Cairo High honors coach Taylor at track banquet Cairo
Cairo High School honored coach Tommy Taylor with a standing ovation and a color TV as members of the Track Boosters Club and guests praised his work in putting Cairo on the map. Florida State recruitings were announced as Sidney Gainey and Tyler Maxwell signed grants and several seniors prepared for college scholarships.
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Cairo
Cairo High School
Tommy Taylor
Track Boosters Club
Edwin Carlisle
Taylor
High Echooes
Cake Recreation Dept
Carlisle
Cairo High
Chamber of Commerce
Grady County
Jim White
Boosters
al Williams
Florida State
Byron Reynolds
Long
South Georgia University
South Georgia
FSU
SGU
Sidney Gainey
Tyler Maxwell
Hull Carr
Larry Green
Jimmy Massey
Bill Maxwell
Valdosta
Albany
Waycross
Tell
Maxwell
Gainey
Brock
Green
Musgrove
Duncan
Ponder
Davis
Richter
Carr
Michigan Leaves WBA Membership
Michigan withdraws from the World Boxing Association after chairing state boxing officials cite WBA failures to uphold principles. The move comes as Casious Clay and others push for better governance and a title bout dispute with Kenny Lane.
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Muskegon
Mich
David I. Gudelsky
Michigan State Athletic Board of Control
Cassius Clay
Gudelsky
Michigan
World Boxing
Gudeslsky
WBA
National Boxing Association
Ortis
Lane
Remember The Little Things In Little League Training
An editorial urges patience and sportsmanship in a Thomasville Little League game halted early after an 80 point disparity. It stresses teaching fundamentals, handling errors, and continuing play, noting a 12 run rule and praising the value of playing through adversity. It also mentions Vince Pallavicini and boating safety enforcement efforts in Georgia.
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Pony Baague
Legion
Thomasville
National Little League
YMGA
Vince Pallavicini
Thomasville Tiger
Bengals
Tigers
Séadice Lovell
Georgia Game and Fish Comecee
Ata Lovell
OM. Coast Guard Auxiliary
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Power Squadron
Red Cross
Georgia Marine Patrol
Iee
Europe
Aas Asean
Belgium
Priel, Bustle
Hungary
Germany
Campbell's 2-Run Homer Gives Bengals 4-2 Win
Campbell's two run homer in the seventh broke a 2-2 deadlock and lifted the Thomasville Tigers to a 4-2 victory over Waycross. Rudolph earned the win with 11 strikeouts, Burns took the loss, and four unearned runs scored on miscues in a pitchers duel.
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Campbell
Bengals
Bob Moylan
George Campbell
Thomasville
Tom
Rudolph
Waycross
Jim Burns
Tigers
Burns
Glover
Breeden
Emmett
Pepper
Bly
Hartman
al Federoff
Elserstein
Emmert
Jinake
Ee Breeden
Womens Robinson
Wallin
Davie
Maust
Sir PA Burne
Colvard
Thomasville Szymko
Va Glover
Ibe
Ge Campbell
Nichols
Aes Thoele
E—Thoele
Dp—Thoele
Glover & Pepper
Loe
Hr—Campbell
SB Eiselstein
I Rudolph
Balk— Rudolph
U—G Brittsan
Tollet
Coca-Cola and
Flowers
Sunbeam
Coca-Cola
Kiwanis
VFW
Bobby Hoffman
Lester Miller
Ball Mott
Tim Ashton
Corky Sampson
Robbie Edwards
Sunbeams
Rocky Spence
Ricky Horne
Joe Gaskins
Gaskins
John Ramey
Joe Peeples
Hugh Dykes
Tommy Robertson
Tiger
Art
Todtenhaagen
Heath Varnedoe Stadium
Braves
Brunswick
Cardinal
Thomasville Jaycees Prepare Net Play Tennis Tourney
Thomasville Jaycees appoint Charles Green and Bill Lawson as chairmen for the annual Junior Chamber tennis tournament set for June 8 at city courts near B-Side School. Two divisions 18 and under and 16 and under for boys and girls. Winners in 18 and under advance to the state meet in Savannah June 24-26.
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Max Hancock
Thomasville Jaycee
Charles Green
Bill Lawson
Thomasville
Savannah
Contac Green
Canal
East Side
EE. O. Garner
Grubbs
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