Piney Woods Links Star Sanders Shines At Cedartown Win
Cedartown pro Doug Sanders, 24, surges back to prominence with a winning 275 total after rounds of 60 68 70 68 at Western Detroit event. The Michigan showcase marks a major career triumph for Sanders who began as an amateur and then played on a golf ship and at the University of Florida before turning pro.
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Unclear OCR sports note from Valdosta area game
Fragmentary report shows a Valdosta Dubin Albany game reference with scattered numbers and names. Unable to confirm teams dates or scores due to damaged text.
Baseball scores and standings across leagues
Yesterday's results include New York 3 Chicago 0 and Washington 2 Baltimore. Southern Association shows Atlanta, Mobile, Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis, Little Rock, Chattanooga, New Orleans in ongoing play with mixed results. Southern and Atlantic leagues list wins, losses, and percentages for multiple teams.
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Junior Tourney Qualifying Ends at Glen Arven Country Club
Qualifying for the Glen Arven Country Club third annual Junior Golf Tournament ends today with 23 entrants aged 9 to 17. expected field around 30 for match play starting Wednesday. Medalists Dickie Jones and David Lloyd posted 81s and several contenders face today’s final qualifying. The field will be split into eight man flights for three 18 hole match play rounds on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
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Chavez Vote Testing Dodger Deal in Los Angeles
Angelenos vote on whether the City Council struck a fair deal with Dodger owner Walter O Malley amid a pennant race. A yes outcome could aid O Malley while a no could trigger National League action. Dodgers fans welcomed the club back from the East with about 7000 in attendance as Cincinnati visits the Coliseum tonight.
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10 Americans Win In British Golf Tourney
In St. Andrews Scotland AP reports ten American players survived to the second round of the British Amateur at the Old Course. Veteran contenders like 42 year old Jimmy McHale of Philadelphia say the Americans bring seasoned winners as they carry the flag amid a contrast to recent college aged crews.
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Orioles Fall to Senators as Harshman Slips Again
Baltimore’s lefty Jack Harshman loses his sixth decision after six straight complete games as Washington scores a 2-1 unearned run victory in 10 innings. Roy Sievers breaks Washington home run mark, Mickey Mantle and Mank Bauer power Ford’s White Sox win. Yankees extend lead while Orioles drop to cellar.
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Giants Braves Clash In West Coast Showdown
San Francisco hosts Milwaukee in a battle for the NL lead as the Giants, 36 8, try to hold off the reigning champion Braves amid injuries. Ruben Gomez diagonally aims to sharpen a thin pitching staff while Fredo Rigney reshuffles the rotation and notes key players like Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda recovering from injuries.
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New Style Helps Eddie Lynch Beat Jimmy Archer
New York welterweight Eddie Lynch trained by Johnny Sulla impressed in a TV ten rounder at St Nicholas Arena, defeating Jimmy Archer 150. The resemblance to middleweight champ Joey Giardello sparked notes of Sulla's training influence and Lynch's strong showing.
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Bradley Star Signs Nee Eae Ae Et Den Ar
Bradley Star signs as nee and births, with a slate of details about name changes and family connections. The notice records a legal name alteration and related identifications for local records.
Phillies Rout Dodgers 14-3 in Brunswick
Brunswick Phillies beat Thomasville 14 3 as Dodgers pitchers combined for nine wild pitches and ten walks. John Simiich hit a two run homer for Brunswick with five doubles, while Eddie Allen and Dick Smith each had a triple and double for the Dodgers.
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Open Qualifying Shines Young Golf Hopefuls
Four young players join the U S Open field in Tulsa as potential future stars. Jack Nicklaus led Cincinnati qualifiers with 66 70 136 while Deane Beman John O'Donnell Gene Francis and Jim Tom Blaire posted strong scores. Bobby Goetz led national qualifiers with 67 67 134. many past champions failed to qualify.
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Honolulu
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Gene Sarazen
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Dublin Blanks Waycross 3 0 in Fast Game
Dublin pitchers blanked Waycross 3-0 as Mike McGrath limited the visitors to three hits with nine strikeouts over the fastest nine innings of the season. Mike Lemonick doubled twice for Dublin while Albany’s Gordon Richardson fanned seven in a tense four game clash with Valdosta.
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Two Georgians in Open Field
Amateur Gene Dahlbender Jr. of Atlanta and pro Doug Sanders from Miami Beach earned Georgia slots for the National Open after regional play. Dahlbender fired seven under par 135 at Birmingham to tie for honor, while Sanders totaled 145 to share 12th at Detroit qualifying. Other Georgians entered Birmingham, Jupiter, Florence but failed to qualify.
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Davis Morrow Among Entries In Track Meet
A galaxy of track stars including Glenn Davis the world record equal for 440 yards and Bob Morrow powered Abilene Christian relay teams will compete in the Meet of Champions at Houston. Sprinters Morrow and Levenson lead a strong field with foes from Oklahoma Illinois and SMU among others. Davis faces competition from Keer Dodds Parr and Emmett as 17 events promise fast times.
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Orioles Pitcher Billy Loes Suspended for Temper
Baltimore manager Paul Richards fined Billy Loes one hundred dollars and suspended him three days for his conduct in Sundays game with Washington. The major league office also fined Loes one hundred dollars and suspended him three days.
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Jets Name Steve Brklacich New Coach in Mounting Change
In Johnstown Pennsylvania the Jets announced the appointment of Steve Brklacich as coach. Brklacich formerly served as player coach of the Washington Lions of the East and was introduced this week amid organizational changes.
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Detroit Pay Plan Trouble Shows Incentives Scrutiny
AP reports Detroit Tigers incentive pay talks have drawn Commissioner Ford Frick into a probe. Mgr John McHale and players deny side deals. Al Kaline and Charlie Maxwell acknowledge agreements, with Maxwell citing a 2000 bonus for 25 homers or 100 RBIs and a second-place finish. Kaline missed a .300 by June 1, missing an $8000 bonus.
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