Moose Ray Stars In Tiger Win And Child On The Way
Big Jere Ray nicknamed the Moose from Nashville led the Tigers to a 16 hit, 16 run victory over Brunswick's Cardinals, pitching the win after a rough start. He is a 6-5, 225 pound expectant father with a long baseball pedigree. The Tigers, strong lately, push toward league leadership with Thomasville looming for the All-Star game.
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Southeastern Louisiana
Middle Tennessee
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Augusta
Tides End Ebbing With 3-2 Victory
The Portsmouth Tides beat Asheville 3-2 in South Atlantic League action as Ron Woods limited the Smokies and Fred Loesekam homered to spark thePorts mouth win. Greenville defeated Charlotte 6-3 behind Ford Young’s relief effort while Knox ville toppled Smokies in the twin bill.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
Asheville
Savan
Sevenneh
Knox- Wille
Smokies
Greenville
Charlotte
Macon
Wrestler Plans To Pin Dad For Father's Day Match
A wrestler announced plans to face his father in a forthcoming bout within a local cards lineup. The father hoped to train his son for a push toward a memorable Father’s Day wrestling event.
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Dad
Lewis Enterprises Wins Second Little League Game
Lewis Enterprises defeated Davis Meter 7 to 4 in the lone game yesterday. Buster Lanter pitched over four innings for the win as Lewis collected four hits. Nicky Joanes homered for Davis Meter, while Tim Drew doubled for Lewis and Lanter, Joe Lanter, Curtis Brown, and Mark Smith added hits. Joanos went 2 for 3 for the losers.
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Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
The Associated Press lists major league leaders by category. American League leaders include batting Jimenez Kansas City at .350 and A Smith Chicago at .342. Green Minnesota leads runs with 43. Siebern Kansas City 42. RBI Siebern 41. Rollins 172 hits. Robinson Chicago 65. doubles Robinson 19. Green 18. A Smith Chicago 5 triples. Gentile Baltimore and Cash Detroit 15 home runs. Wagner Los Angeles 14. stolen bases Howser Kansas City 16. Wood Detroit 15. pitching Donovan Cleveland 82 decisions with .800. Foytack Detroit 41 decisions at .800. Pascual Minnesota 69 strikeouts. Terry New York 62.
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Chicago
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Gentile
Baltimore
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
Howser
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Foytack
Baseball season leaders and stats for 1969 league leaders
List of player stats by team including Williams and Alou batting averages, Mays Cepeda and Davis in runs and RBIs, Cepeda MejaIs and others in hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching decisions and strikeouts for Koufax Drysdale O'Dell._NAMES include Mays Cepeda Davis Wills Brock Robinson Ranen Virdon Purkey Pierce O'Dell.
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Chicago
F. Alou
San Francisco
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Wills
Los Angeles
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Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Callison
Philadelphia
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Mejais
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Fight Results From Cities Across The World
The Associated Press reports on boxing results with James Ellis of Louisville stopping Rudolph Bent in Louisville. Perfecto Garcia of Miami stopped Grady McLendon in Miami. Joey Durelle of Baie Ste. Anne outpointed Clement Sarrazin in Moncton. Raimondo Nobile of Italy outpointed Jean Biasca in Bologna. Katsutoshi Aoki of Japan knocked out Leo Espinosa in Tokyo.
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James Eilis
Rudolph Bent
Kingston
Jamaica
Miami
Fla
Perfecto Garcia
Grady McLendon
Moncton
N.B
Joey Durelle
Baie Ste. Anne
Clement Sarrazin
Quebec
Bologna
Italy
Raimondo Nobile
Jean Biasca
France
Tokyo
Katsutoshi Aoki
Japan
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Goldfield Throws Two-Hit Shutout For Moultrie
Moultrie bonus baby Al Goldfield, an 18-year-old Houston native, tossed a two hit shutout as Dublin fell 7-0. Goldfield struck out 17, allowed only two hits, and received 10 singles from his teammates. Dublin's loss ties Braves with Thomasville for the league lead and rain postponed Thomasville Brunswick game.
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al Goldfield
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YMCA Wins 13-11 in Softball League Action
The YMCA edged Thomasville Dairies 13-11 while Warners forfeited to Watkins 0-7 in YMCA Ladies Softball last night. Ann Duke went four for four to pace the winners with Carol Arline Susie Davis Peggy Gainous Jean Hester Jennie Hurst and Linda Kirkland collecting multiple hits. Ruth McKinney led the losers with two for two and Marsha Clark Martha Brown Ethelle Voyles Mary Suber Vera Williams Linda Griffin Iona Bannister also hit. Thomasville Davies is set to meet Warners next Monday.
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Watkins
Ann Duke
Carol Arline
Susie Davis
Peggy Gainous
Jean Hester
Jennie Hurst
Linda Kirkland
Ruth McKinney
Marsha Clark
Martha Brown
Ethelle Voyles
Mary Suber
Vera Williams
Linda Griffin
Iona Bannister
First Baptist Wins in Softball
First Baptist defeated Daw son Street Baptist 26 to 11 despite Daw son Street playing with eight men. First Methodist upset First Presbyterian 7 to 0 by forfeit. Durward Jones led the Daw son Street losers with 3 for 4 as Bob Freeman Don Haskins Shelley Chastain Tom Horne Howard Delaney and Robert Taylor paced the winners with three hits or more. Taylor earned the win and Kelly took the loss with no home runs recorded.
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Shelley Chastain
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Ford Entry Alters Course for Atlanta 500 Duel
NASCAR ruled the five Fords from Holman Moody eligible after frame issues. an extended inspection deadline allows their entry. Holman said the team will comply to meet specifications. Edwin Matthews won pole in a 1962 Pontiac, with Rex White second in a Chevrolet. Other qualifiers included Pearson in a Pontiac and Johns in a Pontiac as ten drivers set speeds.
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Nascar
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John Holman
Ralph Moody
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Holman
Charlotte Racing
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Nelson Stacy
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Marvin Panch
Elmo Langley
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Spartanburg
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Rex White
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Miami
Fla
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Daytona Beach
Cale Yarbrough
Timmonsville
Richard Petty
Randlemann
N. C
Plymouth
Dar Dieringer
Indianapolis
Ind
Dodge
Jefferson Co Races Tonight At Monticello Track
Monticello Florida greyhound season opens tonight at 8 15 with more than 1000 fans expected. The Jefferson County Kennel Club will add a Saturday program tomorrow at 2 15 and extend race nights to 11 races. The track five miles from the Georgia line reports strong attendance and promotes its air conditioned Turf Club with full dining.
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Jefferson County Kennel Club
Georgia Line
U. S. 19
Georgia Southern Undefeated In NAIA Baseball Tourney
Four teams remain in the NAIA baseball tournament in St Joseph Missouri with two unbeaten teams Portland State and Georgia Southern set to meet at 1 p.m. EST. Lewis College Ir and Winona State play at 5 p.m. winner advances to face the Portland Georgia Southern loser. Thursday results had Portland 5 Sam Houston 4 Georgia Southern 1 0 Winona 1 Ohio California State 2 1 Minot State 1 6.
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Ore
State
Georgia Southern
Lewis College
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Tex
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14 Year Old Earns All America Track Honor
In Frederick Maryland Tammy Davis aged 14 was named to the 1961 AAU All-America women's track team. She is the youngest ever named after winning last year’s national girls 50 yard hurdle title in a record 6.8 seconds breaking the old mark.
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West Frederick Junior High School
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