Tigers Lead In Georgia Florida League Batting And Pitching
The Georgia Florida League standings show Dublin and Thomasville rivals atop batting totals with Clark and Barker among leading hitters. Pitcher Charley Haygood heads ERA chart as scouts from the St Louis Cardinals plan open tryouts in Brunswick June 21 23 for players aged 17 to 23 with no fee.
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Glenn Clark
Dublin
Thomasvile
Tommy
Barker
Clark
Tigers
George Campbell
Kenny Schultz
Ut Pavelko
Tripes
Dan Kern
Detroit Tigers
Purnal Goldy
Denver
American Assn
Southern Assn
St. Louis
Walter Shannon
W. H. [Buddy] Lewis
Owen Friend
Brunswick Cardinals
Baseball scores and standings summary
Scattered results show National and American League games with several draws and partial scores. Teams mentioned include Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Milwaukee, St Louis, and New York, with various implied results and a note on scheduled games.
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Prancieee Lowneinnatl Siwaukes Bouston S
Nadelphia
Chicago
Gr ’ Ieabarah
Sa Canali
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Weather Forces Postponement Amid Busy Baseball Schedule
Rain postpones New York at Houston game with several contests on today’s slate including Los Angeles at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Chicago and San Francisco at Cincinnati Also mentioned are regional standings for Georgia Florida League cities Dublin Thomasville Moultrie Brunswick and yesterday’s results showing Brunswick 3 Dublin 4 Thomasville 2 Moultrie 8 Dublin 8.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
New York
Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Eorgia
Dublin
Thomasville
Moultrie
Brunswick
Dog Race Results and Entries for Sixteen Mile Cards
Race by race entries list 6 races of 6 to 8 dogs each, with post positions and graded classes from D to E and C. The results show Quiniela payouts and times, including Brave H and New Whirl among others, with standings and dog names such as Bouree Sky Nora Black Sunday and Mack Wisk H T s Party Cheer.
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Quiniela
Bouree
Sky Nora
Black Sunday
Gunner’s G
Kashmire Top
Glittering
Baar
Angel's Babe
Roy Lager
Rad B
Tom Pitman
Cost
Chesti Dahl
Bar Dello
Mandrain Man
Royal Rockie
Vimy
Hick Margo
Mack Wisk
H. T
Sir Gaylord
Honeywill
John Piper
No. Trust
Tillie
Tillie’s Gift
Fearess Freddie
Watch Breeze
Anoetta
Czarina
Bill’s
Mandrain Sue
H! Tiny
Fac
Ali Jet
Mr. Jazooka
Iktty
Aififl
Nancy Tray
Brave F
Roc Lip
Oefate
Secretnergy
Penney
Mandy Candy
Pat's Citation
Nene Pluto
Chief Jerry
Bum Rap
Bigs Express
Crooked Action
Red. Bug
Gifted Dolls
Texas Helper
Bia Dave
Impression
Battle Raddied
Bama Joe
el Neffith Ce J
Osofiest
Ree Jean
Danny's
Litle Dittle
Havard
Colts Edge Thomasville In Two 3-2 Wins In Georgia Florida League
Moultrie won two 3-2 games to top Thomasville in the Georgia Florida League doubleheader. Jim Holbrook pitched the opener for Moultrie who used two singles a walk and an error to score three runs. Al Peterkin homered in the eighth to seal the nightcap victory as Chris Taranto earned the win. Brunswick swept a suspended game 3-2 and then won the rain-shortened affair 4-3 behind Craig Seegmiller's two run homer.
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Moultrie
Colts
Thomasville
Dublin
Tigers
Brunswick
Braves
Jim Holbrook
Bob Cressman
Tiger
al Peterkin
Nino Geminiani
Chris Taranto
al Goldfield
Craig Seegmiller
Dan Kem
RBI
Schultz
Adea Hamrick
Ef Pavelko
Cf Campbell
Bruneberg
Pallavicini
Richardson
Reese
Cressman
Pp Cawley
P 'A-Barker
Torres
Jacobu
Peterkin
If Ackerman
Rf Heinze
Rombach
Cf Johnson
Aizpurua
Holbrook
Cawley
Baik
Slevers
Nicolai
Thomasville Schultz
Oa Grier
Hartman Richardson
Campbell
Kuk
Et Woods
Jacobus
Hartman
Campubel
Hr—Peterkin
SO Geminian
Goldfield
Taranto
Futlen
Grier
Woods
Benk
Nicholas
Sievers
Meigs Lad Collects Snakes and Dreams of Herpetology
Thirteen-year-old Mike Johns of Meigs shows a habit of releasing snakes after short keeps, explaining snakes help farmers control rats and pests. He plans to become a herpetologist and notes family reactions, including his sister’s fear and his mother's tolerance. He has kept pets like Squeaky the squirrel and multiple turtles, and stories of Lady the kingsnake appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Baab
Times-Enterprise
Mike Johns
Mike
George Johns
Meigs
Nelline
Meigs Junior High
Pappy Lewis Dies After Pro Football Fame
Pittsburgh AP reports Pappy Lewis former WVU head coach and Steelers scout died at 61 in St. Clair Memorial Hospital after a heart ailment. Once a coal miner's son, he coached WVU 58-38-2 with six straight winning seasons and Sugar Bowl appearance in 1953. He previously played for the Giants and Rams and coached the Rams in 1938.
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Pittsburgh
Art
Pappy) Lewis
Ohio
West Virginia University
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Lewis
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
New York Giants
Cleveland Rams
Rams
West Virginia
Palmer Gets Nod By 5 1 To Win U S Open Crown
Arnold Palmer is a 5-1 favorite entering the 62nd U S Open at Oakmont with Gary Player among the favorites. The field of 150 includes Jack Nicklaus defending champ Gene Littler and 1989 Open winner Billy Casper as contenders in tough, rain-influenced conditions.
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Palmer
Don Weiss
Associated Press Sporta
Oakmont, Pa
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Oakmont Country Club
Player
Augusta
Ted Ray
Gary
Jerry Barber
Oakmont
U.S. Golf Association
America
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Billy Casper
Defensive Basketball Ace Turns To Gridiron
Will John Havlicek of Ohio State become a pro football receiver for the Cleveland Browns after a storied basketball career. Browns coach Paul Brown says Havlicek has great hands speed and coordination and could become a fine NFL receiver. Havlicek, 22, left offers from Boston Celtics and Cleveland Pipers to try football but must earn a roster spot in training camp with no guaranteed job.
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Shannon
Biome
Cardinals
Cleveland
Ohio
Will John
Hondo) Havilicek
Ohio State
Paul Brown
Havlicek
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Pipers
American Basketball League
Browns
Brown
Art Modell
Women Hold 32 Percent of U.S. Jobs Rise in 1920 Workforce
A Commerce and Labor Departments study shows women held 2 of every 10 jobs in 1920 and now account for 32 percent. The notice promotes Times-Enterprise Classified Help Wanted ads to recruit efficient workers, urging readers to call for ad writing assistance.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
Times-Enterprise
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