Brookwood Joins GFAA in Georgia Florida Athletic Association
Brookwood School joined three other independents to form the Georgia Florida Athletic Association in Valdosta with Maclay Tallahassee Walwood Valdosta and Southwood Waycross as charter members. The group plans football soccer basketball track baseball softball golf and tennis with Brookwood hosting the first basketball tournament February 18 19 1972 and the first annual track and field day March 25 1972.
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Brookwood School
Valdosta
Maclay School
Tallahassee
Walwood
Southwood
Waycross
James E. Lyle
Brookwood
Fred Marceaux
GFAA
Tigers Snap Sox 4-3 In 10 Inning Comeback
Detroit trades for Tony Taylor pay off as he gathers three hits and drives in the deciding run in a 4-3 extra inning victory over Chicago. McKinney’s notable defensive stop, Kaline scoring on Taylor’s double, and Oliva’s late homer highlight Monday’s scores across the league.
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Detroit Tigers
Taylor
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Rich McKinney
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Aurelio Rodriguez
Cesar Gutierrez
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Jim Perry
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Phe
Perry
Mth Hammer
Kiwanis Club No-Hits Sunnyland In 13-3 Junior Pony League win
Thomas and McGrotha combined for a no-hitter as Kiwanis Club routed Sunnyland 13-3. McGrotha led at the plate with three singles and a double, while Peeples, Willis, Brown and Thomas contributed key hits. Coke beat Lewis Enterprises 20-8 with Nunnally and Shierling each at three hits.
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David Thomas
Pat McGrotha
Kiwanis Club
Sunnyland
Coca-Cola
Lewis Enterprises
McGrotha
Willie Peeples
Elton Willis
Andy Brown
Luren Nunnally
Mike Shierling
Chris Heard
Sammy Beasley
Richard Cook
Alan Cone
Herbert Butler
Coke
Carlos Fernandez
Bill Everett
John Carter
Sunbeam
VFW
Leslie-Cannady
Dick Campbell
Elks Club
Randy Boseman
Kiwanis
Scott Fenlon
Jeff Vann
Exchange
Fenlon
Vann
Mark Powell
Mike Singletary
Davis Meter
Singletary
Rex Cooper
Pace Dairyee
Leslie Cannady
Flowers
Peeples
Hugh York
Pace Calico
Exchange Club
Standings and Tuesday games across leagues
Standings show multiple leagues with results from Monday. Teams listed include Houston Pittsburgh Chicago Atlanta Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles New York San Diego Montreal Philadelphia San Francisco and more with various scores. Tuesday night matchups feature San Diego at Montreal Los Angeles at New York San Francisco at Philadelphia Atlanta at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Houston and other noted results.
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Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
New York
San Diego
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Roberts
Brilton
Downing
Ryan
Bryant
Lerseh
Stone
Merritt
Cleveland
Blass
Dierker
W.l.peet
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Janeski
Dobson
Peters
Murphy
Kline
Wright
Horlen
Detroi
Kilkenny
Cain
Blyleven
Lamb
Krausse
Palmer
W.l.pet
Pittsburg
Francisco
Langeles
I Atlanta
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Giants
New York Mets
Tight Race Shapes Up For Stars
A tight race for the American League catching berth in the All-Star team features Detroit’s Bill Freehan leading Cleveland’s Ray Fosse by 610 votes after two weeks of balloting. Boston outfielder Carl Yastrzemski tops the ballot with 150,279 of 275,000 votes reported.
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New York
Detroit
Bill Keelan
Bowie Kuhn
Freehan
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Boston
Cart Yastrzemski
Benched Angels Players Amid Handgun Incident Allegation
Angels outfielder Alex Johnson and infielder Chico Ruiz were benched after a Sunday clubhouse incident in which Johnson alleged Ruiz produced a handgun during a ninth inning confrontation. Manager Dick Walsh denied witnesses and weapons, saying no search occurred and police not notified.
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Johnson
Angels
Ruiz
Walsh
Standay
Washington
Johson
Juiz
Cincinnati
Cubs Edge Atlanta in close baseball action
The Chicago Cubs edged the Atlanta Braves 3 2 as Hal Ledee scored the deciding run. Joe Pepitone hit a three run homer for Chicago, while Phil Reppan earned the win in relief. The Giants lost to the Phillies 9 4 and fell five games behind in the NL West.
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Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
San Diego
Montreal
Giants
Willie McCovey
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Phillies
Gaylord Perry
Willie Montanez
Phils
Roger Freed
Rich Wise
Tim McCarver
Oscar Gamble
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Bobby Valentine
Mets
Tom Seaver
Jim Brewer
Dom Sutton
Sutton
Richie Allen
Hal Metaie
Joe Pepitone
Phil Mekro
Cubs
Braves
Phil Repan
Clarence Gaston
Padres
Expos
Angel Brava
Larry Stahl
Dave Campbell
Gaston
Carl Morton
Trevino Closes Gap on Nicklaus in Money Race
In New York, Lee Trevino trails Jack Nicklaus by $11,000 on the 1971 PGA money list after Trevino earned $11,600 for a second place at the Kemper Open where Nicklaus did not compete. Gary Player is third with $117,912, Arnold Palmer fourth at $109,839, and Miller Barber fifth with $101,943.
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New York
Lee ‘Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Trevino
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Miller Barber
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