Cairo High Coach Tommy Taylor Praised At Banquet
Local banquet honors Cairo High School track coach Tommy Taylor famed as Mr Track and Field of Georgia Class AA. Speakers credit his patient work with students from grammar school through high school and beyond.
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al Williams
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Indianapolis
Zeus
Thoele's Two Run Double Sparks Tigers Over Braves 4 1
Walt Thoele delivered a two run double to break a close game and lift Thomasville's Tigers to a 4 1 win over the Waycross Braves for their second straight victory. Art Todtenhausen pitched well allowing four hits with seven strikeouts as Van Geter took the loss.
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Tigers
Braves
Walt Thoele
Thomasville
Waycross Braves
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Tigers take brunt of at bats in coastal series opener
Tiger Tales recounts a late double off Geter with Maust relay from Eiselstein scoring Campbell and Nichols. Colvard breaks 20 hitless stretch, Todtenhausen fends off Braves, Jinske doubles and Pepper makes two catches. Thomasville heads to Brunswick for a three game set ending with a home stand at Heath Varnedoe Stadium this weekend.
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Glover
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Tony (Snipe
Symke
Thomasville
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Heath Varnedoe Stadium
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Brittsan
Faulk Beats Sunnyland In Softball Tilt 17 to 9
Faulk Chevrolet overwhelmed Sunnyland 17 to 9 as Sunnyland pitchers yielded a six run first inning. John Walker went 3 for 4 with a homer. J E Lopezer Gene Gulledge and Ricky Bradner added two hits each. George Mathes also homered in the fifth as Sunnyland rallied with seven safeties including Jack Taylor’s homer. In the nightcap Mitchell Lumber Co. defeated Stegan Electric 19 to 15, with five homers by Mitchell players and multiple 3 for 3 performances.
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Sunnyland
John Walker
J. E. Lopezer
Gene Gulledge
Ricky Bradner
Horton Griffin
Pat Kirkley
George Mathes
Jack Alexander
Gunnylander
Faulk
Elks Triumph in Little League Thriller and Nightcap Win
Ricky Blalock leads with a single while Curtis Champion adds a double as Coats and Clark rally for a 10-10 tie and 10-10 victory over Davis Meter. Elks edge Lewis Enterprises 32 with four third inning runs and late rally to clinch the nightcap.
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Curtis Champion
Coats
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Davis Meter
Elks
Lewis Enterprises
Devis Meter
Oats
Donny Hood
Billy Jones
Herbert Rice
John Chambers
Johnny
Baseball game recap with multiple era players and lines
Two teams played a fifth inning tied by Chambers tying run. Pendergast earned the win with three innings of no walk ball after relieving Brown. Billy Jones John Chamber Donny Hood led hitters for the winners as Lanter Holt and Brown doubled. Flow ers Baking and Sunnyland stage game set for 5 30 p m today.
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Cary Pendergast
Chambers
Pendergast
Bobby Brown
Nta
Jack Strickland
Billy Jones
John Chamber
Donny Hood
Mike Banks
Wylie Watt
Elks
Steve Stubbs
Joe Lanter
Glenn Davis
Dallas Norman
Emmy Turner
Lanter
Tim Holt
Curtis Brown
Flowers Baking Co
Sunnyland
Boxing rounds highlight late AP report from New York and San Francisco
The Associated Press notes Floyd McCoy 176 pounds from New York outpointed Dave Russell 17212 pounds in New York. Alphabot 129 pounds defeated Bon Bon Quirtz 128 pounds in San Francisco with a knockout.
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New York
Floyd McCoy
Dave Russell
San Francisco
Alphabot
Fan Francisco
Bon- Bon Quirtz
San Jove
First Methodist and Baptist No 1 win YMCA softball games
First Methodist defeated Baptist No 2 15 10 and Baptist No 1 edged East Side Baptist 12 1 in YMCA Men's Church League. Bob Hasty hit two doubles and a homer in three trips for First Methodist. Jackson Delaney and Don Herring led Baptist No 2 and Baptist No 1 with multi hit games. East Side Baptist, led by Dicky Thompson and Byron Holmes with three for four, fell to First Methodist.
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Jim Dandridge
Jimmy Rigsby
Benny Gregory
Paul Hjort
Rigsby
Hjort
Jack Delaney
Don Herring
Reese Johnson
Dicky Thompson
Byron Holmes
Ray Thompson
Lewis Rehberg
Wayne Williams
Joe Sumrall
Shelly Chastain
Jim Clark
Don Haskins
Howard Delaney
Chastain
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