Dodgers blast three run homers in 12 5 win over Brunswick
Thomasville Dodgers powered by Galen Mote and Richard Sasek three run homers beat Brunswick Phils 12 5 at Municipal Stadium. Breeden pitched seven innings for his seventh win while Mote and Sasek drove in four runs each and lead a 13 hit attack.
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Sammy Glassman
Times Enterprise
Thomasville Dodgers
Rudy Rufer
Galen Mote
Richard Sasek
Dodgers
Chuck
Platt
Burright
Mote
Sasek
Rossi
Bean
Burke
Breeden
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Holcomb
Ing
G. Scott
Pbl —Hatfield
Stepchuck
Young
Geesing
Stopchuck
Asek
Hatfield
Brunswick
Thomasville
Bb—Breeden
Wallace
Dykstra
Lockhart
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R. Lockhart
R. Se
Withee Breckey Loser
Walaces U—Neudecker,Rielly
Rufermen
Valdosta
Phils
Roger Bean
Rufer
Jack Breeden
Municipal Stadium
Mike Wallace
Larry Burright
Ron Rossi
John Geesing
Hartford
Stopshuck
Heavener
Cf Young
C Platt
Mitchell Rated Top Tech Grad
Mitchell, star Georgia Tech quarterback for four seasons, named outstanding 1957 Tech graduate of A French Scowhief Textile Engineering. He holds a 8.9 scholastic average and leadership noted by GOMA president George H. Hightower. Award carries no cash prize and honors textile aptitude with future Navy service.
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Atlanta
Wade T. Mitchell
Georgia Tech
Tech
Mitchell
GOMA
George H. Hightower
Thomaston
Navy
District Champions Vie For NCAA Title
The 11th national collegiate baseball world series field is set after Texas swept Arizona 2-0 in a district playoff to gain District 6. Texas, SWC champion, faces Connecticut in the first round at Omaha, while California meets Colorado State College and District 7 champion.
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Associated Press
Texas
Arizona
Omaha
Neb
Longhorns
Austin
Tex
University of Connecticut
California
Colorado State College
Yama Bahama Battles Veteran Gil Turner Tonight
Yama Bahama, a stylish middleweight from Miami Beach, meets veteran Gil Turner of Philadelphia in a 10 round featured bout on ABC television at 9 p.m. Bahama seeks his second victory after debuting at the Miami Beach Auditorium on November 7, 1953 with a first round knockout of Harry Irwin.
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Miami. Beach
Fisi
Yama
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Bahams
Turner
ABC
Bahama
Miami Beach Auditorium
Harry Irwin
Detroit
New York
Phillies edge Redlegs and close in on first place
Philadelphia tops Cincinnati 3 1 to pull within a half game of the leaders. Harvey Haddix fires a three hitter for his fourth win, continuing a comeback from illness as Brooks Lawrence and Redlegs relief struggle against the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brooks Lawrence
Redleg
Art Fowler
Tom Acker
Harvey Haddix
Harvey
Haddix
Seeeenaae
Pierce Predicts White Sox 1957 Pennant Victory
Chicago pitcher Billy Pierce, leading the majors in wins with a 9-2 record after a 1-0, 10 inning win over Boston, believes the White Sox can win the American League pennant. He cites depth, pitching and experience over the 1951 club and notes Sox lead the Yankees by five games.
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Chicago
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Pierce
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Billy
Nelson Fox
Minnie Minoso
Sox
New York Yankees
Augusta Tigers blank Knoxville in doubleheader sweep
Augusta pitchers Jack Fickinger and Dick Dury shut out Knoxville 6 0 and 7 0 as Augusta widened the Salley League lead. Columbus beat Jacksonville 4 3 in the first game of a twin bill halted by rain. second game rained out. Savannah beat Macon 8 0 before Macon won 10 2 in the nightcap. Ralph Groves and Ken Hommel starred for nearby clubs as multiple games featured tight pitching and late runs.
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Jack Fickinger
Dick Dury
Smokies
Augusta
Knoxville
Skein
Tiger
Charlotte
Columbia
Hornets
Ralph Groves
Macon
Savannah
Redlegs
Jacksonville
Columbus
Vannah
Bush
Ken Hommel
Daichi Olivo
Lamar Newsome
Olivo
Claude Raymond
Carlos Thorne
All-Star Baseball Game Set Thursday
Atlanta reports the Georgia high school All-Star game at Ponce de Leon Park with players arriving for first practice. North coach Bobby Dodd and Wally Butts praise staff and hitting power as South stars receive praise, including pitchers Tracy Rivers and Merritt Ranew, and Northside’s Wayman Creel discusses starters Bobby Gordis Harry Davis Max Staples or Sherrill Whitfield.
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Ponce de Leon Park
Bobby Dodd
Booth
Wally Butts
Atlanta Constitution
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Butts
Tracy Rivers
Omégé
Nig “Hall
Bradwell Institute
Merritt Ranew
Leesburg
Dodd
Wayman Creel
Northside
Bobby Gordis
LaFayette
Harry Davis
Heard County
Max Staples
Dalton
Sherrill
Whitfield
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Bob Martellani
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Lou Holcomb
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University of North Carolina
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Mount Airy
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Duffy
Art Kay
Tigers
Fred Besana
Kay
Evans Killeen
Harry Warner
Leo Posato
Wimpy Schwartskoff
Ben Bawringen
Dave Oliphant
John Smith
Don Lejohn
Curt Flood
Dick. Bush
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Western Auto
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