field.
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Louisville
Parkway Field
Louisville American Association Baseball Club
Box Scores Report of Baseball Game Summary
The box score shows Americus and Thomasville scoring with Americus 9 to 2. Key hitters include Layne Howell Geary and Mize with home runs by Mize and RBIs by Jumonville and Mize. Pitchers Sigmon and Hope had the decisions with Hope the winner and Sigmon the loser.
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Americus One
Guinn
Martin
Newcomb
Layne
Hartness
Sigmon
Cross
Oromasville
Krachese
Geary
Benjamin
McKenzie
Rf H. Lee
Howell c
R. Lee
Hope
Americus
Thomasville
Mid‑Year Sports Exam Quiz Questions
A set of five questions tests sports knowledge. Questions cover a prize fighter owed by the public this year, the current highest paid baseball player, a famous former champion failing to qualify for a National Open, the outcome of the War Admiral versus Seabiscuit $100,000 match race, and the country winning a Marker Cup golf match.
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War Admiral
Seabiscuitee
Club Members Asked to Vacate Lockers for Tourney
Leland Crews Glen Arven manager pro asks nonparticipants in the Piney Woods tournament to vacate lockers during the annual invitation meet to courtesy visiting golfers here for the event.
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Leland Crews
Glen Arven
Piney Woods
Regional baseball scores and next-day showdowns
Yesterday results include Cordele 2 Tallahassee 0 and Albany 4 Moultrie 3. Today matchups feature Americus at Thomasville Cordele at Tallahassee Moultrie at Albany. Additional scores: Nashville 4 Atlanta 5 Chattanooga 2 0 Knoxville 1 5 etc.
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Cordele
Tallahassee
Albany
Moultrie
Americus
Thomasville
Georgia
Orioles Rally in Ninth to Edge Cardinals 2 1
Thomasville Yanks down Americus 2 1 as Homer Howell belts a ninth inning triple driving in two runs after Ronald Hope held the Cardinals to two infield hits. Sigmon pitched well for Americus, while Hope allowed seven hits as Thomasville salvaged a win with a dramatic ninth inning. Tomorrow the Orioles host Moultrie with Arnol d Heft on the mound.
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Associated Press
Thomasville
Orioles
Americas Cardinals
Albany Travelers
Albany
Vargo
Moultrie
Voiselle
Travelers
Hope
Americus
Albert Riley, JR
Ronald Hope
Homer Howell
Oriole
Cardinals
Joe Sigmon
Americus Moundsman
Sigmon
Redbirds
Hal Quick
Roy Lee
Newcomb
Layne
Benjamin
Red” McKenzie
Hal Lee
Howell
Dixie
Arnold Heft
Origree
Thomasville Legion Sandlot Team Faces Climax in Climax Clash
Thomasville's American Legion Juniors sandlot club visits Climax aiming to avenge a recent one run loss. Pitcher Bobby Monk is set to start as the Thomaysville squad, boasting four wins and one defeat, seeks another win.
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Thomasville’s Legion
Thomasville
American ‘Legion
Climax
Climax Sandlotters
Bobby Monk
Thomaysville
City League Softball Set To Resume Tomorrow
The loop-leading Cowden club in the City Softball League faces Consolidated tomorrow afternoon to extend their lead. At East Side the Times Enterprise Printers meet the City Nationals in the other game.
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Cowden
Consolidated Outfit
East Side
Times-Enterprise Printers
City Nationals
Lawrin Wins Race as Dauber Scratched in Hollywood Park Stakes
Inglewood California June 30 Herbert M Woolf owner of Lawrin a Kentucky Derby champion led his colt to an easy victory in the American three year old championship at Hollywood Park yesterday Dauber scratched with a lame leg leaving the winner with a halved purse from 40000 to 20000 Woolf weighs whether to head east for more turf races or stay in California.
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Inglewood
Calif
Herbert M. Woolf
Lawrin
Hollywood Park
California
Woolf
Dauber
Pitt Faces Shifting Football Future As Regs Hit
The roundup notes Pitt plans under Doc Sutherland face upheaval after 17 graduated and nine players deemed ineligible under new rules. Leroy Haynes and others visit a troubled season while comparisons, tours and future events color the sports scene in New York and beyond.
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New York
Pitt
Doc Sutherland
Sutherland
Scotland
Roges U S Clay Courts Champ for Third Time
Chicago June 30 P nobboy Riggs, the Los Angeles and Chicago star, won the national clay courts singles championship for the third time at River Forest. He defeated Gardner Mulloy of Miami 6 4 5 7 4 6 1 7 5 in a five set final. Only William Tilden II and Bitsy Grant had achieved more titles since 1910.
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Chicago
Nobboy Riggs
Se Tennis
Los Angeles
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
River Forest
William T. Tilden II
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Big Bill
Grant
War Admiral Defeated at Belmont After Scratches and Injury
In Boston on a crowded day 26 000 spectators witnessed War Admiral stumble to his first defeat in 12 races despite long odds for Seabiscuit who was scratched near post time. Menon led every inch of the mile and an eighth as War Admiral finished out of the money with Wood’s Busy K second and War Minstrel third in a tight field. Peligroso and Flying Scot trailed, while Tom Smith prepared War Admiral for the dock with a tendon injury later confirmed. The upset paid 4 1 0 to 1 for surprising winner Menon and 22 8 for place. Doubles crown went to Hunt and Wetherell.
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Boston
Headley
New England
Ofa Howard
M Satee Menon
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