Greyhound racing near the Georgia line faces new questions
The Jefferson County Kennel Club in Florida opens June 23 amid bets and sport. Florida hosts dog racing to lure Georgia bettors while Georgia law blocks wagering, prompting debate over reviving tracks and the allure of speed, form, and the rabbit chase.
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Strikes and Spares Two-Foot Area For Bowlers
Bowling instruction by Joe Wilman explains aiming for a two foot area to pick up single pin spares. He describes pin width and ball size, urges focus on stance and follow through, and offers his pamphlet Your Stance and Approach for 10 cents with SASE to Joe Wilman, Thomasville.
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Yankees Take Lead In AL Race On Terrell's Seven-Hitter
The Yankees beat Cleveland 3-1 as Ralph Terry pitched seven hits allowed and Johnny Blanchard drove in the go ahead run. Mantle homered and Berra scored on a Bonafide error as New York moved into first in the American League.
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Bob Cerv
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Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Tito Francona
Eston Howard
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Indians
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Jim Bunning
Bill Monbouquette
Senators
Ed Hobaugh
Orioles
Hep Brown
American Ralph Morrow Reaches British Amateur Quarterfinals
Ralph Morrow a 27 year old airman from Oklahoma City and the sole American left in the British Amateur Tournament advances to the quarterfinals at Turnberry Scotland. He started hitting golf shots at seven and is watched by Scots as an American success story in postwar championships.
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Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Coats-Clark II Team Triumphs Over VFW In Little League
Coats Clark II defeats VFW 16 to 4 in a Little League game yesterday afternoon. Gary McGrady allowed six hits for the win. Tommy Lowery took the loss, surrendering 18 hits. Vandall Hobbs led the winners with three hits including two triples and a double. Sid Harden and others added multiple safeties for Coats Clark II. Larry Griffin homered for VFW.
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Larry Griffin
USC Faces Likely NCAA Track Title at Franklin Field
USC coach Jess Mortensen backs a dominant team as specialists Dallas Long and Luther Hayes defend titles. Villanova Michigan Oregon UCLA and San Jose State threaten an upset, while Kansas, last year’s winner, may miss the podium.
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Sunnyland and Flowers Baking win in Men’s Industrial Softball
Sunnyland defeated Mitchell Brothers 9 1 and Flowers Baking Co 10 8 over Stegall Electric. Booth led Sunnyland with two hits while Mobley limited Mitchell to five. Brinson earned the win for Flowers as Hurst had three hits for Stegall and Robertson took the loss.
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Stegall Electric Co
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Green
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Stegall
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Unheralded golfers take early lead in U S Open
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee held a one stroke edge as the field of 150 golfers began the second round at Oakland Hills. Bob Goalby and others were near par with many players over par, including Ben Hogan aiming for a fifth Open title. The second 18 holes would cut the field to the top 50 and ties for Saturday.
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Fla
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Don Finsterwald
Bob Rosburg
Dave Douglas
Pirates Sign Top Prep Star Bailey In Reported 178000 Deal
The Pittsburgh Pirates signed 18-year-old Bob Bailey, a standout prep third baseman, in a deal rumored around 178000 dollars. Bailey, over six feet tall and 185 pounds, batted .475 in 19 high school games this season and chose baseball over football scholarships at major colleges.
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Local Baseball Standings and Results Recap
A snapshot of 1930s standings and results across leagues with team records, schedules, and yesterday and today games. Key clubs include St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and others, plus regional leagues like the Southern Association and South Atlantic League.
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Washington
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Kansas City
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angel
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Pittenburgh
Chicago Philadelphi
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New ‘York
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas
Weer Venure Association
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Spa Naa Og UD Satan AO Ag
Mobile
Mac Mame Se
Elie
Ville
Macon
Greenville
Knoxville
Asheville
Charleston
Columbia
Portamouth
Charlotte
Jacksonville
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