Pillow Keeps Rolling in Dodgers Season Up The Hill
The Thomasville Dodgers third baseman Mickey Pillow shows a choppy batting line but ends a 10 game stretch hitting .? with 14 hits in 34 at bats, boosting RBIs to 29. Manager Boyd Bartley notes Pillow’s power and erratic fielding while aiming for steadier production to lift the team back toward the first division.
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Baseball standings and Friday schedule from the South Atlantic region
The standings show Brunswick leading with 89 wins and 24 losses, followed by Albany and Waycross in the top three. Friday's schedule lists Thomasville at Brunswick, Tifton at Albany, Americus Cordele at Valdosta, and Waycross at Fitzgerald, with Thursday results including Brunswick 3 Thomasville and Waycross 8 Fitzgerald.
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Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Friday's Schedule Highlights Across Cities
The card lists matchups: Charlotte at Augusta, Columbia at Macon, Jacksonville at Montgomery, and Savannah at Columbus. Each pairing defines the Friday slate for regional basketball action.
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Macon
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Montgomery
Savannah
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Zulueta and Gonsalves Fight Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Lightweight contenders Orlando Zulueta from Cuba and Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland meet in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden New York tonight. Zulueta is second ranked and Gonsalves third. the winner could challenge Paddy DeMarco or Jimmy Carter for the title.
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Brunswick Pirates edge Dodgers 3-2 in tight Georgia League game
Pirates ace Charles Douglas limited the Thomasville Dodgers to five singles and struck out 13 while earning his 12th win. Brunswick took the lead with two runs in the first and final score came in the eighth as Moriskiewicz drew a walk and Brockell doubled for the winner.
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Wham) Douglas
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Moriskiewicz Delivers In Brunswick Victory
Box score shows Brunswick defeated Thomasville 3 to 2. Moriskiewicz drove in runs, hit a homer and contributed a sacrifice hit. Bucheller added two doubles, Williams tallied two, and Douglas fanned 13 batters in a pitching duel.
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Suggs Berg Among Semi Finalist In Western Golf Open
Suggs and Berg reach the semifinals of the Women's Western Golf Open as Patty Ber seeks a fifth title and Miss Jameson, Hicks, and Rawls vie for spots. Semifinals begin at 1 30 p m EST with Suggs aiming for five wins in the 26 year history of the event.
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Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
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Pilots Defeat Wacos In Short GS Contest
The Statesboro Pilots beat the Sandersville Wacos 4 to 2 in a fast 1 hour 22 minute game. Wacos were held to a low June clip but avoided a shutout when McNeveley homered with one on in the eighth. Peters added two doubles for Statesboro as the win tightens the Pilots’ hold on the standings.
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Georgia Bulldogs Rally planned in Cairo at Citizens Cafe
A Cairo rally to organize a local Georgia Bulldog Club and discuss a dutch supper is announced for next Tuesday night at Citizens Cafe. George T. Smith coordinates the event with speakers Harry Wright and Dan Magill of the UGA athletic department. Special guests include Jimmy Harper and his father Doc Harper. Wright and Magill will also speak at the Kiwanis club lunch..undefined
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FSU
Seminoles
Roberts Earns 8th Win In 15-Inning Phillies Victory
Roberta Roberts, a 20-game winner previous seasons, earned his eighth win in 15 decisions as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the St Louis Cardinals 3-2 in 15 innings. Bobby Morgan hit a two-out homer in the ninth to force extras and Roberts matched a walkless mound performance before scoring the decisive run on De Ennis' single in the 15th.
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Patton Opens Open Lead With 69 At Baltusrol
Billy Joe Patton fired a 69 to take a first round lead at the 54th U S Open at Baltusrol. Littler Toski Kroll and Mengert followed close behind as Hogan Snead and others battled for position. Patton scrambled through six roughs and bunkers to a one stroke edge after Birdie on 18.
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Sally Roundup: Peaches Beat Charlotte in Six to Four Defeat
Charlotte’s outfield prospect Jim Lemon, once a top Cleveland farmIe prospect, struck out three times as Macon defeated Charlotte 6-4 in Sally League action. Joe Stanka earned his fifth win, while Jacksonville and Savannah won to tighten race. Ed Moeller failed to finish the first inning. Paul Schramka hit a two-run homer for Macon.
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South Squad Defeats North in Prep All Star Game 6 2
The South squad beat the North 6 to 2 at Ponce de Leon Park before a crowd of 6000. Roy Alewine, Bobby Godwin, Roe Altman and Marvis Johnson starred for the South, combining for 13 strikeouts while Alewine held the North hitless for three innings.
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John Walter Ties Glen Arven Record With Sparkling 64
Local pro John Walter shot a 64 at Glen Arven Country Club to tie the course record set in 1936 by Herman Baron and tied in 1950 by Press Thornton. He played flawless golf with 3 birdies on the front and 5 on the back, 28 putts, and narrowly missed another potential record on seven. Walter’s round featured three straight birdies to finish, with solid accuracy and no holes over par.
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Campanella Leads NL All Star Balloting for Catcher
Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers leads NL voting for the starting catcher in the All Star game set for Cleveland on July 13. Campanella has 12 887 votes, ahead of Smokey Burgess by 1 473, as Red Schoendienst overtakes Granny Hamner for the second base spot with 14 326 to 13 102.
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