Dodgers Bow To Jinx Claims And Managerial Woes
The Thomasville club, in its Georgia Florida League highlights, faces a run of misfortune with managers and players. Ridge Rufer's broken ankle ends his season as Dodger leader and star hitter. Heath Varnedee praises his effort. The team struggles in close games, lacking consistent RBI power compared to rivals like Valdosta and Waycross.
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Long Island
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Tommy Mixon
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Ron Welch
Jay Cooke
Bart Dupon
Welch
Cooke
Dupon
Bob Zuccarini
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Scoreboard highlights regional baseball and schedules
The page lists scores and standings from multiple leagues including the Georgia Gulf, New York, Southern Association, and South Atlantic. Notable results include Thomasville over Moultrie, Fitzgerald over Waycross, and Atlanta defeating Memphis. Upcoming games feature Moultrie at Thomasville and Albany at Brunswick with several "Today's Schedule" entries across leagues.
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Tifton
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Albany
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Waycro
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Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
South Atlantic
Dodgers rally past Redlegs 6-5 in see-saw tilt
Thomasville Dodgers edge Moultrie Redlegs 6-5 after three late rallies led by Tommy Mixon with bases loaded in the eighth. Fred DeFalco drives in two on a homer, Joe Mathis goes distance for the win as Dodger lineup bounces back from deficits.
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Thomasville
Dodgers
Moultrie Redlegs
Tommy Mixon
Albany
Fred DeFalco
Moultrie
Arnold I’regin
Bill Weddle
DeFalco
Dodger
Municipal Stadium
Thomnsville
Redlegs
Dick Scott
Cecil Isaacs
Fallon
Moultrier
Bob Wellman
Fregin
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Buck Jackson
Ouf
Palmquist
Mixon
Glaser
Mathis
Fielding Gems
Ed Palmquist
Jim Passilla
Jackson
Passilla
Freddie Bailey
Bailey
Tucker High
Tucker
Jim Delaney
Jim Wexler
Jim Nisewonger
Bill Fisher
Thomson, Cotton Seen As Threats In Dallas Open
The Australian Peter Thomson defeats America's top players to win first money in a $70,000 Texas International Tournament. Henry Cotton of England leads Oak Hill qualifying in Rochester for the June 14-16 championship as Roberto de Vincenzo remains a top outside menace.
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Peter Thomson
America
Rye
N.Y
Henry Cotton
Oak Hill Country Club
Rochester
Thomasville Beats Moultrie In Big Score Fight
Johnny Logan, Milwaukee shortstop, played in every one of his league games over the last two seasons as Thomasville piled up 68 runs to down Moultrie 9 to 2 after a 3-3 first inning, with Palmquist DeFalco Mixon and Fallon driving runs and Mathis earning the win while McCune took the loss.
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DeFalco
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Mixon
Joe Mathis
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Weddle
Fregin
Moultrie
Buddy Wilson
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McCune
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Wellman
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Igam
Thomson Wins First Money In Dallas Open
Australian Peter Thomson burst to first money in the Texas International Open at Dallas finishing in a playoff for the $70,000 event. He tied Cary Middlecoff and Gene Littler at 267 after 72 holes, then won on the second hole of sudden death with a 12 foot birdie putt. Littler earned runner up money, Middlecoff placed second in the money standings, and Don Finsterwald moved to third.
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Peter Thomson
United States
Down Under
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Gene Littler
Thomson
New York
Melbourne
Australia
Middlecoff
Memphis
Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Steudy
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
San’ Snead
White Sulphur ‘Springs
W. Va
Cardinals Sign Jim Konstanty
The St Louis Cardinals announced the signing of veteran relief pitcher Jim Konstanty, 39, a palm ball specialist released this season by the New York Yankees. Konstanty won the NL MVP in 1950 with a 16-7 record for the Phillies. The Redbirds sold Max Sargent to San Francisco to make room on the roster. Terms were not disclosed.
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Piney Woods Golf Tourney Set for July 1 4 at Glen Arven
The 38th Piney Woods tournament will be played July 1 4 at Glen Arven County Club. Ray Winstead Jr general chairman announced a 225 entrant limit and match play format. Defending champion Doug Sanders may return. Frank Mulherin of Augusta entered. Sunday starts qualifying for the championship flight with 32 advancing.
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Ray Winstead Jr
Winstead
Piney Woods
Doug Sanders
Cedartown
Miami
Frs
Sanders
Frank Mulherin
Augusta
Flight Golters
Cut Yanks Lead Chisox Rally Past Orioles 13-4
Chicago White Sox hammer Baltimore 13-4 to shrink New York’s AL lead to four games. Pitcher Billy Pierce win seventh, Sandy Consuegra nails final innings. In other games Pittsburgh tops Milwaukee 3-0. St Louis, Cincinnati win. Maglie shines for Dodgers.
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Orioles
Yanks
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Sal Maglie
Brooklyns
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Braves
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Billy Pierce
Sox
Sandy Consuegra
Mike Garcia
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Jim Busby
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Maghe
Ine
Brooks
Lew Burdette
Brooklyn
Randy Jackson
Pee Wee Reese
Gil Hodges
Maglie
Ken Boyer
Vinegar Pinch Mizell
Dny
Bill Sarni
Bobby del Greco
Mizell
Don Liddle
Wally Moon
Art Fowler
Phils
del Ennis
Eq Bailey
Roy McMullan
Peulegs
Saul Rogovin
Moore And Pompey In London Fight
In London Archie Moore defends his world light heavyweight title one last time against Yolande Pompey. Moore, aging and heavier, seeks a win to force another heavyweight title shot while Pompey aims to derail the veteran’s final chances.
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London
Archie Moore
Yolande Pompey
Moore
Rocky Marciano
Nat Fleischer
Pompey
Fine Fettle
Qualifying Slated In First Glenn Arven Junior Tourney
The first annual Glenn Arven junior club championship golf tourney began with practice rounds and an 18 hole medal test. An estimated 20 to 25 players competed for eight spots in the championship flight as the event runs through Friday.
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Glenn Arven
Brunswick Ace Rich Notches Seventh Victory
Brunswick righthander Rich improves to seven wins against two losses in six weeks in the Georgia Florida League. He struck out 4 Albany Cards and drove in the winning run with a fifth inning sacrifice fly as Brunswick beat Albany 24 3.
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Ace Rich
Pittsburgh
Bemby Rich
Rich
Albany
Pirates
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