Miss Lindsay's Ninth Highlighted In Waterloo Page
A fragment from a Waterloo Iowa page notes Miss Lindsay in focus as ninth, with mentioning of 1948 runner-up and 1950 champion Adlon wa girl being matched.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
3
A fragment from a Waterloo Iowa page notes Miss Lindsay in focus as ninth, with mentioning of 1948 runner-up and 1950 champion Adlon wa girl being matched.
Tommy Bolt, 39, posted 171 in the open round to sit at 142 as Gary Player 143 and Frank Stranahan 144 trailed. Sam Snead misses final rounds, while Cary Middlecoff barely survives with 164 and Ben Hogan sits six off the pace at 148 in Tulsa.
Marlene Hagge and Louise Suggs led the Round Robin Women's Invitation at Tedesco Country Club Marblehead Mass with Hagge posting a plus 31 and Suggs plus 26 after a 36 hole Friday day with rain in the forecast.
Valdosta pitcher Gene Burroughs tossed a four hit shutout to blank Thomasville 5-0 at Municipal Stadium. Dodgers starter Marshall Johnson held the Tigers to one unearned run through six innings before the seventh inning burst doomed the visitors.
Baltimore and Chicago battled four hours and two minutes to a 5 5 tie after 14 innings. Jack Harshman allowed only two hits through eight, then fatefully lifted in the ninth as Orioles rallied with seven singles to pull ahead briefly before relief pitching faltered. Jim Marshall belted a tying homer for Baltimore in the ninth.
The Thomasville YMCA hosts junior and senior lifesaving courses in June and July led by Harry Helton a Florida State University student interning at the Y. The junior program for ages 13 to 15 runs Mondays and Thursdays through July 30 while the senior course for ages 15 and up runs July 1 to 28. YMCA membership is not required for participation.
Les Carney of Ohio University blazed the 220 yard dash in 20.8 seconds to set a new meet record at the NCAA Track and Field finals in Berkeley. His victory came in a strong field that included Ray Norton of San Jose State and Ed Collymore of Villanova as the mile and 440 events drew top collegians.
In Evansville Indiana the West defeated the East 76 to 66 as prep basketball’s world series. Roger Strickland of Jacksonville Florida scored 21 points to Bill McGill of Los Angeles who had 20. All West starters hit double figures and the West won for the third straight time. They will play here again tonight.
American Legion Post 222 defeated South Georgia Natural Gas Company 7 to 6 after a nine run fourth inning. Rose City Bakery rallied for six runs in the fourth en route to a 10 to 6 win over Coats and Clark Thread Mill.
Bill Norman, new Detroit Tigers manager, earned a 4-2 win over the New York Yankees in his first major league game against them. He reflects on long baseball career, managing philosophy, and adapting to a new team.
Gary Player of South Africa and Bruce Crampton of Australia were accredited as first foreign members of the Golf Writers Association of America. They become associate members and will write for their home publications the Johannesburg Star and Sydney Morning Telegraph.
In Beirut the pro Western government of Premier Sami Solh outlawed three opposition parties accused of undermining Lebanon's security as a rebellion unfolds five weeks after clashes began. The move targets political groups allied with dissidents and regional tensions rise in the east Mediterranean state.
Albany defeated Dublin 17-4 as Warren Roddenberry delivered an eight hit game and helped spark a late rally. Brunswick crushed Waycross 11-2 behind Joe Pokerny seven hitters, driving in two runs.
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