Albany Cards top Thomasville Dodgers 7 4 in league clash
Albany Cards defeated the Thomasville Dodgers 7 to 4 as the Georgia Florida league race tightens. In another game Fitzgerald beat leader Valdosta 9 to 0 in seven innings, leaving Valdosta atop the standings while Thomasville sits four games back.
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Georgia Florida League results and schedule update
In the Georgia Florida League standings Albany Thomasville Fitzgerald Valdosta Waycross and Brunswick posted scores with Fitzgerald defeating Valdosta in 10 innings. Today's schedule lists Waycross Thomasville Fitzgerald at Brunswick and Valdosta at Albany.
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Cairo All-Stars to clash with SC champions in softball
Cairo All-Stars, the 1956 Georgia champions, meet Wakefield Buick of Spartanburg SC, the South Carolina titleholder, in a doubleheader at Cairo Softball Diamond at 8 p.m. The Spartanburg club tours the state while Cairo has won two games this season. Wakefield Buick carries a 19-2 record.
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Duffy Leads Augusta Past Jacksonville 8-1 for Fourth Win
Augusta beat Jacksonville 8-1 as Dick Duffy earned his fourth consecutive win in the Southern Association. Tom Futah debuted at third, hitting a three run homer to support Stump who fanned nine over six innings. The Tigers added five runs in the ninth to chase Jacksonville’s Claude Raymond.
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Belmont Stakes Duel Holds Spotlight At Belmount
Bold Ruler and Gallant Man headline the 8th Belmont Stakes in New York as top contenders vie for the Triple Crown finale. Trainers Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and Willie Shoemaker face Ike Gallant Man’s camp led by John Neruh and Willie Shoemaker, each seeking a seventh Belmont. Other entrants include The Greentree Stable pair, Bold Nero, Lucky Dip, Inside Tract, and Bold Ruler’s own stablemate. Iron Liege is out with an injury after Derby and Preakness results.
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Darkhorses Patton Mayer Lead Open Halfway At Inverness
Amateur Billy Joe Patton and pro Dick Mayer share a two stroke National Open lead after 36 holes at Inverness Club Toledo. They posted 70 68 138 to top a field of 53, with 140 even par Doug Ford and Ken Venturi tied for second. Demaret and Harbert failed to duplicate early rounds while Palmer and others missed the cut.
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NL President Fines Logan And Drysdale
Johnny Logan of Milwaukee Braves is fined 100 dollars for a fight with Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher John Drysdale. NL President Warren Giles also fined Drysdale 40 dollars, a discrepancy Logan calls unjust as Drysdale allegedly started the fight.
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