Dodgers face season setback as Rufer sidelined long term
Thomasville Dodgers star Rudy Rufer breaks an ankle sliding at Bruns wick and will miss eight to nine weeks. Manager Heeth Varnedoe praised Rufer as a leader and top contributor, while the club struggles to win close games and boost RBI production led by Buck Jackson and Tommy Mixon.
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Schedule and scores for St Louis and Southern Association
The scoreboard shows St Louis leading New York with daily games listed. Southern Association standings include Montgomery, Charlotte, Columbus, Macon, Savannah, Augusta, Columbia, and Jacksonville with yesterday results and today's schedule across Alabama and Florida league teams.
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Dodgers edge Redlegs 6 5 in see-saw tilt
Thomasville Dodgers rally twice, third in eighth, to defeat Moultrie Redlegs 6-5 at Municipal Stadium. Key blows by Mixon and DeFalco plus Palmquist and Jackson fielding saves, Mathis earns win. Weddle and Fregin homer for Moultrie. Attendance 288. Bailey joins lineup Wednesday.
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International threats loom as Thomson leads in Dallas Open
The article notes Peter Thomson, a young Australian, dominating Dallas play for first money in a $70,000 Texas International Tournament while Henry Cotton of England and Roberto de Vincenzo contend for Open qualification. It details 1,781 golfers vying for 108 Open spots, with Walter Burkemo posting prime qualifying rounds.
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Milwaukee shortstop Johnny Logan Plays in All NL Games
Johnny Logan, Milwaukee shortstop, appeared in every National League game for his team over the last two seasons, showcasing durability and consistency at shortstop. The veteran infielder contributed solid defense and steady at bats for Milwaukee.
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Thomson Wins First US Tournament In Dallas Texas Open
Australian golfer Peter Thomson captured the $70 000 Texas International Open in a playoff over Cary Middlecoff and Gene Littler after finishing tied at 267 with both. Thomson earned 13 478 in prize money and heads to New York for the Round Robin event.
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Cardinals Sign Jim Konstanty
The St. Louis Cardinals announced the signing of veteran relief pitcher Jim Konstanty, 39, a palm ball specialist released earlier by the New York Yankees. Konstanty was NL MVP in 1950 with a 16-7 season for the Phillies and helped the Yankees with a strong late pennant push last year. The Cardinals cleared room by selling Man Surrent to San Francisco in a cash deal. terms were not disclosed.
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Piney Woods Golf Tourney Set for July 1 4 at Glen Arven
The 38th Piney Woods match play golf tournament is scheduled July 1 4 at Glen Arven Country Club. Defending champion from Miami Fla. Sanders seeks repeat while Frank Mulherin of Augusta pursues title. Qualifying Sunday sets top 32 for championship flights with $16 entry and multiple prize awards.
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White Sox Rally Past Orioles To Narrow Yankees Lead
The Chicago White Sox defeated Baltimore 13 4 widening the Yankees lead to four games. Billy Pierce earned his seventh win with seven strong innings before Consuegra finished the last two. The win follows a 9 of 12 stretch as the Pirates and Dodgers surged in the National League standings.
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Moore and Pompey in London fight for world title shot
Archie Moore defends his world light heavyweight title for the final time against Yolsnde Pompey in London. Moore, aging and tattered by recent losses, seeks one last chance at heavyweight gold, while Pompey brings power but an inconsistent record to a bout viewed as a career-defining moment.
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Qualifying Slated In Glen Arven Junior Tourney
Qualifying rounds were scheduled today for the first Glen Arven junior club championship golf tournament. An estimated 20 to 25 entrants competed in an 18 hole medal test to win eight spots in the championship flight.
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Brunswick Ace Rich Notches Seventh Victory
Brunswick righthander Rich wins his seventh for the season in the Georgia Florida League, striking out 117 as his team stays within a half game of the division lead. He drove in the winning run with a fifth inning sacrifice fly while teammates Tom mixon and others sparked Thomasville and Moultrie in a series of late rallies.
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