Fannin Red Cross Announces Three Phase Summer Swim Program
Dr James W Davis of Leon ard chairs a three phase summer water safety program for Fannin County. Lake Murray Ardmore and Athens host aquatic schools starting June 5 and 13 for 10 days each, with age and skill requirements. A second phase runs June 6-10 for an adult aides class, and a fourth week long third phase begins June 13 for county youth with planned class integration and a student registration via The Daily Favorite.
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Willie Mays gets 512th homer ties NL mark
Willie Mays finally surpassed Mel Ott with his 512th home run, delivered by Claude Osteen in San Francisco as the Dodgers lost 6-1. The milestone ends a dry spell for Mays who had only three hits in 23 at bats since April 24.
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Dodgers pull ahead in Texas League with double win
Albuquerque's dangerous Dodgers defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 8-3 and 5-1 to hold a half game lead for first in the Texas League. Arkansas Travelers beat Amarillo 6-2 while rain canceled the Austin El Paso game. Tonight Albuquerque visits Dallas-Fort Worth, El Paso hosts Austin, and Arkansas plays Amarillo.
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Indian Player Larry Brown in Hospital After Collision
Cleveland shortstop Larry Brown remained in Lenox Hill Hospital in intensive care with a fractured skull nose and cheek bone after a collision with teammate Leon Wagner at Yankee Stadium. Doctors said he is not in immediate danger and will miss at least six weeks. The incident occurred Wednesday night and comes weeks after another family misfortune.
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Abe's Hope Named Derby Favorite Over 16 Entrants
Abe's Hope, an Illinois colt trained by Carroll, rose to the Kentucky Derby favorite spot after Graystark's injury withdrawal. The field of 16 includes Kauai King Amberoid and other noted entrants as public choice builds from strong prior races. Miller bred and raced Better Bee, sire, Paula dam, tying to Abe's Hope's line.
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Orioles Catcher Recuperating After Spring Training Brain Tumor Surgery
A Baltimore Orioles catcher remains in recovery following brain tumor surgery performed after he became ill during spring training last February. He undergoes a period of rest and rehabilitation as doctors monitor his condition.
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Rutgers names Heilman as offensive line coach
Rutgers University announces on Wednesday that Don Heilman former Kutztown State College head football coach has been named offensive line coach at Rutgers Heilman posted a 17 32 record at Kutztown.
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Brown passes away founder of American Amateur Baseball Congress
C O Brown 66 founder and president of the American Amateur Baseball Congress died Wednesday in Battle Creek. He started the AABC in 1935 and built it to 1,878 teams and 46,950 players in the United States and Canada. Also an ad for T-4-L antifungal treatment promotes quick relief from athlete's foot.
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Women Pinspotters Elect Officers After Banquet
Women bowlers of the Pinspotters winter league held their annual banquet at Bonham Golf Club. Winners and new officers were announced. Wingate Fence won first, Babcock Bros. second, Red Ball Freight third. Officers elected included Reba Starkey president Junie Peirson vice president Judy Robinson secretary treasurer and Delia Tucker sergeant at arms.
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Church Banquet Follows Election of Local Officers
After the secretary's report by Miss Eunice Feity two new officers and two directors were elected Mrs Anna Morgan was elected president Mrs Reba Starkey sergeant at arms and directors elected were Mrs Cubby Grisham and Mrs Janie Peirson Thelbert Wingate barbecued the chickens for the banquet Go To Church This Sunday.
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