Thomasville star pole vaulter accepts college scholarship
Thomasville High standout Fred Drew who set a Class AA vault record of 13 feet 10 inches accepts a scholarship to Manatee Junior College. Drew led THS in pole vault and hurdles this year and broke three school marks. Earlier Central pole vaulter Bill Jackson, two time Class A state champion, received a Florida State University scholarship.
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Free Ticket Draws Drew To Bradenton Manatee
The text discusses Drew choosing Manatee in Bradenton Florida for junior college track, noting scholarships to Florida Miami or FSU if grades stay high. It also mentions Rudy Kinard of Druid Hills Atlanta named All-American by Coach and Athlete and top state player by Atlanta Journal, with few other Southeast or Southern players on the ten-man squad.
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Pirates Hold Georgia Tryout Camp in Tifton
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce a baseball tryout camp at Eve Park in Tifton Georgia on June 21 and 22. Scouting Supervisor George Zuran will direct with Julian Mack assisting. Registration opens at 9:00 a.m. and runs until 2:00 p.m.
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Today's Games and Tonight's Matchups
Louisville at Pittsburgh and Seattle at San Francisco noted. Houston hosts San Francisco with Philadelphia visiting Atlanta and New York at Cincinnati. Chicago and Los Angeles clash as the week’s late games include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Pole fishing fun on a Monday trip by Duke and Bowers
Raymond Duke and Al Bowers of Thomasville fished all day Monday from 7 30 a m until 12 30 p m enjoying a day on the water. The outing highlights a casual hobby activity captured by local community life.
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Niekro wins first start as Braves beat Phils 1-0
Niekro earns 2-2 record in first start after 28 relief appearances. He limits Phillies to two hits over six innings, with Hank Agron driving in the deciding run in the sixth. Willie Mays contributes as a late substitute and slam, while rookies Nolan and Seaver shine for Reds and Mets in separate games.
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Meigs Triumphs In Industrial League Softball Action
Meigs edged Ted Wilkes 8-7 as Donnie Trull and Dennis Norman sparkled with key hits. Dodge Boys defeated Davce 13-9 behind Donnie Price and Gale Reeves, while Spence Olds topped Sunnyland 10-9 with strong hitting from David Dupriest and Dick Scott.
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Tigers Clout Twins 15-10 in Wacky Sixth Inning Rally
Detroit tops Minnesota 15 to 10 after a wild sixth frame with 15 runs and 10 singles, no extra-base hits, as Kaline and Horton drive key hits while McLain and Chance start the slugfest. McAuliffe homers in a late surge as Detroit snaps a five-game skid.
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