Golfing Notebook Highlights Local Tournaments Ties
Ron Tate reports a busy golf scene with Indian Hills and Decatur Country Club hosting events this month. Burningtree hosts a men’s invitational while the state women’s tournament comes to Decatur with 100 plus players. Brookhaven announces an open July 7 8 36 holes medal play with an entry fee of 10 dollars. Green Acres plans future major events. Bermuda grass disease and spring dead spots worry courses with limited control options and scattered expert comments.
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Senate backs off on threat in amateur track feud
The Senate Commerce Committee suggested creating a new 11 member governing board to run amateur track in the United States while delaying action. It urged Judiciary Committee to approve the Pearson resolution to form the board with AAU colleges and other track groups. The USTFF supports ending the AAU’s sole authority and would welcome the new governing body.
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Tidwell Leads Tiger Victory With Late Homer
Mike Tidwell hit a sixth inning homer to break a 1-1 tie and lift the Tigers to a 2-1 win over the Yankees in Dixie Roy's League. Jeff Farley earned the win with a three hitter and 10 strikeouts, while Bill Eyster took the loss.
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Jockey Manuel Ycaza Wins Three at Belmont Park
Jockey Manuel Ycaza rode three winners at Belmont Park on Thursday in a standout performance reported by The Associated Press.
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King Captures Georgia Crown in Junior Tennis
Bruce King of Mobile lost the 16-year-olds match to Mark Meyers of New Orleans 6-4 6-2 but rebounded to win the 18-year-olds title. He defeated Richard McKee of Richmond 6-2 6-1. John Callen fell to Jim Corn. Harris Masterson beat Billy Brock. Robert Rouse beat Pat DuPree.
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Owens Advances In Nooga Meet
In Chattanooga Alabama’s Charlie Owens upset Coral Gables’ Mac Clafin 6-2 3-6 6-4 to reach the boys singles final at the National Interscholastic Tennis Tournament. Dick Stockton of Garden City NY defeated top seed Bill Lees in three sets 8-6 7-5 6-4.
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Hairdressers Train Ahead of Facta Games in Ol Village
Over 300 barbers and hairdressers are undergoing special training to serve athletes at the Facta Games to be held in October in Ol Village, Mexico City.
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Jones Leads NCAA Golf Championship Amid Tight Team Race
Oklahoma State star Grier Jones holds a two stroke edge after 36 holes as the 71st NCAA tournament enters the third round in Las Cruces New Mexico. Arizona State’s Mike Morley posted a 69 to vault near the leaders with Paul Purtzer, Allen Miller nearby.
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Millan Hit, Hurt By Carroll in Braves Loss
Felix Millan, Braves second baseman, is out until at least Sunday after a painful swollen left hand from being hit by a pitch Wednesday night. Millan, who batted .306, was struck in the eighth by Cincinnati reliever Clay Carroll.
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South Bama Signs Gordon Standout Bill Forthilelli
South Bama announces a basketball scholarship for Bill Forthilelli of Sharon Hill Pennsylvania. Coach Rex Frederick said the junior college star averaged 24 points per game at Gordon Military College in Barnesville Georgia over the past two seasons.
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Kanaae City Mo Motion Clashes With Local Authorities
A fragmented clipping mentions Kanaae City Missouri and a dispute with local authorities. The incomplete text hints at regulatory tensions or legal action but lacks details on parties or outcomes. Further readable content would clarify involved entities and stakes.
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