Tigers Clinch Lead in Georgia Florida League Showdown
Thomasville Tigers, top in the Georgia Florida League, beat Dublin to secure hosting of the All Star game on July 9 and 10. The Tigers surged from mid May losses to a late season run, led by homer power from Woods, Campbell, and Reese and strong pitching from Hayzgood and Hagen as they edge Dublin and others in the standings.
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Thomasville
Tigers
Dublin
Gail Henley
Bengals
Braves
Moultrie
Warnedoe Field
Ralph Woods
Dick Reese
Brunswick Cardinals
Henley
Race results and entries from dog racing events
Daily update lists first to tenth races with dog names, odds, and times. Includes post positions and entries for Friday and Saturday matinee and evening races across multiple grades and maidens.
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Jay Eff
Singanne Harmony
Quiniete
Big Shannon
Cavanaugh
R. K
H. T
Michlef
Quiniela
Charger Gale
Spotted Hoss
Charlie
Chief Cheetah
Speaker Ray
Summer Way
Quinieta
Stella Z
R. F. Anita
Bernlin
Wiest
Bill Cluck
Latin Doug
Notch
Coates
Wace Lou
Fawn
Flower
Watch Jon Repeal
Hi Buzzy
Marina
Snuffy Smith
Flaming Star
Papeete
Major Glenn
Hi Valor
Sonic Boom
Loulea
Elfland
Dyson
Space Monkey
Red R
Caroline Kid
Cover Talk
Quick Carrol
Hi Windy
Fancy Feathers
Happy Pep
Mertin King
Roy Lager
Agricola Girl
W's Courier
June Glow
Cox
Little Gala
Vinny
Casanova Charlie
Infatuated
All Flyer
Misty Moonlight
Hi Bo
Winkie Pam
Liday
Noise Maker
Ike Soud
I. C
Walter Pan
Pitsy
Chief Jerry
Ripperty
Lovely Star
Howie
Bouree
Hi Prince
Mise Nubbin
Ochopee
Nancy Sis
Wayside Rambler
Rocker Mystery
Champion Down
Brink
Hi Angel
Dat
Jane Havoc
Rose McDuff
Merita Ann
R. F. Alice
Merry Madcap
Kathy Kim
Blue Life
Cornell Comet
Bettie’s
King Moses
Moskin's Boy
April GiGrl
Augie’s
Spartan Special
Dublin Braves Emerge From Elevator Scrape and Tiger Rally Wins
Dublin Braves endured a 45 minute elevator jam at a local hotel with fourteen players including Gary Jenkins and Dick Anderson among the stuck. The Braves later lost 14-13 to Thomasville Tigers at Warnedoe Field as Charley Haygood closed a Tiger ninth inning rally with a strikeout after Anderson had doubled earlier and Dick Reese hit an inside the park homer.
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Dublin Braves
Gary Jenkins
Dick Anderson
Tom Maust
Wayne Kroll
al Pietrewicz
Tom Smith
Harold Haydel
Lee Brown
Don Mullis
Bob
Bill Baab
Times-Enterprise
Charley Haygood
Thomasville
Tigers
Haygood
Warnedoe Field
Casey
Toe Tigers
Braves
Dublin
Gaynor Cawley
Travis Martin
Cawley
Joe Rowe
Bob Aguilar
Aguilar
Mullis
Glenn Clark
Rowe
Brown
Anderson
HenJey
Dick Reese
Tiger
Reese
Anderson Inn Center
Ralph Woods
Marty Richardson
Richardson
Bengal
Kenny Schultz
Hal Grier
Hartman
George Campbell
Arlo Brunsberg
Grier
Campbell
Ducks
RW Mullis
Clark
If Anderson
Samuel
Pikel
Lowe
P Sharp
Kabat
Wyatt
A-Smith
Rel Schultz
Rf Campbell
F Brunsberg
Pavelko
Cf Martin
P Cawley
P Haygood
Ant E Grier
Pirkel
Op— Clark
Loos
Campbell Anderson
S Martin
Sharp
Watt
Martin
Wyatt Martin
Stracick
Wendelstedt
Sunnyland Tops VFW in Comeback Victory and Jaycees Win
Sunnyland scored eight runs in the fifth to beat VFW 11-7 in Little League action while the Jaycees defeated Moose Lodge 6-3. Gainous earned the win with seven strikeouts, four for four at bat, and Ray Wood contributed a double. Defnall Utley Harris added two hits for Sunnyland. Carney notched 18 strikeouts for the Moose Lodge loss.
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Sunnyland
VFW
Jaycees
Moose Lodge
Lavon Gamous
Tommy Lowery
Gainous
Ray Wood
Vannie Brookered
Jeff Bloodworth
Stanley Defnall
Willie Utley
Dale Harris
Ronnie Carney
Moose
Kenny Lowery
Gale Reeves
Marty Willett
Lamar Johnson
Lowery
Phil Bradner
Deadlocked In Waycross Golf On Okefenokee Invite
Three way tie after first round at Okefenokee Invitational in Waycross Georgia with Billy Gibson Macon Art Patchin Augusta and Al Gordon Brunswick shooting 66 to lead. Notables include Jimmy Newton Tifton Eddie Sams Athens in 4 under par group aiming for championship flight.
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Waycross
Billy Gibson
Macon
Art Patchin
Augusta
al Gordon
Brunswick
Okefenokee
Jimmy Newton
Tifton
Eddie Sams
Athens
Mary Lena Tied For Tourney Lead
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Georgia and Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico led the 27 pros in the J E McAuliffe Golf Tournament after the first of four rounds at Plainfield Country Club. Mickey Wright, the favorite from Dallas, trailed seven strokes back with a 3841-179 score.
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Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Plainfield Country Club
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Carol Mann
Olympia Fields
Beth Stone
Muskogee
Okla
Barbara Romack
Grossingers
N.Y
Ford and Mantle Hold Keys to Yankees Pennant Pursuit
Whitey Ford delivered a three hit shutout of Baltimore to spark the Yankees from a slide into fourth place and close the gap to three games behind Cleveland as Mantle prepared for a leg test in Detroit while others win and lose around the league. Ford’s 3 0 victory was his first since May 9 ending a five game skid and he left with an 82 of innings pitched.
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Ford
Mantle
Yankees
Baltimore
Mickey
Detroit
Yankee
Yanks
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Twins
Washington
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Orioles
Multiple Major League Scores From Evening Games
Baseball results across leagues show New York 4, Baltimore 3 and Cleveland 1, Detroit 6, Washington 8 with Chicago 8, Minnesota and Los Angeles 8 among others. National League standings list Los Angeles atop the table with San Francisco and Pittsburgh close behind. Minor and Georgia Florida League results feature Thomasville, Dublin, Savannah, Macon and Augusta in various two to four run contests.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Thomasville
Dublin
Asheville
Macon
Knoxville
Charlotte
Portsmouth
Augusta
Savannah
Greenville
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Louisville
Indianapolis
Dawson Baptist Tops East Side in MCA League Play
Dawson Street Baptist defeated East Side Baptist 16 to 9 and the Methodists beat Baptist No. 1 24 to 11 in MCA Church League softball. Durwood Jones and Joe Clements led Dawson with three hits apiece. Gregory Willette and Hasty each homered for the Methodists who totalled 24 hits.
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Dawson Street Baptist
East Side Baptist
Methodists
Baptist
Durwood Jones
Joe Clements
Dawson Street
Jack Kelly
Pat Kirkly
Sammy Robertson
Jones
Thad Potts
Frank Jones
John Gregory
Ken Wright
Ray Willett
Jimmie Rigsby
Bobby Hasty
Paul Hjort
John Covington
Osgood Cook
Gregory
Willette
Hasty
Hugh Taylor
Shelly Chastain
Willis Singletary
Thomasville Dairy and YMCA Triumph in Softball Showdown
YMCA beat Watkins 11 4 as Carol Arline Rosaland Hurst collected three for three. Thomasville Daltries crushed Warners 27 2 with Viola Suber four for five and multiple players two hits. Watkins failed to collect more than one hit.
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YMCA
Watkins
Thomasville Daltries
Warners
Carol Arline
Rosaland Hurst
Susy Davis
Peggy Galnous
Linda Kirkland
Viola Suber
Thomasville Dairies
Ethell Voyles
Ione Bannister
Vera Williams
Martha Brown
Elaine Griffin
Linda Griffin
Juanita Potts
Winns Pirates win 7-2 in YMCA league opener
Matthew Winn pitched a three hitter to lead the Pirates to a 7-2 victory over the Yan kees in the YMCA Boys Softball League. Terry Chastain went 1 for 1, Clayton Blanton and Frank Hjort each 2 for 2, while Tim Davis and Buddy Crawford added 1 for 1. Davis took the loss. The league is open to boys ages 7 to 9.
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Matthew Winn
Yankees
Pirates
YMCA
Terry Chastain
Clayton Blanton
Frank Hjort
Tim Davis
Buddy Crawford
Davis
AAU Track Carnival Opens With World Records Menaced
In Walnut California the 74th National AAU track and field carnival begins a two night run at Mt. San Antonio College Memorial Stadium. Meet director Hilmer Lodge cites eight world records at risk as stars Dallas Long Frank Budd and Robert Hayes compete in the opening program.
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Associated Press
Walnut
Calif
Dallas Long
Frank Budd
Robert Hayes
Mt. San Antonio College
Memorial Stadium
San Jose Hills
Los Angeles
Hilmer Lodge
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Monk Beavers
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