McLemore Shuts Out Blue Sox 2-0 In Standings Duel
McLemore pitched a complete game shutout as the Blue Sox fell 2-0. Yesterday's results show New York at 4, Cleveland 2, Detroit 6, Washington 3, Chicago 7, Boston 2, St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 3 to 6. Today no games scheduled. St Louis meets New York and Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia.
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Georgia Lighthouse charity game draws major league scouts
North High School baseball teams for the Georgia Lighthouse for the Blind prepare for a big benefit clash. Nine major and minor league scouts are expected to attend to view what may be the state’s top pro prospects. Thomasville’s Jim Harper and Tommy Moore are unlikely to sign pro contracts due to football scholarships. Moore is praised as a premier pro prospect, with Harper a standout pitcher who once threw a no hit shutout at Valdosta. The game supports sight conservation and surveys aiding blind children, with over 600 sight cases handled in three years.
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Florida Gator Sullivan leaves as Vic Dunaway signs with Bosox
Florida fans absorb news of Sullivan’s departure after a contract with the Boston Red Sox for a reported 50 000 dollar bonus. Sullivan hit for the Gators with a .290 average and sparked long distance hits while catching. Coach Woodruff weighs moving Rick Casares to quarterback if needed. Tonight Waycross Tomcats begin a seven game stretch against top loop teams and face Albany Cards in a three day set at Municipal Stadium.
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Boros Wins National Open to End Hogan Era
Julius Boros, the Connecticut Yankee, secured the National Open with a one over par 281, finishing four strokes ahead of rivals. He will travel to New England for reunion with relatives while others head to Louisville for the National PGA. Boros will not play in the PGA due to ineligibility as a professional of under three years.
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Twin Bill Set In YMCA League
The YMCA Men’s Softball League resumes with Faulk Chevrolet versus Clark Thread at 1 45 p m and Allen Electric against the Times Enterprise at 9 p m. The Newsmen hold 6 2, Faulk and Times-Enterprise seek runner up, while Clark Thread has won two of eight.
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Eileen Stulb Aims for Third Georgia Title in Valdosta
Eileen Stulb of Augusta seeks a third Georgia women s golf title as the tournament opens at the Valdosta Country Club. She faces last year s runner up Mary Crawford Americus and two former champions along with Cecil Mac Laurin Savannah Frances Rich Bainbridge and Mrs George Brantley former Southern winner among strong rivals.
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Kell regains lead for AL third base in All-Star vote
George Kell of the Boston Red Sox again leads the American League starting third baseman ballot for the 19th All-Star game in Philadelphia on July 8. Kell has 56,248 votes, 2,111 ahead of Cleveland's Al Rosen who had led four days earlier. In the NL, Pewee Reese tops the shortstop poll with 53,702 votes to Granny Hamner's 50,816.
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State golf event notes include Suggs Faulk and Kirby Dorby
The event list names notable participants Dorby Kirby Louise Suggs and Mary Lena Faulk as part of the state gathering with other competitors.
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Tomcats sweep Tifton to start road stretch
Roy McLemore pitched his third shutout of the year as Thomasville beat Tifton 9-4 in Municipal Stadium to move to 3-1 in the four game series. Lineberger and Willett sparked the offense with multiple hits while Jim Dodgin and others contributed key singles. The win sets up a two game series at Waycross and a two night stay in Brunswick.
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Giants Fall After 11-0 Lead In St Louis Comeback
The New York Giants blew an 11-0 lead to lose 14-12 to the St Louis Cardinals as Enos Slaughter and Sally Hemus sparked a late rally. Sal Maglie started for the Giants and pitched well before the collapse, while Leo Durocher shuffled his lineup. The Cardinals surged with a seven-run fifth and Hemus homered in the eighth to seal the win.
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Ten U S challengers tee off in British Women's Amateur
Ten American challengers tee off in the opening rounds of the British Women's Amateur at Troon Scotland. The field includes about one tenth of the entrants and the match will reduce the field by at least one after the first 18 holes.
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Albany Beats Valdosta To Move Into Fourth Place
Albany's 8-4 victory over Valdosta swept the Georgia-Florida League three games, dropping the Dodgers to fourth as Denver Rikard and Harris Shifflett homered for Albany and Clarence Ingram earned the win after Julian Joyner left with a blistered finger. Moultrie edged Cordele 3-1, Thomasville blanked Tifton 2-0, and Waycross split with Brunswick in other action.
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New World's Record At Carolina Skeet Championships
In Spartanburg South Carolina the Southeastern National and Fourth Great Cotton States skeet championships ended with a new world record. The Florida five man team posted 991x1000, surpassing the old mark of 990. Individual honors went to Jack Boardman of Augusta with 395x400, and professional high overall to Tred Misseldine of Sea Island with 389x400.
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Amateurs Concede Fair Chance In Women’s Open Test
The 23rd annual Women’s Western Open at Skokie Country Club opened with 125 entrants. Patty Berg, defending champion and five time winner, leads a field of 12 professionals aiming for the $1,000 top prize as Babe Zaharias rests. Louise Suggs and Betsy Rawls named as top challengers.
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