Houseboat Pollution Prompts Calls for Responsible Trash Handling
Georgia Game and Fish officials warn houseboat owners on Lake Lanier to not dump garbage or human waste overboard. Chemical shipboard toilets are proposed, and residents are urged to ashore trash and bury it to protect recreational waters.
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Georgia
Fulton Lovell
Georgia Game and Fish Commission
Lake Lanier
Lovell
U.S
Georiga
Harris Neck National Wildlife Sanctuary
Santee Refuge
South Carolina
St. Marks
Florida
Newport River
Dept. of the Interior
Sanger
Georgia Game and Fish
Lake Sinclair
Hartwell
Bartlett’s Ferry
Oliver Dams
Howard
Twins edge Angels as race tightens in American League
Lennie Green’s ninth inning single drove in Zoilo Versalles to lift Minnesota past Los Angeles 5-4. The Twins, at 36-25, hold a slim edge over the Yankees at 32-22 as Cleveland and Chicago stumble against lesser foes.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Lennie Green
Yanks
Twins
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Indians
Kansas City
White Sox
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Art Fowler
Green
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Kaat
Danny O’connell
Athletics
Chicago
Joel Horlen
Ed Charles
Manny Jimenez
A’s
Jerry Lumpe
Gordon Jones
Gentile
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Steve Barber
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bill Monhouquette
Ronnie Carney Throws One-Hitter as JC s Win 5-1
Ronnie Carney pitched the Jaycees to a 5-1 victory over Watkins. He fanned 14, walked four, and allowed Watkins’ only hit was by Rod ney Williams. Buddy Davis and Gale Reeves added a double each as Carney also went 2 for 3. Williamson struck out 15 but took the loss. Robinson-Smith vs Neel's follows at 7:30 p.m. at Pony League Field.
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Jaycees
Watkins
Larry Wiliamson
Carney
Williamson
Rodney Williams
Buddy Davis
Pitachers
Gale Reeves
Robinson-Smith
Neel
Tallahaseee
FSU Shortstop Majors Choice Draws Major League Scout Interest
In Omaha during the College World Series scouts from 20 clubs seek potential stars including FSU shortstop Majors Choice. Officials from Milwaukee Braves Houston Colt .45s and Newark Yankees are among those evaluating players for possible signings as only a few prospects appear standout.
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Neb
Theta
Eb Ou
Ernie Et ‘Gants
Glare
Tom Belfexe
Woody Wood
Mt Florida
Post 222 Plays In Tallahassee At Centennial Field
Thomasville American Legion Post 222 faces Tallahassee this Saturday at 2 p.m. at Centennial Field led by coach Ray Willett. Albany, defending state champion, visits Warnedoe Field next Tuesday for an 8 p.m. game. Albany is coached by George Eames and has handed Post 222 their only loss this season.
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Tallahassee
Florida Capital City
Centennial Field
Thomasville
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Albany
Warnedoe Field
Ray Willett
Post 222
George Eames
Blakely
VFW Edges Lewis Enterprises in Little League showdown
A three run eighth inning gave VFW a 4 1 victory over Lewis Enterprises for their first YMCA Little League defeat. Tommy Lowery allowed 11 strikeouts in his second win of the season with Jeff Bloodworth aiding in the final innings. Lowery hit two and scored twice. Bloodworth doubled, while Lanter led Lewis with eight strikeouts.
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Lewis Enterprises
YMCA
Tommy Lowery
Jeff Bloodworth
Bloodworth
Buster Lanter
Joe Lanter
Lowery
Larry Griffin
Mark Smith
Curtis Brown
Jimmy Lindsey
Sunnyland
Elks and Kiwanis
Lewis
Thomasville Dairy and YMCA Win Softball Games
Thomasville Dairies defeated Watkins 18 to 9 and the YMCA beat Warners 10 to 5 in YMCA Ladies League softball. Thomasville players Marsha Clark and Mary Suber each had three hits, with several others adding two or more. Judy Carter led Watkins with four hits, while Ona Parrish Nita Caraline Betty Oglesby Evelyn Hagan added two apiece. YMCA standouts included Sara Hester Peggy Gainous Dean Stewart and Susy Davis with two hits each. Warners players Betty Vanlandingham Onita Spikes Shirley NeSmith also had two hits each.
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Watkins
YMCA
Warners
Marsha Clark
Mary Suber
Carolyn Richardson
Ione Bannister
Martha Brown
Elaine Griffin
Joyce Newell
Judy Carter
Ona Parrish
Nita Caraline
Betty Oglesby
Evelyn Hagan
Sara Hester
Peggy Gainous
Dean Stewart
Susy Davis
Betty Vanlandingham
Onita Spikes
Shirley NeSmith
Baptists Sweep Church Softball League Victories
Dawson Street Baptist defeated Presbyterians 12 to 10 while Baptist No 1 defeated Baptist No 2 22 to 10 in YMCA church league play last night. Seven homers were hit with standout batting from Sammie Robertson Joe Clements Pat Kirkly and Hughie Taylor among others. The Methodist team will face East Side Baptists and Baptist No 2 will meet the Presbyterians next Monday night.
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Presbyterians
Baptist No. 1
Baptist No
YMCA
Church League
Sammie Robertson
Dawson Street Baptist
Joe Clements
Pat Kirkly
H. L. Barfield
Charles Blow
Emmett McEachin
Parks Weaver
Presbyterian
Talmadge Ferguson
Dick Hackney
David Murphy
Ferguson
Baptist
Hughie Taylor
Wiley Grady
Cecil Barkley
Bubba Sullivan
Shelly Chastain
Willis Singletary
Robert Taylor
Jack Chastain
Jack
Shelley Chastain
Barkly
Methodists
East Side Baptists
Baptist No. 2
Cardinals Sign Michigan Infielder In Georgia Florida League
The St. Louis Cardinals signed 18 year old outfielder Jan Firek from Allen Park Michigan to a Brunswick Ga contract in the Georgia Florida league. Firek bats and throws right handed and played four years at Allen Park High School. He was named one of three outstanding players at the National amateur tournament in Johnstown Pennsylvania.
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ST. Louis
Michigan
St. Louis Cardinals
Brunswick, Ga
Jan Firek
Allen Park
Mich
Simmer
Johnstown
Georgia Florida era Dublin meet mixed results and schedule
Yesterday Dublin beat Brunswick 11 to 4 and Thomasville 3 to 2 while Moultrie lost 2 to 4. Today Dublin hosts Brunswick and Moultrie visits Thomasville as minor league and regional games span several leagues with standings shown for American National and South Atlantic divisions.
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Georgia-Florida
Cera
Dublin
Thomasville
Moultrie
Brunswick
New York
Minnesota
Cleland
Lo Angeles
Baiire
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Augusta
Portsmouth
Charlotte
Knoxville
Greenville
Savannah
Macon
Asheville
Hawaii
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Vancouver
Oklahoma City
Louisville
Denver
Indianapolis
Omaha
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Richmond
Toronto
Atlanta
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Tigers Nipping Heels Of Braves
Dublin Braves debut two new 19 year old pitchers John Wyatt and Harold Haydel in a 11 to 4 win over Brunswick. Dan Kern hit his 14th homer as Dublin built a big lead while Thomasville edged Moultrie 3 to 2 in 11 innings keeping a half game back.
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Dublin Braves
Brunswick
Braves
Thomasville Tigers
Moultrie
Dan Kern
JCKC Race Day Results And Listed Post Positions
Results from ten races with quinielas and exacta pays, times around 31 seconds, and post positions. Notable payouts include McWish 17.40 12.60 3.20 and Defate 19.80 9.40 8.00. listed as final fields for 5 16 mile graded entries and a 1-8- pair in show form.
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Czarina
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Defate
Brave F
Defraud
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Quintela
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Bama Joe
Future Hobbit
Hovard
Brink
Mama Mille
More South
Benette
Space Raider
K's Courier
Nancy Sis
Turf Luck
Cox
Fliat Gala
Johnny Mikeral
Infatuated
Li Day
Ike Soud
Proince Kelly
Wicked Tip
H.t.'s
Hi Fashion
Aminta
Hi Bo
R. F. Anita
J. Cc
Big Shannon
Peggy's Choice
Queen Fox
Clastic Ray
Camera Bug
Big Scholar
Ladder Son
Lady Maderna
Jet Captain
Barbie Doll
Pauper Prince
Mandarine China
Manfoto
Tiny Agent
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Ample Better
Malaga Kid
Carefree Wy
Blue Life
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Silver Linen
Space Monkey
Lovely Star
Miss Speaker
Quick Saxelyn
Tom Means
R.K
Howie
Foxy Stromboli
Mr. Thin Man
All Dolly
Steve O'Hara
Wee Welcome
Able Abner
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Miami junior Grant 176 outpoints Sweet Jim Robinson 172 in a six round bout. Glasgow Cowboy McCormack 164 outpoints Henry Hank 163 in Scotland with Detroit listed as participant.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Junior Grant
Jimmy Robinson
Kansas City
Glasgow
Scotland
John
Cowboy) McCormack
Henry Hank
Detroit
Open championship tight as Littler leads after first round
Gene Littler shoots 69 for a two under par lead at Oakmont as Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus trail by one to three strokes. Bobby Nichols Bob Rosburg and others hover at par or better while Snead lurks far back awaiting the cut after an opening 76.
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Associated Press
Oakmont, Pa
Gene Littler
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Oakmont Country Club
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Bob Rosburg
Billy Maxwell
Frank Boynton
J. C. Goosie
Bobby Schoener
Bethlehem
Gene Francis
New York
John Gueenther
Reading
Canada
Stan Leonard
Sam Snead
Arnold
Oakmont
Tale Of 2 Golfers Built Differently
AP report contrasts Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer at Oakmont showing Littler as quiet and restrained while Palmer is vocal and dramatic. Littler explains he keeps feelings inside and plays to win. Palmer rallies with visible emotion and crowd appeal.
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Littler
Palmer
Arnold
Liter
Ben Hogan
Seminoles Out Of College World Series In Elimination Night
In the NCAA Championships Texas faces Santa Clara in a double elimination with Michigan watching. Texas defeated Michigan 1 0 in seven innings as Santa Clara routed Florida State 11 4 aided by eight Seminole errors. Michigan awaits the survivor for a Saturday rematch after Texas and Santa Clara clash.
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Michigan
Texas
Santa Clara
Michgan
Florida State
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