Syracuse sweeps doubleheader to seize IL Northern lead
The Syracuse team swept a twin bill from the Arkansas Travelers, winning 9-1 and 6-5 to take the International League Northern Division lead. Arkansas ace Billy Smith and Paul Brown yielded 18 hits in the two games as the Buffaloo Bisons dropped games in a later doubleheader.
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International 3:tterena Roches ter to beat Jacksonville 2 0
The Suns won the first game 2 0 but Jacksonville tied the second 10 8. Indianapolis beat Columbus 62 in a single game amid a jammed program. A brief fight led to ejections and banishments before the second game. Frid Ackley threw his sixth complete game for Indianapolis.
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Flowers Triumph Over Sunnyland In Low-Scoring Tilt
Flowers Sunbeams defeated Sunnyland 7 to 5 as Flowers team pitchers struck out 18 and walked 9 while Sunbeams offense produced five runs early but no extra-base hits. Weathersby led the hitters with two of four, while Jimmy Turner hit the first Little League home run of the season. John Dobbs contributed a third inning double for two Elks runs amid defensive miscues.
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Dickie Parrish
Larry Alday
Jerry Ww
Sunbeam
Weathersby
Elks
Jimmy Turner
Ken Slater
John Dobbs
Bhrough
Flowers
Sunfyre
Elka
Davis Meter
Union Point Defeats Omega For State Class C Diadem
Union Point Red Devils clinched the state Class C baseball title by overpowering Omega 91. Keith Branyan starred with five hits on the mound, while Omega made costly errors in the first inning. The victory, coached by Bob Cooper, marked Union Point’s first state championship in school history.
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Bob Cooper
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Red Devils
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Cooper
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Keith Branyan
Omems
Edoward Godhee
Rendall Wilts
Larry Tami
Dawson Street bombs Calvary Baptist in high-scoring softball
In a fast paced Dawson Street beat Calvary Baptist 34 to 5 after a 15 run first inning and a 7 run second, 12 more in the third, before time limits ended the game. East Side Baptist defeated Baptist No. 2 11 to 5 in the other men's league matchup with contributions from Clements Barfield and Kelly.
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Ger- Lewis Rehberg
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Fights Rome Joe Braves Jamaica Knockout
In Milan Italian middleweight Alessandro Massinghi stopped Willie Greaves in Canada at 158 to 160. Massinghi secured a fifth round knockout against Greaves while Joe Braves defeated Franco de Pirelli in Rome at 208 and 219 pounds.
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Baseball season leaders mixed with scattered MLB stats
Baseball leaders list includes Groat and St Louis with 97 at bats and .341, Flood and H Aaron lead runs with 47, Robinson 48 RBIs, H Aaron 17 HRs. Pitching shows O Dell 3-1 .88 and Perranoski 6-1 .857. Koufax 3 6. Home runs by Allison 15, Wagner 13, batting leaders include Malsone .345 and Pearson 171 hits. Stolen bases Aparicio 16, Wood 8, Stock 0 1.000, Fischer 7-1 .875. strikeout leaders Barber and Bunning noted.
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Minnesota
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Detroit
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Kansas City
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New York
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Washington
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Hinton
Stock
Fischer
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Bunning
Boyd tops defending champion to reach semis in Georgia tourney
Southeastern Georgia scene reports University of Georgia sharpshooter David Boyd defeated defending champion Billy Key on the 16th hole to advance to the semifinals of the champion ship flight. Friday results include Dehibender, Ritcher, Win, and other first round victories in a crowded field.
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University of Georgia
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Atlanta
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Billy Martindale
Smokey Kennedy
Cordelo
R. EF. Ritcher
Tallahassee
Fla
Ritcher
Jack Key Jr
Bill Key
Robert Flowers
Jimmy McCoy
Vinny Giles
Joe Sandefur
George Kyle Jr
David Govus
USTFF Jumps To Command By Irked Gen. MacArthur
Gen. Douglas MacArthur intervenes in the USTFF dispute over the Moscow July meet. He orders athletes to compete in the National AAU championships at St Louis June 21 22. William Russell signs telegraphs authorizing participation ending the AAU boycott and paving selection for the Russian meet and Europe events.
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William Russell
Los Angeles
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Houston
Europe
Bengals Edged By Cards 5-4 Lose Top Berth
Brunswick Cardinals rally with Fran Finn driving in all five runs on singles in the first and third innings to pull ahead of the Tigers 5-4 and reclaim first place in the Georgia-Florida League. Fred Wall earned the win with strong support as Thomasville prepares to host Brunswick in a pivotal series opener.
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Thomasville
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Zeller
Greyhound racing results from Monticello Florida card
Race by race results list from Monticello track with dog names, placements, and betting pays. Includes times for each race and quiniela totals, noting multiple dogs such as Elk Rock Cactus Tenny Rambier's Money Pops Right Ike Loud Bounding Home and Quintela across ten races.
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Thomasville Jaycees State Jr. Golf Tourney at Glen
Young golfers from four counties will compete in the annual Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament at Glen Arven Country Club June 24 25 with two divisions novice and open. Top finishers advance to the state tourney at Okefenokee Waycross July 8 16 and trophies are awarded in both divisions. Pro Maynard Brown and club staff assist Hancock with the event.
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Charlotte Golden
Cathy Secrest
Frank Neel
Napier Murphy
Tommy Porter
Betsy Henderson
Teresa Wright
Linda Golden
Leslie Mims
Kay Watt
Teresa Stewart
Nita Golden
Benjie Inman
Hank Spangle
David Inman
Josh Watt
Roy Lilly
Bob Watt
Harold Davis
John Chambers
Wylie Watt
George Edwards
Mark Crittenden
Ansley Fleetwood
Chan Duff
Libba Flowers
Walta Martin
Debbie Wright
Laura Crittenden
Bill Inman
David Smith
Brown
Bill Baab
Jaycee
Glen Arven Country Club
Okefenokee Country Club
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Thomas
Grady
Brooks
Mitchell
Thomasville Jaycess
Bob Parsons
Gerald Nixon
Glen Alven
Hancock
Minnesota Beats Los Angeles 6 to 1 In Rainy Benton Bowl
Minnesota wins 6 to 1 over Los Angeles as Benton reports rain delays at Baltimore.
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Balfour Splinters Flowers Sunbeams in Rain-Delayed Softball Victory
Balfour's Lumberjacks defeated Flowers' Sunbeam 15 to 8 in a Wednesday night Industrial Softball League game that was postponed by rain. P. W. Bryan Buddy Eddings and Shorty Griffin each went two for three, James Clark and Sammy Bryan two for four. Sammy Bryan doubled and Ronald Reeves hit a home run for the Lumberjacks.
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Braves Put Lew On Sale Block
Lew Burdette, veteran Milwaukee pitcher and two time 30 game winner, was placed on waivers by the Braves but quickly claimed by the St. Louis Cardinals. Burdette, 36, faced denial from Braves officials before the waiver incident became known.
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Stars Win Over Cairo Church All Stars Tonight in Florida Visit
The Thomasville Stars defeated the Cairo Church All Stars in a close game last Saturday. They face a strong Quincy Florida team tonight at 8 30 at Pony League Field. Florida coach Danny Litwhiler notes the squad is mostly young players causing headaches for his FSU team.
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