Dixie Senior League Baseball Recap From Ennis Insulation Meet
Ennis insulation leads Dixie Senior League standings with 9 losses and 6 wins as Preston, Kilpatric, and McClanahan star for Goodyear and Wolverine teams. Key pitchers include Spiceland, Turner, and Lane Potter. notable HR contributions come from Woodall, McKay, Dial, and Kirby in a stacked county league recap.
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Briscoe
Jones
Mark Mcclanah
Madin
Hough
Milwood
Keith Hallmark
Raybon
SOWL
Dennis Turner
Mark Mc
Clananan
Steve Phillips
Jim Spiceland
Lane Potter
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Bowlin Yyes
Steadman
Woodall
McKay
Neta G
Erry Johnson
Foster
Bowlin
Ca Foster
Johnson
Dial
Taylor
Blackmon
Torain
Kirby
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ENNIS
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Frank Siedge
Mark McCalahan
Jerry Kelso
Scott Qualis
OIL CO
Herb Baker
Mark McDaniel
Danny White
Bowling Singles Scratch League Top Players and Scores
The standings list Petersen and Jesse Richards leading with high marks across the league. Notable totals include Jimmy Barton 606 in high series and Walter Harvey 591, with high games featuring Olland 247 and J Baron 206. The roster covers numerous bowlers and their point totals, along with high series and game highlights.
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Petersen
Jesse Richards
Jimmy Barton
Phil Holland
Walter Harvey
Jimmy Pannell
L.A. Sanders
Bill Handschumaker
Raymond Woodall
Tommy Hamilton
Paul Wright
Steve Tapscott
Gene Lovelady
Lynn Rutherford
Art Bynum
D. C. Woodward
Lee Terry
Bitly Tapscott
Billy Morris
L. A. Sanders
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J. Baron
W. Harvey
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L Minter
R. Woodall
Gowan
D. Pressnell
Spirit Course Redesign Tests Par Expectations
The Spirit course, previously tough but playable, has new greens and bunkers under Frank Morrow. Six easier birdie holes were cut to three, No 11 sand trap across the green, No 12 bunkers tightened, and No 13 exposes submerged sand like an Atlantic. Despite tougher setup, officials believe par will still fall for the field of over 200 players in Friday’s qualifying round.
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Tennis Win for Decatur Bees Athens 0 in 10 0 match
Decatur Men s Tennis Assoc defeated Athens 10 0 to even season record at 1 1. Singles results include Thom Decatur over S Pennington 63 60 Burnett Decatur over Pennington 61 62 Jonas Decatur over Estes 46 61 63 Terrell Oldham over Tucker 6165 McCrary Decatur over Andrews 61061 Gratwick Decatur over Nichols 6161 Henderson Decatur over Thornton 662.
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Allender Delivers Lone Round At NCAA Golf Championship
Cape Coral AP Bill Allender carried SMU through the final round of the NCAA Golf Championships with a late solo effort after starting the tournament in a four man group. His opening round produced an 83 as Masters hopefuls and the field faced tough scoring across the event.
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West Scoring Drive Foiled By Missed FG In Bowl Game
Early in the second half Mildren connected with Miller for a 34 yard pitch to Jolley who ran in for a TD from the five with 7:29 elapsed. George Hunt added both extra points. A 46 yard field goal by Bate man went wide, stalling the West’s lone scoring chance.
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Tennessee
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City DYB tournament schedule outlines state path
DDYB targets city tournament July 17 with All-Star selections for Red Legs Tigers and Braves. Winners earn berth to Alabama DYB State Tournament at Point Mallard August 7–12, then possible district and state play, leading to the World Series in Winter Haven, Florida August 20–26. Schedule lists matchups and times at Point Mallard.
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National League
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Samford Schedule Recap From Page B-2
Samford lists a series of home and away games across multiple months. Matchups include Murray State, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, UNC Charlotte, Pan American, South Alabama, Buffalo, Florida State, Tulane, Georgia Southern, UT Chattanooga, West Florida, Southern Illinois, Mercer, Houston, and Marshall. Locations span Birmingham, Starkville, Charlotte, Mobile, Buffalo, New Orleans, and other sites, with dates clustered from November through March.
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South Carolina players to aid underprivileged youths in Columbia
Tackle John LeHeup and other Gamecocks will spend nine weeks this summer aiding underprivileged youths in Columbia. The program is sponsored by Presbyterian churches in Columbia and the city recreation department. LeHeup, from Tampa, Florida, previously worked in a similar program there.
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Jamieson Dominates Front Nine In Golf Open Lead
Jamieson, 29, a four year regular who lost exempt status last season, fired a front nine 32 to sit three under. He holed a nine foot putt on three, wedged to eight inches on four, and drained a 25 foot birdie on nine to claim an 11 under par across the first three rounds.
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Aarion
Ali Chases Heckler At Las Vegas Workout
Muhammad Ali leaped from the ring to confront a heckler during a Las Vegas workout and was restrained by security. Ali called the incident serious and said he was not playing. Earlier in Los Angeles he faced criticism but his camp said he was most serious this time.
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Muhammad Ali
Ali
Los Angeles
Roadrunners Host Champs in Softball Matchup
The Kentucky Fried Chicken Roadrunners host world champion John F. Kennedy College Patriottes Monday at Pt. Mallard Park in girls fast pitch softball at 7 30. Jockey Michael Hole, 32, was born in Canterbury England.
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John F. Kennedy College Patriottes
Pt. Mallard Park
Michael Hole
Canterbury
England
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