Rude Awakening on Thomasville High Sports Finances
A 1960 61 report shows Thomasville High athletic funds in the red despite large football crowds. Football profits total 331.77 with other income 127.90, while basketball, baseball, golf, and track run losses of 307.37 406.30 159.24 201.73 plus 882.13, totaling 1956.77 for other sports and 1497.10 overall. Football remains the backbone, yet expenses fund school bands and other activities, prompting a call to reassess girls basketball and overall budget priorities.
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Thomasville High School Athletic Assn
Whch
Football Bulldogs
The
Athletic Association
Thomasville High
Bulldogs
Thomasville Athletic Aran
Weest
Wd. High School
Jmbey
Craily
Thomasville Athletic Association
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Thomasville
Central
Cairo
Thomasville Athletic Assn
Olympic Group Begins 1964 Plans
The International Olympic Committee opens a three day session in Athens to map 1964 Games in Tokyo and Innsbruck and discuss internal reforms. IOC president Avery Brundage predicts effort to minimize nationalist tensions and improve unity among federations and committees amid Cold War pressures. Russia and other nations push for broader membership as discussions weigh organizational changes.
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Tional Olympic Committee
IOC
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Brantagée
Eas
Tokyo
Innsbruck
Austria
Aussia
Piney Woods Tourney Attracts Star Golf Entrants
The Piney Woods Amateur Golf Championship gathers Bryant Harvard Auburn star quarterback David Middleton and War ren Mayes Jr to challenge last year's winner Al Yancy of Tallahassee who won the title. The 72 hole event runs July 1 4 with qualifying 18 holes for championship flight. Top entrants include Sam Connoly Jacksonville banker and Maynard Brown Glen Arven pro. Over 1 400 invitations were sent for the four day meet open to all amateurs with a $10 entry fee covering golf and prizes.
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Bryant Harvard
Auburn University
David Middleton
Piorida State University
Tallahassee Institute
Warren Mayes Jr
South
W. R
Bill] Bowers
Bowers
Sam Connoly
Jacksonville
Maynard Brown
Glen Arven
Connoly
Coaches Pick All-Star Football Coaches Named
Earl O Neal of Waycross will direct the South squad and Charles Grisham of Carrollton will helm the North in the Georgia All Star game at Grant Field Georgia Tech on August 3. The event is sponsored by the Atlanta Journal and the Georgia High School Association.
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Atlanta
Earl O'Neal
Waycross
Charles Grisham
Carrollton
Wko
O'Neal
Grisham
Georgia Tech
Grant Field
The
Atlanta Journal
Georgia High School Association
Former Vanderbilt athlete Josh Cody dies at 69
Josh Cody former Vanderbilt standout star turned coach and athletics administrator died at 69 from a heart attack. He served as Temple University athletic director from 1952 after earlier roles at Mercer Vanderbilt Clemson and Florida. Cody earned 13 letters in multiple sports and was famed as a premier Southern lineman at Vanderbilt.
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Mount Laurel
N.J
Josh Cody
Vanderbilt University
Cody
Temple University
Philadelphia
Ernest
Elsa
New Jersey
Franklin
Tenn
Joshuay Crittenden Cody
Josh
Temple
Mercer University
Vanderbilt
Clemson
University of Florida
Tennessee
South
Macon
Nutting Signs With Cleveland Browns
Georgia Tech tackle Ed Nutting, listed at 200 pounds, leaves college after four years to sign a pro football contract with the Cleveland Browns. Nutting, a second round pick in last year’s NFL draft as a Red Shirt, says the move was his own and Cleveland did not seek him out.
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Cleveland
Georgia Tech
Ed Nutting
Cleveland Browns
Nutting
Strikes and Spares Knee Lock Prevalent Among Lady Bowlers
Bowling star Joe Wilman notes a common fault among women bowlers, a stiff left knee during delivery, citing Sally as an example. He urges practice on footwork and stance, offering a pamphlet Your Stance and Approach for 10 cents.
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Joe Wilman
Sally
Dhr Teeke
C-O Times- Enterprise
P.O
Thomasville
Tigers Stung by Ford. Twins, Giants Win on Day
Detroit clung to the AL lead half a game behind Whitey Ford who pitched a 9-0 shutout as Cleveland fell to Baltimore 8-5. Ford inched ahead with 12 strikeouts giving him 14 on the season and his 11th victory. White Sox swept Minnesota 4-3 and 10-7 as the Twins slumped. Boston beat Washington 13-12 in a nine-inning burst with Jim Pagliaroni's grand slam. In the NL Cincinnati swept Philadelphia 17-2 and 10-0 as the Giants beat Chicago 7-2 and Milwaukee toppled Los Angeles 10-2. Pittsburgh won opener 5-3 over St. Louis, with the Cards taking the nightcap 7-3.
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Ford
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Bob Allison
Billy Goodman
Nellie
Fox
Red Sox
Jim Pagliaroni
Willie Tasby
Washington
Pagliaroni
del Rice
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Angels
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cards
Bowling Results and League Standings for Local Teams
Reading shows results from a bowling night with teams like BUSINESS MEN, Thomasville Sales, Goodrum's Floor Cover, Atlantic Coast Line, and American Oil Co. Standings include 8 8 and 88 179 2314 figures. Individual high scores list Gordon Palmer 248, A Franklin 200, G Newton 200, L O Willis 199.
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Ya Syetas
Landage Place
Billiard Rcd
Thomasville Sales Am
Goodrum's
Atlantic Coast Line
American Oil Co
Ehampensite
Goredrum
Flece
Thomas Drug Store
Caldwell -Lanoford
American Ol
Gordon Palmer
A.franklin
G. Newton
L. O. Willis
Billiard Photo Shop
Acd
Alligood Tire
al and Red
Cloverfarm
American Oil
Faircloth's
Oak Grove
Frank's
Rosehill Pharmacy
al and
Red’s
Fair
Rosehill
Alligood
Oak Grove Nurseries
T'ville Music Co
Barbara Chastain
Vera Mc
Tommy
Izzo
D. Binion
W. Chantain
L Keadle
DB Izzo
Standard Oil
Junior Bowling Leagues Begin At Rose Lanes
About 50 youths attended the organizational meeting for two AJBC sanctioned leagues at Rose Lanes. A mixed 7 to 13 year old league and an 11 to 18 boys league were formed with six and eight teams respectively. Committees and sponsors from American Oil Coca Cola Royal Crown and Kiwanis plus Rose Lanes staff will supervise. The next meeting is Saturday at 9 30 AM.
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Rose Lanes
Frank Harrall
Edward Rings
Marietta
Georgia State
AJBC
Rings
Harrald
American Oil
Lee Singletary
Coca-Cola
Carlos Morris
Royal Crown
Bill Terry
Kiwanis Club
Finn Groover
Frank
Leah Harrall
Anne Wise
Harrall
Keeth Culpepper
Tom Stephens
Robin Wise
Danny Redd
Leigh Wise
Margaret Walker
Marie Chastain
Marlene Herndon
Littler Captures U S Open Title and Western Open Hope
Gene Littler, nicknamed The Machine, won the U S Open with a one stroke margin at Oakland Hills and rose to fourth on the PGA money list. He leads into the Western Open in Grand Rapids as Gary Player tops the money list and Arnold Palmer trails, with Sabers Doug Sanders finishing strong at 35,531 career earnings.
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Birmingham
Mich
Pio Golf
Gene
the Machine
Littler
Oakland Hills
Player
Palmer
Denver
Cherry Hills
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Bob Goalby
Ted Kroll
Ted
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Boston and New York strong, Detroit and Cleveland with losses, Kansas City and Chicago mixed. Today Cleveland visits Chicago, New York plays Kansas City, with several city matchups listed including Columbia at Knoxville and Charleston at Portsmouth.
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Geenville
Asheville
Knoxville
Charleston
Portsmouth
Columbia
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Inn
Greenville
Faulk Wins Eastern Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Georgia captured her third straight title at the Women's Eastern Open in Dillsburg Pennsylvania. In a 54-hole event she tied with Jo Ann Prentice and Mickey Wright at 21 before Faulk birdied the first extra hole to win the $1,247 prize as Prentice missed a final putt that would have clinched the championship.
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Dillsburg
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Miss Fawk
Jo Ann Prentice
Miss Prentice
Miss Faulk
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Birmingham
Ala
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T'ville
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Lew Krausse
Kansas City Athletics
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Krausse, Jr
Joe Gordon
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Selly
Stane
Tigers
By Jack Hand
Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Baltimore
McMickle
Ellison
Chastain
Red
Photo Shop
Brinson
Fulgham
Moh Tractor Co
Griffins
Bames
Hill Tractor Co
A. Franklin
Newton
Gordon J. Keadle Palmer
Littler Cops
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Minnesota
Gallimore
Kansan City
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Mobile
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