Thomasville Tops Jacksonville with Jenkins Relief in 9-5 Win
Thomasville’s American Legion nine survived a shaky defense to beat Jacksonville 9-5. John Jenkins pitched four innings of relief allowing four hits and two runs while driving in two with a fifth inning single. Jacksonville had surged ahead early but misplays and errors opened the door for Thomasville to rally and take the lead, with insurance runs in the sixth.
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Campaneris Powers Athletics To Narrow Victory
Bert Campaneris led Oakland to a win with decisive runs as he delivered a key performance. The Associated Press report notes his timely hitting and base running helped the Athletics secure the victory in a tight game.
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West All Stars to Feature Garrett Nobis in July 9 Game
Heisman winner Mike Garrett of Southern Cal and Texas linebacker Tommy Nobis will lead the West squad in the All-America All-Star game set for July 9 in Atlanta. The 20 man lineup includes Missouri's Francis Peay, Oklahoma's Carl McAdams, and Texas Tech's Donny Anderson with Gary Lane and Randy Johnson at QB.
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Baseball Scores and Tuesday Schedule Recount
Sundays results include Cincinnati 5 4 New York 0 2 St Louis 1 5 Philadelphia 0 1 Chicago 9 8 Houston 2 Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 1 in 11 innings. Today's games list New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Atlanta Los Angeles at Houston with Tuesday matchups New York at St Louis San Francisco at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Houston.
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Baseball scores report for AL games featuring multiple matchups
Saturday results show Minnesota 9 Chicago 8, Cleveland 7 Washington 2, Detroit 4 New York 0, Baltimore 16 Boston 6. Baltimore 5 2 Boston 8 5, Kansas City 1 3 California 0 2. Minnesota 6 Chicago 0. Washington 2 Cleveland 2. Detroit 2 New York 0. Minnesota at California. Chicago at Kansas City. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Washington. Baltimore at New York. Cleveland at Boston tonight.
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Stargell Opens Doghouse and Lifts Pirates to Win
Willie Stargell hit a leadoff homer in the 11th inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat Atlanta 2-1, tightening the NL lead chase with a .828 batting average. Bob Veale earned his seventh win, and St Louis swept Philadelphia while Cincinnati and Chicago split doubleheaders.
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Melnyk Wins Okefenokee Invitational In Waycross
Steve Melnyk of Brunswick edged defending champion Johnny Skedas of Savannah to capture the Okefenokee Invitational Golf Tournament. The Florida golfer shot five under par in the final round to finish 19 under 269, three strokes ahead of Skedas who closed at 272. Boog Layton and Danny Daniels followed with 281 and 285.
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Ford Takes Top 3 Places In Le Mans
Ford becomes first American maker to win and sweep the top three positions at Le Mans with drivers Bruce MacLaren and Chris Amon. New Zealand crew led a Ford effort that defeated Ferrari, ending Ferrari’s long run. The win follows costly R&D and a multi-year racing program, with Ford dominating the field and posting extensive investment data.
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Teenagers Guerry and Tuero Triumph in Southern Tennis
In Atlanta, 17-year-old Zan Guerry from Chattanooga defeated John Skogstad 7-0 6-4 6-2 to win the men's singles. 15-year-old Linda Tuero of New Orleans defeated Ann Moore 6-2 6-3 for the women's singles title. Guerry becomes the youngest Southern men's champion since Bitsy Grant. Tuero is the youngest women's champion ever.
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Atlanta
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